Recalling Washingtons Marine Deployment Debate
In a Washington publication the debate over President Roosevelts order withdrawing marines from ships is examined. It argues the president, as commander in chief, may deploy or withdraw forces without congressional override, noting 10 000 total marines and about 2000 on ships, with evidence that ship discipline has improved and no showing that marines are needed aboard battleships. The piece questions Congress influence and reserves the right to restore marines only when required.
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Legal Hope Restored by Court Ruling on Law
The text cites material benefits from a law and notes the circuit court of appeals sustained it, removing doubt raised by a Supreme Court dictum. It argues the Supreme Court would likely find the law constitutional if the question were fully presented.
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Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Fragmented Thoughts on Congress and Presidential Power
A jumble of historical musings on Congress and presidential influence. discusses extra sessions, interwar and Civil War era tensions, figures like Grant Cleveland and Taft, and comments on party leadership, independence of the legislative branch, and executive overreach. The prose weaves dates, names, and political dynamics into a reflective piece.
Crop yield estimates spark Jameson debate across states
The article discusses varying corn yields per acre across states, noting readings from Missouri and South Carolina. It mentions estimates of 400 bushels per acre in one area and 28 bushels elsewhere, and references farm practices, seed choices, and economic outcomes for farmers in different regions.
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CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS IN RECLAMATION CASE
The Supreme Court grappled with the constitutionality of the reclamation act in a historic session, touching on the Colorado case and broader implications for western development. The article notes the court’s cautious stance and the factual novelty of the forthcoming decision. It also includes a second section on college women as wives, citing Dr Charles W Blot’s view that college women marry less due to insufficient personal attractions and evolving domestic expectations.
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Harvard
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A Fortunate Selection In State Department Post
The report that Mr Chandler Hale will become an Assistant Secretary of State is welcomed by friends. His public service record shows high qualifications for the office, and his Maine Senator father and Zacharie Chandler grandfather frame expectations of a useful, honorable career. The Venezuela arbitration issue is debated, noting the State Department’s surprise at Venezuela’s stance and calls for clearer light on the matter. A charge of opposition to New Mexico and Arizona statehood is dismissed as absurd, with emphasis on states proving readiness. Senators Hopkins and Stephenson await, Haskell gains jury confidence, and various national news items including Japan, Egypt, and Taft era issues are touched.
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Mosquitoes blamed for canal disaster claim in lecture
New York American notes a McGill University doctor credits malaria control and mosquito eradication for preventing further disease in major projects. He argues the mosquito spread fever and caused vast mortality, but cites Cuba and global declines as proof of progress in prevention.
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Heat and heatstrokes stain taft era tans of politics
A mash of colorful notes jokes and mischief on Taft administration figures including Mr Loeb Panama railroad rebating and Harriman alibis. The Bronx Zoo bear incident highlights a heat wave scene as Congress drama and silly gibes mix with cabinet chatter and reform talk.
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Mr. Harriman
Obedience Dropped From Wedding Vow In Humorous Swap
A New York Press inspired quip travels from Dothian as dress codes rise in town and a St Louis anecdote spreads about Ora Della Reese becoming Ora Della Pickett after a judge omits the word obey and substitutes humor in the marriage service, reflecting changing social norms.
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New York American
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College Women and Personal Qualities Highlighted in Letter
A column argues that a college education does not guarantee a woman’s intellect or respect, noting many educated women are condescending and that personal qualities matter more in choosing a life partner. It also urges support for tuberculosis and Italian relief efforts, endorsing Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association to aid the needy during cold weather and ongoing misfortune.
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Steel Trusts Fine Bargain in Tennessee Iron Deal
The United States Steel Corporation acquired a controlling stake in the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company during the 1907 panic. Estimates presented to a Senate Judiciary committee valued the Tennessee assets at about 500 million dollars, including 9 billion tons of coal and 9,000,000,000 tons of ore. Government experts assessed coal and ore values and royalty prospects, suggesting the steel giant secured a substantial bargain.
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Musical French Politicians Debut As Chamber Musicians
The London Globe notes French deputies conceal musical talent within their chamber. Meline holds court with violin and cello, Gen Picquart rumored to play plainly and well, Clemenceau modest about music, while Deblier or de Paris astonishes as a violinist.
Pope Pius Heir to Bosnian Throne Sparks Complications
The article discusses a revived Bosnian question tied to Queen Catherine’s will appointing the Pope as successor in Bosnia. It notes Austria-Hungary’s control and speculates on reactions of Emperor Franz Joseph and Archduke Franz Ferdinand, with mention of Baron Arenberg and the French Jockey Club presidency amid other historical notes on Montsquieu and royal households.
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Grove Johnson II as California legislator praised by backer
A Baltimore American account quotes supporter P W Capner praising Grove L Johnson II the Republican floor leader and judiciary chair in California. The piece recounts Johnsons controversial anti Japanese measures and a congressional moment in Washington where he defended a youthful misstep reclaiming public honor amid bipartisan applause.
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Queensboro Bridge Jump Applications Revealed for Opening Day
The Queens celebration committee reports 235 applicants seek permission to leap from the new Queensboro bridge between Manhattan and Long Island City on opening day. Among them are 168 men and 30 women, with motives ranging from professional diving to suicidally romantic hopes, yet officials say no bridge jumping will be allowed.
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Wilk Wed is Elected and Wedding Rumor In Allentown
Allentown dispatch to Philadelphia Ledger reports a rally for Republican mayoral candidate Charles Hunsicker noting an announced wedding if elected. The bride-elect and fiancée are described as prominent, with Hunsicker a lawyer described as "200 years old" in the garbled text. Brown notes light-green henhouses boost egg production by one to three per day, based on his experiments in Ithaca and Newfield area.
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California Oh California Police Clashes and Call to Arms
Poem critiquing California’s defiance amid national tensions. It lampoons anti immigrant fear chants and calls for decisive action against perceived threats, naming figures and urging a hard stance while lamenting public uproar from coast to coast.
Poetic ditty from Toledo Blade about Mr Taft program
Fragmentary verse notes Mr Taft and humorous lines about great and small destinies. The piece mocks an alligator dinner and rhinos, adding a blessing for all. The text reflects lighthearted newspaper humor from the Toledo Blade era.
Bitten by Golden Tooth Dog in California Oddities
A muddled zigzag of quotes from the Chicago News and other papers lampoons social vanity, envy, and prudence. It mentions a dog bite case linked to a Dr Murphy, a $300 bail, and a front tooth bridge as a symbol of status, with aggressive misreadings of manners and citizenship.
Italian Captain Fights Convicts After Reggio Quake
An Italian naval captain in command of the battleship Napoli landed at Reggio after the earthquake to organize relief. Convicts attacked, but Cagni’s force fired back, killing many and securing survivors. A separate dog saved a family by guiding them to safety through ruins. Wives and children are highlighted as brave acts in the disaster.
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Views of Visitors in Washington on England and US relations
A British observer Lord Clifford and others discuss Anglo-American ties and Germany's role, highlighting protectionist moods, naval buildup, and disputes with Japan. They note English tariff shifts, a planned territorial volunteer army, and comment on American art trade, Morgan’s purchases, and Britain’s loss of European masterpieces to U.S. buyers.
The Price of Proficiency in Success Magazine
A patient scolds a renowned doctor over a charge for a quick operation. The specialist replies that rushing the procedure would ruin many eyes, implying the value of skill and care beyond haste.
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