The Organs Assailing the Senate
The article argues the Senate serves as a bulwark between the House and the people, noting its rare passage of House measures yet frequent rejection of executive and popular clamors. It critiques Republican papers for backing President Roosevelt while opposing Senate independence. It discusses ex President Cleveland, the Chronicle, and opinions on expansion including Hawaii and the Philippines with sharp, neutral tone.
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Fost
Roosevelt
Chicago
Buchanan
Cleveland
Clevelands
Randwich Islands
Wi. Clevelandls
United States
Amperea
Philippine Island
Hia Fe Loy Cithers
Hawaiian Islands
Democratic Party
Wr Clevelands
Great Schiem
Denberars
Porto Rico
Debate on Philippine sovereignty and Santo Domingo settlements
The article discusses U S sovereignty over the Philippines as a legitimate title but morally contested. It reviews insular cases dissent, Senate treaty power, Santo Domingo arbitration, and State Department actions, including a urged Senate scrutiny of pending settlements and proposed customs control and debt arrangements.
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Philippines
California
Alaska
Great Britain
Supreme Court
Insular
Justice Harlan
Mertia
Santo Domingo
United States
Senate
State Department
Morgan
Pius Fund
Californias
Hay
Azpiroz
Mexico
Washington
Dilator
Dillingham
District budget rises with Senate aid to avoid overreach
The Senate Appropriations committee endorses a stronger district budget than the House bill. It adds cautious increases across departments, funds schools, police, fire, street work, and new municipal building costs to 2 1 000 000. The plan aims for a July 1906 debt payment and urges House conferees to accept the Senate version for coherent administration.
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
United States Treasury
Washington
Congress
Something Doing in the Country Tripoli Gown
Miss Clara Schwem, daughter of Charles Schwem northwest of town, displays a rare skill playing two instruments at once. She uses one hand on the organ and the other on the piano, creating music that pleases listeners. The note mixes several local snippets about health, travel, and community life with brief, humorous anecdotes from small towns.
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Clara Schwem
Charles Schwem
Tdnecin
Lone
Roosevelt
Biaar
Rpublican
Malbim J Nnings
Bryan
Pepub Hein
Isu
Jessy Ido
Addison
Worlborough
LATE GOSSIP OF FOREIGN CAPITALS
Norway abolishes the death penalty for all but ministers of state in a move likened to modern nations. Italy and Russia also have abolished capital punishment in ordinary crime, while questions about exile and immigration control dominate London politics. The piece also recounts the Bourbon Castelvi saga and the failed Don Pedro de Bourbon art collection episode in New York.
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Europe
Italy
Russia
Catherine the Great
Belswum
King Lenpotu
Bourbon Castelvi
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Velasquez
France
Duke of Anjou
New York
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Madrid
Paris
Champs B Elyse
Don Carlos
Don Francis
Alfonso III
Henrie Bourbon
Isabella of
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Henri Matrkea
Helen di Castelgi
Due Gotha
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Christina
Henri
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Anjou
Charles IV of
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Atlantic
Don Pedro de Bourbon
Duke of
Durcal
Don Sebastian
Infanta Christina
Francis of
Quinte
Pohd
Hersef
Marquis DE Pontenoy
Turtle saga and Washington chatter cross Capitol pages
A Washington scene blends a Hawaii tale of Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole with a giant turtle said to be 750 years old and kept in the prince’s yard. The report then moves to lawmakers as Representative McDermott mocks a car regulation near Fourteenth Street and Senator Lodge spars with Dietrich over procedure, featuring anecdotes from Payne and Porter about sailors and a boy seeking an appointment by growing half an inch.
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Aldrich
Europe
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Baldwin
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
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Morton
Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole
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Price Kubios Zoo
Prince Kuhio
Evah
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M. McDermott
Dietrich
Piccioretr
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Mr Proctor
Gormut
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Sereno E Payne
Holcomb
My Boys
Hwy
Porter
Pennsylvania
Farrizat
Dewey Tilsig
Annipuus
Pittisburg
W Porter
Navy
Echoes of The Washington Post in a chorus of editors
A collage of quotations and fragments from newspapers including The Washington Post, The Milwaukee Sentinel, and The Los Angeles Herald. It notes editorials on Prohibition, political figures, and calls for tariff and revision highlights with broad references to states and parties.
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Washington Post
California
Owensboro
Cannon
St Lewis Post Dispatch
Washington Pst
South Republican Machines Face Tribulation Over Butler Ties
The article argues that Southern Republican machine politics, led by figures like Benjamin Butler, face distress for backing Davis at Charleston and for patronage deals. It contends Southern machines lack principle, favoring patronage over unity, while Roosevelt seeks independence from such factions. The piece notes friction over postmaster appointments and calls for party integrity.
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Benjamin F Butle
Jefferson Davis
United States
Charleston
Davis
Franklin Pierce
Massachusetts
Butler
Caleb Cushing
Buchanan
Butity
Sherbet
Principe
Meinley
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Warslind
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Lee
Livan
Parker
Marty
Roosevelt
Tinroln
Iron
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Washington Society Deters Celebrity Worship in Nation’s Capital
A New Orleans observer argues Washington DC’s bustle dulls awe for great figures. He cites Supreme Court events and presidential appointees, plus shifts in rail policy, the South’s stance, and Roosevelt’s reforms as tests of national leadership and civic spirit.
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Washington
Edward J. Tinsley
New Orleans
National Capitil
Columbia
Worshpers
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
An excerpt offers a collage of aphoristic lines on luck prosperity hypocrisy love and danger. It hints at reflections from a newspaper column with brief maxims and wry observations about men women and social behavior. The tone is classroom chatty and moralistic with sharp bons mots.
Toughs Not Wanted in the Army From the Ra
A fragmentary news note reports tensions over recruitment bias in the U S Army. It mentions a sergeant at Lighth and Wen eirrets and police uncertainty about motives. The text discusses questions of moral character and discipline and implies a push to reduce recruitment of problem individuals.
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Stanley
Ile
Pulice
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Eyars
Fragmented query on lottery odds and treatment times
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the Sew Lerk Press
Fragmentary reflections present a social satire on marriage and male vanity. Acknowledge that compliments and cooking skill define worth, while warning that bachelor life mocks traditional views. The piece hints at money, social standing, and gender roles without clear narrative in this truncated text.
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