Kaiserism and German power rise in wartime vision
The piece extols Bismarck and the Kaiser, portraying a strong German navy and army, rail against Britain, and warn of debt and taxation. It discusses potential naval conflict with Britain, naval strategy, and the Monroe Doctrine, with a critical note on German expansion and European balance. It then shifts to an essay praising the U S Constitution and a reader's query on interstate tariffs and protectionism, noting limits of Congress and free trade.
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Nation faces taxation debate and art center growth
The piece argues taxation and a strong national capital should support culture and learning, praising Washington's emergence as a center for universities, art, and a national gallery. It notes public exhibitions shaping the American art scene and the shift from mere capital to a cultural hub.
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Baltimore Physician Leads Hatless Crusade for Health
Dr Shearer a Baltimore physician declares plan to publish a statement with medical authorities promoting going hatless to improve health and scalp condition. He already wears no hat during outings and theaters claiming fresh air benefits and plans to persuade others, noting his robust health despite harsh winter exposure.
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Mabels Changing and Kilts in the Times
A collage of clippings notes Mabel at the typewriter signaling mood with verse and a wartime echo, followed by a New York Sun piece praising kilts for warmth and style, then a Ward Line steamer Mexico arrival recounting Emanuel Gonzales a Spanish American War veteran who aims to meet President Roosevelt.
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Port- au-Prince
White House
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicas News
Fragmentary OCR notes describe reactions to rainy weather and social scenes while mentioning a soubrette, a widower, and audience interest. The text shows unclear quotes and odd spellings, reflecting garbled archival copy with characters blaming wives and critics sneering at love.
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Ara Leah
Kuropatkin war diaries reveal faults and valor
A long labored review discusses Kuropatkin’s history of the war with Japan. It notes theft and transcription of his manuscript, his strained relations with officers, and his eventual reformulation under imperial pressure. Also covered are the Napier family lineage and the Hanover queen’s death shaping European politics.
Dogs of many breeds surge in Madison Square Garden show
An era of shifting dog breed popularity is evident in the upcoming Madison Square Garden show entries. Great Danes lead entries with 102, while St Bernards drop to 65 after historic highs. Greyhounds, Foxhounds, Spaniels and Bulldogs show rising counts, and new breeds like French Bulldogs and Pomeranians reach notable totals.
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Senator Bacon's Dilemma In Georgia Legislature
Senator Clay of Georgia said the Senate would act to settle Senator A O Bacon's status before March 4. The governor reportedly plans to appoint Bacon as interim senator between March 4 and the next Georgia legislature session, but a constitutional amendment and timing raise doubt if a special session can be called.
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German Treaty Plans Move To Senate Session
Washington dispatches to the New York Tribune report that a reciprocity treaty with Germany will be laid before the Senate in the special session planned shortly after March 4. The move follows Senator Bacon signaling opposition to the Dominican treaty, hinting Republicans may wait until after March 4. North commission indicates agreement with German negotiators on a commercial framework, with hopes the reciprocity treaty will be submitted to the Senate at the session. The administration seeks concessions to Germany to preserve Germany's minimum tariff and expects the North accord to satisfy.
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Dreamer and Doer in a Garden Song and a War-Ish Issue
A mix of verse and clipped editorials features the line about dreamers and doers in a garden, then pivots to a Washington Dispatch on California segregation cases and U.S. Japan relations. An administration official stresses the real issue is whether a state can discriminate against citizens of a friendly nation without endangering ties, while noting efforts to prevent war. The Philadelphia and Yale pieces add scattered school and ship references.
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Plan to use forests for consumptives cure in Pennsylvania
A New York Tribune account details Dr J T Rothrock of Mount Alto advocating a statewide program combining forest reserves, a state forest school, forest laws, and a camp for consumptives. The aim is to treat convalescents in outdoor forest settings to prevent spread of tuberculosis, train workers, and boost the economy.
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Animals and Prices From Old Time Papers
A survey of curiosities lists high prices for animals including a $5,000 bulldog, an $8,000 cow, a $4,000 hog, and a $200,000 racehorse. It notes glamour roosters at $80, a $7 lion, a $1 salmon, and speculative breeding values for calf and offspring. Also includes a Kansas City Journal note on Von Moltke calling a pompous officer a “gasbag” after a train exchange.
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Reflections of a Bachelor Sparingly Read
A fragmentary column notes views on love and marriage with observations on understanding and worry about stolen jewels. The quirky tone suggests reflections on domestic life and implications of a husband’s fortune. The text hints at gender dynamics and social expectations without full context.
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New York Press
Politicians and fashion in Raleigh lobby chatter
In Raleigh the discussions center on party futures with Senator Pettigrew predicting a Roosevelt backed Republican candidate by acclamation and debates over constitutional limits. Tailors debate styles while Emile Twyesfort rebuts radical changes and cites industry unity. Congress members promote free seed distribution while mining prospects spark optimism about future wealth from gold and copper.
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Emile Twyesfort
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