Washington Post subscription terms and Panama canal debate
The text lists subscription options and rates for The Washington Post with delivery by carrier in Washington and Alexandria, including daily and Sunday plans. It then shifts to a debate on Panama Canal competition and American shipbuilding, arguing for robust national ship construction and free raw materials, contrasting rail and water routes and urging full competition in maritime trade.
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Government ownership sparks debate on Panama route and rail ties
The article surveys U S and Panamanian rail and steamship ties with government involvement, noting Central American politics under Cabrera, American capital interests, and possible shifts in policy if reelection occurs. It discusses transportation links between New York, Panama, and Guatemalan rail investments, plus broader economic and political implications for US interests.
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Post Philosophy Says Life Races Diverge For Tortoises And Wares
A reflective piece notes life paths diverge between cautious and risk taking, with a resigned man snacking at fate. It also comments on overworked in laws, misused brilliance, and parents delaying teens, while fathers fear courtship dangers and politicians claim statesmanship through hard to follow theories.
South Advances Trade Push Via Panama Canal Expo
The National Cotton and Cotton Products Association plans exhibitions to lure Eastern and foreign manufacturers to the South by bringing spindles and looms into the region. The aim is to showcase cotton and by products, proving economy and cleanliness to boost demand and staple prices for farmers.
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Exposition Association
Child's World A Closet In New York Gun Act Case
Mary Steen and James Steen were prosecuted under the New York Gun Act after Joshua Steen, aged about four, was found starving in a closet at 483 West Twenty second Street. Testimony described long confinement, lack of ventilation, and fear of custody loss as factors in the alleged cruelty. Joshua testified of being kept in the closet most nights and days, while authorities noted the boy is heir to about $12,000 in Centreport property. Both Steens faced charges and possible sentencing as witnesses detailed the conditions and family dynamics.
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Inducement for Corporations to Take Out Charters
A fragmented discussion cites President Patt’s proposal to regulate large corporations under a single master agency, questioning the inducement for firms to accept charters. It notes the Sherman antitrust framework, Taft’s stance, and the potential penalties and record access for prosecution, with historical digressions on reform and international anecdotes.
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Dynamite Plot at Queen's Jubilee
A sensational 1897 report details alleged plans to detonate dynamite in Westminster Abbey during Queen Victoria's Jubilee. The article cites Sir Robert Anderson and police officials Monro and Williamson as confirming a conspiratorial network linked to Clan na Gael and Fenian movements. It also notes Pulitzer declined tickets, reflecting fears of the plot.
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Capps And Rodgers Promotions Questioned At Navy Posts
From the New York Sun a critique argues the President and the Secretary of the Navy used political discretion to move Admiral Capps and Admiral Rodgers ahead of senior officers. The piece contends their elevations were not based on inherent right but favor, and calls for restoring them to ordinary list order amid reform efforts.
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Science lecture on immortality by University of Michigan physicist
Dr Carl E G of the University of Michigan argues that mind and personality are indestructible and evolve with the universe in a scientific lecture. He asserts continuous cellular renewal yet personal identity persists, claiming no retrogression in development and a future self more advanced within a grand universal order. The talk stresses a purely scientific search, not doctrinal.
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New York Herald Endorses Gaynor for President in 1900 Race
The New York Herald urges Judge Gaynor as Democratic candidate, arguing he can win nationwide. The Houston Tex. Past notes the Herald’s praise, comparing Gaynor to a horse symbol and asserting strong party support across the Midwest Southwest and Texas.
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Parcels Post Advocated by Postal Editors
The American Newspaper Publishers Association urges parcels post as a remedy for postal deficits and a shakeup to high second class rates. John Brisben Walker argues Canada shows low per pound costs, and parcels would shift freight from railroads, lower middleman profits, and speed deliveries. Public post offices could handle such shipments at lower overall cost.
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The Will and the Human Will Power Profound and Silent
A fragmentary poem extols the human will as a mighty force guiding progress beyond limits. It asserts the inner godlike strength within each heart, capable of shaping civilization, knowledge, and freedom through aspiration and effort.
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Congress debates Hawaii liquor law and local autonomy
Honolulu lawyer F E Thompson warns Congress faces strong opposition if it aims to legislate Hawaii’s moral conduct. He notes islanders favor local control of laws, with chambers of commerce and other groups urging Congress to leave liquor rulings to Honolulu. The piece also reflects on pensions, education, and remarks by diplomats and column observations.
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Reflections on New York Party Politics and Osborne
The writer analyzes Democratic and Republican strength in New York ahead of a state election. He cites Tom Osborne of Auburn as a potential Democratic nominee and discusses whether Hughes might be renominated for the Republicans. The piece notes party unity or fragmentation, the impact of Roosevelt, and the likelihood of a vigorous campaign with strong candidates.
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