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Starshood and Home Rule in Statehood Debate
The piece argues for separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico once they reach population thresholds, praising home rule and noting geographic and resource potential. It critiques opponents in New England, contrasts with Dakota statehood, and cites political corruption and the Philippines policy as broader issues influencing U.S. governance and moral standing.
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Manifest Destiny and Canadian Politics Read in The Post
The article critiques Canadian politics and ethics, contrasting polite American concerns with fierce Liberal Conservative battles. It cites the Toronto Mail and Empire’s Saskatchewan ballot-stuffing allegations, noting officials involved, and questions federal influence and legal defense in the case.
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Our Relations with China and the Boycott Crisis
Reports warn the United States faces rising anti foreign sentiment in China and at home. Secretary Taft seeks emergency funds to move troops from the Philippines if diplomacy fails. The boycott, aimed at US goods, grows across the empire amid Chinese coercion and alleged agitator influence. Congress debates tightening or modifying exclusion laws as domestic interests push competing aims.
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The Popular Will and the Hepburn Rate Debate
The article argues that Congress faces a clash between popular will and conservative restraint, noting House majorities and Senate skepticism. It cites Roosevelt, public opinion, and the risk of legislation being cured or blocked. The piece mentions Effie Davis the Missouri woman mail carrier and various political and cultural digressions.
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Say, Is the Big Noise In Aided By a Small Bunch
A Milwaukee Sentinel column playfully debates office hierarchy and honesty. A visitor asks who handles duties while the Big Noise is away. The Small Bunch-de man says he sweeps and runs the place. The piece riffs on truth and the line Old honesty's the trump card of the deck.
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New Labor Move Aims To Aid Overworked Housewives
From Chicago origins the campaign in New York seeks to recruit housewives into a reform movement. It presents a table contrasting a fourteen hour day for a housewife with a pampered father and husband, urging husbands to help with chores to ease the burden and brighten the day.
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Guns for Strikers Zeigler Mine Plan Tells of Protection
Joe Leiter of Chicago arrives in St Louis with H R Platt to review Zeigler Illinois coal holdings where 1600 tons a day are produced now. He predicts rising to 3000 tons daily by April 1 during a strike and plans to double miners to 800. Leiter cites nonunion status and personal supervision with rapid-fire guns and searchlights for protection.
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Trade with Latin America in 1905 gains and gaps
The New York Sun surveys U S trade with Latin America, noting Cuba and Porto Rico's roles, Mexico and Argentina growth, and Panama's rise. It cites 1905 imports around 1.4 billion dollars, exports about 180 million, with Paraguay and Bolivia showing notable gains. total Latin American trade nears 600 million dollars yearly, and the U S shares about 3 to 4 percent, needing expanded engagement.
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Washington Post gleams through hometown papers
Across numerous papers including Concord Monitor Reading Eagle and Duluth News the Washington Post is cited on topics from tariff debates to sugar duties and U.S. Senate versus President representation. The clippings note editorials praising Spooner and discussions on foreign emigration, prohibition, and Oregon representation.
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New York Day Notes Offer Wide Range Of Local Snippets
A collage of items from New York papers covers quirky family moments, court rumors, Yerkes hospital plans, social clubs, and urban change. Highlights include Judge Aspinall’s stance on crime, estate talk around Mr Yerkes, a violet knight misperception of James Hyde, a novel women only lodging house, a navy breakfast at Delmonico’s, and Grand Central’s neglected bicycle gallery amid Washington Heights development.
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Maud Nichelson in Shenandoah County court case
Shenandoah County notes Maud Nichelson, sixteen, daughter of Andy Nichelson, was tried in circuit court this week for stealing a satchel from a buggy on August 4 along the Orkney Spring Turnpike. The satchel and contents were found with the Nicholsons, who claimed recovery. jury accepted their version.
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President Revises Guest List for Daughters Wedding
Washington correspondence reports President Roosevelt oversees wedding plans for his eldest daughter Miss Alise. The guest list is narrowed to five cabinet-era Republicans and a taft era official, plus Ohio and New York House members. Senator Proctor, Elkins, Teller, Alger, and Whilander inex named. Lodge invited as an official Taft Philippines delegate with Longworth and Miss Alice.
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James Lane Allen in Arlington discusses French mood and U S politics
In Washington at the Arlington Mr James Lane Allen the Kentucky novelist discusses European affairs from Paris amid local chatter. He notes a somber French mood over possible war with Germany and reflects on American politics including tariff and railroad rate debates and Republican shifts.
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