Washington Post Framed Notice and Pat Sheedy Tribute
The Washington Post reports on public notices with pension concerns for police and fire families, noting a charity fund aiding widow and children of a fallen engine driver. It also discusses tariff debate, grain storage, and political commentary on leadership, inflation, and industrial progress.
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The Incorrigible Cannon at Pittaburg
The New Xoraton reports Mr. Cannon railing at legislators lacking legislative experience. He opposes the idea that anyone, regardless of tenure, can instantly master regulatory history and public affairs. He calls such notions ridiculous and unfit for government by merit.
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Xoraton
Pittaburg
House of Representatives
Court ball scandal stirs Austrian German diplomacy
The Vienna court ball incident involving Count d’Aehrenthal, Baron Tachirachky, and Lady Cartwright becomes a potential political episode as Germany’s Radolin faces a clash over courtesy and protocol. The affair echoes earlier St Petersburg tensions and may trigger further diplomatic reshuffles including possible Madrid or Const an tinople postings.
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Battle over Missouri primary recount and election certs
The piece argues about Goy Hadley delaying disclosure of information on Missouri primary voting. It critiques Governor Folk and Senator Stone’s certification and laments Hadley’s late action, while noting calls for uniform automobile registration and federal overreach. The column questions congressional action and urges state governors to handle registration reform locally.
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Cpupee
Canada United States Trade Vision in Alberta Growth
A U S analysis extols Canada’s Alberta growth with Calgary’s population reaching 30,000 and $2.6 million in new building. It notes Southern Alberta settlement, 20 car train arrivals from the Dakotas, and future irrigated land potential valued at $60 million. It argues for broad Canada US kinship and seeks reciprocal trade, urging rapid closer ties and expanded exchange.
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Alberta
Calgary
Dakotas
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Stephenson
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Sama
Mayor Gaynor Dumps Aqueduct Board In Savvy Move
The New York Evening Fest mocks Mayor Gaynor for ousting the aqueduct commissioners who had long, quietly drawn salaries while Westchester and Putnam were impounded. Gaynor replaces them with a team pledged to wind up affairs and discharge, joking that they should scuttle the Totten hull. The piece ribbings leave us amused by the mayor's blunt humor.
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Aqueduct Commissioners
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Westchester
Putnam Counties
Croton
Putnam
Mme Curie Adds To Radium Discovery With Polonium Find
The article reviews Mme Curie's ongoing work after her husband’s death, highlighting her purification of Polonium, which advances radioactive science. It notes her rare stature as a female master in chemistry and questions the need to call her achievements “for a woman.”
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New York
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New Detective Gallagher Faces Disorderly Charge In New York
A New York police officer in citizen dress, Gallagher, was arrested in Capt Morris precinct on a disorderly conduct charge after reporting he was told to move on and seen eating disorderly. Medics found no intoxication, and a Yorkville court fined him. Inspector Echmitsberger suspended Gallagher awaiting investigation.
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Architectural Symbols by Thomas Maaunes
The review extols Gothic cathedrals and medieval mysticism, praising their intellectual grandeur and the moral force of ancient architecture. It urges modern builders to reflect the spirit of justice, liberty, and progress in Washington and the nation, asking whether contemporary monuments express the intelligence of the twentieth century.
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Thomas Maaunes
Amencea Review
Washington
Carter
Bryan editorial on local option angers Nebraska Democrats
The New York American printed William Jennings Bryan’s stirring local option address to the Nebraska State Democracy, but Omaha Mayor Dahlman and Gov. Shallenberger dismissed his message. Nebraska Democrats mocked the idea, preferring their own approach, while other stray lines poke at habits and temptations with satirical quips about temper, mood, and smoking.
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Panama
Colombia
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A string of satirical aphorisms and wry observations on marriage love and social behavior. The piece skews toward humor about husbands wives bachelors and aphoristic advice on trust truth and confidence with quips about income age and social roles.
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Emily
Rosia Leaves Used for Roads in Florida Districts
In parts of Florida, leaves from long-leaved pines are spread over sandy roadbeds each October to stabilize the surface and enable passage. The leaves resemble straw, and their annual application has lengthened road usability in rural districts.
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Florida
The Great Reform Toward a Healthier America
A libertine-era essay argues that civilization brings sickness and that the next major reform is to “get well.” It cites 300000 ill in the U S, costs of illness and progress in hygiene, medicine, and public health, urging boards, doctors, and citizens to fight disease, extend lifespans, and build a healthier society through sanitation and prevention.
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Irving Fisher
United States
New York City
Nevada
wayBhats
Rockefelter
Howard
Che Naden
A Lovely Violinist and Enchanted Night in Verse
A nostalgic verse sketch extols Jarton Ravenscroft and a New York audience, weaving imagery of a violinist’s spellbinding playing. The poem conjures wood nymphs, fairies, and a fevered longing as flames, stars, and frosted windows frame intimate music and romantic visions.
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Jarton Ravenscroft
New York American
Americans Wasteful Wealth and European Contrast
A discussion at the Willard features Guggenheim condemning national extravagance, claiming European nations do not waste food or wealth. He cites John D. Rockefeller as economical and notes stock prices drive perceived prosperity. Aeroplane advances prompt warnings of military use, with German cavalry praised for thoroughbred horses and Britain’s fears of conflict. Narratives include Mayor Gaynor, Gov Harmon, and Florida politics with state-wide prohibition debate and election outlooks.
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Europe
America
Milllionaire
John D. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
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Paul Cahn- Speyer
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Florida
T. H. Bryan
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Bryan
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Gilchrist
Taliaferro
Senate
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Interrupted Fishing Trip Influences Cuba Meeting
Secretary of War Dickinson returning from Cuba and Porto Rico caused a splash over a supposed apology to President Gomez. He described an interrupted fishing excursion and said a telegram called him home, insisting he never intended to deprive anyone of a fishing trip.
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Jacob M. Dickinson
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