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New Year Greetings to President Roosevelt 1906
The Post bids a hearty New Year greeting to Theodore Roosevelt, praising his past achievements and universal respect. It extols his leadership as earned by the consent of eighty million Americans, not by force, and warns against flatterers and political machines that threaten his lasting memory and safety.
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Celebrated case ends and wider federal debate featured
A long Cook County trial ends with conspiracy convictions and a 2000 dollar fine for Charles Gilbooley and others, while judges critique federal centralization. The piece contrasts Hoch’s appeal rights and cites Secretary Shore praising federal jurisdiction and a Hartford Courant take on state sovereignty and the Union.
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The Dominican Crisis and Roosevelt's Treaty Withdrawals
The piece argues that Morales fled Santo Domingo and that Roosevelt should withdraw the Dominican treaty and end the temporary revenue arrangement. It cautions against dangerous precedents, notes the de facto government’s control of funds, and urges action to avoid further international friction.
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The Dead of 1905 Show Lost Makers of the Time
A reflective meditation on the year 1905 noting how many great lives ended, leaving unfinished work. It laments the sudden deaths of judges, scientists, and parents, stressing that their endeavors move on to higher tasks beyond mortal reach. The piece casts moral lessons from vanished figures and the quiet gap they leave.
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The Real Followers of Christ and World Peace
The passage argues that immortality is evidenced in the living as well as the dead and asserts that true followers of Christ are rare. It questions nonresistance, notes Quakers sometimes take up arms, and contemplates humanity’s slow progress toward Christian ideals while Christians doubt a near end to conflict.
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Boston 3 12 Per Cent Bonds Stir Editorial Debate
A Chicago Chronicle editorial claims Boston failed to receive bids for 3 1/2 percent bonds while the Boston Post reports strong demand, oversubscription, and questions on fair allotment. The piece cites Treasurer Crocker and notes broader political gossip and public figures in a brisk, era-tinged tone.
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Massachusetts grows melons for a national collection
The article notes Wellman’s initiative to organize a national affair, with Massachusetts producing melons that will carry their own collection. The effort is tied to bottles in Louisville and Peoria, and a remark about not taking skates.
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Faith in the West: Hugh C. Wallace Returns to Tacoma
A Tacoma News retrospective recalls Hugh C. Wallace as a leading figure in 1887 real estate banking and industry. His return and extensive Tacoma property purchases come as the city braces for revived activity after decades of hardship. Wallace organized the Washington and Alaska Steamship Company in 1897, built an Alaska trade link, and then the Chilkoot Railroad and Transport Company, creating an aerial tramway to cut transport times. His diverse holdings span waning properties to banks and streetcar lines, with Tacoma as his home base despite frequent eastern and European travel.
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Washington Post cartoons and quotes shape political gossip
A collage of зі Washington Post references across U.S. papers quotes the Post on Congress, tariffs, and political figures. It notes remarks on sugar duties, Secretary Wilson, a presidential bird gift, and Carmack’s call for Interstate Commerce Commission rate control amid sharp local commentary.
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German immigrant farmer amasses wealth via stork gifts
George Cramer of Butler County Iowa has received twelve $1,000 checks from his German father with each stork visit to his home. He immigrated penniless and, while crops were modest, has cleared about $12,000 from babies. The father in Germany promised continuance, bolstering a comfortable bank balance and a contented family.
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Banking in the South Shows Rapid Bank Growth
The piece highlights substantial expansion in Southern banking from 1880 to 1905. It notes national banks rising from 220 to 1,221, capital climbing from about 45 million to 126 million, deposits from 64.7 million to 469.1 million, and surpluses swelling notably, with Texas and Georgia among states showing major gains. It compares Southern gains to national figures, credits the 1900 act expanding bank formation, and acknowledges private and state banks and other financial institutions supplementing the growth.
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High Timber at Laurel Run and Local Notes
The Laurel Run school program drew a good crowd despite poor weather. Activities included cake guessing, a doll, a sewing throat prize, and a library fundraiser of $10. Santa phone call prank noted. other items cover Christmas cheer and local curiosities from Williamsport to Hagerstown.
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Yerkes left art treasures to Metropolitan Museum
The will of Charles T. Yerkes details a transfer of his art collection and two Fifth Avenue houses, valued about 3 million dollars, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His holdings include a renowned 23-piece Oriental rug gallery and a ₹60,000 Holy Carpet, with the main residence costing about 1.5 million dollars.
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Real Good and Courtly Night at Durland’s Academy
A social elite gathering at Durland's Academy featured a Christmas ride and an amateur circus praising knightly courtly pageantry. Notable performers included Miss E A Lake Miss S Piel and George A Mills who showcased tennis on horseback with a balloon sized ball and long racquets amid bareback riding exhibitions.
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Carnegie Hosts Morning Organ Concert At Fifth Avenue Home
Andrew Carnegie keeps late hours of music, with Walter Gale waking him at 7 for organ performances in his Fifth Avenue mansion. A recent surprise Sunday featured Broadway Tabernacle Choir of 30, singing German English and Christmas carols, including Silent Night and Adeste Fidelis, as Carnegie enjoyed an afternoon nap.
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Mrs Fairbanks Presides At Junior Republic Meeting
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks wife of the Vice President presides at a mass meeting in Columbia Theater under the Woman's League of Washington to support the National Junior Republic The program included remarks by Wade Withrow and Thomas Noyes plus a stereopticon lecture on daily life in the boys colony and its self government aimed at preventing crime.
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Carnegie Refuses Help Then Pittsburg Fans Relief
Special to The Washington Post reports Andrew Carnegie refused to fund the Pittsburg College for Women endowment. Facing a $150,000 shortfall by last night, local donors rushed two $40,000 checks within two hours, prompting a prompt challenge that Pittsburgers must help themselves and begin self reliance now.
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Plea to American People Over Isle of Pines Treaty
Islanders near Nueva Gerona appeal to U S readers to oppose ratification of the Isle of Pines treaty in the Senate. They demand a hearing to prove their just cause and oppose U S officials aiding Cuba in controlling the isle. The note frames the issue as restoration of U S sovereignty.
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Prayer Hour for Steel Workers at Waukegan
Chicago Disputen reports a daily one hour prayer block for thousands of American Steel and Wire Company workers in Waukegan. Devotional exercises start work. a brief interval allows for special prayer. The plan follows a surge of non union workers from Zion City and aims to quiet particular daily prayers led by a follower. Foremen align with Apostle Dowie’s rule permitting followers to seek other employment.
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Prominent visitors and historic figures noted in hotel setting
Hon J Hamlin, former Illinois attorney general, prepares to argue Missouri v. Chicago sanitary district before the U S Supreme Court. Peru’s Juan Pardo and family figures discussed. Political and social commentary touches on Ouray, Colorado, and a memorial obituary for Edward J Boyer in Allentown.
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