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Cotton plans and the crop an era of luxury ends
A long analysis covers cotton yields, prices, and farmer strategy. As projections and events unfold, growers are urged to store part of this season’s crop to avoid losses, while outsiders profit from the market and pests threaten next year. Quanah Parker and others appear in a broader survey of politics, progress, and social change.
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Antwerp to Be Royal Residence for Prince Albert and Family
Antwerp prepares as the royal seat for Prince Albert and Princess Consort during refurnishing of the palace. The article traces Antwerp’s significance in trade and history, notes the prince’s popularity in Belgium, and references royal relations with France and Germany. It also discusses the Seton lineage and its cross Atlantic aristocratic connections.
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Get to Work on the Canal Aims at Panama Project Reform
The piece criticizes mismanagement along the Isthmus and urges ending the Panama Canal Commission. It argues the commission has become an obstacle and that direct wartime leadership and engineering control should oversee excavation and progress. The author supports prompt, vigorous action under the Secretary of War and the engineer in charge.
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Wealth and Banks Dominate National Finances
The Boston Herald discusses the nation's wealth surplus and the pressure on banks and depositories. It notes funds are plentiful though distribution may vary and that the public has ample access to earnings through work, despite misgivings about utilization.
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A Neighbor's Wish and Satirical Snippets From 19th Century Papers
A Cincinnati piece urges an ordinance modeled on Cleveland rules to curb pill boards near parks churches and schools. Paired quips from Detroit and Philadelphia poke at leap year gifts and fashion in a mix of humorous lines and social commentary from bygone papers.
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Still Room for the Settlers in the West Prospects
The Chicago Inter Ocean argues that Western settlement still offers a broad chance for newcomers. It notes large farm sizes and cheap loans, but stresses that land is no longer free. The piece highlights Har ger's view that learning from established settlers and proximity to markets and services now aid new farmers. It also contrasts American and English judicial prestige.
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Depew Receives First Public Speech Since Senate Victory
Albany Jan 2 Senator Chauncey M Depew opened an informal reception at the Hotel Ten Eyck ballroom with remarks recalling his oath as New Yorks youngest secretary forty years ago He praised Roosevelt Higgins and the broad support for his reelection noting near universal backing from both houses and the public A hearty ovation greeted former Lieutenant Governor Timothy L Woodruff who urged the crowd that the matter is all over but the shouting
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La Follette Inaugurated For Third Term Governor
Robert M La Follette was inaugurated Wisconsin governor for a third term in the assembly chamber. Lieutenant governor J O Davidson and state officers Walter L Houser, I M Sturdevant, John J Kempf, and Zeno M Host were also sworn in for second terms as officers attended by former rivals and current allies with no inaugural address given and a message to the legislature planned next week.
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CANDIDATES FOR SENATE IN CALIFORNIA SESSION
Sacramento January 2 California legislature in regular session features a Republican tilt in both houses and a pending United States Senate election with candidates Bard Knight Flint Oxnard U S Geant Reuf as potential dark horses The Democrat vote may favor Theodore Helia as minority choice
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Osage Indians Split Over Allotment in Washington Visit
Two Osage delegations depart Bartlettsville for Washington to press opposing aims. One seeks immediate allotment of 1,800 oil rich acres and pro rata $9,000,000 held in trust for 200 members, plus royalties. the other opposes allotment and favors extending the oil and gas lease held by an illuminating oil company, expiring March 1, 1906.
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Decoration for Loomis Honored by French President
Assistant Secretary of State Francis B Loomis received the Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor from President Loubet, announced by Ambassador Jusserand. The award cites Loomis’s September speech at the Interparliamentary Union promoting international arbitration and the interest it generated in France.
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Oppose Arbitration Pacts at Portland Meet
At a public meeting in Portland on January 2 a large contingent opposed praising resolutions supporting Roosevelt and Hay to reconvene The Hague tribunal. An earnest speaker accused Hay of bowing to money powers of Britain and Europe as the crowd hissed his name. Four ballots were needed before the resolution passed. Bluffton scientists voyage to Central America. Dean and E B Williamson from Bluffton join Indiana and Ohio State University researchers with federal and university funding to collect flowers insects and Southern fishes.
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Prominent Guests Speak at the Shoreham Hotel
Capt. Seth Bullock, late Deadwood sheriff and now forest supervisor, recounts the Cheyenne stage robbery case and his pursuit of Litta Reddy. Governors Sayers and Cannon are praised while Texas’s progress and rail regulation debates frame a wide Washington visit.
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