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Jamestown Exposition Plans Across the Bay From Fort Monroe
An editorial outlines the Jamestown Exposition to be staged on a land point across from Fort Monroe. It will be a seaside resort with premium hotels, ocean breezes, and a naval celebration praised by Americans and English alike. The piece also cites broader reflections on Indian liquor policy and cultural memory.
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Fort Monroe
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Newport
Bar Harbor
England
Alke
Potomac
Old Country
Republic
New World
Fragmented Weaving Through Politics And Oddities
A garbled column references officials being removed in Oregon and Delaware amid a deteriorating political scene. Mentions about Captain Mahan and a physician's quip on removing cares and shots hint at a satirical or opinion blurred page.
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Oregon
Delaware
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Golorado
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Capt. Mahan
What Will Japan Do With Port Arthur In War Aftermath
The piece debates Japan's next move after Port Arthur. It argues for restoring Manchuria to China, warns against Germany's Kiao-chau hold, and questions Japan's strategic path. It notes Russia's conduct and envisions a peaceful end in Manchuria to avert broader conflict.
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England
France
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Asia
Japan
Germany
China
Wei-hai-wei
Manchuria
Chine
Europe
Russia
Stoessel
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Moscow
West
Senate Losing its Dignity in Kansas City Journal
A Kansas City Journal editorial laments the erosion of Senate dignity, noting few decades ago the role shielded incumbents from reproach while now the chamber is viewed with less reverence due to increased partisanship and perceived dishonesty. A Town Topics cartoon caption mocks industry captains seeking water, with Mephisto commenting on granting Brimetone shares.
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Senate
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Mephisto
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Ridiculous Man and Tabloid Philosophy Fragments
A garbled page of quips and sayings from multiple papers parodies social topics. Nonsense dialogue about sewing machines gossip and love letters contrasts with snippets on editing, luck, and manners, preserving quirky lines and misprints from Philadelphia and Chicago sources.
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Philadelphia
Dorcas Society
Death and downfall of famed noble houses across Europe
The piece surveys aristocratic decline and tragedy, recounting the decayed fortunes of the de Castellane lineage, the fall of Uffington House, and the long, often dramatic history of the Lindsay and Bertie peerages. It notes fire losses, dynastic marriages across continents, and a string of royal and military intrigues tied to the old European nobility.
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Scotland
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James III
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Riggle
Holyrood Palace
Hke
Oliver Cromwell
Tower of London
Black Watch
Patrick Lindsay
Persia
House of Lords
Senate Judiciary Committee Tackles Baker Resignation Record Confusion
A flurry of records and notes in the Senate Judiciary Committee centers on Baker’s removal and alleged White House reinstatement. Abbott’s nomination to a New Mexico Territory judgeship is noted, with confusion over timing. New Jersey flips electoral votes, while debates on Morton’s fate unfold as lawmakers scramble to align records with White House files.
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California
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Cockrell Accepts Interstate Commerce Commission Post
Bendtor Cockrell of Missouri has accepted a post on the Interstate Commerce Commission offered by President Hoover. He will replace James D. Yeomans of Iowa, whose term expires soon. Cockrell plans to finish his current Senate term, which ends next March, before taking the new FTC duties. The legality of Yeomans’s continuation is under Attorney General Moody’s review. If Yeomans leaves, Hoover may reappoint him to a term expiring around March 4.
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Great Northwest
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Roosevelt
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoosewill
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Yeomans
Iowa
Cockrell
Senate
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Commission
American Hankow Canton Railway Declared An American Company
The State Department informed China through Minister Chentung Liang Cheng that the Hankow Canton Railway is an American corporation and warrants protection. It opposed canceling the franchise after American security holders planned a stock transfer that ultimately remained in American hands. Secretary Hay served notice affirming the company as American.
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Chentung Liang Cheng
Hankow-Canton Railway
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Cabinet Meeting Yields Broad But Secret Departmental Actions
Considerable important business was transacted at a Cabinet meeting. Details were withheld as public release was deemed inappropriate. The President discussed prep work with Taft Hay and Morton and appointed Thomas Cader Powell United States marshal for Nome district Alaska.
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Moody
Thomas Cader Powell
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United States
Nome
Alaska
Senate
White House visit by ex Senator Davis cited in Roosevelt era
Former West Virginia Senator Henry Gassaway Davis called at the White House yesterday to pay respects to President Roosevelt while the Cabinet met. In Missouri, Frank E Klepper’s recommendation leads to W E H Templeton’s reappointment as postmaster of Excelsior Springs. Shipbuilding assets in Newark transfer to George R. Sheldon for reorganization, with $24,742,000 in Bethlehem Steel and Shipbuilding bonds paid. The General Land Office withdraws 1720 acres in Lake View Oregon for Chewaucan Irrigation. Charles A. Kram named Treasury law clerk for Post Office audits. Fourth class postmasters appointed in New York and New Jersey towns.
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Rhode Island
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Senate
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Newark
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George R Sheldon
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical collage notes vanity and social theater with quips on flattery, temper, and fashion. It highlights modesty and public display, including mockery of beauty routines and wealth symbols amid a churchgoing audience.
Notable Visitors Trade Views in Washington Hotels
A New Zealand MP Hon J H Witheford praised Washington's progress and discussed trade ties with the United States and New Zealand. St Louis lawyer Warwick M Waugh and Missouri Governor hopeful Joseph Folk were spotlighted for political influence. Arizona Statehood debates drew remarks from Phoenix lawyer William P Richardson, and Oklahoma statehood discussions featured Col Clarence B Douglass. Local chatter in the Arlington and crowded corridors touched on statehood and cross frontier alliances.
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