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A dense, garbled editorial style piece discusses immigration policy, labor influence, and tariff politics. It weaves in United States labor questions, Japan’s ship tonnage, and British and German maritime power while touching on Roosevelt and Taft era debates. It references Parole bill prospects, district governance, and political contrasts between democracy and Bryanism. Entires mention Washington Post materials, shipping tonnage rankings, and public sentiment on revenue and protectionism.
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United States
Cartier
Washington
Ate
Rem
Republican Party
Sherman
McAmey
Reed
France
Rome
Baker
Augusta
American steam merchant marine growth and funding concerns
The article argues that the United States relies on foreign flags for much of its trade, with a domestic coastwise tonnage shortfall. It notes Britain Germany and US tonnage figures, urges larger coast trade fleets, calls for harbor investment for safer faster navigation, and mentions Mr Harriman’s railroad influence and expectations.
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Japan
Netherlands
van Tromp
Spa
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Norway
France
Italy
Spain
High Sea
Harriman
Oklahoma House Debates Titles in State Legislature
Oklahoma House of Representatives votes to strip use of honorifics such as honorable and representative in official references. Debates highlight tension between radical elements and proponents of plain titles amid broader calls against titled forms in state government.
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New York
Congressmen Converted on Isthmian Canal Work
Reps William Richardson of Alabama and George A. Bartlett of Nevada return from Panama with praise for Col Goethals and the canal project. Richardson says his views converted by the operation, manpower, and progress. Bartlett lauds the engineers and foresees completion by 1915. Bartlett advocates Cuban annexation, calling for Cuba to become U.S. territory and praising Havana.
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Ruchaldeon
Bartlett
Cuba
Con Sreas
William Richardson
Alabama
George A. Bartlett
Nevada
Panama
Uncle Sam
Judge Richardson
Henator Morgan
Col Goethals
Tom
Hame
Richardson
Tor
United States
Havana
Morro Castle
Cube
Riviera
Who Would Be President If Taft Died Before Inauguration
The article discusses a constitutional contingency if Mr Taft dies before taking the oath. It argues that resignation of President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks could trigger Congress to designate a successor, with the Secretary of State potentially becoming President until a new election.
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Mulkery
Potland
Oregonian
Taft
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Congress
Cabinet Officers Senator Money in the Senate
A historical note debates who qualifies as a cabinet officer. It argues a cabinet role is not defined by a constitutional office but by the president labeling someone to attend cabinet meetings. The piece questions Postmaster General status and asserts the president can convene assistants as cabinet officers by invitation.
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Senator Money
Senate
United States
Jacksom
Barry
Geneal
Root’s stance on senate fitness amid social matters
The letter from Root argues against a formal fitness exam for Senate qualification. He says the best approach is selecting a well known man trusted by the people to pursue their interests. He warns that answering questions under test could tempt candidates to tailor replies to public expectation.
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Rmit
Butte Miners Defy Judge Wright Statement
The Butte miners union adopts revolutions endorsing Gompers Mitchell and Morrison in the Buck Stove case and declares contempt for the Washington court that found Gompers and his associates guilty. The union, about 10000 members, asserts labor solidarity and quotes Patrick Henry if that be treason.
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New York Tribune
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Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Washington
Botte Miners’ Union
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Human Brotherhood
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Buck Stove and Range Company
Bt Lenis
Patrick Henry
Harvard Presidents as Yachtsmen on the Charles River
The Boston Record describes Harvard figures, notably President Biidt and Prof Lowell, as avid yachtsmen. It recalls summers at Cott on a wife’s mother’s estate where Lowell captains a fleet of boats and enjoys sailing, claiming skill and steady hands at the tiller despite breezy conditions.
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Boston
Biidt
Lowell
Cott
Famous Sassoon baronet and banking dynasty influence
Jacob Bilas Sasagon, newly made baronet by King Edward, leads the Bombay head of Axsecon banking, linked to Sir Edward Sassoon in England and to Baron Rothschild’s daughter. The Sassoon family’s vast Asian and African banking reach, wartime loyalties, and charity funding crown a centuries‑long, quiet power.
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Edward
Bombay
Axsecon
England
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Baron Gustav Rothschild
Paris
Joseph Sagsoon
Arthur Sagsatm
Prince of Wales
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India
Old Baldy Fox Outwits Younger Prowler for Pullet
In New Jersey a seasoned fox named Old Baldy traps a younger fox with a well sweep plan to reach a pullet up a tree. The ruse ends when Miss Warner’s farmyard alarm drives Old Baldy away and she rescues the other fox from the well as Warner vows to sell the pest to recover her pullet loss.
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Wall Street
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Old Baldy
New Jersey
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Warner
Ol' Baldy
Jim
Nose Transplant Nears Finish After Surgery on Moyer
Arthur Moyer of 1833 Vine Street underwent a long nasal reconstruction at Samaritan Hospital. Dr Wayne Babcock used forehead skin to form a new bridge and nose, with arm and forehead incisions, rubber air tubes, and flesh grafts aiding attachment. Moyer, under ether for 90 minutes, is due for discharge in two weeks with his new nose.
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Sian
New York
Arthur Moyer
Vine Street
Samaritan Hospital
Wayne Babcock Moyer
Babcock
Moyers
Muted pair rescue blind neighbors in Harlem tenement fire
In a 6 story building at 235 East 121st Street a fire drove 21 families to the street. Vic and Mrs John Lloyd, both deaf and mute, guided Mr and Mrs Pawson and the blind Paulsens to safety from the fifth and sixth floors as smoke filled stairs. The rescuers risked their lives to lead the blind couple to safety in the night air.
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New York
Frese
East 121Th Street
Vic
John Lloyd Beaf
Wiliam Paulsen
Lloyd
Theo
Paulsens
Navy girdles the world as American ships sail global
A historic worldwide patrol finds U S warships and crews anchored in Smyrna and Villefranche while others cruise Naples, Marseilles, and Bluefields. Vessels from the Pacific and Atlantic fleets reinforce a global display as European officials extend cordial welcomes and awe at the mighty fleet.
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New York
United States
Pacific
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Hawaii
Tilinais
Wisconzin
Kearcarge
Mai
Decatur
Bainbridge
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Messina
Connecticut
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Venezuela
Chile
Dubuque
Bluefields
Arccaragua
Buffalo
Honolulu
Des Motess
Curacao
West Indies
Hongkong
Shanghai
Canton
The Sleeping Poet Dream Poem Fragment
An experimental fragment from a poem describes winter misery contrasted with dreamlike Arcadia. The speaker longs for warmth, artful imagery, and a future of beauty, while noting the cold and fatigue of the mortal world. The piece evokes memory, longing, and idealized nature as solace.
Wealth and capital schemes in a Chicago tale
A fragmentary verse story from Chicago News about pursuing wealth through capital and schemes. The speaker fantasies rapid riches via the Midas touch and clever planning, lamenting delays, rebuffs, and the hope that capital alone will unlock success and invention.
Widow Buries Pet Bulldog With Roses Funeral
Mrs William E Benton, widow of a restaurant proprietor, buried her dead bulldog today in her home state. The ceremony included a satin lined coffin and four pallbearers, a blanket of roses, and a desire for dirge music, which was refused by the bandmaster.
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Peor
New York
Haylain
William E Benton
Cit
Opium Crisis Cited in Roosevelt Conference Reports
The Cleveland Dispatch reports half a million personal crisis cases yearly from opium, cited by Rey A S Gregg of the International Reform Bureau. He references letters from Dr W Thwing, sent to China to study the opium conference initiated by President Roosevelt in Shanghai beginning February 1.
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Cleveland
New York
Rey A S Gregg
International Reform Bureau
Roosevelt
Shanghai
W. Thwing
Reform Bureau
China
Bureau
Jealous of Dead Husband Faces Sepulcher Charge
A Pittsburgh area woman and undertaker were arrested on sepulcher misdemeanor charges after moving the grave of a husband to sit beside his first wife’s grave. The claim arose from the deceased’s expressed wish to lie beside his first wife. Bail was set for a hearing near Thursday.
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Mara
Fa) Dinpatch
Philadelphia Record
Sarah Brisen
Millvale
J A Criswell
Bryson
Igy
Reflections at conference on opium trade action
An expert Dr Thwing urges measures at the conference to hasten ending opium traffic in New York and surrounding regions. The document cites provincial opium use in Kueichau Yunnan and Anhwei with populations and estimates a drug cost around $200,000 annually, noting fear of unemployment amid illicit trade and a quote on success in business.
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Thwing
New York
Kueichau
Yunnan
Anhwel
Tan
Alec
Cataract surgery by a New York blacksmith once feared
A blacksmith in New York performed cataract removals in the past, aided by a doctor who funded his education. The delicate eye procedure, a mechanical feat to the smith, overwhelmed him as he learned its complex anatomy, leading him to abandon the operation.
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Booth
York
Pointed Paragraphs and Proverbs in Clever Verses
A fragmentary column of aphorisms and local witticisms contrasts gender roles and financial fortune. It muses that high value comes from cut-rate sales, wisdom versus fools, and happiness cast by suspicion. It notes men’s quick reactions to foot steps and women’s talkativeness.
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Harriman
Chicago News
Visitors discuss trade and Philippines under American rule
Gen John J. Pershing arrives in Washington and praises U S policy in the Philippines noting economic gains under the current regime. The piece also covers local graft disclosures, politicians' remarks on corruption, public health notes, and calls for river forest conservation.
Bartenders Fear Women Rivalry In Boston Legislation
Boston dispatch reports that the State AFL backs a proposed law to bar women from employment in any place dispensing liquor. The bill, supported by the Bartenders Union, aims to regulate hours and restrict wine sales to promote barmaid employment, amid fears of female competition.
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Boston Dispatch
New York
Tribone
American Federation of Labor
Bartenders’ Union
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