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They Won't Be Twins
A Santa Fe poet plays a harp to a long-ago tale of twins born of Slamers and their binding constraints. The poem riffs on national attention to joined fates and the friction of enforced unity, hinting at how separate paths might feel blessed yet blocked by shared fate.
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Trade Attaches Promised to Boost American Commerce
The article argues for six commercial attaches to embassies to develop U.S. trade abroad, noting consuls’ value and the need for experienced, practical officers who know foreign markets. It lauds English standards, urges gradual promotions from the consular corps, and emphasizes commerce as the nation’s frontier in global markets.
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News and gossip of other lands
European industrial magnate Eugene Schneider, owner of Creusot Iron Works, signs a U S contract for machine gun batteries. The Schneider clan, rivaling Krupp in ordnance, supplied guns used in South Africa. The piece traces his Paris status, marriages, a famed diamond, duels, and royal connections. It notes involvement of foreign officers in Japan’s army and a Berlin divorce case amid aristocratic tensions.
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Capitol anecdotes and jokes from Washington are recounted
A collection of light Capitol gossip and wry anecdotes features Senators Alger and McCreary, doorkeepers, and lawmakers from various states. Small scenes include elevator mischief, debates over statehood and irrigation jokes, and remarks about Tammany Hall, with brief notes on visitors and staffers in the Capitol corridors.
Debts of Santo Domingo and US settlement efforts
Commander Dullingham in Santo Domingo negotiates a settlement of the republics debts to Americans. He will return to the United States next week to report to the State Department and discuss stationing a naval tender in Dominican waters. He aims to gain rebel leaders support for Montales policy.
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Pogue Learns Cause Of Removal As Postmaster Head Absence Framed
Oscar Pogue, late postmaster at Elum Texas and president of the National League of Postmasters, received a letter from Postmaster General Wynne naming Cleo as his replacement. Wynne cites Pogue accepting a $1000 annual salary presidency in Washington, hindering duties in Texas. Pogue disputed the leave rule and sought full information from Rep Bell, then prepared to return to Texas to hand over the office.
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Interior approves limited Turtle Mountain land cession ruling
The Solicitor General's office finds the Turtle Mountain Chippewa ratification amends the April act but lacks a full release of all claims. Until a formal release is signed, the U S government cannot disburse any portion of the $10,000 appropriation.
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Palma Gift to Roosevelt Highlights Cuban Papers
A bound volume of facsimiles of Cuban state papers establishing the republic was gifted to President Roosevelt by President Palma. The outer cover bears Cuba’s arms and a fitting inscription. The papers include recognitions from various powers. Cabinet met briefly with routine matters. East Asian developments noted. Danville invitation considered for a Southern tour stop. Pueblo delegates greeted the President in Washington. Panama appraisers named: Dr Charles J Reed and Thomas T Ganf selected to value properties seized for canal sanitation work.
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Oregon Judge Sees Eastern Cities Through Visitor Eyes
Judge Ben son of Oregon, visiting New York, compares the Missouri Mississippi and Ohio to the Columbia, noting smaller rivers and timber while praising eastern hospitality and debate on capital punishment. He comments on rural life versus city storage eggs and curbs on crime, including gaming and legal reforms.
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Land Withdrawn from Entry in Las Noktund and Lok Lands
Government notes withdraw land from entry in Las Nokund district and Lok land district covering thousands of acres. Treaty arbitration with Norway and Sweden outlined. Isthmian Canal Commission seeks coal for construction with bids to follow. Treasury reports show receipts from internal revenue and other sources, plus expenditures.
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