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Our War with Venezuela and a Massachusetts concert
Analyzed editorial rhetoric on a potential U S France Venezuela dispute and Loomis influence, plus a Massachusetts Senate debate about a car gong law for autonomous street music. The piece critiques diplomacy, commerce, and a proposed automobile bell bill while imagining an omnibus automobile concert scene across the Bay State.
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Moorish diplomat at Algeciras evokes scandal and jokes
A sprawling, satirical survey critiques Moorish delegates and Sid el Mokhri’s Tangier coterie, mocks President Roosevelt’s third-term pledges, foresees railroad electrification, and lampoons Georgia politics, naval hazing, and a bicycled world of urban rumor and press mischief.
Corruption in Rhode Island Politics Highlighted by Granger
Providence Telegram argues Rhode Island politics are deeply corrupt, citing D I D Granger's Washington remarks. It accuses the Providence Journal and Bulletin of bias while defending Granger as exposing true conditions under Republican machine control.
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Novel Point of Law in New York Supreme Court
Minnie Bloom sues Walter Bloom for a limited divorce in a landmark case on whether a woman who wed without ceremony or civil contract has a right to judicial separation. She alleges eleven years of cohabitation, a profitable hotel sale, cruelty, and a July assault, with a peace bond posted after arrest.
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Irish Maid Stops Pierce in New York Hallway Scene
In an incident tied to Waters-Pierce Oil, John W. Gates hosts neighbor Pierce at the Waldorf Astoria. An Irish maid, guarding Gates’ room, barred Pierce as process servers pursued him, insisting she could not admit a visitor to Gates’ room. Gates’ valet intervened.
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Pope greets Countess Spottiswood Macklin in Rome
The Countess Spottiswood Macklin, bound for New York, was received in private audience by the Pope who reportedly entrusted her with commissions to certain Catholic University directors in Washington. She will confer with university authorities on arrival in New York.
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Economic boom fills New York as visitors flood hotels
Abnormal weather aside, New York swells with commerce and tourism driven by automobile show crowds and conventions. Merchants buy heavily, winter excursionists flood venues like museums and theaters, and hotel managers report unusually strong, widespread demand indicating broad prosperity and rising consumer confidence.
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Mob Seeks Preachers Life In Georgia Elopement Case
Gainesville dispatch reports a mob attacked a train car to lynch Rev T H Austin over his elopement with Mrs Quilley wife of a Bellwood Methodist leader. Sheriff Crowe and Sheriff Martin blocked the mob. Austin was confined in a train coach closet and later captured in Gainesville. Quilley seeks arrest for alleged poisoning plot at a camp meeting. Quilley, a former Georgia legislator, claims the preacher aided the affair.
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Ecuador's New Head Gen Alfaro rises again as president
Gen Bloy Alfaro the veteran revolutionist takes the office of Ecuador president and dictator for a second term after a rapid turnover. Quito sits high in a volcanic valley as insurrection pressure from rivals intensifies. Alfaro, banished for conspiracies, has long pursued revolutions across Latin America and returns amid political upheaval.
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Duel Over a Ball Room Rose Ends in Death in Israel Hill
In Israel Hill Prince Edward County James Walker and Peter Forbes, both farmers’ sons, fought a pistol duel over Miss Misa Carew after jealousy over her engagement to Forbes. Walker fell dead. Forbes wounded. Forbes in custody. Carew in serious condition as ball room bystanders watched.
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Industrial growth talk in British Columbia and Kentucky politics
In hotel lobbies, A J Burton of Vancouver extols British Columbia tax freedoms for manufacturing, forecasting American shifts to Canada. The New Willard crowd discusses Kentucky politics with Gen Percy Haly and others, while figures like Judge Painter and Senator Blackburn feature in a wider canvas of business, mining, and infrastructure optimism.
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