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Dollars and policy in Central America debated
The article weighs whether American aid via dollars or military force is best for Central America amid a Panama Canal era. It argues U S influence should build peace through finance, reform, and honest customs, citing Nicaragua and Santo Domingo, while warning against recklessness and urging prudent policy and currency-led progress.
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Honduras
Mes
Central America
Caribbean
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Canal
Mexico
Nicaragua
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Patriotic Russia Reflects Deep National Feeling
The article notes two Russia events showing national spirit beyond treaties. The Neva water ceremony revived with grand church and state participation after years of laxity. A St Petersburg opera saw the czar present as the chorus knelt and sang the national hymn, prompting an unprecedented ninefold ovation.
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Famous Hamilton Home and Grange Sold for Apartments
The New York Sun notes the Hamilton era site near Convent avenue and 141st street has been sold to a builder who plans apartments. Once a two story country house designed by John McComb, the grange housed 13 gum trees planted by Hamilton, now reduced to stumps amid relic-hunter vandalism.
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Albany
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National Highway repair and hopes for federal aid revived
The article discusses extensive repairs on the Cumberland Road national highway from Cumberland Maryland to St Louis Missouri, with states resurfacing and calls for federal cooperation to restore the 800 mile route. It highlights its historic role to freight movement and notes current repair statuses and past costs and dimensions. It also includes a separate anecdote about a Texas bound family traveling from Lemmon South Dakota, carrying supplies and a washing basket, planning a five day journey and considering Buckeye Texas as a destination.
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Morgan on Washington in Boston Herald Washington Correspondence
Washington correspondent notes J Pierpont Morgan’s Washington visit where a prominent Massachusetts Republican asks about the business outlook. Morgan replies First rate across the country except in Washington. The snippet ends with a garbled line referencing a Becker-Well story and a New York taxicab amount.
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Bride Faces Peril On Indian Island
Hastings Hadley D Oyly British governor of the Andaman Islands after marrying Evelyn Miller. The Andaman penal settlement hosts dangerous convicts. the governor’s position is hazardous due to remote isolation and the risk to white officials and families. The tale references papal titles and the D Oyly family lineage with historical anecdotes and disputes over name and arms. The piece also mentions Archduchess Elizabeth’s Vienna ball and a Patrick Henry quote origin.
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Arteriosclerosis noted by Dr Tracy in New York Tribune death
The article discusses arteriosclerosis as the cause of Paul Morton’s death, detailing its nature, causes, symptoms, and potential remedies. It explains thickened arteries, associated organ impacts, and methods for diagnosis and treatment including diet, exercise, D Arsonval therapy, iodide of potash, and nitroglycerin.
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India Governance and Political Figures Across Provinces
Excerpted notes describe the governor general in council and viceroy authority in British India, with six ordinary members and sixteen added on a legislative council. Provinces include Bombay, Madras, Bengal, and others, detailing salaries of governors and appointment powers. Commentary notes India’s administrative diligence, contrasted with political home interference. Also includes assessments from Chicago News and Boston Herald about Judson Harmon’s presidential prospects and a classroom anecdote on currency perception by children.
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Clark Like Jefferson and the partisan Speaker
Josephus Daniels in Raleigh News and Observer notes that Mr. Clark is the first Speaker in half a century to win the post unanimously on his first term. He champions cabinet style deliberation, endorses majority wisdom, and supports the caucus reform that strips the Speaker of committee appointments.
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The Play's the Thing and a Man's Return Home
A fragmented narration follows Wiliequick and Kate Masterson noting rumors from New York about finance, politics, science, and disasters. The tale centers on a woodsman who hasn’t read a paper and longs for life in Manhattan, peppered with references to Dr Cook, Rockefeller, Hetty Green, and a dramatic stage line about romance and fate.
Fragments of social wits and sharp sayings from press notes
A collection of pointed aphorisms on love, weather, money, hospitality, and society. It alternates between humor and critique, citing advice, marriage, borrowing, and gendered insights. Read as a scrapbook of quotes from the New York Press.
Visitors to the Capital Hear Mexican Thanks in Washington
Capt Eduard o Elizondo a Mexican special commissioner in Washington to convey Mexico's thanks to President Taft for the U S centennial participation. He says relations will stay cordial and denies a Mexican revolution, noting limited casualties and safe conditions amid bandits in the mountains near Mexico City. Also comments on cowboy attire and Westward opportunities attract American interest in Oklahoma postmaster and education reforms in the South.
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