Can't Be Done In 1904 Presidential Campaign Split
The piece argues against a sectional 1904 campaign, criticizing Republican planks on representation, praising northern sentiment for leaving the issue to time and courts, and urging dignified patience in the solid South amid calls for reduced southern representation. It reflects ongoing debates on race, press influence, and political strategy.
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Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals and Fourth of July
The column parades political witticisms and journalistic gossip about diplomats and rulers, noting telegraphy reshaping diplomacy, reactions to the Fourth of July celebrations, and assorted European royal intrigues. It mentions Don Jaime de Bourbon as Russia's correspondent, Italy's Crispi papers, and British tax quirks, weaving satire with foreign capitals chatter.
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The College President
The piece argues that colleges drift toward centralized authority, with university presidents gaining power at the expense of faculties. It cites Jefferson and Harper as contrasts, notes Wheeler’s California case, and questions if a democratic, deliberative ideal can survive against efficiency driven autocracy and a military organizational style.
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Alderman
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Jefferson
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Charlottesville
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Rockefeller
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Prohibitionist Versus Populist Delusion in Political Banter
A retired lieutenant general from Massachusetts and a respected observer debate versatile political leanings in a humorous exchange. The general claims potential crossovers among Democrat Prohibitionist Imperialistic Populist while acknowledging possible combinations to save the country. Edward Atkinson is proposed as a second candidate. In a separate note, a New York Press item recounts a corporation president who borrows heavily, arguing that borrowing fuels expansion and profits, having earned over two million dollars last year through debt.
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Edward Atkinson
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Keeping Peace in the Family in Boston Transcript
Barlow and the Wigginges formerly lived in harmony though their tastes differed. He talks about literary subjects while she focuses on housework. Neither understands the other, yet they rarely argue.
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Clean sweep on the Isthmus Panama Canal plan
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer Col. William C Gorgas outlines sanitary and public health strategy for the Panama Canal zone. He describes quarantine stations immigrant control and hospital networks to prevent malaria and yellow fever and to care for a projected population of 100000 with 6000 ill at once.
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Panama Canal Strip
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Fragmented Humorous Miscellany From 19th Century Papers
A chaotic collection of quips and anecdotes from various papers. Jokes about death in the family, political digs at force bills, baby biscuits, and social mores surface, with light satire on politicians, manners, and immigration anecdotes mixed among scattered phrases and snippets.
Argentina Visitor Seeks U S Ties At New Willard Lobby
A Buenos Ayres family group led by Senor P Seniesa visited the New Willard in Washington. Juan Antonio Senillosa praised Argentina's people and progress while noting strong lines of U S and Argentine interests. Guests included patent attorneys M Mintz, M Wagner, and O Gletentorf, who praised Washington’s reception and American technology.
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Hurting American Ports Scheme Debates in Parliament
The Canadiana movement in Ottawa seeks to deny British goods landing in U S ports the preferential tariff to aid Canadian ports. It would affect Portland Boston and New York shipments and shift traffic to Canadian routes. Swedish shipping now hauls Great Lakes exports to Montreal and Quebec at lower cost, further hurting American shipping. The piece notes U S response may hinge on wage and maintenance cost competition.
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