Outlook for Statehood in New Mexico and Arizona
The Post discusses Statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, noting Senate opposition to the conference plan. It argues for a joint election on jointure and a constitutional convention, urging separate votes for each Territory and warning that present proposals could force Oklahoma and Indian Territory admittance as a workaround. The column predicts political maneuvering affecting Speaker Cannon and calls for a clean, territory-specific vote.
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Let The Post Follow You Informed Washingtonians Move
Public notice urges readers to keep informed by The Post when leaving the city with prompt delivery nationwide. Change of address can be sent to The Post, or by calling Malin 4205 to notify carriers of new locations.
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Washington Post Co
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New York
Ottee
Flatiron
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Ger
Chicago Omics
Unity
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Death of Arthur Pue Gorman a Maryland statesman remembered
In sorrow Maryland and the Democratic Party honor Arthur Pue Gorman a leader whose rise from yeomanry to Senate reflected merit not privilege. His national work included opposing the Tonga Bill and debates over the Philippines, earning enduring respect as a calm, wise strategist and loyal ally.
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Arthur Pue Gorman
Arthur P. Gorman
Democratic Party
Maryland
Arthur Gorman
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Lo Te
Philippines
Republican Party
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Judas
Point with Pride in Campaigns for a Democratic Triumph
The article argues that Republicans face a discontented base and waning zeal as they defend a string of victories. It notes surface indicators favoring Democratic hope while warning that inertia and fatigue may blunt Republican discipline. Prosperity will be their top argument if campaigns proceed.
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Eccentric Forecasts and Political Whispers From The Capital
A satirical note predicts a brief pause in Gov Blanchards eloquence as a hundred to one shot rumor swirls about daisies and buttercups in a sylvan grave. Washington intervenes in Tennessee’s domestic affairs, while Baton Rouge minds Delhi and Tayville. Blanchard is described as shrewd, musical, and ambitious.
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Blanchard
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Tennessee
Baton Rouge
Delhi
Tayville
Marvelous Prosperity Amid Industrial Boom and Labor Strain
The piece highlights rising U S prosperity in agriculture and industry with strong railroad earnings, steel production, and new mills while signaling labor shortages across major centers. It notes Alaska oil, cotton and grain yields, high per capita money in circulation, and expanding real estate as a backdrop to a cloudless outlook before discussing violence and anarchist threats and responses.
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United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
United States Steel Corporation
Fall River
Georgia
Argentina
India
Alaska
Texas
California
New York
London
Paris
Copper and politics mix in a New York sun column
A dense column mixes economic notes on copper supply with satire on politicians and public figures. It cites Upton Sinclair, Grover Cleveland, Smoot, and Cassatt, touches on New York murder trials, civil service funding, and includes a syndicated verse on Mary and the meat trade.
Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago Xena
An odd disjointed reflection on lovers and laughter. The piece notes wry observations about wedding customs and present shortages during lent. It critiques social pretensions and hints at flawed manners in a jagged, satirical tone.
Whitridge's Task At Spain's Capital
Frederick Whitridge of New York chosen as special envoy to Spain for King Alfonso's wedding in Madrid. The mission, tied to Henry Whit’s earlier Rome post and a web of diplomacy, aims to smooth historic tensions after 1898. Papal and European courtries loom in related diplomacy while Count Sternberg faces a rare general order banning accountability.
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Madrid
Frederick Whitridge
New York
Alfonso
Duke of Almodavar
Washington
Spain
Henry Whit
Rome
Duke of
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Ferests
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America
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Vatican
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France
Leo Kiti
Dean Cartes
Dom Miguel of
Braganza
Portugal
Baron of
Charrette
Paris
Pontige
Europe
President Roosevelt Meets Richmond Boys City Delegation
President Roosevelt yesterday afternoon received fifteen officers and citizens of St. Andrew's Social City in Richmond Va The boy run institution educates 1400 students in day and night classes with elected officials The delegation led by J D Sharman studied municipal government practices and will stay in Washington for two days to observe methods at scale.
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Richmond
Little City
J. D. Sharman
St. Andrew's School
Washington
Prohibition Association invites president to Loudoun event
Virginia and Iowa delegations visited the White House to invite the president to August 1 and August 13 gatherings. The president thanked them but declined both invitations due to summer vacation plans, as Representatives Rixey and Hull presented the appeals for Loudoun County and Des Moines respectively.
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White House
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Rixey
Hull
Des Moines
Army of the Ippines
Equitable Directors Win Mutualization Approval
New York June 4 the appellate division of the Brooklyn Supreme Court unanimously allowed the mutualization plan by the Equitable Life Assurance Society directors. The modification of injunctions permits the adoption of the modified charter at the June 18 meeting and final action at the adjourned June 26 meeting, despite opposition from minority stockholder Franklin B Lord.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Franklin B. Lord
Filipinos Favor Bank to Aid Philippine Agriculture
Filipino business interests press for quick passage of an agricultural bank bill in the current Congress session. A Manila meeting of the Filipino Chamber of Commerce outlined strategies to present urgent needs to lawmakers, with support from the American Chamber of Commerce. Provinces see active campaigns by businessmen and corporations to build public sentiment for the bank.
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Manila
Philippines
Filippino Chamber of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
Philippine Commission Back in Manila After Summer Session
Philippine Commission members returned to Manila after a summer session in the mountains. The health of the members improved. Commissioner Worcester is recovering from pneumonia. Tevera is on two months leave in Australia. Upon his return Manila will formally adopt Burnham's civic improvement plans.
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Philippine Commission
Baguel
Worcester
Tevera
Australia
Burnham
Red Men Dispensation to Roosevelt To Be Presented
Senator Kittredge will receive an engrossed dispensation making President Roosevelt the first honorary member of the Improved Order of Red Men. John W. Cherry of Norfolk will forward the album to Washington and the grand sachem will present it to the President. The dispensation includes seven pages detailing the order and is kept as a souvenir by the society.
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Spetial
Washington Post
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Roosevelt
Order of
Red Men
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John W. Cherry
Big City
South Dakota
Red Man
Reception for Bryan at Madison Square Garden
Large Democratic gathering expected as William J. Bryan returns from a worldwide trip. William H. Hoge confirms Bryan will attend under Teague League auspices, with possible London visit and August arrival. Amalgamated Copper directors re-elected. net income $9,162,587 and surplus $812,983 for year ended April 20.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Wiliam H. Hoge
Commercial Travelers and ‘Hotel Men's Antitrust, Leagué
Mr. Bryan
Constantinople
League
Bryan
London
Amalgamated Copper Directors
Aged Copper Company
Jersey City
H. H. Rogers
William Rot ‘Eller
James Stillmen
A. R. ‘Flower
A. C. Burrage
G. H. Church
H. H. Rogers, Jr
J. E. Judson
Reflections of a Bachelor in a New York Prevailing Tone
The piece critiques reform as mere affectation and notes the ease of money in times of disease. It suggests men face death or ease, and that few understand a woman’s manipulation to control a husband through appearance and gifts.
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New York
Nusbald
Addicks Claims Victory in Delaware Senate Bid
Wilmington June 4 The situation is clearing. I expect to be elected United States Senator on the first ballot and with Mr Dupont reorganize and harmonize the Republican party of Delaware. Addicks plans to back Curry for governor and Pennewell for secretary of state to gain support, though Pennewell and four Sussex County associates may remain with Dupont.
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Dupont
Republican Party
Dela+ iware
J. Edward Addicks
Addicks
Dover
The
State Sentinel
Thomas Curry
Siméon S. Pennewell
Gov. Lea
Cahall
Pennewell
Benaste
Archie Linge
Vandeberg
Linge
Lyons
Sussex
Henry A. Dupont
Iis
the Cloke
Guatemalan Government Reports Defeat of Revolutionaries
Minister Combs conveyed a cable from Guatemala's foreign affairs ministry stating that revolutionaries across the Salvador border, led by Asuncion Mita, were routed completely by Guatemalan troops. The message claimed government forces had no reverses and were steadily successful, though the situation was described as increasingly serious.
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Galvador
State Department
Combs
Evernment
Commodore Barry Statue Bill Advances in Congress
Irish American district leaders cheer the plan to erect a statue of Commodore John Barry in Washington. President Roosevelt urges funding. Senator Hanabrough guides the bill in the Senate, Representative McClory handles it in the House. National Barry Association officers and others push support from Irish world and National Hibernian groups.
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Hanabrough
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Chile
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D. Jinucane
Frank P. Burke
Treagerer
M. ¥. O'Donoghue
California
Patrick Ford
Insh World
P. J. Hurtigan
National
Hibernian
Ovation for Cardinal at New Haven Arrival Welcomes
In New Haven June 4 Cardinal Gibbons arrived to a welcoming procession by Mayor Studsay marking the Knights of Columbus annual convention. An immense crowd lined the rail approach as delegates and friends entered the city. He will preside at a pontifical mass tomorrow at St Marys Church before the convention opens.
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Conn
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Studsay
Oda
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Mery
Nine Horan Brothers to Reunite in Chicago After Eighteen Years
Eighteen years apart nine Horan brothers, scattered across Ireland Australia New Zealand and the United States, prepare for a family reunion in Chicago with Rev Dr BF Horan and brother John Horan leading the arrivals from Little Rock and West Australia. John Horan Wealthy meat packer, William Henry Horan from Australia expected today. Michael and Paul remain in Ireland, Kierhan Horan an architect, Daniel Horan in New Zealand, Thomas Horan with Australian gold mine interests.
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West Australia
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St. Louis University
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Australia
Michael
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Ireland
New York
Vis Hing
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Daniel Horan
New Zealand
Thomas Horan
Scripps Will Leaves Estate in Trust for Thirty Years
Detroit June 4 The will of publisher James B H Scripps filed for probate leaves the estate in trust for thirty years. Trustees William E Scripps and sons in law George G Booth and Eagar B Whitcomb manage income for four Detroit children. After thirty years the estate is to be divided equally among heirs. $60,000 is set for Detroit improvements with trustee approval.
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George G. Booth
Eagar B. Whitcomb
Notable travelers discuss exploration and politics in hotel
Henry W. Seton-Karr, famed explorer, discusses emerald mines and Arctic attempts in Alaska, while A T Canada leads a band of eight train robbers hunters for the Union Pacific. George Vickers praises Washington's beauty, and W C Anderson notes Japanese influence in China. J J Hamilton links meat inspection to Iowa farmers, with other travelers commenting on China and railroad security.
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