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The Pow Follow You for Washington Readers
Citizens leaving Washington are urged to keep informed by The Pow with addresses changeable anytime. The paper will be sent promptly nationwide if the carrier is notified or orders sent directly to The Post. Telephone 4206.
Japan's rise reshapes China trade and education
The piece argues Japan plans to modernize China along its lines, shaping Chinese education to Western ideas via Japanese instruction and language links. It predicts China becoming a Japanese market hub, with Japan expanding manufactured exports while U S and other nations lose ground, and suggests American rivals may cede truck and cotton to Japan’s manufacturing push.
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Navy Strength and Political Pressure in New England
The piece argues Secretary Shaw faces political scrutiny in New England as Republican support for his presidential bid grows. It defends Navy vitality, debunks claims of foreign-born sailors, praises native-born sailors, and contends for a robust U S Navy while opposing international dictates on sea power limits.
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Too Truthful for a Diplomat in Chicago Utilities Debate
The piece criticizes Mr. Dalrymple for urging public ownership of Chicago utilities on business lines, arguing Chicago should run them on political principles. It uses vivid metaphor of an octopus and warns that public control would invite neglect and strife, urging private efficiency and political restraint. It mentions Tom Johnson and Cleveland, noting the octopus has not yet hidden.
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Maryland Oyster War Riots For Marylanders Against Trusts
A blocky, opinionated tirade argues that a powerful trust seeks to monopolize the American oyster. It praises Marylanders for resisting, cites the Deer Creek Farmers' Club, and urges loyal pledges from officials and candidates to defend the oyster against the alleged predatory monopoly.
Pointed Paragraphs on Social Trends and Mistakes
A jumble of clipped sentences from a 19th or early 20th century page discusses Panama open purchases impact on manufacturers, district fines for drinking, perceptions of night watchmen, trust and betrayal, matrimony, and a Washington woman seeking her missing husband with a description noting a missing portion of his left ear.
De Pourtales A Famous Family
Count James de Pourtales and wife arrive from Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm. The article traces the de Pourtales lineage across France Germany and Switzerland, noting marriages to American women and connections to Paris society and notable figures.
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Political Gossip on Illinois Primary and National Viewpoints
The article surveys Illinois pioneering in commutative voting and the initiative referendum, noting a 1906 primary for U S Senators by popular vote. It discusses tariff reform debates among Republicans, Panama Canal procurement questions, and influential political clubs and figures including Taft Roosevelt and Governor Higgins amid shifting party dynamics.
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Discouraging to Scorchers and city mysteries
A compact set of quips from various papers. The Atchison Globe contemplates country life and errant autos while the Jewel Republican and a New Yorker snippet reflect on urban crowds and forgetful memories. The pieces read like a column of wry observations.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical portrait on choosing a wife, suggesting happiness lies in stability and loyalty rather than pursuit. It contrasts a cautious, lawful mate with the dangers of infidelity and the burdens of business travel. The piece uses caricature to comment on gender roles and marriage dynamics.
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Ambitious plan for an international chamber of agriculture
San Francisco Chronicle reports on David Lubin of California pushing for an international chamber of agriculture in Rome. Nations meet for preliminary talks. key idea is a global information clearing house on crop and market conditions, with broad ambition and persistent advocacy.
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Dangers of Peace in Hanly Memorial Day Speech
In his Memorial Day address Governor Hanly of Indiana urged preservation of the republic and warned of threats to moral obligation and citizenship. He denounced corruption and bribery in government and commerce, calling for a zealous duty by citizens to defend institutions and uphold moral standards.
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Gen Henry V Boynton Remembered By New York Commission
Obituary note honors Gen Henry V Boynton longtime Washington correspondent and journalist who served the country in two wars and spanned public affairs from Pierce to Roosevelt. The piece reflects on his distinctive wartime journalism and half century of public service. It also cites a New York Times anecdote about Jewish confirmation exams and Moses delivery in a light moral vignette.
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Roaet’s Fate in Land Actions Near Gunsha Pass
In a post naval battle era in the Korean Strait the strategy rooms turn to land operations around Gunsha Pass. Oyama and Linevitch face stern censure from relentless critics as they attempt prodigies to satisfy scrutiny.
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Secretary Shaw's New Comrade in Postal Thief Case
Secretary Shaw opposed Charles Hona parte as government's special counsel in postal thief prosecutions due to Mr Bonaparte's independent streak. The recall suggests Shaw will find Bonaparte more interesting as a potential Cabinet minister.
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Mystery of ego in distant fight puzzles readers
From the Richmond Despatch a discussion notes that Richard Harding Davis was far away while a battle continued, labeling the scene an ego mystery. Other lines tease playful remarks about language skills and old friends, reflecting light social banter.
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International views in hotel parlors on France Japan and Russia
In hotel lobbies, Parisian Louis Pucci criticizes the Russian regime and notes a France England rapprochement influencing tensions with Russia. Montrealed Probes compares Canadians to British and Scots, predicting Canada’s path to independence. San Francisco's Spencer forecasts Roosevelt’s 1908 nomination amid Senate opposition. Arbuckle remarks on shared origins of Alaskan Indians and Japanese, noting linguistic ties and Bering Straits migration.
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Great Lake Cargoes Record Steamer E A Garv
The Cleveland Leader reports the steamship E A Garv set a record cargo of over 12 440 tons, far surpassing previous inland lake highs. The milestone marks a 40 percent rise in cargo capacity since 1900, reflecting rapid improvements in American lake shipping and Cleveland's role in developing inland waterways.
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Uncle Joe Cannon at luncheon with Quaker friend
Portrait of Joseph G. Cannon engaging a Quaker guest during a luncheon while recounting a life insurance controversy. The exchange grows tense as Cannon improvise dramatic lines and the guest urges prudence and counsel.
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Governor Vardaman Leads Mississippi Mob Response
The Chattanooga Times discusses Gov. Vardaman's active, energetic leadership as Mississippi confronts mob violence. Eleven of nineteen indicted for the murder of a Tate County man defend his prisoner. trials and possible punishments loom, with calls for strong deterrence to restrain future mob action.
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Hes Excuse Was Good Prominent Trial Report
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