Addicks and southern self sufficiency face off in print
The piece recalls Addicks’ failed bid to buy a Senate seat and argues the South should farm and raise its own food rather than rely on distant markets. It criticizes Chicago meat packers, urges southern states to improve self reliance, and notes past complaints mirror Texas ranchers thirty years ago over condensed milk.
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Addicks
Senate
Delaware
Chicago Packers
Ong
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
South
Towa
Kansas
Texas
Minnesota
Let The Post Follow You For Washingtonians
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Approaching Republican Conflict Foretells Tariff Battle Ahead
The article analyzes looming Republican splits over tariff revision as a central issue in the coming campaign. It argues President Roosevelt avoids taking sides in Iowa factional battles to prevent widening divisions, while Secretary Shaw’s stance prompts White House pushback. The piece forecasts a party riven between Standpatters and Revisionists, with Bryan nationalism and Hearst influence.
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Taft
Ohio
Shaw
Congress
Davenport
Republian
Roosevelt Ihisoself
Hearst
Rome
Bryan
Iowa
Stradler
Roosevelt
Delaware Senatorship and notable Bayard line
The piece links Delaware political upheaval with Addicks seizure of property and extols Delaware’s political legacy. It recalls Rodneys Clayton brothers Saulsbury George Gray and four Bayards as eminent figures, noting Thomas F. Bayard’s presidential ambitions and warnings to his party.
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Delaware
United States Senate
Rodneys
Caesar Rodney
Jefferson
Claytons
John ‘M. Clayton
Taylor
Senate
Saulsburys
Willard Saulsbury
Chanretler
George Gray
Federal
Thomas F. Bayard
Hartford Courant backs municipal ownership of a slaughterhouse
The Hartford Courant criticizes socialistic tendences and supports a city owned slaughterhouse as a means to aid markets and consumers. It argues health departments already hold broad power to condemn unsanitary premises and that public ownership would not expand city control beyond existing food safety duties. It cites Chicago's packing industry failures as a warning.
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Hartford Courant
The
Courant
Health Department of
Artity
Health Department
Imayor
Chicago
Specimen Bulletin on Magoon Role in Canal Zone Report
Gov Magoon in charge of the Canal Zone forwards Panama Canal Commission dispatches from medical staff. He signs and transmits, not acting on his own medical expertise, but relaying experts’ reports to Washington for sanitation and disease matters. The piece defends Magoon as a capable administrator.
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Magoon
Canal Zone
Panama Canal Commission
Max St
Panama
Whitehall
New Orleans
Gayety
Gov. Magoon
Nim Jon
Washington
Pickwickian
Jhe
War Department
Colon
Isthmus
Canal
Ship Island
Louisiana
Fragmented political commentary on currency and policy
The piece paraphrases debates over gold standard and silver, crediting past administrations and lawmakers. It references Magoon, Bryan, Cleveland, and Sherman era acts, contesting blame for currency debasement, and notes partisan tensions in early 1900s monetary policy.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A clipped humorous piece surveys bachelor life with satirical tone. The text riffs on money, comfort, vanity, and relationships, noting odd grudges against chairs and the mismatched dynamics between men and women in social optics.
Recalled Russian Assassination and Imperial Doubles
A long-winded reminiscence recalls the 19th century tale of Nihilist Solovieff who shot at a waxen dummy of Emperor Alexander II. The real czar survived a drive-by attack, while the would-be assassin faced execution. The piece then shifts to European nobility, detailing royal titles, property, and princely rank in Prussia and England, alongside discussions of doubles and audience politicking in Constantinople and St. Petersburg.
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Solovieff
Alexander II
St. Petersburg
Count Alexander Adlerberg
Imperial’ Household
Solovefy
Reuter
Foreign Pres
Wiréa
Eventuizl
Count ‘Adserbers
Valarm
Ater Pakace
Caar
Thosk
Constantinople
Abdil Hamid
Alexander” Alt
Prussian
Posen
Poland
Haber von TV
England
Pan
Workhouse
Manquise
DE Foxrevor
Schwab Seen As Likely Senate Candidate
Nevadan rumor centers on Charles M. Schwab as a potential United States Senator to succeed Frank G. Newlands whose term ends in 1903. Schwab’s Nevada ties and business stature are cited, while Schwab reportedly prefers citizenship before any public mention.
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Nevade ‘ Ramirers
Washington, Post
New York
Charles M. Schwab
United States
Frankis G. Newlands
Nevada
Serb
Metropolitan ‘Club
Hemate
Tex
Schwab
Dhmg
Selwab
Senate
Newlands
Bebwith
Tyne
Shaw Explains Iowa Trip In Washington News
Shaw outlines trip from Davenport Iowa to Washington stating he acts as a Republican to defend party principles. He refutes reports of presidential displeasure over his interest in Iowa politics and says he has no intention to interfere in state matters.
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Evanston
Wyo
State of
Iowa
Cummins
Hawkeye State
Chicago
Paw Owas
Davenport
Washington
National League of Republican Clubs
Philadelphia
John A. Stewart
New York
New York League
Arlington
Root
Taft
Shaw
Fairbanks
United States
Roosevelt
Kahn
San Francisco
New Willard
Alabama Fraternal Delegates and GOP Outlook
A fragmented report notes Alabama fraternal delegates from the Northern Methodist Church visiting Birmingham as part of a General Conference discussion. Key figures include former Congressman William Aldrich and state leaders amid tensions with State Chairman J. O. Thompson. The piece highlights Alabama's pivotal role in the Republican National Convention and the potential impact of the fraternity vote on presidential prospects.
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Birmingham
Norther Methodist Church
Southern Methodist Church
Rhen
Willam Ff" Aldrich
Shelly County
Fairbanks
Aldrich
J. 0
Thompson
Roosevelt
Church and Tainted Money in High Places Bishops Speak
A distorted text reflects a bishop denouncing wealth tied to robber barons and criticising the market’s role in corrupting society. It warns that money can both corrupt and empower tyrannical fortunes, urging vigilance against wickedness in powerful circles and the duty to condemn it.
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Olmsted
Wexitineton
Charle
Darans
Haakon to Toftemoen in Norway amid royal moves
In Trondheim area Norways royal party led by Crown Prince Olaf will travel toward Bergen and Prondhieni with expected arrival in Tromsoe. The plan includes a summer journey from Toftemoen in the Dolyre Mountains and continues through late July into August as they tee up events and visits.
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Christiania
Ising’ Haakon
Malnd
Olaf
Toftemoen
Dolyre
Trondhjém
Norway
Fane
Bergen
Prondhieni
Tromsoe
Delaware Legislature Adjourns After Notable Session
Delaware legislature ends its extraordinary session amid action on delinquent franchise taxes and two financial measures. reports call it one of the most important sessions in state history with decisive fiscal steps.
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Svein
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Haying Elegtad
United States
Delaware
Need of Higher Education Shouted at Drake Silver Anniversary
Chairman Theodore P. Shonts of the Isthmian Canal Commission delivered the principal address at Drake University along with a forenoon audience. He urged that higher education is essential today to form well disciplined minds capable of accurate thinking and to counter socialistic notions by enforcing equal law for all, rich or poor.
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Drake University
Des Moinés
Towa
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Canét Commission
Shonts
Lsw
Cardinal Confers Degrees at Villanova Commencement
At Villanova College of St. Thomas in Villanova Pennsylvania Cardinal Gillions grants honorary degrees to Baron Moncheur Dr Franklin J Howe Dr Maurice Francis Egan Rev John Henry O Neill Rev John Whalen and others Washington figures receive doctorates in jurisprudence philosophy and laws The event features speeches by Francis Rooney and Kiely and honors notable writers educators and officials from across the Northeast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine X. Dooley
Lawrence
Mass
United States
Cleveland
Maurice Francis Gan
Catholic University
Hill
Agricultural Department
Bryan Watches Debates in Stockholm Amid Global Tour
William J. Bryan attended the Swedish Parliament lower house as a guest of Ambassador Meyer. He spoke with leaders including M. Alladin of the peasant workers group. He planned a campaign stop in Michigan and Indiana before December travel to Australia and New Zealand.
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St. Petersburg
Jima
William’ J. Bryan
Meyer
Bryan
Almerican
M. Alladin
Fagan
Iswolsky
Ambassator Meyer
Stockholm
United States
Michigan
Indiana
Australia
New Zealand
Wedding of Lady Mary Hamilton to Marquis of Graham
London June 1 Lady Mary Hamilton eldest daughter of the late twelfth Duke of Hamilton and Brandon married the Marquis of Graham at St George's Church Hanover Square King Howard attended. The church thronged with peers crowds cheered as the bride entered and left. Police secured access as carriages moved. A reception followed at Devonshire House with hundreds of presents on display.
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London
Mary. Hamilton
Duke of Hamilton and
Brandon
Great Britain
Devonstire
Hanna Home For Sale In Cleveland From Hanna Estate
Advertisement in a Cleveland magazine promotes Glenmere the former home of the late Senator Marcus Hanna. The property is listed for sale at a sacrifice, described as a winter and summer home in city limits with a new like condition. It features ten rooms, fine mahogany interiors, oak details, a grand hallway, a doubles house layout, nine acres wooded grounds on Lake Erie, and a sale price offered for immediate description.
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Glenmere
Cleveland
Frm
Sipacious
Jaxurles House
Glenmera
Ite
Ator M
Eanna
Ohio
Pastian
Lake Erle
Will Peil
Tribute to Stephen Foster in Kentucky homecoming week
In Louisville on May 14 20 000 people filled the hall to honor Stephen Collins Foster the author of My Old Kentucky Home as a model statue for the state capitol is unveiled Thousands of children led by volunteers played Foster tunes during the tribute and the crowd heard the famed songwriter honored by the state for immortalizing its name
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Leouisville
Stephen Collins Foster
Kentucky
Foster
Dew
Kentuck
Senators and politicians convene in Washington hotels
In Washington, Kansas Senator elect Rensom stays at the National Hotel before moving to Cochran to finish his term. Maryland's William Whyte and Virginia figures discuss reform, wealth, and centralization. Jamestown expects $1.4 million for exposition. Republican convention ahead with Root Taft and Fairbanks endorsements likely.
Corbin Visits City on Northern Division Plans
Col Henry C Corbin commanding the Northern Military Division visited the city yesterday en route from West Point to Chicago and St Louis to finalize August maneuver camps. He attended the Sheridan statue commission meeting and viewed the house he is building east of Chevy Chase for retirement. James H Hyde not re elected to IMMC board at Hoboken meeting with Joyce replacing him. Cartinegatelli hosted Archbishop Farley at a dinner after Corpus Christi ceremonies in Rome.
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Henry C. Corbin
St. Edn
West Point
Chicago
St. Louis
Sheridan
Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase, Where He and Mrs. Corbin
Generai’e
James H. Hyde
New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
Hoboken
Thomas W. Joyce
Mr. Hyde
Tae
Satolli
Farley
Rome
Cartinegatelli
Archbishop Farley
Church of St. John Lateran
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