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Ready for the Inauguration In Washington 1905
Friday March 3 1905 report on Washington readiness for the presidential inauguration under Gen Wilson. Weather and crowds expected to dwarf prior events. As Washington prepares visitors enjoy museums and public buildings while debates over costs and national pageantry continue. The piece contrasts past and present press coverage and editorials on independence and governance.
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Auditorium for Washington would boost city by new public hall
A renewed push for an Ottawa styled auditorium in Washington outlines using steel as the nucleus of the project. Committees from the inaugural board and business groups plan study and fundraising to place a ticket option before the public. The effort aims to host conventions concerts and large gatherings, with possible ties to an armory and Congressional aid.
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Traditional Democracy Reconsidered in New England Edits
A Boston Post critique of the so called traditional democracy argues against federal overreach into marriage and insurance regulation. It warns that constitutional amendments would be required and doubts national control will ever replace state powers. The piece also notes evolving views on X ray usefulness and medical insight.
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X Ray Foiled Tail Tale and Honest Policy Reflections
A column revisits a Boston terrier named Lancelot famed for a screw tail and a tax on science as X rays debunk tampering claims. It then muses on Jerome the New York district attorney, his blunt honesty, anti-gambling drive, and clashes with police and courts in a satirical tone.
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Loyal Lord Lansdowne Friend to Loyal Servants and Dukes
Lord Lansdowne’s steadfast support for Sir Mortimer Durand and Sir Anthony MacDonnell is recalled amid French nobility notes. The Duke of Caylus dies in Paris shaping old French titles. Roland Bonaparte faces questions over Monte Carlo wealth and Legione of Honor honors. Francis Jeune becomes Lord St Helier. Count Guicciardini wed to the Argentine envoy’s daughter. Marquis de Fowrenoy adds commentary.
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Capitol Chat Keeps Senate Poised and Inaugural Plans Met
senators banter and verse at the Capitol as Dietrich dabbles in poetry while Nelson weighs following Allison. Roosevelt’s inaugural stand is snowbound but melted by hot water. Cannon blocks souvenir booths and a Texas envoy cup is presented to Cooper as domestic finance buzzes with Standard Oil and Monroe Doctrine navy themes.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Snapshots at Washington show mixed newspaper chatter
A collage of quotations from The New York American Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Inquirer Sioux City Journal Topeka Journal Denver Post and others mocks Roosevelt Depew Dockery and Russian affairs. The clippings parody diplomacy and press opinions on governance and etiquette in Washington.
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Topeka Journal
United States
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Missouri
Gov
Dockery
New York
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police
Saya
Washington, D. C
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Minneapolis
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Russia
Missouri Congressman Bartholdt for Nobel Peace Prize Honor
More than half of Congress backs a petition to award Representative Bartholdt of Missouri the Nobel Prize for international peace work. Burton of Ohio leads the effort, with many lawmakers expected to join. The prize honors physics medicine chemistry literature and peace. Bartholdt helped organize the World’s Fair peacemakers and chaired the Interparliamentary Union. The United States has a leading role in peace efforts and arbitration.
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Missouri
Nobel
Burton
Ohio
Bartholdt
Interparliamentary Union
United States
Congress of the World
St. Louis
England
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Bartot
Soap and Towels in China Shake Western Minds
Chicago Record Herald reports on soap and towel imports into China as a symbol of modernization. Consul Anderson notes Hangchow's towel imports of 7,801 dozen valued at 3154 dollars, soap imports nearing 22 thousand, with a towel and soap factory recently established in China. Chicago leads in dockyard district soap production for Chinese trade despite counterfeit European labels by the Japanese. The piece highlights potential profits from towels and soap amid China’s 490 million population.
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Peace and Reconstruction in Russia Discussion
From Ye Galveston Daily News and the Cleveland Plain Dealer, a contrast emerges on postwar Russia. The Galveston piece argues reconstruction must follow peace to avoid humiliating Russsia and preserve military morale, while the Cleveland excerpt shows a sharp, ironic exchange about borrowing money to test friendship.
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All Around Handicap: A Son and Daughter in Shadows
From the Chicago Journal a dialogue ponders how a great man’s legacy or a famous mother’s fame affects their children. A reflective figure notes the son of a renowned man is overshadowed by lineage, while a practical listener cites a modern actress’s daughter facing a similar challenge with a high profile divorce record.
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Reflections of a Bachelor
From the New York Press a reflection on male boldness and marriage stereotypes. It jokes that a good fellow may act as a fool for friends yet fail, while a shy man misses chances. It contrasts a woman imagining married life with personal freedom and a man arguing with a cook about meals.
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Notable Guests at the Willard Era Inauguration Weekend
Western Union officials led by Belvidere Brooks J P Altberger and F E Clary stop at the New Willard to observe inaugural ceremonies. The lobby crowd includes Georgia Military Academy cadets and notable figures such as Edward Deane Scranton and Gov W T Cobb plus others from Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico, discussing politics ranching and national affairs.
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This Didn't Count Washington and Hamilton Billiards Tale
In a clipped vignette from Hounton Chignire Washington and Hamilton, the scene shows Washington and Hamilton playing billiards. Washington compliments Hamilton, and Hamilton responds with a boastful remark about past skill as Washington misses a difficult shot. The anecdote ends noting this was as close as Washington ever came to the game.
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The Servile Imitator Imitates Vintage Humor
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer a light quip notes Wile E Vanderbilt using corncobs as kindling in a Long Island home. A playful exchange follows praising corncobs as an odd, quaint household detail and prompting a request to procure more.
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Back Again From the Philadelphia Press Scribbler's Magazine
Rimer reports sending a poem to Scribbler's Magazine the day before yesterday. The piece appeared sooner than expected, in the morning mail. A discussion on reciprocity with Cuba follows, noting that it has cost the country more in revenue loss than gains in exports.
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