Some Suggestions for the Future Inauguration
The Washington Post discusses improvements for future inaugurations. It argues civic organizations should be better regulated to fit parade space, suggests distinct features for civic groups, and notes costs and national honor in staging a grand event. It also compares Japan and China progress and criticizes tariff policy toward the Philippines and tobacco and sugar duties. It calls for firmer enforcement of the smoke law in Washington.
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Science Skill and Superstition in War
A discussion asserts the Japanese army excels in endurance speed subsistence and medical science, arguing Western powers should acknowledge the Mikado forces’ high military effectiveness. The piece suggests reports of Japanese prowess are credible and notes a further pause in the war situation.
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Japan
China
Europe
United States
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East
Oobi
Ormentil
Backward Pupils Call for Special Training in New York
Dr E G Brown, examining physician for New York Education, estimates about 10 000 backward children in city schools from partial exams. He believes thorough study would raise the total and urges careful separation for special care and training. Currently only 270 receive such instruction, risking drag on average pupils.
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Department of Education
New York
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Backward Pupils and Santo Domingo Debt Policy Debate
A column advocates grading reforms to assist backward pupils without wounding their sensibilities. It argues against force to collect state debts, comparing Santo Domingo and West Virginia, and critiques a proposed new policy toward Latin American debt and foreign affairs. The piece toggles between education, diplomacy, and domestic politics with critical tone.
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News and gossip of other lands enlivens distant capitals
The piece surveys Britain’s House of Commons speakership prospects with Speaker Gully's health and pension details. It traces the Lowther and Stuart links, then shifts to the Hugo family divorce cases and Victor Hugo kin, outlining Jeanne, Charcot, Daudet, and George Hugo and their entangled marriages. It also mentions Sweden's royal lineage via the Vasa bloodline, tracing Gustavus IV and successors, and closes with a brief note on Mississippi Governor Vardaman resisting lynch mobs.
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India
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Hawley and Osterhaus Honored by Congress
The Springfield Republican notes Congress granted retired First Army Gen Hawley and Gen Osterhaus the rank and pay of brigadier generals. Critics call the act favoritism, urging firmer bounds and alternative relief instead of turning aging officers from their intended retirement.
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Miscellany of quotes and jokes from old papers
A collage of humorous lines and quips from various newspapers including remarks on science, fashion, politics, and social life. Snippets touch on figures like La Follette, John Paul Jones, and a variety of playful exchanges about clothes, life at home, and public figures.
Groundhog Rival Sighting And Local Snippets In 1900s Dispatches
East Washington street resident George Huber reports a fuzzy caterpillar on his yard boardwalk while other small town notes describe cold mornings in Wellington Ohio political meddling in Sandy Bottom Rash mischief in Sprague Wisconsin and humorous anecdotes from Forest Grove Oregon through Indiana to Connecticut. The compilation preserves quirky observations and local color across multiple communities.
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Hill Ardinger
Inaugural Visit Draws Roosevelt Allies to New Willard
Washington diary notes New Hampshire figures among Roosevelt supporters at the inauguration with Gov John M Lane and editor George H Moses detailing delegation size and loyalty. Attendees include Milton, Franconia, Manchester leaders, and staff, while party figures discuss candidates and the likely governor amid a crowded field.
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City Bank Scandal Looks Mean in Tax Evasion Claim
Hartford Courant critiques the City Bank affair in New York noting the bank bought government property, pays rent with dollars held as deposits, and keeps the title in government hands to dodge taxes. The piece labels tax dodging by the rich as a deeply mean, demoralizing act harming social fabric.
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New York
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