Federal control clash eyed in House Judiciary report
The Washington Post notes the House Judiciary Committee’s forthcoming report arguing against federal interference in state police powers and against federal control of state corporations. It stresses constitutional limits, urges慎 conservative governance, and calls for broader reflection on national policy.
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Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Hougs
Congress
Supreme Court
Clouse of Representatives
House
Igch
Toward a Straight Story on Mount Dajo A Patchwork of Theories
A divergent range of official and private theories about the Mount Dajo engagement is discussed. The piece urges officials and editors to present a clear, unified account rather than conflicting versions. It cites generals, missionary parallels, and varying depictions of Moro resistance and tactics.
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Waen
Ami
Mount Dajo Kising
Mount Dajo
Wood
Cof Dajo
Joly
Fr Ey
An Eruption About Patronage in Marblehead
An 4 year old episode where Marblehead women tarred and feathered Capt. Floyd Ireson is recalled. The current uproar centers on postmaster appointments in Marblehead and Ipswich, with Congressman Gardner resisting. The piece notes political maneuvering involving Cortelyou, Roosevelt, Lodge, and family ties to the President’s circle.
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Marblehead
Marge
Floyd Ireson
Salem
Marbliehead
Massachusetts
Washington, D.C
Beaton Globe
Congressman Gardner
Cortelyou
Gardner
Ipswich
Boston
Boston Post Hopes Frayed Ties Endure Amid Marblehead Clamor
The Boston Post notes lingering patronage bonds and mutual friendships referenced by the Boston Globs and predicts the uproar in Marblehead will soon subside. The paper cautions against overstatement and foresees a calming effect as the controversy wanes.
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The
Post
Boston
Marblehead
The Elusive Octopus and the Sherman Law
The piece argues the Sherman anti trust law is ineffectual against the so called octopus of big business. It cites Judge Humphrey and the Chicago beef trust cases to claim enforcement fails despite confessed illegality. It discusses Great Northern Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and political repercussions for reformers and social revolutionists.
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Department of Justice
Paul Morton
United States
Humphrey
Beef Trust
Chicago
Poe
John Sherman
Allen G. Thurman
Sherman
Thurman
Supreme Bench
Knox
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Actaeon
Humphrey Hanted
Party of
Social Revolutionists
Santa Fe
Fire Escape Law Sparks Urban Vision in Washington
The new fire escape law signed by the President requires every building over thirty feet in the District to install iron or steel ladders within ninety days. Officials tout humane aims and urban design, while critics warn of cost, aesthetics, and unintended wealth shifts as thousands of structures and workers adapt to the mandate.
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Navy
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
America's Chance at British Navy and Lord Tweedmouth
Lord Tweedmouth, new first lord, allows British navy contracts to buy in profitable markets including American firms. The piece profiles Tweedmouth’s wealth, family ties, and American manner, and surveys British aristocracy, temperament, and public temperance measures tied to liquor trusts. The column notes Grey family lineage, Rhodesia governance, and Anglo American ties.
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Lorai Tweedmouth
Lord Tweedmouth
Park Lane
Brock House
Coutts’ Bank
Edward
Marjoribanks
Lord ‘Tweedmouth
George
Lora ‘Tweedmouth
Randolph Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Thomas Marjoribanks
Edinburgh
Birdie Southerland
Muriel Brodrick
India
Balfour
Lady Aberdeen
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Archie Marjoribanks
James Trimball Brown
Nashville, Tenn
Lord Grey
New York
Canada
United States
Lord Minto
Charles Grey
Prince Consort
Queen Victoria
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Grey
Wayne
Germantown
Second Earl Grey
Warren Hastings
Great Britain
Earl Grey
Rhodesia
Cecil Rhodes
Chartered Company of South Africa
Joseph Chamberlain
Rhodes
Earl
Salvation Army
England
All Tangled Up Again In Chivaga Tripune Encounter
Mr. Makinbrakes meets political celebrity Mr. Tagg and praises the honor while lamenting caricatures he has seen. He notes artists twist features, creating hideous likenesses that still resemble the public figure, and asks about the outcome of rate-regulation.
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Chivaga Tripune
Makinbrakes
Mr. Tagg
Mr. Tage
Greatest Auto Year Seen In Industry Sales Forecast
Alex Schwalbach notes a booming auto year with forecasts of 40,000 U.S. car sales and a total of 13,00 automobiles in use nationwide. January and February imports and registrations in New York and Albany indicate strong growth, with American cars valued at $700,000 among totals.
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Alex Schwalbach
Leslep
New York
Albany
A Serious Undertaking From the Philagespnis Ledges
An assembled collection of pointed paragraphs from the Prom the Chicago News features wry maxims and reflections on marriage, debt, work, and social behavior. The snippets critique attitudes toward husbands, wives, finances, and personal integrity with a satirical tone.
Farming as a Business
From the Kanata City Journal the piece argues urban life prompts farmers to become independent business people. It notes telephones, rural mail, creameries and elevators connect farms to markets, and improved roads, machinery, and science elevate farming into a modern profession.
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Kanata
Tia Lot
Trddence
United States
Oslerism in Congress Sparks Age Based Salary Debate
The House appropriation committee favors a bill to cut salaries by age within the civil service, sparking opposition that tests fairness of age limits for veterans and elder officials. Prominent senators and figures warned such changes would unjustly hobble capable workers and risk harming seasoned public service.
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Sen Pranciaco
House Appropriation Committee
Department Ciereal Service
Congress
Perkins
Berry
Patterson Bicon
Gorman
Burrows
Clark
Gallinger
Aldrich
Elkins
Scott
Blackburn
McCreary
Money
Foster
Teller
Morgan
Pettus
Cullom
Allison
Hile
Frye
Platt
Depew
Proctor
Joe Cannon
Hepburn
Lawn
Robert Roberts Hitt
Tlinois
Henry and Sperry
Connecticut
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Gladstone
Disrael
Bismarck
Thiers
Pope Leo XI
Francis Joseph
Austria
Tung Chang
Togo
Japan
Joseph Chamberlain
Senator Hoar
Joseph Chogte
Great Britain
Eacel
The Red Man's Last Roll Call
A collage of figures from American Indian history and policy, noting Dawes Act era allotment efforts and the end of tribal governance. Includes Red Cloud at Pine Ridge, the Five Tribes councils, and a reflection on the epic arc of Native leadership and citizenship.
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M. Harvey
Abu Abdallah
Granada
Geronimo
Farr Sil
Arizona
Pine Ridge Agency
Red Cloud
Aeneas
Dido
Yarmouth
Hercules
Henry L. Dawes
Great Actors of London Past and Present
Dr Furnivall recalls Macready in Lear noting he aged but was solid,, a comparison to Irving and Phelps. The London Telegraph recalls Perkin’s dye discovery and the upcoming jubilee honoring the pioneer, marking a historic scientific milestone.
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London
Furnivall
Macready
Lear
Sir Henry Irving
Phelps
Diverse global views shared in hotel lobbies prompt finance, politics talk
In Raleigh and Shoreham hotel lobbies guests from Minnesota, Seattle, London, and North Carolina discuss state politics, railroad expansion, mule and horse markets, and multinational investments. They cite Republican prospects in Minnesota, freight congestion, and the growth of Washington's financial role while noting cross country economic ties and leadership figures from Mexico to Tennessee.
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Pacific Coast
D. A. Skinner
Seattle
Arlington
United States
Pacific Northwest
Gould Line
Milwaukee
Grand Trunk
California
Oregon
Washington
America
George Tuitty
London
England
Shoreham
New Zealand
Seddon
Dickie
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
G. B. Adams
Worth Carolina
Riggs House
Baltimore
New York
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Buc Dixie
Mr &. B Foreman
Cincinnati
Kentucky
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Penneyivanie Avenue
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Unity Building
Wall Street
District of Columbia
France
Morocco
William Travere Jerome
Mme. Knubelik
Judge Parker
South
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North Pole
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Hamilton
Tom Lawson
Joseph Jefferson
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New York City
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Packers
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Jerome
Perry Belmont
B. B. Odell
Feig
Shackleford
Tennessee
Isle of Pines
Clarence H. Mackay
Andy Hamilton
New York Globe
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Perlite
St. Louis
Prom Hotel Life
Cleveland
Slinking
Mr. Jobking
Clevaland Plain
Queen Alexandra
Glamorgan
Wales
St. David's Day
St. David
Principality
George I
St. James Palace
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Retimnes
Tillman
Tilman
Isco
Mr. Timmid
Miss Verner
Chicago News
Bleeker
Meeker
Papa
Indianapolis News
Philagespnis
Sean
Columbia Displan
Ryetop
Big City
Farmer Ryetop
H. A Brininstool
Los Angeles
Syprees
Geneva
Pall Mall Gazette
Gruguay
Chamosun
London Telegraph
William Henry Perkin
Minneapolis
A.C. Paul
Raleigh
North Star Sia
Wolk
Republican Party of
Minnesota
Paul
Gov. Johnson
House of Representaives
Democrats
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T. B. Stokes
Ebpitt House
Republiicans
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Low
H Clay Evans
Lorenzo B. Adams
Colonial Securities Company
New Wizard
Jat Broadway
Fet
Wecor
Wociacion de la Paz
la Lux
Guenajuata
Betox
Yarj
Hotel Lite
Tipperary
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