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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1907

Page

14

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Old Kentucky redistricting debated in state court ruling

A March 23 1907 column discusses Kentucky gerrymandering, arguing the 1906 map was a naked partisan ploy. It notes potential shifts in power, warns against Democratic doom, and questions future Senate results as parties reconsider strategies. It also cites Pennsylvania’s call for remedial tobacco and public health funding and philanthropy across nations.

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Second Story Game Mecha and Crime Tales From 19th Century Press

A collage of magazine excerpts and reports on crime techniques, capital punishment debates, convention lore, interstate commerce, and literary reflections. It discusses the abolition movement, French guillotine debates, and the ethics of punishment, plus notes on Grant’s 1860 nomination and railroad rate reform plans.

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Rich wife’s death prompts new marriage among British aristocracy

Report notes Lt. W. S. Montegue Hut’s late wife Mrs. Lewis left a colossal usury fortune of over $20,000,000. Her charitable work drew royal recognition, while her former husband struggled with public stigma. The piece also covers King Edward retaining Sandringham, Prince of Wales’ future, and a disputed engagement of Prince Henry of Hanau amid a high society scandal backdrop.

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Dreams and prophecies from nightly visions across continents

A collage of anecdotes on dreams guiding fortunes and fates from Italy to London and Scotland, including a boy who bought lottery tickets after a recurring dream, a queen’s shawl gift following dream warnings, a Scotland dream saving two children, and actor Richard Mansfield’s career turning dream.

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High Buildings and Pneumonia Link Questioned

The Brom to Buster Advertiser notes possible links between skyscrapers and rising pneumonia deaths. While consumption once dominated mortality, pneumonia now increases as tall buildings rise. No proven causation exists, but experts urge caution and consider restricting skyscrapers in smaller cities until science clarifies risks.

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Woman's Game of Solitaire and Roosevelt Comment

A poem fragment on a woman's solitary life contrasts with a Philadelphia Dispatch report on Stuyvesant Fish’s remarks about President Roosevelt. Fish criticizes Roosevelt, calls his administration uneven, and questions his suitability, while a Bronx Zoo note describes the capybara, its size, habitat, and behavior.

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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News

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Notable officials and politicians visit Washington hotels

Abraham L Lauske of Indiana arrives at the Riggs House as Third Assistant Postmaster General and discusses U S policy toward the Philippines and civic uplift. Oyster Bay figures press Roosevelt renomination while San Francisco leaders back Mayor Schmitz amid labor support. Yaqui case alarms officials as McCleary outlines tariff views and calls for a balanced policy with a strong protective tariff stance.

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