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Unity
Enlightenment on Washington a nationwide task urged
A 1906 column argues Americans know little about Washington DC its government taxes education and relation to the federal system. It urges citizens and business leaders to educate the public, clarifying that district residents bear heavy taxation and that local governance is complex yet vital to the capital’s status.
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United States
National
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Congress
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Register of Wills
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Board of Trade
Morales Patriot Ruler of Santo Domingo Sees Traitors as Enemies
Don Carlos Morales, president and commander, portrays himself as a peace lover and builder. A New York Herald correspondent recalls his democratic, modest manner and disdain for generals as he discusses past killings of revolts and his pledge to crush treachery.
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Sam
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United States
New York Herald
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Urania
Worthy
Jiminez
San Francisco de Macoris
NEW GOVERNOR OF THE CAUCASUS, Gen Court Woronzeff-Dashkeft
The article profiles Gen Court Woronzeff-Dashkeft appointed to supreme military and civil command of the Caucasus, detailing his lineage, long service, and the political dangers surrounding the viceroyalty amid Russia’s Manchurian reverses and internal court strife. It notes his prior roles, family connections, and the potential influence of a rival faction linked to Grand Duke Nicholas Michaelovich on Caucasus affairs.
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Alexander II
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Caucasus
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Manchuria
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Woronzoff-Dashkoff
Elim Demidoff
San Donato
Copenhagen
Baden Powell
Mafeking
John Smith
Virginia
Pocahontas
England
United States
James
Christopher Newport
Sidetracking of the Railway Rate Legislation Explored
A collation from multiple papers critiques the view that senators balked at rate-control bills due to rail interests. It argues constitutional objections, misread sections, and misapplied precedents, noting the era’s broader political and financial stake in rail regulation and public policy.
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Bénate
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
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United States
Chicago
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Dil
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
A fragmentary note satirizes social flirtations and gendered humor in early 20th century society. It hints at courtship, politeness, and the awkwardness of women playing whist without a partner, and touches on masculine envy and social expectations in rural settings.
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The Real Grievance Against Corporate Control in the West
In the West a revolt against railroad and corporate influence grows beyond mere rate regulation. Voters seek self government, resisting railroad could influence on governors and senators. The piece notes Bart and Nelson cases, Northern states, and Jim Hill areas, urging Western resolve for political independence from corporations.
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Nebraska
West
Pennsylvania
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Rhode Island
Minneapolis Journal
Senator Spooner
United States
Cole Younger quits show business after confected morality rift
The Kansas City Journal reports Cole Younger renounced the stage citing inability to keep associates straight. He laments theft by box office sharps and dishonest managers, contrasting past Younger and James era honesty with today’s profit squeeze across the Western entertainment scene. The piece blends other catalog items and quips from various papers.
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Kansas City Journal
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Thas
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Youngers
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Cale Younger
of the Younger
James Stamp
World travelers in Washington discuss Colombia riches and Reyes
In the Willard lobbies Alfred Bishop Mason extols Colombia's vast undeveloped wealth. He praises Gen Rafael Reyes, compares him to Diaz, notes reforms including cutting the army, road work, and planned monetary and tariff changes as Colombia eyes growth and stability.
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Mexico
Alfred Bishop Mason
New York
New Willard
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Crida
Rafael Reyes
Gen. Reyes
Roosevelt
United States
Reyes
Fragmented Quotations and Snippets From Old Newspapers
A collection of short, disparate quotes and witticisms from various papers including the Columbus Dlepetch Chicago Journal Columbus Dispatch Philadelphia Inquirer and Richmond Times Dispatch. The items touch on humor self help science and social observations with no single narrative.
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