New Municipal Hauling Plan Prompts Mansion Style Building
The Washington Post reports plans for a new municipal hauling project to be built near Pennsylvania Avenue by Fourteenth Street. It details a marble building with ornate interior design and emphasizes swift material delivery and uninterrupted construction.
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Wednessfay Warce
Ty City
Tiaebitas
Metriet
Congress Debates Mark Clark’s Farm Feud and Yellow Fever Scare
The article weaves a vivid satirical scene of Champ Clark at a Missouri farm, a fictionalized passage blending politics with rural life. It then shifts to a sharp critique of sensational yellow fever sensationalism by the New York Herald, comparing Cuban health reports with U S Public Health Service findings. It also discusses Alexandria Virginia’s ties to Washington and the push for a new ferry route and freight yards to boost regional trade and progress.
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Tom Vwaterim
Buvax
Much Congress
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Cuba
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Public Health Service
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Wilson
Havana
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
New York City
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Washington
Alexandria
Virginia
Othe Alexandri
Monel Werry
Alexandia
Suiness Furs
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Wall
Alexandre
Alexandri
Tariff watchdog critiques the Dingley act for oil duties
The Boston Post analyzes a provision in the Dingley tariff that nominally frees crude and refined petroleum yet imposes duties through a reciprocal clause. It argues the measure shields Standard Oil from foreign competition, noting Russia’s high tariffs limit imports and asserting tariff reform should occur without the Boston Post’s favored revision.
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Boston Post
Standard QO
Russia
Harser
Standard Corporation
Boston
Satan
Democratic Party
Buchanan
Taw
News and Gossip of Other Lands Duke of Aosta moves to Naples
The piece reports European royalty notes the Duke of Aosta shifts command to Naples with the duchess moving to Capodimonte then Palazzo Reale. It also notes Maurice de Bunsen’s British ministry to Portugal and a Russian exodus to Paris amid court shifts and a murder case in Breathitt County Kentucky.
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Turin
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
Capodimonte
Charles III
Italy
Palazzo Reale
Via
Toledo
Helene
Humbert
Maurice de Bunsen
Carstian de Bunsen
William B .Astor
Portugal
Edward
Sir Maurice de Bunsen
Duache
Washington
Vine Waddington
Trade and German labor clash over markets and tariffs
James J. Hill argues that the United States must open new markets or hold existing ones as Germany uses cheaper labor and strong mills to outcompete. He praises Germany’s free trade roots under Bismarck, warns that high domestic prices and restrictive policies hinder foreign markets, and urges Republicans to reassess tariff strategy.
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James J . Hill
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Hills
Stephen Girard
Inder Hill
Mississippi
Pacific
Tiis
Far East
Canada
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Union
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Pete
Rudolph of Hapsburg
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Sapoleon
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Cromwell
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Has This Diamond a Firm Vetting In the Ring
The Detroit Tribune reports a salesman declares a diamond to be a regular John L Sullivan gem. It is described as one that “is bound to stay in the ring” in a exchange with a prospective buyer. The terse quip frames the piece with boxing and jewel imagery.
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Castro
America
Chicago Tribune
Dick Yates
Hopkins
Taft
Spooner
la Follette
Venezuela
Shaw
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Trust
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Detroit Tribune
John LL Sullivan
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmented column on gender and marriage remarks that women discuss clothing to signal relations with others and that men rarely grasp wives' true knowledge. It argues people either act beyond their thoughts or merely think, while highlighting distrust, ambition, and personal insecurity in social dynamics.
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New York
At the Wire's End Reflecting on War News Wires
A retrospective on military communication in wartime. From Roberts’ Kandahar trek to Younghusband and Forbes, it notes how wires and telegraphs linked distant fronts to London, the role of brave correspondents, and the evolving use of fast communications in major campaigns including Mukden and Balaklava.
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Kandahar
Younghusband
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Archibald Forbes
Clund
Forbes
Natal
Barne Frere
Loandon
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Mukden
Nolan
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Lucan
Balaklava
Luin
Light Brigade
Valley of Death
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Ovamea
Kitchener
Our Blunder With Cuba: Debts and Misgoverning Leading To Independence
A fragmented discussion critiques U S policy toward Cuba, detailing loans of 20 000 to fund liberation, a 26 million loan, rising interest and sinking fund obligations, and Cuba's rising revenues shortfalls. It condemns intervention and contrasts Cuba with Puerto Rico, urging a just, resolute approach to Cuba and accountability for past actions.
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Cuneta
Porto Rico
Jiu Jitsu in Love From the Chicago Journal
Dollarby questions manipulation and power as a private record hints at dark schemes. Wilwin doubts whether old man Rocks will consent to marriage with his daughter amid tense family tensions.
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Love, Folly, and Witty Bits From the Picayune
A fragment from the New Orleans Picayune quotes aphorisms on love and life, mixing musings on philosophers, luck, and pride with satire. It touches on vanity, trust, and human folly, noting that curiosity drives progress and warning against gullibility and sharing bad advice.
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Paradise
Mos
Oil Trust Fight Draws Kansas City Attention in 1909 Debate
In a Shoreham hotel scene, observers discuss the clash between Kansas and Standard Oil. The dispute halts tank work and expands pipelines, as Kansas builds refineries at Peru, while political tides push constitutional amendments and party realignments amid broad public interest.
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Standard Oil Company
M Q. Bolger
Kansas City
Shoreham
Standard
Peru
Campact
Davy Mund
The Name Was Misleading from the Crevelud Plan
The text requests explanations of punishments used by a group referred to as Purnens bast. It questions which individuals were punished and who suffered in the denla body, with uncertain names like Jane and doctors mentioned as possible actors. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear references to instruments and penalties.
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Galveston
Binksley
Krow
Oo oIu
Lleacher
Premature Booming and Early Election Doubts
Fragmentary notes discuss premature booming, presidential candidates, and election timing with reference to 1908 entries. The text hints at public concern over danger and timing, mentioning various figures and a hesitancy to trust current movements as votes and public sentiment unfold.
Judicial Humor From the Chiesgiers and Extradition
Fragmented text notes a court delaying a contract suit while the case proceeds. Mentions a government amount of 710000 dollars and a sense of humour among judges. Indicates parties are in Canada seeking to avoid extradition proceedings.
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Tacene
Gaynor
Canada
Alabama insurance chief markets new directory scheme
The Alabama insurance commissioner proposes a new money making scheme linked to an insurance directory. He asserts authority to pressure insurers, prompting many to subscribe to the book as a prepaid perk or protection, amid controversy over the scheme’s legitimacy.
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Alabama Insurance Directory
They Met Hello George Then Talked An Hour And Half
A Chicago Tribune note describes two individuals meeting and conversing for eighteen minutes, alluding to an exchange of phrases like Hello George and Not a thing. The account highlights the length and oddity of the dialogue without additional context or names.
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