Remittance Instructions and Cleveland Outlook Commentary
Remittances should be made by drafts checks post-office orders registered letters or express senters payable to The Washington Host Co Washington D C The article includes a Chicago notice and discusses political talk in New York about a second Cleveland with reference to railroads tariffs and the Democratic party in 1907 It questions whether a gold standard candidate would suit Bryan era Democrats and notes the party's 1895 policy stance.
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Cleveland
New York
United States
Democratic Party
Uaring
Bryan Hall
Nolley
Bryan
Tol
Foraker
Ealtor Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Bok
Taft
District milk inspection urged amid typhoid scare and political ferment
District officials and Health Officer Woodward push for stronger milk inspection after Marine Hospital Service findings link typhoid fever to 10 percent of cases from dairy sources. Congress may amend lax laws. public sentiment urged during recess to prevent future outbreaks. Separate piece weighs Republican feud and Taft’s itinerant campaign strategies, noting party discipline and possible splits.
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Woodward
Mariny Hospital Service
Washington
Board of Health
Bables
Congress
Gallinger
District Committee
District of Columbia
Vision of a mighty wood and a jade-like presidency
The narrator recounts a vision of a vast forest central field where all humans gather. From the field three avenues lead to youth, manhood, and age, with observations on pursuit, ambition, and the allure of the presidency. The piece moves through political references, senatorial elections, graft, and social curiosities, concluding with notes on public life and a taunt about a “fan’s paradise” in baseball.
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Steele
United States
Polk
Taylor
Pierce
Hayes
Garfield
Buchanan
Taft
Jose
Democratic Party
Eyeglasses for Pupils debated by New York board
The New York City board of education debated supplying eyeglasses to public school pupils. The elementary schools committee reported 3600 students with vision issues could benefit from glasses, proposing several thousand dollars to fund eye examinations in thirty locations and dark rooms. Initial setup around $30,000 with lenses at about $46,000, plus annual renewals after year one.
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New York St
Board of Education
Board of Health
Board of Estimate
Ninety five year old woman dies of mumps in city
Mrs. Cynthia P Houghtaling of this city dies at age ninety five from mumps. Doctors believed unlikely for her to contract the disease at that age but the physician declared it a case of mumps. She had been the city’s oldest resident and fell ill quickly after onset.
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Adyoke (Mees ) Diepaten
New York Times
Cynthia P Houghtaling
Houghtaling
Pointed Paragraphs on Reform and Promises
A Chicago reform voice critiques grand promises and the gap to performance. It notes some men go broke while others avoid ruin, mocks egotists at the center of praise, and glimpses how beauty earns admiration despite financial realities. The piece hints reform rhetoric and tax burdens amid public discourse.
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Chicago News
Civen
Autographs at Auction From New York Collector
Terom the New York Herald John D Crimming offers a vast collection of historical literary autographs. Highlights include a complete Signers of the Declaration of Independence set, Washington’s plan of attack on New York, Jefferson on slavery, Cardigan’s Charge, Burns letters, Johnson manuscript, Goethe Faust, and Maria Corelli letters.
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Terom
New York Herald
John D Crimming
Washington
New York
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
Edward Coles
Earl of Cardigan
Balaklava
Stephen Massett
London
Magsett
Robert Burns
America
Samuel Johnson
Boswell
Goethe
Faust
Maria Corelli
Masset
Hap
England
Charles Mackay
Marie Corelli
The Passing of March From Baltimore American
A poetic mosaic of March weather in Baltimore with shifting scenes of wind snow shine rain and sun. The verse sketches a month fluctuating through seasons including storms sleet mud and occasional warmth, capturing the capricious march in brief vivid lines.
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Baltimore
The Wife's Right of Search and Other Oddities
A satirical piece outlines a Georgian judge’s famed ruling that a wife may search her husband’s pockets after marriage. It contrasts patriarchal laws with comic analogies, and notes a Palm Beach betting club for women that permits roulette under strict rules.
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Augusta Wa
Aida
West
Sambo
Marster
Maratér
Gretchen
Gontessor
Hubert
Hone
Hans
Ping
Prince Buelow receives new decoration amid royal pomp
The article notes Prince Buelow, chancellor of the German Empire, has been conferred the Danish Order of the Elephant. It warns against pawning insignia, cites historic cases including the Golden Fleece, and details penalties for wearing or pledging the emblem. It also recounts anecdotes about the order, its elephant symbol, and a remark by a Danish envoy to Louis XVI.
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Prince Buelow
German Empire
Europe
Austria
Boern
Don Carlos
Milan
Mont de Piete
Philip the Good
Order
Charles V
Henry Fowler
India
London
Order of the Elephant
Prince Baelow
Copenhagen
Order of the Annunciation
Order of the Garter
Frederick
the Garter
George
The
Garter
Christian I
Paris
Louis Xviitl
Louis
Louis XVI
Lady Harberton
England
Haerberton
Nulte
Harberton
Persia
Imperia
Charles I
Charles
Herbert
Frince
Wales
Charles H
Teheran
Tavernier
Bhah
Marquise DE
The Human Heart and a Roosevelt Child Anthem
Editorial from the New York Herald discusses heart disease rising with modern life and overstrain. It cautions against overexertion, mental stress, and sudden fright, urging care for the heart’s capacity and warning that even mild triggers can cause collapse. It then shifts to a satirical verse from the New York Times mockingly praising Rooseveltist fitness and upbringing a warrior child.
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New York Herald
Beverley Robinson
American Journal of Medical Science
Herald
Bright
Robinson
A $10 Bill Found In Mail Box On Route
An Indianapolis mail carrier found a crisp ten dollar bill in a route mailbox with no identifying marks. Postmaster Bennett notified Washington to seek disposition guidance. The Postmaster General's first assistant said no rule covers such cases and the finder may keep the cash if no claimant presents identification. Officials wonder why someone would drop money in a mailbox.
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Joeph M. Huston
Herrishurg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
John H Sanderson
Huston
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Acre
Biges
Sanderson
New York
Tweed
Mr. Tweed
Samuel J. Tilden
Charles O'Conor
Old Commonwealth
Indianapolis
Bennett
Washington
Elas
Reflections of a Bachelor in The New York Press
A clipped column mocks social pretensions with tasteless humor about courting and manners. It references a bachelor’s reflections on women, a street encounter, and a controversial joke about education and invitation etiquette.
Generals Grant Porter visit as Jamestown expo plans unfold
Gen Frederick D Grant arrives in New York to consult on troop accommodation for the Jamestown Exposition. He will command troops there, with infantry cavalry and artillery represented, and plans for summer drills. Gen Horace Porter and others discuss international peace efforts ahead of The Hague conference, arbitration, and a future world court.
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New York Times
Mister Roosevelt
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
New York
City
War Department
Arlington
Military Academy
Theodore “Roosevelt
New York City
Jameestown
Manking
Horace Porter
France
Joseph H. Choate
Judge Rose
Arkansas
Hague
Porter
United States
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Europe
International Supreme Court
Parliament of Man
Montana
Frank R Miles
Butte
Bigilance
Washington
Miles
Vigilance Committee
Wilbur F. Sanders
Banders
Clermont
Hudson River
Robert Fulton
Bordeaux
Hugh Gordon Miller
New Willard
Mey
Fulton
French Maritime League
Gervais
Exposition Grounds
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