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Ohio Damon and Pythias in Republican Unity
An article argues that fraternal peace exists between Senator Foraker and Secretary Taft in Ohio Republican circles. It rebuts sensational claims of factional warfare over the state convention and portrays mutual respect, courtesy, and pride between the two leaders. Cincinnati is hailed as the home of a notable allied pair.
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Connecticut picks Brandegee for Senate successor
The Connecticut Republicans selected Frank Brandegee to succeed Senator Orville H. Platt, praising his work in Congress and noting his Yale background, legal practice in New London since 1880s, term as speaker of the Connecticut legislature, and previous service in the Fifty-seventh and Fifty-eighth Congresses.
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Honor and greed clash in a debt of office debate
A lengthy editorial discusses Judge Robert B Fraser of Detroit refusing to retain his seat amid a voter will he calls the moral right of the electorate the guiding factor. It argues such honor is rare and condemns officials who cling to office by technicalities despite the public mandate. The piece condemns attempts to exploit legal loopholes and lauds Fraser as an honest, self respecting man.
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Financial musings and political barbs post with varied quips
The piece weaves a mosaic of notable figures and places from near and far. It references Lawson’s charges, Chicago Fourth of July hopes, League Park census quirks, Moscow battle echoes, Paderewski’s health, and quirks of gender norms and labor relations, all in a brisk, broadside tone.
Germany trade and reciprocity in market access
The piece analyzes Germany’s impending tariff rules and the need for a reciprocal trade pact with the United States to preserve American exports. It cites fiscal figures showing Germany accounted for about 18 percent of US exports last year, explains key commodity flows, and argues for a fair treaty to safeguard the German market and US interests. It also contrasts Washington Post coverage with Baltimore papers, praising The Post for news breadth and Virginia-focused content.
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Bogus Terror of Big Navies
The Detroit Free Press notes that naval armament costs in peace are minor beside wartime expenses for maintaining top efficiency. Big guns require effective service and abundant target practice, or they become useless, making large navies seem terrifying only in theory.
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A Wise Plan In City Paragraphed Wit
A collection of pointed paragraphs from the Chicago News and Chicago Report Herald shares quips on money plans conscience and social manners. It notes Andrew Carnegie and other figures weighing acceptance before giving. It mocks quick lunch habits and cautions on debt and reputations.
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Count de Eu Buys Famous Normandy Chateau
Count d Eu son of the late Duke of Nemours purchases the ruined Eu estate near Dieppe from the Duke of Orleans. The chateau, rebuilt on foundations dating to the eleventh century, has served many rulers and residences. the new owner and his wife appear to abandon hopes of restoring the Brazilian throne. The piece also notes Moslem envoys to Washington and Christian ambassadors per royal precedent, referencing Nazar Aga Khan and Musurus Pasha.
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Noted Chiefs of Railway World At International Congress
Australian delegates at the International Congress advocate government ownership and cite profits for the state. Highlights include Hugh McLaughlin NSW railway secretary, Thomas Ronayne of New Zealand railways, James Fraser of New Zealand engineer in charge, and John Pickering, South Australian comptroller with a staff of sixty five. Aspinall of Liverpool praised as top English railroad man, with Crouch and Charnley among his entourage. George Daniels of New York Central also attends as a noted reporter and advocate of American railroading progress.
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Value Of Technical Schools In Germany And America
A Goodwin's Salt Lake Weekly article argues German technical schools produce skilled workers who power its manufacturing lead, while American tool quality grows from practical innovation. It cites improved picks, cottonseed, corn, and oil, urging premiums for new discoveries and broader technical schooling. It closes with notes on beef price trends following a Supreme Court decision and a Boston Transcript comment on Marshal Oyama and the rise of universal military talent.
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Senatorship at a Bargain in Missouri Race
The piece critiques Maj. Warner’s Missouri Senate victory as a windfall, noting he spent only 816 and implying possible outlays by others. It cites virulent discussion on campaign expenditures, mentions the Chicago Tribune and Hosea Werner in the context of a bank scandal, and ends with a reader stepping to read Milwaukee dispatches.
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Exploding Canard From Denver Port
Odd claim in a periodical asserts Roosevelt signed a document with a knife blade dipped in bear fat. Competent authorities deny it, saying the charred end of a fagot from the camp fire was used. The item references a monument idea tied to U.S. Civil War figures Grant and Lee in Washington.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary reflection argues that a man rarely tells his friend of a woman and a woman never admits fault. It notes that jealousy and disdain can arise from caring, and compares a girl’s feelings to choosing among preferred treats with cream and pears.
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Evening visitors mingle at capital hotels on diplomatic tour
A string of international guests in Washington exchanges views on McClellan, immigration, municipal ownership, and American life. Notable comments come from Hon. Thomas F Keating, Paul Roux, Philip Saunders, L H Dufour, F P Rike, M A Larkin, George Sidwell, and others at Shoreham Exbbitt Raleigh and Riggs House hotels.
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Turbulent Chicago politics and sporting mishaps amid roiling tensions
A fragment from a Chicago era column recounts a dramatic public mood after a major setback in a local game and a shifting political stance by Mr. Harlan. Roosevelt carried Chicago by over 200,000 votes with Harlan following months later by about 4,000 as reform movements evolved into ownership debates.
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