Debate on canal tolls exposes sovereignty clash
The Senate debate on canal tolls reveals deep questions of American sovereignty and control of the Panama Canal. Proponents argue for U S ownership and exempting coastwise ships, while opponents warn against surrendering toll authority. The discussion also covers treaty implications, domestic vs foreign commerce, and potential impacts on prices and shipping.
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Panama Canal
Vale
United States
Panama
Thy Senate
Great Britain
Ho Paname
Progressive and Republican unity urged in 1914 clash
The text argues for cooperation between Progressive and Republican forces to avoid repeating past campaign failures. It cites June 18 1812 anniversary events in Chicago and references Napoleon’s defeat, urging leaders to pursue national honor and prosperity while reshaping policy. Gen. Grant’s words are invoked regarding the Democratic party, urging a stride toward progress and constructive action by Col. Roosevelt and allies.
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Waterloo
Grant
Col
Roosevelt
Hank Ashurst
Vera Cros
Bishard Harding Davie
Daniels
District Swimming Pools and Safety Calls for More Facilities
A June 19 opening at the monument grounds bathing beach prompts concern over District pools inadequate capacity. Readers urge Congress to fund $100,000 for broader bathing facilities to prevent drownings and allow safe learning of swimming under supervision.
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Muncipal
Potomac
Ana
Congress
Homecoming of Col Roosevelt Prompts Broad Welcome Across Parties
Citizens warmly greet Col Roosevelt upon return to his homeland praising his resilience after a grueling South American journey. The piece notes shifting political currents among Progressive and Republican factions, reflecting on historical quotes and the era’s partisan tensions while hinting at ongoing debates over leadership and policy.
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Roosevelt
South America
Calcnot Rumor Sparks Maxloo Ruler Talk and Administration Plot
A Calcnot named ruler of Maxloo is said to be aware of an administration plan to kill two birds with one stone. A Calleatu carpenter claims support for a large family on $58 weekly, yet he provides his own breakfast foods.
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Maxloo
Widowhearts and Royal Betrothal Rumor Stir Spain
A report from Madrid details Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria’s betrothal to Louise de Silva, as King Alfonso XIII and Queen Maria Christine approve the match. The article notes Ferdinand’s mixed Spanish ties, Silva’s court role, and potential title impacts for Silva upon marriage. It also mentions financial ruin linked to the Berlin princes' trust collapse and the fates of high nobility.
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Concha
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Havania
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Spain
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Bavaria
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Death House Of Her Own In New York City Murder Case
Madeline Ferola, first woman convicted of first degree murder in New York City since 1398, faces execution in the electric chair. Justice Davis to set a date. a house near the river will be prepared for her confinement with guards and female keepers from Auburn Prison. Ferola killed a man who had a license to wed her. her 11 year old daughter is implicated alongside an alleged accomplice.
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Madeline Ferola
New York City
Dutan Tiessey
Davis
Warren Clancy
Connaughton
Pretty Young Bride Delays Dentist Visit For Detective Read
A bride explains she cannot spend a holiday with her husband due to a dentist appointment and a detective story in progress. She reads aloud to him during the visit, insisting he enjoys it and that she does it every time, while the dentist remains unaware of the literary distraction.
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Sia
New York
Tha Dentler’s
Harry
Disputed homestead entry sparks last minute rush at land office
In Idaho a race to file for a 320 acre quarter section near the Nevada line ended with Sir Howard Ware securing entry by using a special delivery stamp, while Leonard F Smith missed the immediate delivery and faced a delayed filing. The land lies about 42 miles south of Filer and one mile north of the Nevada line in section 19, township 16 south, range 18 east.
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Howard Ware
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Leobard F Smith
Cume
Filer
Nevada Line
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Huumboldt Wells
Ware
Smith
Sam
Meatatom
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Ardmore
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Itibutt
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Oklahoma
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Iease
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Rastown
Putting Yourself to Sleep by Self Suggestion
Prof Marcus Hartog describes a self suggestion method for sleep. The technique uses slow breaths and repeated affirmations formed in thought, guiding the sleeper toward rest. The text notes adjustments to timing and phrasing to prevent waking and achieve continuous sleep.
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Martua Yarcogi
Manchester Guardian
Do women want votes satire in Femina letters
Parla correspondence to the Philadelphia Ledger discusses a parallel to the inquiry Do women want votes. Women readers respond with varied opinions while European names Napoleon Pasteur Hugo Poincare Verlot Wagner appear in the list. A Le Fusero quip notes Varium et mutable semper femina.
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America
Coffin Work Began Before Death of Oakland Father
JI Welch father of Mrs Nelson died after long illness from cancer. He had from Oakland, came to live with his daughter three months earlier. He wished his coffin completed before death and despite delays his son-in-law and daughter were forced to start the task ten days before he died.
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JI Welch
Nelson
Oakland
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Hla
Fish With Hydrophobia In Rhine Pike Alarm
Bertin Cable reports in the Philadelphia Public Ledger that German news recounts pikes in the Rhine and its tributaries rising to the surface in a state of terror. Anglers say such fish strike bites more fiercely. authorities urge cautious fishing and investigation into diseased fish.
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Bertin Cable
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Armored Vessels and Historic War Galleys Summary
An 18th century chronicler notes armored warships with early cuirass protection. The Knights of St John used the Santa Anna galley in 1680s conflict and reportedly equipped with a bread bakery aboard, enabling fresh bread at sea. A jumbled reference warns Coxey about Washington and a possible push to the Federal Reserve Board.
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Rena
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Sante Anna
Santa Anas
History of the Canary Birds From the Spanish Captain to Modern Varieties
From a London Telegraph piece the history of canaries is traced to a Spanish sea captain who brought canary birds from the Canary Islands about five centuries ago. It notes twelve distinct breeds, the shift from song to appearance in English canaries, and the German focus on singing rather than form. The article contrasts high quality song canaries with the louder, less refined varieties kept as pets.
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Centerville Debates Renaming To Reflect Achievements
Centerville considers changing its name from Centerville to a more distinguished title after Commercial Club discussion. Proponents argue the current name labels it as a generic town and hinders recognition of local progress and prominence beyond mere “Ville” perception.
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Soldiers Warching and the Ears of Yesterday
Poem laments changing beauty and the cost of war praising soldiers while questioning vanished features. The speaker worries that future generations will shed more traits, and echoes a call for someone to intervene to preserve yesterday’s faces.
Chinese Girl A Dentist Becomes First Gen In San Francisco
Miss Matdotte Virgi Kimlay of San Francisco leads Chinese American women in dentistry as the second Chinese American graduate from the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Born in San Francisco twenty two years ago, she plans to practice with her father Dr Thomas Kimlay, the city’s first Chinese dentist, and hopes to study in Shanghai after establishing her practice. She emphasizes American identity in dress and life while aiming to marry within her race only after achieving professional success.
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San Francisco
Kimiau
Shanghai
Sita
Thomas Kimiau
Elephant Crate Falls On Adams Express Employee
Peter Mullins a 30 year old Adams Express worker from Jersey City was seriously injured when an elephant in a crate toppled onto him at Exchange Place while unloading crates from a boat to freight cars. He was taken to St Francias Hospital and is not expected to recover.
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Villa praised by Premier in grape juice diplomacy view
London News expresses its stance on grape juice diplomacy through the London Evening News. It notes Mr AY Bryan’s critique of Gen Villa who allegedly executed a federal general and 32 officers, highlighting Villa as a testoealer whose actions provoke Bryan’s vexation.
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Retribution and Confession The Moral Dilemma
A fragmentary reflection on punishment and inner guilt. The speaker contrasts external retribution with the torment of a revealed confession and the fear of being found out, suggesting quiet concealment might feel safer.
Parrot Makes Official Call From City Skyscrapers
James Rice Jr a dealer in paintings and diamonds bought a green and red parrot that escaped from his office at 46 John Street. The bird toured downtown Manhattan from the 10th floor of the Municipal Building and was finally captured after three hours. It bore a card with Rice’s name and address and was returned to 45 John Street.
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Hall of Records
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Youthful Ingenuiy: Small Boy Helps Fat Woman on Road
A stout woman walking a country road is followed by a little boy who, when challenged, explains he is tailing her because she is the only shade spot along the road. The exchange shows a curious, humorous encounter as the boy seeks shelter.
Lorna Doone Made Popular as a Bestseller Tale
A brief note on Blackmore's romance Lorna Doone becoming a best seller after its single volume release by Sampson Low. The article links the book’s success to royal marriage news involving the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise, suggesting public interest aided the sales surge.
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Lorna Doone
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Corse
Woman in Trance on Witness Stand Convicted of Practicing Medicine
Mrs De Lon, on trial for practicing medicine without license, went into a trance during the Boston Globe report states she answered a judge with a purported psychic message. The jury found her guilty and a sentence was set for appeal.
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Bya da Lon
de Lon
Asken
Weather Forecast and Tide Table Summary for Region
Sunday weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau notes rising pressure moving northward across the central valleys with generally warm conditions. Pacific and Atlantic coasts see cooler air. thunderstorms are possible in the north. Temperature expectations mid 60s to mid 70s with a mix of sun and clouds. coastal areas may experience lighter winds and potential shower chances later in the week.
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Zaterti
Almapiere
Glsas
Erctis
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Mississippi
Plains
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Ohio
Middle
South
Hotel Lobby Meetings and Peace Talk in 1910 Era
In hotel lobbies Europe and America stage discussions amid a maritime arms race and pacifist aims. A New York observer cites diplomacy and arbitration as paths to avert war while noting American pride in peaceful efforts and a world peace congress in Lucerne.
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Loma Lomebard
New York
Lucerne
Burnae
Merlen Ute Yssas
Waetante
France
Mexico
Aas Yeen
México
No title available in source text
A fragmentary newspaper item recounts a dispute over a girl named Miss Stehlin and a sum of money tied to a leg injury or loss, with references to a $250 value per item and a total of $5,903. The text shifts to critique of pessimism and optimism, then a humorous note about a neighbor waking others with lawn mowing and a plan to borrow the mower.
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