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The Post follows readers with updates from Washington
Washington notes reveal Secretary Hitchcock’s crusade against public land fraud, the Supreme Court’s rulings on Hyde and Dimond, and calls for reform in murder law. Commentary touches on democracy, women’s roles, John Paul Jones remains, and political protectionism debates with regional and national implications.
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Courtly woes over crown prince wedding jostle Russia and Japan
In Berlin, France and Tokyo tension builds over precedence for Imperial Japanese princes at the crown prince’s wedding. Russia objects to any equal status, while France seats the guests with care, provoking a diplomatic fracas. The Mikado’s government watches closely as Tokyo’s stance hardens.
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Proms
A fragmentary reflections piece discusses youth, flirtation, and gender dynamics, then shifts to British peerage history. It covers aristocratic lines of succession, the Viscount Masserenes, and ancestral artifacts at Antrim Castle, noting Home Rule debates and a cameo from Foster on Ireland. A brief Chicago Tribune aside mocks local growth and urban pace.
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Endowments and costs of modern universities
The Illinois News discusses Chicago University's wealth nearing nine million dollars and argues that rising costs stem from electives and administration. It warns against shrinking curricula while urging continued endowments, noting public demand for broad educational access and the need for generous alumni gifts.
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New York Evening Post
Rising costs hit Gotham in daily life
The piece notes everyday price hikes across New York impacting households. Alcohol rubs cost 10 cents more than six weeks ago, Turkish baths and barbers raise to T cents, cocktails at baths rise to 15 cents, cigars and toilet articles cost more, tailors press trousers for higher rates, laundry charges up percentagewise, and overall small expenses add about $4 weekly more than six months ago.
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Elors
Quandaries and quips from the era on Rockefeller and more
A collage of satirical notes from old newspapers questions whether John D Rockefeller Jr should sever ties with Standard Oil on scruples, while other items mock theft justice, juror wit, and college reform jokes. The pieces blend humor and social commentary with names and places of the time.
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Australia’s Hard Luck As Immigration Narratives Rise
The piece surveys Australia facing multiple crises from weather to immigration, noting falling white immigration and looming Japanese and Chinese pressures after the war. It cites Sydney Bulletin fears of wartime shortages and a dire future, contrasting with imperial critiques and political hopes since federation. It also touches on Kaiser Wilhelm II’s rhetoric and Woodrow Wilson urging public duty among educated youth.
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Rival Crope in Nebraska and Roosevelts Canal Comment
A collage of 1900s newspaper snippets notes President Roosevelt finding Nebraska crops more engaging than corn, critiques Canal Commission reductions in Washington, and remarks on tariffs. Other items reference municipal partisanship, diplodocus gifts to King Edward, and light political humor from multiple papers.
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War era recollections and modern trade talk at Willard Hotel
In room chatter and lobby salons at the New Willard, visitors reflect on Civil War loyalties and reconciliation while discussing geopolitical shocks from England's Boer War posture to Japanese victory. Prominent voices from Arkansas to Pennsylvania weigh alliances, peace plans, and protectionist policies affecting rail rates, taxation, and international trade amid a bustling hotel audience.
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