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Mr Taft's Return Delights Loyal Citizens on His Homecoming
A column notes President Taft's return amid public enthusiasm and reverence as Americans gather to view and greet the chief executive. The piece reflects on his presidency, travel, and the national unity shown by the people during his homecoming across states such as New Hampshire, Georgia, and Washington.
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Taft
New Hampshire
Georgis
Coolstone
Malles
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Igmit
Tim
Evers
Lorain
Word studies and public debates over new terms
A wide scan of linguistic notes covers the spread of boycott across languages, the evolution of neologisms, and the sociology of language authority. References include Mr. Gompers and debates on judiciary power, with commentary on Mount McKinley and Schiller amid cultural exhibitions.
Beauty and usefulness clash at pure food and flower show
A long column notes readers' reflections on beauty and usefulness, citing a bishop's garden tale and a dual opening night with 10 000 at the pure food show and 15 000 at the floral display. The piece frames beauty as a noble utility and suggests harmony between aesthetics and practical good.
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Jean Valjean
Bienvenue
England and Germany in a world on the brink
In Harper's Week the author weighs a potential conflict between England and Germany. A German victory could pivot to a vast European clash, while an English win risks widespread upheaval across Europe, Asia, and Africa, with India as a focal point. The piece speculates on how empires and nations might react and shift power in a volatile global balance.
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Admirals On Horseback Mock Naval Shore Duty Test
A critical take on a naval shore duty order requiring officers to ride 0 miles in the saddle at intervals. The piece dubs the test a Darwinian farce and a pointless Spartan ritual that humiliates officers and serves little purpose, likening it to useless athletic fever that erodes morale.
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Don Quinotte
Owever
New Serum for Cancer Reported by Roosevelt Pathologist
Series of experiments on a cancer serum by Dr Eugene Hedenpyl of Roosevelt Hospital have progressed over months with mixed results. He says findings will be shared in about two weeks for fellow physicians only, as researchers seek potential benefits for cancer patients. Rockefeller Institute and Dr John J Rogers at Cornell Medical College are conducting related work with strict secrecy.
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Pope as a Witness in Atterbury Trial
Jo Garrick, described as a poor figure in the witness box, was summoned to defend Bishop Atterbury on treason charges. He later said public speech eludes him, recalling how during Rochester’s trial he blundered and struggled, despite a crowd of Lords and friends nearby.
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The Biggest Zoos From The London Daily News
The article argues the world’s best zoo is not London, noting Berlin and New York hold more animals. It cites climate, protection, and the American continent’s rich biodiversity as factors, highlighting the American possum as the first marsupial discovered by Europe and the scarcity of indigenous marsupials elsewhere.
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Ries
Opium Found in Green Villa New Site Study
A man on Whidbee Island, Washington reported discovering several dozen cans containing a substance resembling paint. Townsfolk tested a sample and found pure opium valued at about 100 dollars per can. The incident spurred discussions about health and breathing, praising exercise over improper inhalation methods.
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German Titles Cannot Be Bought, Says Editorial
The piece argues that in Germany and Austria noble titles cannot be acquired by estate sales or adoption. It notes that monarchs alone grant titles and often only to maintain family honors. The article also discusses General Weyler in Spain, his discipline, and his role in Barcelona. It mentions Weyler’s past as military attache and his influence over the army.
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Opposition to central bank from New York Sun
The Sun decries a central bank of issue as a national evil, arguing the United States lacks the temperament and political machinery to administer such an institution. It warns that Aldrich’s plan would bring disaster, preferring natural, market-driven money stability over a Federal bank.
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Monetary Commission
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Wealth in America Increase in Wealth and Savings
Analysis of George Paish’s figures on U S wealth growth from 1900 to 1904 notes total national wealth rising from about 88.5 billion to 107.1 billion dollars, a four year increase near 18.5 billion. It cites savings estimates around five billion annually but questions the realism given per family limits and factors like money value decline and foreign capital investment.
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Stones From the Chicago Record By Harry Lander
Harry Landers tale from his third American tour recalls humorous stories told by a hero or heroine. A neighbor observes a canny Scot driving a wagon with a household atilt while the widow next door receives condolence gifts with wry, ironic humor. The piece reflects on jokes found in everyday scenes and the storyteller’s craft.
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Larger motor wheels urged to spare roads and lessen wear
The New York Sun notes a strong Engineering plea for larger diameter wheels in motor cars. Smaller wheels cause vibration and road damage, raising repair costs. larger wheels could cut road wear and running costs, with taxation on wheel size proposed, but better to design cars for existing roads.
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The Airship Gazes Toward the Sky
A fragmentary verse follows The Airship Gazing Man ascends toward the heavens while onlookers and noises fill the scene He remains fixated on the sky from dawn to dusk through days that blend into nights and mornings without looking away
Talked About In Hotel Lobbies And Peerage Talk
Observers note chatter in hotel lobbies about King’s birthday honors and the peerage system as the Lords face tax reform pressure. Commentary cites Sir John Fisher and Lieut Shackleton as notable figures, with Roosevelt’s Europe return and public sentiment toward his policies shaping opinion across nations.
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Inauguration Talk and Bailey's Political Standing
In a fragmented report from Washington, references to the inauguration and President Bryan's political impact surface. The piece notes crowding on trains and streets, debates over fares and costs, and remarks by Senator Belley and Representative George Burgeox on Bailey and Teas Democrats' support, citing Bryan's influence and Bailey's chances.
Immortal myths reshape Easter lessons in a dinner talk
Prof Cherles Zueblin of the University of Chicago discusses world Easter myths and legends. He notes that each culture extracts a distinct moral from art forms such as pictures and poems. A Pendleton student recalls tragic Samson and Delilah, asking what can be learned from the tale about violence and consequences.
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Oldest Noble Lineages Claim in Historic Genealogy
The Austra n family is cited as highly strict about genealogy while the dukes of Norfolk are widely regarded as the oldest noble house. Trusted authorities place the Monardd as Saxon in origin, with records dating back to Hereward and as far as 8H in history.
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Fragmentary musings on marriage and emotion in a wedding tale
The text hints at a wedding scene where the bride stands out as the best man and a man’s anger at a woman who resists, followed by reflections on attitude toward marriage. It comments on taste, shock, and the misreading of crying as a tool to obtain what one wants.
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Frees
Fragmentary reflections discuss sincerity in women and social behavior with wandering thoughts on reputation gossip and doubt. The piece riffs on relationships and judgment, noting the difficulty of trust and the oddities of dreamlike desires.
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