Washington Post tariff debate and Roosevelt policy critique
The piece discusses The Washington Post subscription rates and office details amid a broad analysis of President Roosevelt and tariff revision. It highlights the landslide supporting Roosevelt, the Republican platform, and calls for early action by Congress to pursue tariff reductions as proposed by Roosevelt. It also touches on US Canada relations and Grand Trunk Railway expansion as part of wider trade discussions.
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Canadian openness and U S tariff fight in trade push
The piece argues enlarging markets for manufactured goods and raw materials, with Canada offering both. It notes Canada’s election signals willingness to cooperate in trade and manufacturing, while questioning whether the United States will seize the opportunity amid tariff disputes.
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Grand Duke Cyril and His Lost Love Denied by Russia
An official St Peters burg denial ends rumors of a marriage between Grand Duke Cyril of Russia and his cousin the ex Grand Duchess of Hesse. Cyril, wounded at war, seeks to wed against the Emperor's wishes, risking loss of titles and honors if he defies the crown. Pius X cuts Vatican ceremony costs, stopping basilica decorations for canonizations and jubilee events.
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Soil culture discovery aids nitrogen farming nationwide
The Knoxville Journal and Tribune reports a practical nitrogen fixing bacteria method by Dr. George T Moore of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The process cultures millions of nitrogen gathering microbes on plant roots, sent via treated cotton packets to farmers with simple instructions. Trials show yield gains in peas, beans, clover, alfalfa, and more, with potatoes up 50 percent, cotton 4 percent, wheat 46 percent, and corn 300 percent. free sample packages and guidance are available from Washington upon request.
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Blow to Absolutism in European Powers
A Chicago Herald analysis argues Russian autocracy suffers a lasting blow from Manchurian events. It notes internal crisis, censure by reform-minded officials, and growing public daring. It contrasts monarchies in Germany Austria Hungary Italy with rising calls for reform and universal suffrage shaping political mood across Europe.
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Defeat for Italian Radicals heightens conservative unity
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports a sweeping defeat for the Radicals in Italy, with Conservatives across Liberal, Clerical, and Conservative factions uniting to oppose agitators using strikes for political aims. Twenty Radical seats were lost, signaling a strong stand for social order and against extremism.
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The Only Honest Friend D n the s election Busts Into Revival
Fragmented two voice snippets mix political praise and playful chatter about a landslide majority. A revival crowd cheers Bruddah Beans as citizens joke about health cranks reaching paradise and St Peter checking the milk.
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New Whisky and Old Chicken Gossip Fragment
A fragment from Lire and the Philadelphia Public Ledger jokes about dinner at Rigby's with aged chicken and very old whisky. A dryad Pan joke joins chatter about costly bonnets. A Boston Transcript snippet notes gossip at a women's club and compares clubs to men's clubs.
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Debs votes show Socialist rise in US politics
Political gossip notes Debs polled 87,769 nationwide with major gains in New York Illinois and Wisconsin. The piece compares Socialist growth to Populists and Greenbacks, cites Minnesota and Massachusetts figures, and mentions Roosevelt coal region margins and congressional races.
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Send-off for Bridge in Chicago Chronicle
A Chicago Chronicle commentary on bridge facing social scorn from ministers and physicians. It cites Mrs Humphry Ward praising its mental benefits and New York Sun praising it as suited to American business and social life, noting estates and marriages affected, but argues there are other ways to sharpen faculties for business and society.
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Pan-American Railroad Aims Links From New York to Buenos Ayres
The Pan-American railroad plan envisions continuous rail from New York to Buenos Ayres spanning about 10 471 miles. Since surveys finished in 1895, half the distance is already trenched. Chile has awarded tunnels to close gaps to Argentina, and Bolivia Peru and Colombia push surveys and guarantees to complete the system enabling rail travel from any U S city to the Amazon and beyond.
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Bank Burglaries Top Western States Record
The American Bankers Association reports fifty successful bank burglaries in the United States and Canada for the year ending September 1. Nine occurred in Nebraska and six in Iowa, states with almost one third of the total. Western towns see more inside jobs, while Eastern attempts are common but less often successful.
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Senator A Kittredge heads South Dakota GOP victory tour
A lengthy hotel gathering features Senator A Kittredge of South Dakota praising Republican landslide support for Roosevelt. The event covers campaign momentum, Democratic weakness, and strong party alignment across the state, with references to elections, local officials, and fellow politicians in New York and Canada.
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