Washington Post 1905 Election Discussion and Chinese Exclusion Debate
The Washington Post discusses early presidential nomination debates with references to Roosevelt Dalzell and Walker era tariffs, then pivots to Chinese immigration policy. It covers the open door, exclusion law history, bilateral treaty issues, and calls for fair treatment within a guarded immigration framework. The piece notes the political climate, railroads, and various opinion leaders shaping policy.
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From the Kleepo News and the Philadelphia Ledger
An American traveler and a Londoner compare climates and daylight in a brief city vignette. The Londoner notes it is noon yet dark, while the American praises the city and its electric lighting executive.
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Prindelphia Public Ledger
Yeu
Royal visitors costly as Queen Alexandra plans Welbeck visit
King Ea and Queen Alexandra may visit Welbeck Abbey next month to honor the Portland dukes. The Queen favors few great houses, notably Portland, Marlborough, and Buccleuch, while public splendor and expense limit state visits. The Portland duchess is praised for principle and exclusiveness, guiding royal feminine affairs at Welbeck, with the duke serving as master of the horse.
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Czar Seeks U S Action on Printing Russian Anarchist Texts
An inquiry notes the Czar asked the United States to curb printing and export of revolutionary literature to Russia. Observers say penalizing such publications abroad may be a felony, but the demand frames a political issue and both governments hesitate to intervene.
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Prosecution of Hummel in Jerome's City Campaign
The piece surveys Jerome's expected prosecutions after a tight NY election. It highlights Hummel as a key target, notes funding mysteries around Morse divorce, and sketches political dynamics involving Murphy, Tamany, Osborne, and Judge Parker amid calls for a recount and possible indictments.
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When Mother's Sick and Father's Health Dilemmas Surface
The piece contrasts a woman who refuses medical help with a patient father who triggers a flurry of care. It then shifts to politics noting Republican Congressmen in Washington face judgment over Roosevelt’s legacy and their records when seeking renomination next summer.
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Bibles and Cards for Panama Canal Workers Stimulate Comfort
The Boston Herald reports Chairman Shorts bought many Bibles and playing cards for Panama Canal builders to distribute among the workers to ease the harsh tropical climate. The measure aims to keep laborers content amid enervating conditions. A Philadelphia Ledger quote notes public sentiment and a senator’s quip on politics.
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Politically Charged Sightings In New Willard Hotel Lobby
In the New Willard lobby Cincinnati lawyer Charles H. Stephens hailed Republican voters for toppling the machine. He criticized boss rule as a threat to personal freedom and praised citizen action. Observers noted a string of political conversations and remarks from several prominent figures and reporters about elections, governors, and party dynamics.
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Wisdom and rhetoric clash in youth and age
A collage of quotes and views from diverse figures on money suffrage and interwar politics. It contrasts youthful perspectives in Columbus with editorials from North Carolina and London, noting anti Jewish persecution and cautious intervention in Russia. A Philadelphia anecdote about church plate levity closes the piece.
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Tariff Debate to Shape Next Congress Says Williams Plan
The piece argues Senator Joseph W Panes and Representative John Sharp Williams will push tariff revision in the coming session. It suggests Bailey and Mills line up competing views, predicting a protracted, pivotal tariff clash in the Sixtieth Congress unless party factions resolve the issue amid Democratic and Republican pressures.
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