Let Us Wave Confidence in the Money Market
The Washington Post opines on confidence in the money market, criticizing current banking dangers and urging action, with references to silver, gold, and the need for a strong international tribunal. It discusses Congress and the capital’s development plans along Pennsylvania Avenue, urging purchase of property north and south of the Mall to improve the city’s grandeur.
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Congress
Yenraylvants Avenue
Botanic Garden
Washington
United States
Pennsyivania Avenue
Katnaald
Peace Monument
Sixth Street
Treasury
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Monteipi
Senne
Mallix
Evernment SL
Spa
Perera
Satanle
Asia
Conra Sen
Sixtech Congress
Csi Myvke Uw
Ims
Emet
Houston
Kansas City
Kansan City
Texas
Kamana City
Philadelphia
Etonston
Hownton Post
Lowlstie
Towlstin
Kentucky
Kansas
Presidential politics and Roosevelts shadow in 1904
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican lines in the 1904 race. It weighs Bryan, Willey, Roosevelt influence, and party unity, noting shifts toward reform versus old landmark policies, with mention of Edward VII, Philadelphia voters, and a counterfeit coin case. It blends opinion on future leadership and the White House outlook.
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Fsrout
Sian Ng
Mr Hee
Willy
Bryan
Bryans
Bryans Mega
White House
Ransevall
Willey
Idur
Roosevel
Uoeny
Amanghiy
Roosevelt
Jalan Helte
Indeers
ROW IS THE TIME TO SHOP It Seems Aiding Third Term Boom Surges
A fragment suggests growing talk of a third term boom close to the White House, with observers noting the political climate warming as leadership faces sustained public interest and potential shifts in power dynamics.
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Whit House
Fonser
Rockefeller Dinner Group Hears Prohibition Views
A New York gathering at John D Rockefeller Jr’s Bible class saw Rev Willard Richardson argue for easing liquor restrictions to allow Sunday sales for the poor. The assistant district attorney challenged enforcement, noting few grand jury indictments, while Rockefeller and other guests listened to debates over Sunday Observance laws and public order in cosmopolitan cities.
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Petit
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Trowbridge
Richardson
John D Rockefeller Jr
Rockefelter
Raives Law
New York
Phyal
Jolday
Browbridee
Tihe Distratlar 93
The Kaiser Enjoying Rest at High Cliffe and Brunswick
The article describes Emperor William’s planned fortnight at High Cliffe, noting its royal ties to the Hohenzollerns, the castle’s views and interiors tied to Napoleon Ney, and the transfer of Brunswick’s Brunswick treasure to Duke Cumberland for safekeeping. It discusses royal lineages, twin births, and the question of treasure ownership, with minor notes on Duke of Plesse’s fortune and English swan laws on the Thames.
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Edward Biuert Wortley
Ralph Stuart Wortley
New York
Tock Exchange
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Bute
George
Princess of Wales
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Ute
High Cliffe
Marshal Ney
Kaiser
Louisa Marchionea
Waterford
Stuart Wortley
George Cavendish Bentinck
Oxden Bills
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Vienna
Duke of Cumberland
Lattara
Gmundel
Upper Austria
Benvenuto
Celia
Jergsly
Hruawtek
Gumberland
Gmunden
John Albert
Mecklenburg
Schwerin
Breatwick
Austria
Grunawick
Soung Mra Astor
Leon
Thames
Govereign
Eavereim
England
Jurbaillon
Im Fe
United Kingdom
Refusal of Third Term and Roosevelt’s Place in History
The piece debates whether Theodore Roosevelt should seek a third term, arguing that accepting a nomination would damage his legacy and set a dangerous precedent. It notes his reluctance to the vice presidency, the historical unusualness of a forced third term, and the political risks of breaking long standing norms for future presidents. It concludes that adhering to tradition could secure lasting fame.
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Taft
Willard
Dougherty
Ohio
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Senate
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Nenourg Va
Daniel
Providency
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al Campalens
Irgiala
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Thomas
Linchburg
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State Senate
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Allison
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The New York World on Funeral Costs and Prices Rise
A fragmented World article laments higher funeral costs and living expenses. It rails at octopus-like undertakers and producer prices, arguing the poor pay more to die. It cites trees, forests, coins, stars on flags, and school facts as part of the broader critique.
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Gadzooks
En Octopus
Undertakers Trust
Allison
United States
Senate
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Wiliam G Dows
Acker Honide
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Diapaten Horrietown
Pailatelphia
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Peene
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Tie Bet
Anuer
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Mrs. Nice
Oklahoma Statehood Debate and Constitutional Drafts
Oklahoma becomes the forty sixth state this week with a Constitution already accepted by the President. The piece notes vast territory, potential population, and the referendum provision. mentions prohibition, resources, and political interest, plus a garbled ending with jokes and unrelated items. The article situates statehood as a major western development with economic and political implications.
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Oklahoma
Ite Ar Co
Indian Territory
Ohio
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Union
Commonwealth
United States
Alan
The Hague conference and future peace prospects in 1907
A veteran observer, William I Buchanan, now U S representative in Central American talks after returning from the Hague, argues the conference reduced war’s ease and foreshadows gradual progress toward arbitration. He notes South America’s growing role, Root’s visit, and predicts Taft’s political dynamics and Ohio prospects amid Republican debates.
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Hague
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Rio Janeiro
Thoes
South America
Ameria
Orient
Root
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