That Belated Revolution in Santo Domingo
The Washington Post discusses a pending Santo Domingo revolution and US policy. It questions Senate actions, foreign pressure, and the possibility of intervention. The piece critiques the diplomacy and suggests decisive action to protect national interests.
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Santo Domingo
State Department
Previglum Bureau
Department
Certs
Accoucheurs
Tiere
Loomis
Therd
United States
United States Senate
Santos Domingo
Republic
Senate
White House
Andit Moralea
Moralea
The Chamberlain Idea and Its Global Impact
The piece argues the Chamberlain idea of empire federation is pivotal in British politics, with a forecast that a cabinet dissolution would shift to a Liberal ministry and sustain free trade, influencing world relations and US interests. It cites Chamberlain as a strong but minority figure advocating colonial consolidation and economic policy.
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Great Britain
United States
Germany
Chamberlain
McKintey
Missouri
Maléa
Cochran
St. Jas
National Congress
French Republic
German Empire
Russia
Christendom
Canada
England
Kent
Australia
South Africa
Isles
Aea
Nottinghamshire
Buckinghamshire
Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Mr. Chamberlain
Government vs Insurance Power A St Louis View
The St Louis Globe-Democrat weighs how far the national government may, or should, extend control over the life insurance business. It notes Supreme Court reluctance to federal regulation, cites New York frauds, and argues policy solvency remains strong while lapsed policies threaten industry stability.
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St Louis Globe-Democrat
Belgium
St Louis
United States
United Sates
Lgsta Tse Department
United Statag Wes
New York
Harpers Weekly
Bagatelle
Depew
Hamilton
Congress
Mexico
Conpright
Philadelphia
Waablogton Post
Legislative Committee
Hughes
Tke
Equitable
Insurance Corporation
State Insurance Department
Ao Jenet
State Insurance
Ryan
The
Grover Cleveland
George Westinghouse
Morgan O'Brien
Mutual
New York Life
Europe
England
Holdera
Uelon
Businam
Wyoming
The Rabbit In Science Lets Science Debunk Myths
A whimsical piece notes split public views on rabbits, then recounts a Bellevue Hospital case. Dr A M Pappenheimer tests with blood inoculation from a relapsing fever patient, observing mice calm, guinea pigs quiet, but a rabbit becomes violent and bites the doctor. The tale ends with the doctor aboard a sea voyage while the rabbit sleeps.
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Molly Cotton-tail
Galveston
Texas
Bellevue Hospital
New York
A. M. Pappenheimer
Bellevue
Osler
Pappenheimer
Oster
Washington
Animal Kingdom
Female Suffrage Society
Roosevelt
Regan
The War on Cats And The Railway Rumors
A satirical column rails at stock market panic and railroad rate debates. It likens investors to rats on a sinking ship and mocks political attacks on the President over rail regulation. The piece calls for a public war on stray cats, led by the American Ornithologists Union, with licensing and removal measures proposed.
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New York Stock Exchange
John Adame
Congress
Common Council
Vae Victis and the Great National Expansion Debate
A long, opinionated column argues that Japan and other powers mimic Western empires in self defense, citing Poland, Korea, and the Philippines, while criticizing Taft and U.S. policy. It blends political quips, references to Burke and Napoleon, and critiques of current diplomats and lawmakers. The piece touches on Mexico, the canal, and domestic politics with satirical asides.
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Trajan
Poland
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cisalpine Republic
Aie Tam
Holland
Japan
Philippines
Netherlands
Turenne
Palatinate
Taft Calla M
Louis XIV
England
Roman Empire
Arcat
Depts
Edmund Burke
Lord Downshire and His Career in Ireland Affairs
An examination of Lord Downshire ties, land acts, and family history traces his Irish estates dealings, past guardianship by Lord Arthur Hin, a costly divorce saga, and a marriage to Kath ere Hare. The piece links his fortunes to the Downshire lineage and notes implications for his finances and reputation.
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Lord Downshire
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Downshire
House of Hi
Moyses HN
Halxabeth
England
O'Neil
Hillsborough Fort
Dawnehire
Hilla
Arthur Bill
Order of Orangemen
Arthur Sebright
Edgar Sepright
Rosey
Lord Rossmore
Hig
Windsor
Rossmore
Arthur Hin
Almasy
Lord Downehire
Kathere Hare
Ile
Erfels
Marchfonasa
Laycock
Valkyris
Marchionesa
Something Doing in the Country A Merited Roast
In Muskogee a crude mockery targets a seventy plus accused adulterer, while other notes praise depot reforms and a witness, Mr Hegeman, testifies about a stock insurance firm. The discussion shifts to moral lapses in handling large sums, accountability, and a Albany lobbyist under scrutiny.
Optimism Amid Uproar Over Political Corruption in Early America
The Sprivpfienl (Mass) Republican notes rising public satisfaction with the uprising against political machines and frauds. It cites Rhode Island history from Roger Williams to 1788, arguing that honesty and honor persist in Americans, guiding judgment on political morality amidst discussions of fraud and corruption.
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Rhode Island
Richman
Commonwealth
Roger Wil- Mais
Providence Plantations
Narragamsett
No Jong
Lfe Insurance
America
Not Too Busy for a Forest Romp and Hullabaloo
A playful verse from Hougten Post celebrates a father's ready presence for a child. The speaker describes playful transforms, animals, and adventures, blending maritime imagery with domestic affection. The tone is warm, affectionate, and inviting, ending with gratitude for being chosen as a dad.
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Hougten
Hullabaloo
Ergeles
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
Fragmented OCR presents a garbled column noting quirky lines about umbrellas, poets, wisdom, and social habits. It mentions a Boston girl linked to a suicide claim and a new feature in a small seal or gram model, with scattered references to heat, indulgence, and water control.
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Chicago News
Boston
Publicity bill talk and international notes at Willard
Hon Perry Belmont and Mrs Belmont discussed the publicity bill at the New Willard. The piece notes its NY senate passage and parallels in other states. Interviews with Tasmanian and Norwegian figures cover monarchy, stability, and reform. Additional monologues touch on New Paltz politics and varied travel impressions.
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Perry Belmont
Belmont
New Willard
New York
New York Senate
Massachusetts
Missouri
Charles A. Gardiner
Edward M. Shepard
John F. Dillon
Edward M. Grout
Frank §. Black
John G. Milburn
Edward Mitchell
Francis Lyne Stetson
Edward Lauterbach
de Lenesy Nicoll
John Ford
John R. Dos Passos
Martin W. Littleton
Johnb. Crosby
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