Central American commission follow up policy in Latin America
The Washington Post reports on a proposed State Department commission to investigate the Ural commonS in five Central American republics and the broader plan to influence Latin American governance, aiming to reassure allies and avoid distrust while pursuing a cooperative regional approach.
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Central American Commission
Peliey
Ung
Central Norta
Zelaya
State Department
Central
América
Latin America
Colombia
Angues
Tome Sub
Bos
Central America
Cresantia
Wilenarte
Repubtics
Bombs, Dagger and the Rise of Anarchist Terror in History
The essay traces violent eras from Renaissance assassinations to modern bombings, noting how bomb violence has escalated from personal killings to mass terror. It argues for stringent laws and international cooperation to curb bomb throwing and restore social order amid widespread fear.
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Benvenute Cellim
France
Toyah
Barcelona
Buenos Aires
India
Hmit
Britain May Restore Washington Ambassadorship Custom
A New York Times piece reports possible early retirement of James Bryce as British ambassador to Washington and discusses a return to appointing active diplomats to Washington. It notes past practice, calls for a permanent diplomatic corps, and weighs implications for U S British relations and appointments to London and Paris.
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Great Britain
New
United States
Backviller West
Mortimer Durand
Brading
Weah—rington
Fujian
Faynestote
Aly Julian
Foreign Office
Washington
Birk Thomey
Lord Sandereon
Pauncefote
London
Court
St. Jame
Bayard
Phelps
Lowell
Hay
Choate
Britten
Michael Herbert
Paris
Bryce
Montreal harbor project looms over New York trade
The Montreal harbor board proposes a $12 million expansion to boost water access and manufacturing sites, aiming to divert grain export traffic from New York and other American ports. President G W Stephens says plans align with European tidewater terminals and press for future port capacity.
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Montreal
New York
Harbor Board of
Boston
Philadelphia
Galveston
New Orleans
Montreal Harbor Board
Canada
New York State
Northwest
RL Lawrence
North America
Plana
G W Stephens
Canadian Club
United States
London
Glasgow
Newcastle
Manchester
Hamburg
Stepheng Gaya
American baronet seeks old estate in Oxfordshire history
A long, tangled lineage surrounds the Shipton Court estate in Oxfordshire. Sir George Compton Reade, the Michigan-born baronet, pursues reclaiming the ancestral holdings from the Wakefield-era will and a missing deed of resettlement, amid a saga of embezzlement, disentailed lands, and contested titles stretching back to Sir John Chandos Reade.
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Compton
Reade
Kenichester
Herefordshire
George Compton
Howell
Livingston County
Michigan
Supton Court
Oxfordshire
Reads
Art
England
Compton Reade
Charles Reade
Osford
The
Magdalen Vagabonds
John Steiner
Scott
Warren Hastings
John Chandos Reade
Oxford
John
Joh
John Waitefield
Corpes
Shipton Court
Wakefield
John Wakefield
Hardnetey
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Miss Reade
Sir Chandos
India
Cou|ain
George Compton Beade
Sir George
Sir Johns
Sir John
Knetler
Romney
Meredith Reade
James Shade
Elizabeth
Hawe
Atlantic
Sir Leon
Blason
Price
Walefield
Mr Wickens
London
Forbes
George
Baronet
Bhipton Court
W. F Pepper
Berkshire
Charles I
Lue
Oliver Cromwell
Old Shipton Caurch
Sigurey
Bmaxiboroog
Aquise DE Fontanot
Washington pastor rails at Taft and plutocrats in New York
William I. Mass, pastor of the Washington Helents Presbyterian Church, denounces Taft as only an associate president and warns of a rising king of plutocrats in the United States. He argues individualism harms liberty, praises fraternalism, and calls for action against trusts, tariffs, and concentrated power.
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Mann
Cahbda
Canada
Tme
United States
France
Caneds
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Weshington
Aira
New York
Washlanton
Congress
Tully
Palace of Trade
England
Plutocrat
Tony
New Zealand
The
Brotherhood of Man
Wainwright Objects to Navy Endurance Test
Rear Admiral Wainwright and other senior officers oppose the Smile riding and walking test proposed by the Navy Department. Officials say the stunt aims to force retirements and favor younger officers. The Navy notes many officers up for promotion must undergo the test. A second item reports on a Rock River conference joke about marking doctoral degrees, noting a humorous proposal to list every preacher with a DD after their name and origin of the degree.
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New York Times
Wainwright
Navy Department
Wainwight
United States
Gloucester
Santiago
Chietao Inter Ocean
Rock River
Rocuford
Clayton Fouker
Youker
Hit
Ella
Doc
Committee On Conference Relations
Dahlia Origins Mentioned In Horticultural Note
A curious note discusses the dahlia as a popular autumn flower with prosaic roots in Megan tubers introduced 120 years ago by a Swedish naturalist for commercial use. The flower’s appeal grew as gardeners bred doubles and other figural forms, while dahlia fibers faced insular taste preferences.
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Dab
France
Why He Could Beat McGregor Prom Gainey Atenander Ure Lord Advocate of Zcotland
Prominent Scottish lord advocate Gainey Atenander Ure, a keen golfer, shares colorful golfing tales from the course. He recalls a match against Todd McGregor and muses on McGregor’s current form while the caddie and others weigh the odds and banter about a possible rematch.
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Prom Gainey Atenander Ure
Zcotland
Sco
Todd McGregor
McGregor
Jord
Bar of Hops and War of Soap in Reformers Tale
An odd exchange recounts a reformer’s failed plan for a paper to uplift the poor. The printer’s misnaming, from Bar of Hops to War of Soap, provoked laughter and scorn as constituents reacted, delaying the project.
Rebellions Against Dog Meat Plan in Paris Debate
Paris critics condemn a proposed law allowing canteen style dog meat shops as unsafe and cruel. Dr Foveau de Courmelles argues dog meat could pose immediate health risks, urging police to block the questionable enterprise.
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Paris
New York Herald
Germany
Society For the Prevention of
Po Hise
Ilesnse
Antivivisection Society
Foyean de Courmeiles
Foveau de Courmelles
Nigaraguans Crisis and Roosevelt Era Diplomacy
A dramatic reminiscence from a Springfield Republican piece mocks cables and threats before the Panama crisis. Philander K voices hawkish urges to confront Zelaya, arguing war might rally support while denying calls for peace. Ships near the Caribbean, references to Bennington and other vessels frame looming naval actions.
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Springfield Republican
Philander K
Panama
Zelaya
Domestic Bliss and Wartime Rats in An Old Chronicle
A curious blend of a domestic marriage speculation from The Lender Chronicle and a dubious note on animals in warfare. The piece mulls choosing a wife for contentment and thrift before a digressive tower of historical anecdotes about cats on war offices, rats used to move gunpowder, and Mrs Vauban’s scarlet mouse-catching uniform.
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England
Lender Chronicle
War Office
Staf
Marshel Vauban
Samson
Pennan S
Leicester
Uged
Cismunelakt
South Side Janitor Accused of Poor Service
A reader from the Chicago Heraid Heroic alleges the janitor of the same building provides inadequate steam and leaves residents in frigid, unsafe nightly conditions. The complainant says daytime steam is insufficient and nighttime temperatures chill the household.
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Chicago
South
Mes
Redves
Reflections and Jokes from a Bachelors Notebook
A compact, pithy set of quotable lines from The Chiceco News and New York Press. It mixes social satire on age wages and family trees with lassitude about ambition and love. The musings move from old hens to toothsome lunches and opportunities pursued rather than waited for.
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Chiceco News
Atonzo
New York
Chats of Visitors to the Capital
Washington visitors include Judge William Wallace McCredie a former Pacific Coast team owner and longtime Republican from Vancouver Wash arriving to meet experts. Other notes cover Guatemala trade talks and leprosy at Kalaupapa, Hawaii with comments from Jessie of Guatemala City and ongoing earthquake chatter in San Francisco after recent tremors.
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Congress
Offlal
Washington
Willam Wallace McCredie
National Capital
Will G. MacRae
Portland
Oreg
Raleigh
Judge McCredie
Pacific Coast
Silami
Jadee McCredie
Francis Cushman
Cushman
Vancouver
Columbia River
Clark County
Wash
McCredie
McCredi
Gen Ashton
Peary
Ashton
Tacoma
Als
Ernest Lister
Oy Democrats
Ted
Pierce County
Carsporn
Lesa Campaige
MacRae
Kelaupapa
Uy ii
Molokai
Hawaii
Dy Frank Everett Bawyer
Honolulu
Kalaupapa
Hawaiii
Japan
Sawyer
Hawai
California
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