Congress Eyes Pay Rise for Army Navy and Marine Corps
A vigorous push in Congress aims to pass a bill granting increased pay for army navy and marine officers after years of stagnant salaries. Backed by the War and Navy departments and urged by the president, the measure faces resistance over budget and policy concerns while officers seek parity with foreign counterparts and a standard of living in line with rank.
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Army Avy
Marine Corps
Navy
Manly
Coness
Mt Sainte
Justics
Army
Jamral Coodrich
Brooklyn
Ats Y
Moss
Trerdom
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Desenay
Fragmented Text Reveals Disjointed Rhetoric on Justice
The passage presents a garbled critique of monetary influence in courts, comparing wealth disparities to the fairness of juries and the ability to escape punishment. It references concepts of sacred justice, natural rights, and moral order, with scattered mentions of Milton and Paul.
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Inc
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Puntlihe
Corris
United States
Brand
Parable of faith and politics in a crowded age
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century column surveys faith, prosperity, and public life. It blends religious reflections, critiques of Hearst politics, and notes on public figures and social habits, weaving moral debate with contemporary commentary on policy and culture.
The Sun Editorials and Public Warnings Across Topics
A jumble of editorial riffs criticizes sensational doom forecasts and political names while urging police expansion in Washington’s metro area. It notes scarce high value currency notes and scarce labor to print money, and reflects hunted game ethics amid hunting’s moral tension.
Dog Kills Bear in an Island Show Attack
A bulldog belonging to William Bennett leaped at two large performing bears in Atlantic coast town yesterday. The dog seized one bear by the throat and fatally injured it, despite showmen using poles. The bear died within thirty minutes.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the Chicago News
Fragmented text discusses social norms and expectations around romance and attire. The piece references women and men, desires to enjoy leisure, and comments on how fashion and propriety influence personal relationships. The wording is garbled and partial.
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Chicago News
Old Yew in the Senate See Long Terms Withat Body
The piece reflects on aging in the U S Senate noting that long tenure has become a newer trend since early history. It highlights several Massachusetts and New England figures, past resignations, and the rarity of moving directly from Senate to the White House, with references to Benton Webster Dawes Garfield and others.
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Iowa
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Senate
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Thomas H Benton
Strong Pickering
Varnum
Achusetts
Webster
George Cabot
Samuel Dexter
Harrison Gray Otis
Boston
John Quincy Adama
Ben Jjamin Goodhuewight Foster
Bud Porter
Asim
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Fullmore
Sumuel
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Wilson
Dawes
Longe
Yasra
Cleveland
Bayard Lamar
Garland
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Treasury” Department
Senate Chamber
White House
Garfield
Optimist and Pessimist in a Detroit Era Song
Fragmented song lyrics paint a clash of optimism and fear about industry and trade. It cites workers, banks, foreign trade, automobile markets, and national pride, while hinting at looming panic and economic strain. The piece names Uncle Sam and James S Hull reflections, amid anxieties about pay, prosperity, and debt.
Diamond in Hanover leads to reward and strange tale
A New York woman’s diamond lost from a brooch is found by Haskins the driver’s horse in Hanover. The smith removes a shoe and a pebble loosens, revealing the gem. Mrs White pays a $50 reward after the diamond is recovered, while a scientist at Yale reports a new radioactive substance linked to radium and uranium, possibly the immediate parent of radium.
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Leonard White
New York
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Boltwood
Yale University
Perilous Life of Russia's Tsar and Wrecks of Standart
Deliberate design caused the Standart wreck amid a forbidden Baltic channel near St. Petersburg. Imperial yacht strikes rocks at speed, menacing loss of life, while other royal dangers are recounted, including assassination attempts and the Bork train disaster. The piece links these calamities to the fate of Emperor Nicholas II and his family.
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Prince of the Blood
Standart
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Twashima
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Japan
Les
Bork
Iallen
Diané Gmehess
Olga
Alexander II
George
Greece
Neri
Roosevelt or Warwick debate splits American opinion in polls
A Chicago Tribune poll suggests many Americans back Roosevelt for another term, while others warn a return of his influence could overshadow the presidency. The piece weighs risks of continuous leadership versus a temporary withdrawal and highlights Taft and Magoon as other candidates.
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Calcago ‘Tribune
Chiat
Iver
Roovevelts
Bnd Hla
Guhan
United States
Caesarem
October Month of Nature’s Rich Colors and Bloom
Octobers beauty is praised as the queen of maturity and fall. The text extols warm, serene days, fragrant air, and nature’s splendor while noting a rare rainbow seen from Newburyport and reported by W H Scoville and others amid a night of drifting rain and bright moonlight.
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Atlantic Immsport Yner Vianehana
Milmisht
H W Scoville
Newburyport Mass
Mresville
Rainbow color notes and reflections on life’s mood
Reading fragment describes night sky colors including blue indigo violet and ultraviolet with a remark on a rainbow like spectrum. It blends stray quotes about a young man, pessimism, and social ideas about duty love and hospitality in a hazy diary style.
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Rama
Sean
Ming
Ed Joe Box
Chicago
Brave Sea Captain Alfred Walt Honored in Memorial Notice
The passing away of Capt Alfred Walt at Urwin Park is reported. He commanded the Union Castle mail steamship and earned fame for saving all hands after a mid ocean sinking near the Africa coast. His leadership, calm in crisis, and gallantry earned him praise and a commemorative testimonial from the steamship company.
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Arime
Walt
New York
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Wail
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Grand Bees
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St Paul de Loandy
Egypt
Suir
Order of the Medijin
Gaekwad Touts US Technology For Baroda Expansion
Baroda ruler the Gaekwad plans huge U S machine imports to develop his state as a garden of India. He will place orders for cotton machinery, spinning, printing, cement, leather, sugar, pottery, and other industries. American manufacturers urged to contact Baroda officials, with key recommendations routed through the Haroda envoy.
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Gadwar
Haroda
Immengels Rel Iedian Maharayan
United States
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Ocr Industress
Gaekwar
Garden of
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Cman
Baroda
Agralleo
Eoloa
Eniching
Teather
Richmnery
Matchiny
Maharaysh
Wrens
Whitewark
Amercan
Mahsrafan
The Geneses of Geniuses and Early Birth Timing
A study of 74 eminent figures across arts and sciences suggests that many geniuses were firstborn or among early siblings. Notable examples include James Fenimore Cooper, Washington Irving, Napolean, Mozart, and Schubert, with many born into large or late sibling groups. The analysis argues parental ages at conception may influence mental and physical potential.
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Peychiatre
Amsterdam
Rabinotiteh
New York
Arty &Ru
James Fenimore Coopar
Tecive
Ciidren
Washington
George Eliot
Napoleon Wan
Danial “Webster
Benjamin Prankita
Teane
Rubens
Edwin Candwer
Joshua Reynolds
Dan Maria
Weber
Richard Wayne
Mozart
Schumern
Somubert
Political chatter and touring figures in hotel lobbies
Senator Heed Smoot and Mrs Smoot visit Sew Witlas before Salt Lake City trip. Utah Republicans favor Roosevelt renomination but Smoot declines a candidacy, citing party support and tariff views. Conversations touch on Nesmith, Gore, Haskell, and railroads, with remarks on presidential legacies and monuments.
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Heed Smoot
Republican
Staliavi
Salt Lake City
Smoot
Senate
Roosevelt
Utah
Taft
Eitan
Senaor
Such a Bluff From Bio Philadelphia Press
An odd exchange described in the Philadelphia press involving Congressman Netreys and a prize fight manager. The manager says the usher should pass him, while the congressman’s stance is framed as sportlike and passive in this fragmentary report.
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Philadelphia Press
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