Washington Post resembles a 1901 era financial and foreign policy digest
A sprawling, fragmented 1901 Washington Chronicle excerpt mixes poetry, notices, Taft speech analysis on Philippines independence, rail tax debate, and a parade of opinion pieces. It covers Secretary Taft urging patience in Philippine self government, proposed passenger taxes for railroads, and scattered notes on railroads and cattle grazing policy with Roosevelt era tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretari Tants
Taft
Toe Anders
Fox Munca
Erpansinn WU
Toreo Arange
Roe
United States
Nlted Stata
Philippines
Itlands
Provident
Spain
Cillelaia
Roosevelt
Ots
Roosevelt Ideas Split GOP At Next National Convention
The article argues Roosevelt favors a new party creed and a rejuvenated platform to fit modern needs, while opponents resist a full shift from old Republican doctrines. It notes the party would remain national, focus on national progress, and seek broad public support beyond old partisan lines.
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Roosevelt
Phlindophia Notts Aviezictz
Republican Party
New Republican Party
Istration
Lommunitier
United States
Franknuss
Inchristian
Baal
Forwlan
Hague
Terence
Strange Week Village Memorial Rite Observed Annual
In Week Westmoreland county a yearly commemoration marks a past plague of warps and poison. A tablet stands at the Vicor’s site as villagers procession with insect powder and gear to battle wasps. A service, then searches and neutralizing efforts follow, with repairs and metalwork described for local industry.
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West- Moreland
Menor
Vicor
Resignation of Sir Vincent Corbett Shakes Egyptian Finance
Sir Vincent Corbett resigns as financial adviser to the Khedive and from the Cairo post, a move linked to alleged losses by the Hayy-Ban government. Reports hint at differences with Sir Eldon Gefat, with speculation of responsibility for substantial treasury losses. The British government faces pressure to state its stance and potential official accountability.
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Vincent Corbett
Khedive A Goverment
Bette Trade
Europe
Fisaness
Sir Vincent
Wellen
Eldon Gefat
Lord Cromer
Cairo
Bir Vincent
Hayy- Ban
Regetian
Dolara
Jossea
Himsel
Vincent
Islay
Athens
Lord Allington
Bon Mabel Fuart
Charles Hardinge
Foreign Office
Lord Chelsea
Cadecan
Devotian
The
Nile
Beynt
Will and testament of Mrs Chadwick outlined in Cleveland will
The document, drawn March 26 1902 in Cleveland, names Emil Hoover Chadwick as sole beneficiary and Exile A Hoover as potential heirs. The will, filed in Cuyahoga County, lists three provisions including debts cleared from estate and designation of an executor whose identity remains sealed until probate.
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Milhoss
Shluntos
Clactowaks
L Cassie T Chadtrick
Cleveland
Ghlo
Witch of Snance
Smiley
Woodstock
Ontario
Dsy
Thomas E .Bowell
Wha
Powell
Emil Hoover-Chadwick
Cuyahoga County
Chedwick Anka
Stesson
Hoover
Olin
Lis
Chadwich
Theoark
Chadwicks
Margate
Wells
Powel
Air Chadwick
Sam
Chadwick
Hes
Nervous Taft Boomers fret over third term talk
A fragment from a 1908 era letterish piece shows Nervous Taft supporters in Ohio debating a possible third term for Theodore Roosevelt and the political risks of such a move. The piece jokes about public appeal over nominative strategies and includes unrelated verse about Welsh rabbit and a Megaphone illustration from a New York paper.
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Taft
Basten
Aft
Roceivelt
L Unger
Ife
White House
Ohio Politcal
Ratena
New York
Kampetet
Samuel Moraland
Butler
Chiropractor lecture sparks talk of brain cells and spine
The text describes Dr Wenzel's chiropractic lecture at the Max Howse Club, touting brain cell concepts, memory storage, and spinal adjustments as a path to restored nervous system function. A boy's paralysis allegedly improved after a spinal thrust, illustrating claimed spinal healing.
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Wenzel
Princi ‘Pally
Chiroprantor
Runh
Mug House Club
Nortzontatl
Hos Narants
Baie bin
Heart Where Kindness Dwells From Letliae Weekly
A fragmented piece blends poetry and civic anecdotes. It reflects a sentimental lyric about kindness, plus a political scene at Worart Hall where William Allen is described as governor. The text weaves verse, public meeting details, and a church theft report with courtroom banter about a scoundrel label.
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Letliae
Willam Allen
Worart Hall
Eine
Stiox
Senate
Ower
Wien
Goa
Galesburg
Talks of Visitors at the Capital on Rail Expansion and Reform
The article discusses upcoming Western Farfie Railroad completion from Salt Lake City to San Francisco and a possible transcontinental route through irrigated lands. It mentions Wabash, Demerard, Missouri Pacific, and Western lines, plus comments by Joan Melinenny of Philadelphia and other figures on gas, industry, Reconstruction South, and political maneuvers. It includes references to McReynolds and Gaines, legal debates over charters, and Hague Conference expectations amid global tensions.
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Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Gould Axstorn
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Carlos S Crane
St Louis
Wabash Railroad
Link
Californa
Salt Lace City
Demerard Fao Brance
Denver
Missouri Pacific
Battimore
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Sustaga
Washington
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Wll
Joan MelInenny
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Brotherly Love
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Melthenny
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McReynolds
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United States
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Department of Justice
Tobacco Trust
Wesley Gunes
Gaines
Gaines Defeated Him Fo Tring
Jackson
Gagnes
McReynalds
UcReynolds
Alles Trust
Gauges
Wetterman
Meenolds
MecReynolds
Hague
Grunewala
Bens Sniteer
Joseph Fhe
Japan
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