Washington Post ad prices and President remarks in Richmond
The Washington Post lists subscription rates for the Daily and Sunday editions with mail options and prepaid postage. It then reports on the President's Richmond address praising Virginia and Confederate veterans, urging North South reconciliation and noting his interest in Central and South American relations and Panama Canal context.
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Roosevelt Customs Row and Lodge the Humorist
The piece discusses reforms from Mr Hick etts and Mr Ricketts promoting economy. It rebukes Miss Roosevelt gifts duties as petty, and praises Senator Lodge for surprising turn as a humorist amid his career in politics and literature. It notes his lineage and past contributions.
Trade and power contrasts shape US Newfoundland debate
The discussion links the Hay Bond treaty and Newfoundland fishing rights with broader protectionist and reciprocal trade ideas. It notes Maine and Massachusetts opposition, loss of Newfoundland access, and calls for a broader federal approach beyond local fisher interests, stressing a need for open world markets and balanced tariffs. It also contrasts European rivalries and civic growth in Washington.
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Wall Street musings and political asides recap
A column of mixed notes questions new civil service limits and budget cuts for the Philippine government, jokes about Edison diet hints, and headlines about insurance probes, railways, and Panama Canal fortification. It swivels through figures like Taft, Beveridge, Foraker, and Shaw along with light jests on Kansas redheaded societies and Cape May religion waves.
Family history of the Spencers and their political era
A lengthy profile traces the Spencer family from Marlborough ancestry to the present earls of Spencer. It recalls Lord Spencer’s Liberal leadership, his ties to King Edward VII, and his role in Irish autonomy, plus notes on relatives including Bobby Spencer and the Baring connection. The piece also covers the family’s old nobility and a digression about the Burdett family and a prisoner named as Sir Francis Burdett.
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Prominent Athletic Figures Share Views At Arlington
The Arlington room hosts talks by Jim Robinson Princeton trainer, Joshua Tucker Honolulu editor, and other travelers. They discuss football safety, Hawaii labor needs, Hawaii political aims, and Argentina governance. Robison, Tucker, Cooper, Murphy, and Cook are named, with places like Harvard, Princeton, Hawaii, Buenos Aires, Arizona, and New Mexico cited.
Massachusetts Backs Action in Party Unity
From the Pittsburg Gazette and Philadelphia Record excerpts, the piece notes Massachusetts cannot force immediate revision yet yields to present action, pledging to follow Republican leaders and national party representatives. The text also references dialogue about delays and the notion of staying within line.
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Perkins Mission and Morgan in Russia Financing
Special to The Workington Poet from New York reports that Perkins and Morgan Jr. may reach St. Petersburg within days to negotiate a Russian loan of about 316 million dollars. US and British bankers expected to finance portions with French underwriting half, discussing Morgan directing US and English portions. Japan faces no indemnity demand and seeks loans for postwar reconstruction, while Britain’s financial position is shifting as the US gains influence in international finance.
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Negro Automobile Line in Nashville Sparks Race Transport Debate
The Little Rock Gazette notes Nashville blacks operating five autos to furnish passenger service amid a law mandating rear-seat seating. Authors doubt success, citing need for skilled chauffeurs and high upkeep, while stressing no discrimination exists since blacks ride in same cars as whites.
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Busybody chatter at local doctor visits in Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia Press exchange Mrs Goussip and Mrs Gabble scorn a neighbor for prying after the doctor called at their homes. They mock the neighbor’s curiosity and note similar nosiness at another house, reflecting small town gossip.
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Roosevelt Likely to Approve Book About Energetic America
In a Columbia State snippet, the piece notes criticism of Spain as the land of the castanet and mentions Abbe Klein’s travel book Au Pays de la Vie Intense. It suggests Roosevelt would probably approve the interpretation In the Land of the Strenuous Life as a view of vigorous national character.
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Not Much Longer Cestro in Sad Boy Role Faces Punishment
A Pittsburg Gazette item mocks Cestro's failing grip on his sad boy persona and foresees punishment. It notes Venezuela as a minor irritant and imagines a possible public scene at the White House involving Senor Jose Miguel Gomez of Santa Clara Cuba seeking counsel from President to avert political trouble. The Cleveland Leader is cited on insureds' grievances, urging prison for bad actors in policy fraud to curb governmental injustice.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A humorous item on bachelor life from the New York Press. It jokes about reform, manners, and domestic irritation, noting that men spend time primping others while neglecting themselves. It ends with a quip about coming home late and finding cold apple pie.
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