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The Washington Post echoes a sharp political debate on Roosevelt and the Democratic ticket with Bryan praising the rate bill, while warnings of government ownership loom. Hearst factions, fear of bosses, and a tense New York scene color a volatile race as November 7 nears.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
New York
Democratic Party
Empire State
Hearst
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Inp
Chage
The Japanese Situation and Pacific Coast Tensions
An analysis of the San Francisco school desegregation conflict with Japan and its wider Pacific implications. The piece argues treaty guarantees grant Japanese children equal schooling and warns against actions provoking Tokyo, which could threaten trade, security, and regional stability amid tensions with China and Korea.
Prewar Debate on Treaty Obligations and California Policy
The excerpt discusses the federal courts backing treaty enforcement against local California regulations, urging San Francisco compliance with treaty provisions. It questions local delays, warns of consequences for repelling general government obligations, and notes potential political maneuvering behind the California stance. It then shifts to commentary on congressional leadership timber and a lighthearted piece praising Robert F. Gilder’s prehistoric skull find, juxtaposed with Bryan’s fame and Osborn’s scientific insistence, ending with reflections on thinking versus brute instincts.
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San Francisco Authenties
San Francisco
California
Metcalf
Robert F Gilder
Omaha World-Herald
Bryan
Chicago
Gilder
Omaha
Gilderg
Cross of Gold
Gilders
Peence
Henry Fairfeld Osborn
Columba University
Osborn
Germany
Nebraska
Wiliam
Roosevelt
William
Poet from New York and Russia Inspires Readers
A figure tied to New York and Russia emerges as a notable poet, drawing attention for vivid imagery and cross cultural resonance. The piece highlights the poet’s background, published works, and the reception among readers and critics alike.
Navy Officer Promotion Reform Sparks Debate in New York
A fragmented report discusses Mr Bonaparte proposed reforms to fix naval officer promotion balance. The board, led by Mr Newberry, weighs aging captains, fleet needs, and the flow of replacements while arguing for gradual elimination to prevent top-heavy ranks. It cites historic shifts from wooden ships to steel and notes veteran officers deserve careful treatment.
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Bonaparte
Congress
Naval Academy
The Great Italian Tenor Caruso and His Rise
The article recounts the early training of the tenor Caruso, noting initial poor teachers and a “glass voice” label, perseverance during military service at Rieti, and mentorship from Mai Mosquat. It describes his America breakthrough with payments of 8000 dollars for songs and ongoing phonograph earnings, plus admiration from the German Emperor who gifted a diamond and jewel scarfpin, boosting his popularity and prolonging opera engagement for the next season.
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Bond
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Caruso
Roosevelt Records Cabinet Turnover in One and a Half Terms
Washington special reports President Roosevelt has seen more cabinet changes than any two-term president. Twenty-five different individuals have held cabinet posts, with multiple reshuffles across State, Treasury, Navy, and other departments. The piece lists past and current secretaries and notes two long-serving ministers, with future expected appointments in Treasury, Commerce, Navy, and Postmaster General.
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New York
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Navy
Agriculture
Interior
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Labor
Hay
Gage
War
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Hitchcock
Long
Wilson
Smith
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Cleveland
Jonn Hay
Elihu Root
Elihu Root, ‘Treasury—Lyman J Gage
Lenjie M Shaw
George B Cortelyou
Pitha Root
William 2
Taft
Etnon
Hitchcock Navy
Jehn D Long
Wiliam H Moody
Paul Morton
Charles J Bonaparte
Victor LL Metcalf
James Wilson
Charles Emory Smith
Henry 0 Payne
Robert J Winiie
George DB Cortetyou
George You L Moyer
Philander
William H Moody
Charles J Bonaparte Commern
George B Coriglyou
Victor H Metesif
Oncer B
Straus
Thief Swallows Coin Trick Traced In Nightclub Scam
Police expose a Montmartre restaurant scam where a young woman posing as a feliehist swallows a gentleman’s coin after he tips the trick. A lawyer pays with a louis, the woman eats it, then two more coins are produced. She is held at the station as officials investigate.
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Patiy Cabla
New York ‘Times
Montmartre
Thoss
Man survives skull fracture after roof-block fall in Brooklyn
Abraham Shutsky of 3 Osborne Street was struck by a wooden block from a five story building, carving a two by one and a half inch skull hole and a brain splinter. In Hastern District Hospital, surgeons removed bone fragments and the brain splinter. he remained alive, improving and asking when he could leave.
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New York
Shutsky
Metropolitan Avenue
Leonard Street
Shutoku
Pointed Paragraphs From a Chicago Naws Loan Sharky
Fragmented OCR text presents humorous and cryptic notes on public gardens families and a burlesque show. Mentions Uncle Bams burying ground black eye nathe is it in applet to the wrong man and diplomacy. Contains scattered humorous observations about husbands wives artists and critics and a crowd in a gallery throwing things at performers.
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Chicago
Bam
Name of Krupp to be perpetuated in Bohlen-Krupp line
A detailed note on the Krupp name and its perpetuation through the Bohlen family. It traces lineage from Honez and Oswalds of New York to Caroline Oswald who married a Prussian noble, von Bohlen, forming the Bohlen-Krupp line. It links Disraeli, Hughenden Manor, and royal correspondences, plus the fate of Coningsby Disraeli and Lord Beaconsfield.
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Om Bohler
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Honez
Oswalds
New York
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von Bohlen
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Cheylesmore
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Lola
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Roghenden Manor
London
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Ismaelé
Ralph Disrael
Mttle
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Montague Corry
Rowton
Beaconsfield
Lord Beaconsfeld
Lord Rowton
Queen Victora
Georgia woods fiddle muse and possum supper beat hotel fare
In the Georgia woods the song of possums and wildlife fills the scene. The snarling fox, bound buck, barking squirrel and partridge chorus echo as possum for supper outshines any hotel fare.
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Atlanta Constitution
Senator Morgan Defends State Rights Over School Segregation
Washington Special to the Halipore Sun quotes Senator Morgan arguing that California may keep Japanese, Chinese, Negro, and Indian pupils out of public schools under state police powers. He contends treaties cannot override state education policies and cautions that Japan seeks preferential treatment through alliance deals, potentially endangering U S interests in the Philippines and China trade.
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Sun_f
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Senate
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Japan
Great Britain
Portsmouth
Philippines
China
Annapolis
Calfornia
A Glance at Both Sides on Japanese School Exclusion
George C Gorham argues against panic over Japanese children in California schools, defending race separation as legally permissible and claiming treaties do not override state education laws. He asserts U S sovereignty and treaty rights will be upheld, and predicts President will defend both Japan’s rights and California’s authority.
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San Francisco
Japan
United States
Portamouth
Pattippines
Hawaii
Pacific
Manchuria
Korea
China
California
Tey
Manila
Santiago
Panama
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Metcalf
George C Gorham
Washington
The Trials of an Auto From Ridgway 4 Magazine
A mixed excerpt recounts auto troubles and memories of a bygone ride, contrasting past speed and broken parts with present reflections. It includes a Georgia theft case noting an elderly defendant and a judge’s remark, plus a snappy quip from a clerk responding to a harsh sentence. The piece closes with a brief line from The New York Evening Post on aging.
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Clark Howett
Atlanta
Darkyn
Georgia
New York Evening Post
Politicians and War Talk Across the Nation
In Raleigh and Washington figures discuss Pacific tensions with Japan, labor shortages, and political reform. J W White of the Seaboard analyzes Southern industry progress and labor needs, while Ohio and Texas leaders defend Bailey and push reform. West Virginia officials lament apathy as Republicans face light votes.
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West Virginia
W. H. Somers
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Raleigh
Elkins
Senate
Very Uitte
Old Worcester tenant warns landlord as roof leaks
An elderly Black man in Worcester, once influential in religion and politics, has dodged rent for years. After the banker he owes is nominated for office, the tenant visits his office and declares he will report the matter to court, threatening to move if the roof is not repaired.
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Congress
Cannon
Grosvenor
Tillman Willams
Bailey
Daniel
Culberson
Taylor
EW Carmack
Senate
Pittsburg
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Tona
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Lone Star
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Hbbltt
John Sherman
Tammany
Burton
Foraker
Tom Johnson
Lippincote
Worcester
Mass
Sam
Reflections of aachailor in a garbled tale from New York Pron
Fragmentary OCR excerpt hints at casual dialogue about men and women, college life, and a distant ball event. Readable names or places are unclear. overall content is disjointed with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
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