Washington Post on Building Permits and City Growth
The article reviews Washington's building permits and fiscal year spending, noting private construction outlays exceed government investments and praising the city’s modern yet distinct architectural character. It discusses urban planning, architectural oversight, and the value of maintaining Washington’s unique aesthetic amid growth.
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Third Term Question Echoes in 1888 Rotation Debate
A historic reprint argues against a third American presidential term, citing Washington Jefferson Madison and Monroe. It notes strong public sentiment against continuance, endorsing rotation in office as a safeguard for republican liberty. The piece references Roosevelt and public service debates of the era.
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Why He Refused to Correct and Correct Language
The piece recounts Merrill E Gates former president of Amieral College noted for strict language use. It describes a buying dispute at Thompson's Amherst store over pants billing and Gates insisting on correct wording while Thompson explains shop policy. A preacher warning about drink contagion and Taft window remark end the fragmentary item.
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Brains of plants study tendrils and climbing organs
From the Chicago Tribune comes a report on plant brains and tendrils. Sensitive tips of vines test contact, judging suitability before enabling support or movement. A cherry leaf example shows precise probing by a tendril that pierced a small leaf hole.
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New York Apartments Shine Light on Child Housing Bias
A city woman just back from Southern California laments widespread discrimination against families with children seeking rental housing in New York. She notes tenants often refuse to rent to families, forcing her to relocate to California where housing is more welcoming. She questions why Arkansas towns might welcome settlers with children and urges presidential attention to this regional housing bias.
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Congo and Leopold policy sparks London conference plan
A report outlines King Leopold's Congo Free State position ahead of Belgium’s annexation vote. Foreign powers may convene in London to redraw the 1885 Congo treaty if annexation fails, curbing Leopold’s sovereignty while maintaining colonial administration and signaling diplomatic maneuvering.
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Munsterberg's Mind Machines Stir Debate On Truth
Cambridge reports Prof Hugo Munsterberg of Harvard has developed devices claimed to record emotions and reveal hidden thoughts, including a pendants named pneumograph and sphygmograph. Critics note the tests on suspects like Harry Orchard, while supporters argue the methods could make truth-telling an exact science in crime and law.
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Charmed by Blacksnakes, rout U1 near Cowenton Station
Eyewitnesses recount a strange incident along the Red Line route near Cowenton Station where a two year old boy and others were reportedly hypnotized by large blacksnakes while hunting along Bird River. One snake was killed. the survivor fled as the man in fear described a vibrating sensation. Local residents warn against berry hunting in the woods after this frightening encounter.
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Dangers of Photographing Wild Animals in Captivity
Read about the hazards photographers face in zoos and during animal portrait work. A leopard, a camel, and a famed tiger trainer named Bonavita endure bites, scratches, and nerve-wracking injuries as crews try to capture lifelike images. The piece recounts tense moments and warns of risks inherent to wildlife photography.
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Reflections of a Bachelor Prom Reader Opinion
Fragmented text discusses a Stanford figure and a Chicago prom narrative, noting contempt and public interest. It references a New York prom, a literary debate, and rumors about a young woman's knowledge of people, with speculative commentary on virtue and social expectations.
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Visitors to the Capital Hear Governor Glenn Speak in Washington
Governor Robert B. Glenn of North Carolina advocates rail rate cuts and statewide prohibition while in Washington en route to Atlantic City. He cites liquor statistics and moral reform as driving forces, and discusses political prospects, federal entanglements, and party dynamics with regional attorneys and officials. The report weaves in other remarks on the Quebec bridge disaster and mining activity in Utah and Nevada.
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Paints Duns on Sidewalks Stir Town Tax Protest
A town taxes dispute leads to painted warnings on sidewalks in white letters proclaiming “That Tax” at street corners. Residents condemn Tax Collector Mann by threatening a special town meeting to oust him, and visitors find the scene a laughing stock amid the controversy.
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