The Navy and the Pacific voyage debate in The Navy
Washington Post editorial discusses naval strategy and the planned Pacific voyage, criticizing cruise plans and highlighting concerns over range finding and fire control systems. It assesses general board recommendations, potential costs, and the broader strategic stakes in maintaining naval strength. The piece also explores American public sentiment on the Anglo American power balance and touches on political discourse around Roosevelt and the third term debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
United States Navy
Pacific
General Board
Ump
Pune
United States
Wostevar
Tarkis
Califars
Public health and milk fraud urged amid safeguards
The piece argues for strict government action to curb milk fraud and protect public health. It praises the Public Health and Hospital Service for pushing information on disease risks from milk and urges officials to enforce diligent, nationwide oversight, warning that self protection in crowded cities is inadequate without strong municipal and federal measures. It discusses campaign finance transparency and political accountability as well, noting Roosevelt and Cortelyou, and criticizing complacent appointments while stressing public right to know campaign funding sources.
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Amattera
Missumippt
Atlante Coast
Hachiman
Stamford
Warbington
Av‘poritier
Farina
Washington
Whitemarver
Republican Campaten
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Roosevel
Jonathan
Judge Landis A Live Wire On The Federal Bench
Portraits of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis show a frail man with a intense vitality a five foot six inch frame weighing about a hundred pounds yet filled with vigor he is described as a live wire whose bench action conveys power and purpose He is noted for humane sentences and gives criminals a second chance by offering them work and guidance after punishment highlighting his belief that a judge should punish yet also restore and guide offenders toward right.
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Lutuoian
Gow Hughes
Helen
New York
Shail
Pyamies
Representative ix Congress
Aotec
Dia
Dulen
Renidente
Eppaintmante
Jemain
Hughes Iite
Fromm
Ximost Oy
Eideral Court
Landis
Twick
Federal Bench
Landle
Ilinda
Kendle
Lindsey
Denver
Mack
Chicago
Landin
Xou
Tnur Chidren
Judge Landis
Rate and the Plague in India Focus on Rat Extermination
An article argues that to curb the plague in India authorities now emphasize eradicating rats as the key tactic. It notes widespread rat infestations from Poona to distant towns and urges decisive, large scale action despite daunting challenges.
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Dheters
Wlogiata
India
Poona
Buckwheat cake and codfish ball misadventure headline mystery
A garbled feature mixes verse on autumn foods with a New York science note about electric sleep discovered by Stephane L diich and a pet tale of a Spanish hen adopting two orphaned kittens. The jumble includes references to fall dishes, medical claims, and animal antics.
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Vane
New York
Pma
L Diich
School of Medicine
Nantes
Leduc
Henry Lisk
Now@ Broadway Hayanne
Aenge
Abe
Wittens
MME MERBENBERG MARRIAGE SCANDAL AND ROYAL TIES
An expansive, unnamed source recounts the alleged marriage of Mme Natalie Doubert to Prince Nicholas of Nassau as possibly morganatic and questioned by a son Count George Merenberg. It covers the legal status, related intrigues, and a Rome court case concerning faisse de commerce and a forged betrothal, with references to the Nassau line, the Russian court, and a separate tale of deceit involving a groom and a countess in Rimini.
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Natalie Merenberg
Agaremin
Almanach de Gotha
Nicholas of
Masiau
Gon Doubert
Fusalun
George Mercnberg
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Nicholax
Grand Duchy
Pest
George Merenberg
Prince Nicholls
Mme Doa
Allsoach de Gotha
Nasnau
London
Mme
Natale Doubelt
Doubelt Waal
Torby
Michael Michaelowitch of
Rosia
Mme Doubert
Nicholas
Duke
Nansau
Luxemburg
Paris
Onder
Nassau
Nicholus
Mme Natalie Pouchkrine
Pourhking
Prince Nicholas
Aelis
Doabelt
Merenterg
Slatera
Ilegitimale
Tas
Cain
House of
Rusala
St Peteraburg
Alexander II
Michielveith
Russia
Mma Vobelt
Countess Morenberg
Mme Donbelt
Prince of
Gea Contelt
William
Mme Dugubelt
Merendere
Punvhkine
Inn Haron Heeckeren
Hannibal
Peter the Great
Zennerill
Tacehta
Te Ron
Dan
Han x Grou
Maatar
Rizolat
Himial
Rome
Rimini
Desert Doctor Liberties Healing Spring in California
In the Lamarbila Courier Journal a tale recalls an ambitious 25 year scheme to cultivate a Garden of Eden in the California desert near Palm Springs. A doctor, Dr Murray, now uses mountain spring water to create a small oasis with ten acres of oranges and alfuita. The warm spring remains a potential tourist draw as Indians and locals seek cures and refreshment from the mineral waters.
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Lamarbila Courier Journal
California Desert
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
St Louis
Avansville
San Hermantino
Ganguine
Southern Pacific
Palm Springs
Tein
Jn Wiley
Lana
Los Angelea
Paul
Mark Twain Sours Roosevelt Crusade Boat Request
A garbled verse from a New York hotel scene mocks Mark Twain’s opposition to guiding a presidential voyage with Roosevelt aboard a fictional craft. The fragmentary text references Theodore Roosevelt, a Mississippi setting, and playful insistence on Twain steering the boat, ending with a jab at Twain’s reluctance and age.
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New York Warl
Mark Twain
Roosevelt
Theodore
Mississippi
Theonora
Doga Welcome and Psychic Power Debate at Hotel
A New York World article reports on Dr Isaac K. Funk warning that psychic power rivals electricity in danger. He cites the Vanderbilt case and says spiritualism may trap the ignorant, urging cautious study of mind beyond the physical.
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Isaac K. Funk
Funk
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
May Pepper
Edward W .Vanderbilt
Mra Pepparas
North Pole
Pole
nBooks
Aid
Willian
New York World
Tr Hobert
Academy of Medicia
Jabne
Fas
Ragshan Boop
Dog visitors welcome at Burlington hotel says owner
Mrs Hodnut, owner of several rare breeds, defends pets at the Burlington hotel amid objections to furred and feathered animals. The note clarifies canines may roam hotel areas, with parrots and a monkey example cited as past incidents.
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Auchington
Thirtieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Phey
Reading
Melody
Burlington
Hodast
Country Villa
Hudnut
Poughkeepsie
Doga Ahe
Aho
Gamine Peta
Third-term Tate Dog Daily Visits Sick Master at Hospital
A devoted police dog named Bly, belonging to Policeman John Devlin of the Nineteenth District, visits Devlin at the Penassisania Hospital each day at 10 o'clock after his master’s hospitalization. Despite rules banning dogs on premises, authorities temporarily permitted Bly to accompany him to the room, where the dog remained outside until Devlin leaned to speak.
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Bly
John Devlin
Devlin
Penassisania Hospital
Bily
Eighth Street
Devins
Roosevelt Nomination Clash Reported by Opponents
Fragmented excerpts show Republican critics urging Roosevelt to avoid self nomination while emphasizing public confidence and party control. They warn he cannot secure party unity or resist a competing claimant amid early campaign tensions.
Talked About in Hotel Corridors on Presidential Hopeful Ties
A Shoreham chatter mill discusses Uncle Joe Cannan and Speaker Cannon as potential GOP paths to the White House. Samuel W McCall questions executive overreach while Judge Parker is eyed for Democratic stance on the Constitution.
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Joe’ Cannan
Samuel W McCall
Massacchusetts
McCall
Cleveland
Judge Parker
Parker
Massachusetts
House
Cannon
United States
Tha House
Reed
Mr Meffall
Thomas B Reed
Alwass
Harrigan Hume
Mr Heed
Waine
Spek
Garfield
Hume
Reid
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Weanager
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Mertford
Dmanay
Paul Block
Dave
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Esa
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la Ossient
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Housevelt
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Mr. Bryan
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Isat Republican Campaign
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Orange Mana
Portland Oregonian
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Santa Barbara
Irmingham Age Herald
Leod Durant
Gow
Uko
Cane
Post Office Department
Prof Jay
Omaha
Kenesaw Mourtain Landis
Xeen
Haa
Udbane
Mme. Merbenberg
Galifornia Desert
Theorore
Tarend Pelt
Fay
Theodyre
Doga
Atlanta
Comsticacion
Skeep
Heey
Hepin
Tate
Roca
Szain
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Cholee
John R. Thomas
Oklahoma
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Raleigh
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Museaser
Frank Cates
Philatelphia
Turing Tate Mullioner
Faberem
Daniel & Hoover
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Gib Mo
Inter
Department
Northerm Centeel
James Sutd
Myer
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Halifax
Burd
Dauphn
Longworth
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York
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San Francisco
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