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Split hopes for tariff change split in Congress
The Boston Post argues for a tariff revision aided by Republican defections in the Fifty-ninth Congress. It cites Senator Cullom and Western Republicans favoring immediate tariff revision, while Democratic papers predict only a rare rupture. The piece notes the Democrats’ past defeats and argues protectionists may not trigger a Republican alliance.
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Undesirable Immigrants Debate in Republican Chronicle
A Chronicle column criticizes undesired immigration and naturalization abuses, debating civic impact and policy responses. It argues restrictions on naturalization, tightening citizenship, and vigilant oversight of naturalized voters while noting the danger of citizens-turned-insurgent actors. The piece urges action to curb foreign influence and protect national allegiance.
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Made In Germany Germ Causes Domestic Discord
The piece warns of a germ called kitchenkolier that allegedly breaches domestic harmony by ruining meals and provoking temper and divorce. It compares to other diseases, cites Dr Wiley and a German doctor, and urges a remedy to obliterate the menace from kitchens and homes nationwide.
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Pittsburg Race Troubles Mirror Southern Segregation
The author critiques Pittsburg's racial tensions as a Republican stronghold, recalling past anti slavery actions and noting violent incidents where African American children faced attack in a September school opening. The piece contrasts Northern and Southern attitudes toward race and laments delayed progress in Pittsburg’s schools.
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Campaign funds and the self made man debate in 1900s press
The Pennsylvania Republican State committee chairman Andrews faces sharp rebuke from the Philadelphia Bulletin for using bank and fiduciary funds to back a party campaign. The piece traces this as a recurring partisan practice, compares it with earlier eras, and links it to major financiers and insurance interests while noting broader calls for fair funding across parties. It also discusses Professor Butler's claim that self made men are fading, arguing experience and practical ability remain key to success.
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Monte Cristo ties and royal pastime across Europe
The article recalls Marquis Carlo Ginori’s death in a Munich hospital after typhoid, his Monte Cristo estate, and his ties to Italian royalty. It recounts the island’s history from monks to a Tuscan penal colony, Taylor’s sale, and its purchase by King Victor Emmanuel who uses it as a game preserve. It notes royal travel, automobilism trends among monarchs, and Queen Alexandra’s Copenhagen meeting with the widowed Czarina.
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Twisht remarks and ballplaying boys in a pasted exchange
In a Philadelphia Press roundup a policeman Fox is praised for catching boys who play ball on his beat. A citizen notes the officer has a small boy who plays ball with bats and balls his father takes from others, highlighting curious lines about policing and games.
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Coffee V Can Be Ally to Prohibition Efforts
In Augusta Georgia a newspaper notes prohibition supporters push coffee clubs as a non alcoholic alternative. California leads with San Diego clubs serving coffee and cigars, diverting funds to further clubs while avoiding dividends. Reports estimate 1000 to 1500 daily patrons seek warm, non intoxicating beverages.
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Higher discipline essential for rail safety warns editor
A Detroit Free Press editorial cites Nevada and Pennsylvania freight and passenger train crashes as proof that negligence and disobedience of orders cause most rail disasters. It praises signaling, double tracks, and discipline while urging reform to reduce danger and protect lives. An Milwaukee column adds that money cannot buy the U.S. presidency, arguing virtue remains essential.
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In Which They Don't Speak
Dialog snippets from various newspapers reveal light exchanges about friendships, drama, and social life. The piece threads jokes on intermissions and a market Street Subway question, ending with a quip about finding a good man in New Jersey.
Tabloid philosophy from a Philadelphia Record fragment
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record blends aphorisms on debt, procrastination, and personal conduct with mock interview style quips about public figures and social behavior. The text references keeping troubles private and the morals of social company. It hints at a satirical exchange on appearances and reputation.
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Back to His First Love and a Weather Change Debate
A column from the Memphis Scimitar ridicules an African educated man and mocks civilization, then shifts to the Detroit Free Press argument for moving the Presidential inauguration date due to weather and health concerns, followed by a Wispwe Miles joke, and a Providence Journal note on a Massachusetts Democratic statesman seeking gubernatorial consideration.
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Reflections and Prose Jokes from a Bookish Page
A collage of witty snippets and literary quips from the New York Press. It notes Mr Ramsey and a prosaic age while poking fun at poetry editors and office banter. The piece includes remarks on knighthood, ignorance, and a bachelor’s reflections with playful misspellings and social jabs.
Good Price for Cotton Increases Prosperity in the South
The Charlotte Chronicle cites The Manufacturers' Record estimating that the last six cotton crops paid farmers over 3.0 billion dollars, far above the 1.8 billion across the prior six years. It notes farmers earned about 50 million annually from cotton plus seed value, with regional prosperity rising as Southern property values and industrial activity grow.
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Senator Joaquin Walker Martinez Meets in Washington
The Chilean minister to the United States, Senor Joaquin Walker Martinez, returns to Washington after a lengthy northern vacation. At the Arlington he discussed Chilean governance with a Post reporter, noting central government control, provincial governors, and a parliamentary element. He contrasted Chile's system with the United States and stressed each nation follows what suits its needs.
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