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Parker Opponent Talk Triggers Senate Control Debate
In a Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reflecting on a Washington dispatch in the New York Tribune, the Democrats would need to win state legislatures to control the Senate after March. The piece argues the Parker campaign seeks to rally Republicans, but also warns Democrats of the two edged potential effect on voter effort. It also notes Rockefeller level wealth contrasts and Roosevelt's swift repudiation of a forged letter.
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Odell’s dual role shocks New York Republicans
A long column decries Governor Odell as both governor and state party chairman, arguing the arrangement violates public obligations to the people. It cites criticism from the Boston Herald and Times-Democrat and notes dissent within New York Republicans over this conflict of duties and the impact on the party ahead of elections.
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Rumors and remarks from Judge Parker to European royalty
The column parades assorted notes from Judge Parker and political figures, linking Alaska gold hopes, Roosevelt civil service praise, and Democratic strategy with satirical jabs. It touches on police rulings on women smoking, a Chambersburg case for profanity, growth of insanity claims, and a roundup of royal curiosities and oddities from Leslie's Weekly.
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The Strength of Jefferson in a Metropolitan Magazine Chronicle
A collage of biographical notes on Thomas Jefferson praising his genius as philosopher statesman scholar linguist artist and scientist. It mentions furrow turning plow rice from Italy Savannahs of Carolina and Georgia as food sources and notes a boastful claim of lifting 1000 pounds with bare hands.
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Jeweled Garter Star Sought by Family in Antique Market
The article recounts how the Order of the Garter insignia once owned by the late Duke of Cambridge did not remain in the family as it was auctioned and sold to a jeweler in Homburg, with the Kaiser later paying the $6,000 to prevent its display. it also explains Salic law's history in Europe, the sale of autographs and letters from monarchs, and superstitions surrounding Chartley Hall.
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Political Gossip on Roosevelt Smoot and Intermountain Campaigns
The piece surveys Utah Idaho Montana and Colorado races noting Roosevelt cannot control Smoot's fate and expulsion requires a two thirds Senate vote. It outlines shifting loyalties among Intermountain Republicans and Democrats, Parker vs Roosevelt divides, and state influences on electoral votes with regional campaigning plans and division systems.
Pleaded for Armenians before the President
Armenian delegation including Archbishops Sarajean Aryadian and Dr Loris Melikoff met the President at noon to present a letter from the Armenian Church. They urged United States action to prevent further massacres and thanked Americans for relief efforts while promising to join the Boston peace conference.
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President Roosevelt greets a hero at White House
The president hosted many visitors including Secretary Taft and Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin. Corbin departs for Manila October 13 after San Francisco voyage, while Monssen of the Missouri is praised for averting disaster. Buford Lynch, of this city, was received by appointment yesterday.
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French Workmen Visit White House and Panama Pipe Award
Twenty French labor study delegates led by Albert Metin met President Roosevelt to discuss global labor and industrial issues. The group planned visits to St. Louis expo and American centers. Separately the Isthmian Canal Commission awarded 43,000 tons of pipe and castings to United States Cast Iron Pipe, for Panama water supply, priced at $21.70 per hundred pounds, with delivery to Colon.
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Secretary Shaw to Return to Washington Next Friday
Treasury announces Secretary Shaw will return to Washington for important matters requiring his personal attention and is expected to arrive from Chicago next Friday. He likely leaves for the West again the following Monday. Assigned to Carlisle Indian School John R Wise of Wisconsin named assistant superintendent of the Carlisle PA Indian school effective October 1.
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Guatemalan Minister in Washington Reports Prosperity and Rail Plans
Dr. Jorge Munoz, the new Guatemalan foreign minister to the United States, praises Guatemala's prosperity under President Manuel Estrada Cabrera. He notes rapid commerce and agriculture growth, a strong coffee crop ahead, and a signed New York syndicate deal to build a northern railroad to Port Barrios, with completion in two years, linking to the capital.
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