New York Pie Passion Ends a Taint of Campaign Mud
James A. Edgerton reflects on post campaign mood in New York. He condemns mudslinging around Jerome and Tammany and shifts to Morgan and broader national issues. The piece laments moral battles, praises urban diversity, and ends with a playful fixation on pie as the town’s true passion.
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New York
William Travers Jerome
Tammany
Tate
Billingsgate
Blaine-Cleveland
Wall Street
Morgan
Crane
Chicago
Washington
State Department
San Francisco
Mr. Morgan
St. John’s Cathedral
Morningside Heights
Robert TE. Jones
Kalamazoo
Mich
Iman
West
University of Nebraska
James H. Canfield
Columbia University
Church of the Strangers
Fifty-seventh Street
D. A. Blackburn
Lebanon, O
Canfield
Blackburn
Union
Democratic Party
Boston
Mabel
White House Reforms and Capitol Upgrades for Congress
Special Correspondence notes major improvements in Washington before the 62nd Congress. Elliott Woods oversees decorations in the Senate and House offices with color plans. new elevators and a central power plant are nearing completion. Mrs Taft champions reforms in domestic economy at the White House, ending social distinctions in service and completing extensive repainting.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Senate
House
Elliott Woods
Capitol Building
Supreme Court
Garfield Park
Congressional Library
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Mrs. Taft
Carl Schofield
Seance Phenomena and English Workwear Observations
An excerpt discusses the alleged effects of a seance on Eusapia with notes on a scar on the forehead and a cold breeze test. It then describes English workmen in mills wearing woolen breeches, noting wool clothing is cheaper than cotton and that wool garments cost about half the price of similar cotton items, citing the Textile Manufacturers' Journal.
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Poenomena
Morseliot
Geta
Busania
Merous
Beemme
Eusapia
England
London
American
America
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal
Erin's Attractions promise Ireland a rare resort spread
The London Town and Country notes that England harbors outdated views of Ireland yet predicts Ireland will become a top summer resort within ten years. It cites scenery romance and atmosphere as key draws.
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Erin's
England
Ireland
London
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Aberdeen Woman Recover
Aberdeen resident Mrs. M. B. Wells credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing severe backache and kidney trouble that left her health worn down. She reports her daughter also benefited from the remedy and urges others to buy from Red Cross Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY distributes the product in the United States for 50 cents a box.
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Dean
Aberdeen
Doan
M. BE. Wells
Wash
Red Cross
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Quaker Oats Praised By Medical Authority Browne
Sir James Crichton Browne of London lauds oatmeal as highly nutritious for brain and body in childhood and adolescence. He notes Quaker Oats strengthens the thyroid and helps produce a big-boned, mentally energetic Scottish race, citing oats as a mainstay of diet.
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James Crichton Browne
F.R.S
London
Great Britain
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