Commoner Comment on Harmony Among Organizers
The piece discusses David B. Hill's opposition to New Yorks franchise tax law before the court of appeals. It cites The New York World praising the bill's broad backing from real estate, labor, and commercial groups, and notes a special Albany train effort to urge Roosevelt. It contrasts harmony rhetoric with criticism of Hill and questions party unity.
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Imperialist detects truth and falsehood in acquisitions
A critic argues the ability to see similarities between the Louisiana purchase and the Philippines echoes risks of annexation. It suggests Republican leaders would oppose similar terms and that postal officials may back the president's cautious stance.
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Debate on Philippine policy mirrors Louisiana Purchase terms
Advocates of the administration face a test of consistency in applying Louisiana Purchase style terms to the Philippines. Supporters of McKinley and the Palmer and Buckner movement question Bryan's democracy. Hanna strongly defends Roosevelts policies, though his devotion may need repairs.
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Breach of promise suit ends with $25,000 verdict
Reporter notes a famous actress and fiancé dispute over a millionaire diner romance that collapsed. Kitty sued Jack for breach of promise and won twenty five thousand dollars, with remarks on the comic bargaining and a segue to the actress presenting her new play with twenty gowns and five scenes including one at the dressmaker.
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Mrs Kidder Jokes About Graduates In Portrait of Rivalry
A playful exchange between Mrs Kidder and Mr Kidder hints at post graduation tensions and family pride as they tease about listening to advice and changing expectations within a household. The light banter centers on who really knows best after graduation.
Meeker Confronts Neighbor Over Words Theatrics
Meeker recounts an exchange where he confronted a neighbor who called him a jabbering idiot. Naggsby approves, asking if Meeker succeeded, but Meeker laments that the neighbor turned out to be the sort who would rather fight than eat.
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Crafty kitchen clash over broken dishes and patience
Mrs Testy accuses Bridget of breaking dishes that cannot be duplicated and Bridget says it’s common sense not to replace them. Griselda is praised for patience as Walter shows up only after wiping his feet, while the house scene ends with a serene smile.
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There Are Always Exceptions
A humorous exchange notes premature grayness from brain work but jokes about exceptions. Mrs. Chatter-They and Mrs. Laphead-That may be true, but 4s has exceptions. The narrator mentions her husband turning gray at 25 despite lacking brains to work with.
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Not So Bad as It Might Be Neighbor Crying Teething Child
A neighbor reports a baby teething causes constant crying while another neighbor jokes it could be worse acknowledging relief that the noise is from a child rather than a baby elephant tusking.
Behind the Scenes: Law, Travel Plans, and a Toy Joke
A deputy sheriff notes many cases this month while a sheriff plans a Rome trip on the 30th and a Saturday fall. Merchants’ goods await seizure as a halted plan intersects with a romance. A hostess and inventor joke about a toy tramp failing to work, highlighting a playful wartime era humor.
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Etta
Ragged cuffs and linen dreams in the era's wild lines
A collage of 19th century snippets notes gossip, ads, and curiosities. References range from fashion quips and domestic remedies to a Kentucky Uncle Tom death tallies, Sunderland electric lights, a Texas mining accident, a breakfast cereal misadventure, and a veteran reader praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. The piece ends with a reflection on reputation by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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