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Senate censures Tillman and McLaurin amid row
The senate, voting on the Tillman McLaurin engagement, adopts a resolution of censure, restores suspended senators to privileges, and ends the dispute. The majority blames Tillman for physical violence and McLaurin for temperate language, with dissent arguing senate power to suspend or expel. A state’s representation hinges on temperate lawmakers.
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Iveys Grand Stand Play Draws Treasury Reversal
The piece discusses J. W. Ivey, U S customs collector at Sitka, Alaska, who issued an order barring British sealing schooners from landing at Alaskan ports. The Treasury Department reversed the order, noting it violated treaty rights and international law. It notes the broader sealing controversy and the international ownership of the sealing monopoly.
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British flag and pelagic sealing in the open ocean
The text discusses nationality in pelagic sealing, noting Americans using British registry, US jurisdiction within a miles radius of rookeries after a Paris tribunal ruling, and describes poaching risk as low while condemning harsh methods used on seals during protected rookery sealing.
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British remount fraud exposed by war horse trade figures
An analysis cites 82 427 horses and 95 460 mules bought in the United States for Britain since the South African War, costing almost 25 million dollars. It argues British buyers paid far less than credited, contrasts American army honesty with British corruption, and recalls political satire about early American statesmen.
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Unknown Vice Presidents Honored by Unidentified Busts
The Washington Star notes three marble busts in the Capitol for vice presidents whose identities have faded from posterity. It reflects on fame and lists possible names such as Burr Clinton Gerry Tompkins Calhoun Johnson Dallas, excluding Van Buren Tyler and Fillmore.
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Reminiscences and Oddities From Public Life
Personal notes recount Sir Archibald Milman preparing reminiscences of Parliament. German officer von Eichel Streiber drinks a quart of brandy in ten minutes and is buried with full military honors. M Delcasse appoints Jeanne De Villeneuve secretary of the French consulate in New York. Mrs. Susan Holloway and family display six fingers on each hand, echoed by a similarly polydactyl baby. Mihail Waldteufel, 80, composes across many rooms in Paris. The Kenmore hotel in Washington, once linked to Mrs Bonine shooting Seygnour, sits vacant with rent signs and ghosts. Walter Damrosch debates opera management with Maurice Grau. Damrosch suggests smaller theaters imply salary cuts. Grau argues otherwise. A Missouri congressman joke targets Champ Clark, noting only real people live on Manhattan in New York.
Humor Of The Day Snippets And Witty Quips
A collage of jokes and quips from the era with punch lines about bills hard work clergy quizzes and everyday life. One line notes the cleverness of a scoundrel while another jokes about purses lungs and calling hours. The humor reflects period newspaper snippets and light social observations.
American Gossip on Miss Roosevelt and Royal Titles
An New York observer discusses Miss Alice Roosevelt and possibilities of royal rank if she travels with Mr and Mrs Reid. The tale recalls John Van Buren at Victoria's coronation and his dislike of the title Prince John, noting how public labeling affected his political standing.
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Homecoming in a Interurban Car Scene
A pudgy, apron clad mother reunites with her son Jimmy aboard an interurban car. She boasts of his army service in Cuba and Louisville, and her faith he will never leave again. A stern stranger warns the man beside her to spare the old woman’s heart, or face dire consequences.
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Hysteria at Vassar Provoked by Paderewski
The Washington Post reports Paderewski’s concert at Poughkeepsie caused strong reactions among Vassar students. The article claims hundreds of girls became wildly enthusiastic, with several allegedly convulsing. It cites the New York World account of the performance and its impact on the audience.
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Paderewski at Vassar Provokes Fiery Reception
The article recalls Paderewski at Vassar provoking shrieks and pandemonium among the audience, with some spectators needing restraint. It compares the scene to a historic Possum Fork Baptist revival, suggesting the Vassar setting incites exaggerated fervor and labeling Paderewski as an unusually vociferous audience magnet.
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Veteran Hessian joins Fourth of July parade tale
Rep Kluttz recalls a Fourth of July in North Carolina where Hessian descendants, now citizens, rode with revolutionaries. A celebrated veteran, asked of battles, answers he fought with Washington’s forces after crossing the Delaware. He says he was on the other side.
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Quay Faces Quick Cab Choice After Station Walkout
United States Senator Quay left Broad Street Station and walked past waiting cabbies. A chorus of cabby guesses followed as he ignored them, finally entering a cab and leaving the scene, avoiding the asylum.
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Fashion Notes on Boleros and Summer Dress Trends
The piece surveys popular bolero styles in black taffeta over butter colored lawn, plus embroidered trims and home made lawn appliques. It highlights the chrysanthemum straw, tea dress with Old World lace, and lavish brocade coats, with emphasis on embroidery and garlands shaping summer fashion. It also covers perfume trends, wedding party attire in London, and social shifts like child widow remarriage in Baroda under a modernizing regency.
Greyhound Tale Traced to Custer Survivor
An old post office inspector recalls a greyhound said to be descended from General George A. Custer's dog. He claimed the hound survived Little Bighorn, reached Bismarck days after the battle, and traced its origin by remarkable instinct, one of the few to outlive the massacre.
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