New York Hysteria and Urban Spectacles Drew Laughs
A New York gossiping piece portrays New Yorkers as hyper and easily swayed by sensationalism from theatre to Wall Street. It mocks professional beggars and fake cripples, notes a Worcester yarn about cucumbers and eggs, and ends with a Bronx Zoo eagle tale amid city irony.
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Ananias Clu
Worcester
New York
Hoatzin Birds On Exhibition At Brooklyn Museum
Curator Frederick A. Lucas displays a hoatzin group at the Brooklyn Institute Museum on Eastern Parkway. G K Cherrie collected the specimens in the Orinoco region. The birds nest over water, hatch naked, dive at four days, and use wing claws as logs early on. Adults have large wings and a water-protective crop. The exhibit reproduces nesting-time conditions, with three adults and several young shown on the second-floor central section.
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Frederick A. Lucas
Brooklyn Institute Museum
Eastern Parkway
G. K. Cherrie
Orinoco
South America
Ita
Fads and Fashions for Ladies in New York Style Notes
New York fashion writers urge careful fabric and color choice to flatter varied figures. Velvet and satin require figure control, while dull fabrics like broadcloth and chiffon suit slim lines. white and black lengthen silhouette. Tailored blouses replace lingerie nets. two coat styles emerge, with tunics, fringe, and crepe de chine. Fur trims, Tasmanian oppossum collars, blended squirrel, and Bracuet patterns appear in wraps and coats. parade of gowns, court trains, and a novel combination gown with detachable carriage-wrap. Leather, embroidery, Turkish turbans, and foldable umbrellas cap the season’s wardrobe notes.
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New York
Bedford Lord
Paris
May Prove Fatal Kidney Trouble Warning in Athens
Athens citizen Miss Bessie Smith of 423 Dougherty Street reports backache and fatigue from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Palmer & Son and a three box course, she says she recovered fully and recommends the remedy. Doan's is sold at 60 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
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Athens
Bright
Bessie Smith
Dougherty Street
Palas
Palmer & Son
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Governor Marshall Takes Office in Indiana Inauguration
Thomas R. Marshall, Democrat, was inaugurated as governor of Indiana, succeeding Frank J. Hanly. Frank J. Hall was sworn in as lieutenant governor. Elaborate ceremonies drew thousands, with a parade by military and civic groups, a speech reaffirming party pledges, and a public reception at the executive offices.
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Marshall
Odianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Frank J. Hanly
Frank J. Hall
Citizens' Committee of
Indianapolis
State House
House of Representtives
Inauguration Day in Illinois Crowns Governor Keneen Again
Springfield Jan 11 Charles 8 Keneen was inaugurated governor of Illinois for the second time. Other officers elected in November were sworn in with the legislature in the state capitol assembly hall. The ceremony was witnessed by both houses and numerous spectators.
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Illinois
Springfield
Charles
Keneen
Winois
Assembly
State Capitol
Tillman lashes Roosevelt in senate over lands probe
Washington, Jan 11 Crowds fill senate galleries as Senator Tillman delivers a blistering reply to President Roosevelt's accusations about Oregon land dealings. He accuses the president of cowardice, falsehoods, and improper press use, defending Hale's committee and Tillman's integrity while condemning the administration's handling of the case.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Tillman
Roosevelt
Hale
Oregon
United States
Senator Hale
Committee
Department of Justice
West
Senator Denounces Land Controversy and President
A senator defends his actions amid a dispute over 2,000,000 acres of Oregon and California land held by Harriman. He asserts his pursuit of nine quarter sections for family and aides, claims no law broken, and challenges Roosevelt and others to prove misconduct while praising his own record and inviting full investigation.
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Senate
Harriman
Oregon
California
Lee
Secret Service
Messrs. Tawney, Smith
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Tillman
Derr
Ely's Cream Balm Remedy Adverts 50 Cents
Do the right thing if you have nasal catarrh Get Ely's Cream Balm at once Avoid catarrh powders and snuffs that contain cocaine Ely's Cream Balm clears secretions inflaming nasal passages and throat Mercury based medicines dry secretions No delusion Just real relief All druggists 50 cents or by mail Ely Brothers 66 Warrrm g Street New York
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warnmg Street
New York
AS JESUS WOULD LIVE MOVEMENT IS STARTED
Cleveland Ohio Jan 11 The movement begun last Sunday by 1800 young people to live as Jesus would for two weeks has grown beyond expectations with about 10000 volunteers unofficially joining the test and pledging to walk in his steps City officers are considering what Jesus would do as city officials Critics praise and condemn the idea Church members support the trial The coming week will conclude the official test
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jesus
Iowa Legislature Opens Busy Session in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa Jan 11 The Iowa legislature organized for a busy session Gov Warren Garst will read the biennial message tomorrow B C Carroll the new governor will be inaugurated Thursday A bill would require corporations to report earnings and expenditures and municipal officials to inspect books Several measures include woman suffrage state insurance and public utilities commissions jury system reform abolition of capital punishment school law revisions and prohibition of Sunday baseball and theatrical performances
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Iowa
Des Moines
Warren Garat
Public Utilities Commission
Labor Leaders in Conference at AFL Headquarters
Washington January 11 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor with over twenty top labor leaders met at AFL headquarters for a sessions likely to shape policy after Justice Wright sentenced President Gompers Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Morison of the federation.
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Washington
D. C
American Federation of Labor
America
Gompers
Mitchell
Morison
Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
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