Massachusetts Vivisection Law Debate Highlights Protection of Real Science
The piece argues for a Massachusetts law regulating vivisection to curb quackery while protecting legitimate scientific work. It supports requiring college or university authority, registered facilities, and a board of inspection to enforce rules, shielding institutions from unqualified practitioners. It also notes related federal pay perks debate for Congress and the president.
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Massachusetts
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Roosevelt picks capable Isthmian Canal Commission leaders
The president appoints a Meridian like panel headed by Admiral Walker, with seven commissioners and thousands of subordinate officials. The installation signals merit based selection and cautious optimism for the Panama canal project’s long duration and spending.
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United States
Senators Propose Salary Increase Amid Election Tensions
The piece notes Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire urges raises for national officials, including President from 50000 to 75000 and Senators and Representatives from 900 to 8000, arguing the move would be ill advised and politically risky on the eve of general elections. It reflects on public pay norms and social expectations in Washington.
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Washington
Congress
Senator Smoot polygamy debate tested in Senate
The inquiry into Senator Smoot centers on his loyalty to monogamy while exposing Mormon leadership’s polygamous ties. President Smith’s frank view of the church system is noted as admirable, yet the question remains if a polygamy framework can yield a competent senator. The House dealt with Roberts. the Senate faces Smoot.
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M. F. Cowley
Roger Clawson
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Stealthy Steve Traces Baron Across Longitudinal Line
Speeding with Mrs Miskell for two hours they reach Offskholsk near the 80th meridian east now the chase extends to banking towns on the line. Steve orders banks to detain any Baron Hizzizzan lookalike by cashing checks or arresting him, then hurries southwest.
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Stealthy Steve Outsmarts Prussian Brigands On Highway
The detective Stealthy Steve and Mrs. Miskell travel by auto when five brigands block the road. Steve coolly uses a box of Turkish Terrors cigarettes to render them unconscious and continues on, leaving the men to recover later. He jokes about smoking and returns to the journey with Mrs. Miskell. The tale teases tomorrow's chapter in the Sunday Post.
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Jeremiah Pennwhizz Missing in War Zone Aerial Disaster
War correspondent Jeremiah Pennwhizz is believed dead after an airship incident during eastern front hostilities. Secretary of State John Hay has asked Bob Evans to locate him at all hazards, while officials note an emergency fire escape on the Allsortsia airship.
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Millionaires at Gas Litigation Crowd Supreme Court Hearing
The gas securities case before Judge Barker centers on $11 million in bonds sold to Kidder, Peabody & Co. Testimony from Robert Winsor details profit allocations among Lawson, Rogers, Seligman, Brady and others. The crowded courtroom follows the reorganization dispute as Lawson claims a 10 percent share and public impact is noted.
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Jones and Miss Suman Scene Reveals Papa
In a terse exchange, Miss Suman identifies a man as Papa while noting Jones observes a distinct figure with a scrawny neck and billy-goat whiskers. The moment centers on recognition within a tense encounter.
Fighter and brawler fear confrontation over info
Bjinks pressured Jhinks about telling Howley he was a fighter. Jhinks denies saying a word. Bjinks worries Howley will confront him and prevail before learning the truth.
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Marblehead National Bank Closes After 100 Years
Marblehead March 4. After a century of operation the Marblehead National Bank closed its doors to the public. Liquidation will be pursued rapidly. The bank with a capital of 120000 is solvent and paying all obligations in full.
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Odd Collector skulls and royal dinners in brief notes
A collage of curios from 348 skulls owned by Corpus Christi millionaire Charles W. Jenkins to luncheon visits by General Viljoen and the President. Other items include Prince Henry of Prussia dining in Berlin, Goetz directing a radium exhibit, and Miles leading an oil cartel effort.
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Raphael
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Miles
Texas
Indian Territory
Debutante Miss Dorothy Quincy Wears Velvet Gown
The prominent society debutante Miss Dorothy Quincy daughter of Mrs H P Quincy Beacon Street appears in dark street wear a Lyons velvet gown with a floor sweeping skirt and left side bodice rosettes. She completes the look with a string of pearl beads and a large pale gray felt hat.
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English teacher and Japanese suitor in wartime romance
A Southern college teacher Miss M encounters a Japanese pupil Osaki who confesses love. She resists but later forgives and grows close as war looms between Japan and Russia. She later becomes an American wife and awaits news of her husband fighting abroad.
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Dartmouth Alumni Form $250,000 Dormitory Fund Committee
President Tucker of Dartmouth College named Melvin O. Adams of Boston Charles F. Mathewson of New York Henry H. Hilton of Chicago and former New Hampshire Governor Rollins to lead a committee raising 250000 dollars for a new dormitory.
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Chicago
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