Demand of Massachusetts Seeks Hearings on Tariff Change
An editorial urges Congressman McCall to formally request hearings from Chairman Payne on tariff revision. It argues action is urgent before elections, notes lack of official Washington proposals on free hides, coal, and lumber, and recalls Governor Guild’s last fall vote analysis for Roosevelt.
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Guild
Roosevelt
Admiral Dewey predicts future war and urges building battleships
The piece cites a secret House naval committee session in Washington where Admiral Dewey warns Congress of possible war with Germany or Japan. He advises constructing the largest battleships to keep the United States ready, while noting history shows wars often arrive unexpectedly.
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House Naval Committee
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Germany
Japan
United States
Dewey
Cuba
Spain
Insurance officers’ political contributions not a crime says DA
District Attorney Jerome argues before the New York Court of General Sessions that using policy holders’ funds for political campaign donations by insurance officers is not a crime. Those who already restituted may regret their haste. others who have not made good must reconsider.
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Jerome
New York Court of General Sessions
Jerome’s view on larceny in New York law debated
The text argues over whether mere possession by an agent or officer of funds constitutes larceny without evil intent. It cites New York penal code language on theft by misappropriation and contrasts lay moral readings with legal interpretation, noting Mr Jerome’s critique of the statute as weak law.
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Jerome
New York
Massachusetts bill requires reading and writing test for child workers
A labor committee supported bill would mandate an examination of reading and writing ability in English for employment in manufacturing. The measure tightens existing law to better regulate child labor and protect education and health, aiming to set a high standard of guardianship for youth.
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Legislative Committee On Labor
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Standard Oil Figures Face Legal Inquiries In New York
Mr Hadley expected to arrive in New York to resume hearings on inquiries by Missouri through its attorney general. Henry M Tilford was captured escaping in disguise. John D Rockefeller remains at Lakewood New Jersey hiding as officials press for answers from Standard Oil leaders.
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John D. Rockefeller
Lakewood
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Society Snobbery and Dress Codes Spark Gossip
Excerpts critique social access in high circles with musings on money marriage dress codes and gendered entry barriers. Observers debate why men with status gain admittance while women endure rigid tests before joining smart society.
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Holy of Holies
Detroit Journal
Essex Street Postoffice Benevolent Assn Officers Reelected
The Essex Street Postoffice Benevolent Association annual meeting elected officers for a third term at Odd Fellows Hall Warren Street. James F McCraith was named president and James A Barry as vice president with E ed Murphy secretary and P A Cunningham treasurer.
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Rabbi Pielscher address sparks call for tolerance
In a letter to The Post, MAX HENRY NEWMAN cites Rabbi Pielscher asserting he did not kill Christ and argues anti Jewish sentiment endures from misusing Christ story. He urges ending old prejudice and pursuing goodwill between Jews and Christians.
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Is Rockefeller Happy The Moral Of Wealth And Occupation
A columnist muses on John D. Rockefeller’s happiness amid constant pursuit by process servers. The piece argues riches do not guarantee joy and suggests happiness comes from being occupied rather than idle, noting Rockefeller’s vigilant watch over his estate and legal entanglements.
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John
New Jersey
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Last Day of School Exercises At Blueberry Corners
The Blueberry Corners chapel hosted a school closing program last Monday evening. Teacher Mr. Hegikiah Pan degras and Hon Mr. Perkins were praised. Miss Marsie Turner entertained with a funny recital. Clam stew and ice cream were served by the Ladies of the Aid, which raised $20 before ice cream ran out.
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Reporter Threats Prompt Paragraph About You
A light exchange unfolds as Bulging Bascom-Well jokes about threats while noting reporters for Daffy Doins. the banter hints at a mock article about the scene. The dialogue carries a newsroom tone with playful feints and local-color humor.
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More Trouble In Stocks And Bonds Office
Dialogue shows a financier and a bondsman debating duties after their daughters marry. The bondsman insists he must keep the daughters’ husbands on their feet, signaling ongoing family and business pressures.
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Chief Mullen Rides Fire Auto through South Boston Greetings
A vivid scene in South Boston shows Chief Mullen riding a fire department auto from Mason street headquarters to East Fourth street where youths and girls cheer him. He jokes with the crowd and notes his fondness for recognizing youngsters, while a parentlike pride comes over him.
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