The Man Who Does Not is Not If It
An obscure musing on public memory and advertising notes that the names that endure are those of advertisers and their bright presence in public life.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
An obscure musing on public memory and advertising notes that the names that endure are those of advertisers and their bright presence in public life.
The event with J Pierpont Morgan, Governor Hughes, and Colonel Roosevelt at Harvard prompts speculation about Wall Street pressure on Roosevelt and a looming clash with Taft. Morgan continues earning despite the degree, while Hughes remains at odds with machine politicians.
The city closes for summer as Barnum school grants 49 eighth grade diplomas with 49 graduates eligible for high school. Washington Maplewood Shelton Clinton Lincoln and Prospect street schools also graduate sizable classes, awarding certificates of honor to top pupils and noting attendance totals.
A courtroom sequence shows lawyers failing to see the joke in questioning veniremen about occupations homes and relationships as a juror misleads or confirms details. A juror answers odd questions about a brother in law funeral residence and marital status highlighting the humor and complexity of juror examinations.
A Chicago jury interrogation reveals a juror with a vague opinion on guilt that could shift with evidence. The article notes awkward admissions from jurors including a streetcar conductor and a bookkeeper, each confessing details about their backgrounds. A bearded assortment of anecdotes ends with a Beecher quote on tears viewing heaven.
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