Stewart Doom Inactive Duty Amid Army Board Hearing
Col William F Stewart of the coast artillery, stationed at Fort Grant Arizona, appeared before a Washington retiring board led by Brig Gen W P Hall. The board has not completed its findings but the War Department expects Stewart to be found incapacitated for active duty and retired. The report notes the case has drawn intense attention within the army.
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William F. Stewart
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Fort Grant
Ariz
Army
W. P. Hall
U. A
Stewart
War Department
Priz h Wool Tariff Question From the Lusk Herald
The Lusk Herald cites tariff disputes over wool pricing, noting a 41 cent duty yet sales under 10 cents a pound and asking for a G O P perspective on sensible replies. It also condemns forest reserve practices as a conservation humbug and cites sales of railroad ties to Carbon Timber.
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Land Office
Republican Party
Mary
Taft
Pinchot Fired and Land Reform Advocated in Speaker Row
A Lusk Herald note cites a statement claiming Pinchot will be fired amid Bryan era reforms restoring public access to millions of acres of forest land and expanding agricultural reserves. A woman interrupted a political talk by coughing and endorsing Foley’s Honey and Tar for relief.
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Pinchot
Bryan
Lusk Herald
Foley
Roedel
New York Counts Can Be Had in Pints and Quarts at Palmers
Palmer's Cafe offers New York counts in both pints and quarts, presenting a drink selection with regional flavor. The notice highlights available sizes and the cafe’s location for patrons seeking New York style beverages.
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New York
Palmer's Cafe
No clear single news event in Robinson Cruso notes
Reading fragments mention Robinson Cruso's citizenship papers in Boston, a New Yorker arrested for arson and burglary, magazine ads, Roosevelt, ten office girls, Noah Webster centennial, Hartford bridge dedication, and dust causing sneezing in fish.
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Roosevelt
Lfe
Noah Webster
World of Letters
Springfield
Mass
New
Hartford Bridge
Pennsylvania
Wit and Humor Gossip Snippets from Puck Life and Press
A collage of jokes and quips from Life Puck Philadelphia Inquirer Washington Star and others. Jesters debate marriage wealth and politeness while a clergyman mistress and a cook with electricity pop up in lighthearted bits.
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Potter
Puck
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington Star
Mos
Eben
Cleveland
Simple Arithmetic and a Parlor Plan for Wealth
An anecdote from Harper’s Weekly describes a Baltimore girl convinced a hen venture can pay the national debt, calculating 60 cent eggs yielding 1.5 million in five years. A parlor miscalculation follows as a minister questions a bereaved father about marriage prospects and five unmarried daughters.
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Papa
Harper's Weekly
Merely Preparatory in a Cooking Course Ask
A pretty girl confides to a matron she plans a thorough cooking course to become a good wife. The matron approves and questions how she will manage her concerns.
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