Liar, however high he may be impugns unnamed source in senate
In a Washington discussion on the rate bill Senator Bailey denied knowledge of a White House tied press claim while denouncing a Chicago Tribune report as a deliberate and malicious lie. Senator Tillman and Chandler were referenced as opposing rate legislation and as in contact with Aldrich. Bailey challenged the accuser's authority and urged that the liar face consequences. The incident ended without further reply.
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Bailey
Rouge Wade
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Tillman
Chandler
Aldrich
White House
Truman
Boley
Halley
Tillman Denounces Muckraking Articles and Lacking Truth
Senator Tillman rebukes a Chicago Tribune and New York Tribune piece he labels false and timed to mislead Washington. He claims eight distinct falsehoods in the reports and vows to expose the truth later, asserting cordial ties with Senator Lodge and denouncing the alleged anti administration bias.
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Jt Meels
Lev
Texas
Tilimso
Eoucidle
Leveral Moody
Tillman
E Allison
Fahall
Chaindler
Lodge
Chandler
New York
Money From Husbands a Cautionary Tale in Faith
A Philadelphia preacher’s clever fund raising tale shows how a pastor privately leverages husbands of congregants to avoid public bazaars while still clearing church debts. Harper’s Weekly offers moral guidance urging youths to seek wholesome literature and cheerful influence over pessimism.
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Philadelphia
Harper's Weekly
Leaving Out an Obsolete Word in Marriage Service
The Kansas City Journal notes the removal of the word obey from the marriage service as a symbolic step in women's progress. It argues the word held little meaning and suggests the change reflects broader social shifts rather than a moral reform.
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Kansas City Journal
Starter Clarified by Senators in Fort Keogh Building Talk
Quartermaster General Humphrey asked Congress for funds for Fort Keogh buildings, calling a certain number a good starter. Senator Carter defined a starter as a technical army phrase, while Senators Aldrich Kean debated the meaning with bemused asides and a gag about a concoction.
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Humphrey
Congress
Fort Keough
Carter
Aldrich
Kean“Csnally
Kean
Great Trust Promoter Mulls Harnessing Niagara or Vesuvius
A Chicago News quote portrays a bold plan by a famed trust promoter who vows if Niagara cannot be harnessed he will turn to Vesuvius. The dialogue sketches a pipe line under the Atlantic to heat America, arguing coal would become obsolete.
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Niagara
Great Trust
Atlantic
America
Coal Trust
Chicago News
Reached Decision on Sea Level Canal by Senate Committee
The Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals decided in favor of a sea level canal across the Isthmus of Panama. Senator Carmack's return gave the majority of one vote, with Chair Millard in the minority. The committee authorized report to the Senate, with two reports to be issued simultaneously.
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Washington
Senate
Paneea
Srnuter Carmack
Chairtan Milferd
Kitridge
Kittredge
Messrs
Platt
Ankeny
Morgan
Carmack
Taliaferro
Millard
Knox
Hopkins
Simmons
Dryden
A College Professor Exposed Debates at Syracuse
A fragmented report from a New Orleans Times Democrat style piece cites Chancellor Day of Syracuse University amid criticism of the president’s era and alleged funding schemes. Dr Parkhurst of Chicago referenced claims connect Standard Of money to Syracuse funds, with discussion of railroad ads and other financial plans.
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Syracuse University
Parkhurst
Chicago
Deer
New Orleans Times Democrat
Pettus Interjects During Beveridge Speech
In a Saturday evening Post item Senator Pettus of Alabama interjects during Senator Beveridge's impassioned speech asking if Beveridge yields. Beveridge politely agrees and Pettus moves to adjourn.
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Saturday Evening Post
Benator Beveridge
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Indiana
Effert
Beveridee
Pam
Ankle Breaks At Carter's Creek Home
Mrs James Sellars of Carter's Creek neighborhood fractured her ankle Saturday at her son Gid Sellars's home due to a loose plank on a perch. Also noted:Modern Toys for Children mentions curious English nursery items including a New York child's cherished possession a human skeleton. London Bystander quips about children mimicking parents and keeping a skeleton in the cupboard.
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James Sellars
Carter's Creek
Gid Sellars
New York
London
Senate visit shadows rate bill recognition by Hepburn
The passage notes that Colonel Hepburn may fail to recognize his rate bill after a brief trip to the Senate and Washington Star, signaling doubt over timely acknowledgment of the measure.
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Hepburn
Senate—Washington Star
Debate Over Expulsion Sparks Senate Chatter
In Chauncey’s House a Glase comment circulates while Senator Depew reportedly backs Smoot’s expulsion. The piece hints at reciprocal expulsions as a political jest within Senate lines.
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Glase
Chauncey
Depew
Smoot
Interesting older minister profile and scattered notes
Rev. Richard Armer, the world’s oldest Welshan minister, recently marked his 97th year after nearly seven decades in the pulpit, showing vigor and vitality. The piece also surveys observations on gender differences in youth work capacity, a French president’s routine, Edinburgh’s oldest musician George Oriel, a dead letter office mystery, and German embassy promotions with American connections.
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Richard Armer
Long Silk Gloves Scarce in Summer Fashion
A Kansas City bar recounts how long black silk gloves are unavailable as designers misjudge summer trends. A clerk explains manufacturers focused on fall and winter lines, leaving white gloves or dyed options as the remaining choices. The girl worries about dye bleeding and laments the shortage.
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Alec Ehe
Kansas City
Boarder Etiquette and Odd Encounters From a Boarding House
A boarding house mistress explains tactful limits with boarders, recounting a hats-on-plates mishap resolved by sticky fly paper. A Denver politician and wife joke about balcony safety at the Brown Hotel. An immigrant on Bilis Island confounds inspectors, replying “Naw Scotch” when asked nationality. Other brief vignettes include a father and son chemistry of coal and a man selling a horse to a potential buyer who fears a strong-willed woman driver.
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Mr. Cranston
Denver
Brown Hotel
John
Denver Post
Bilis Island
Get-rich-quick Schemes Meet Their Demise in Chicago
A new elaborate get-rich-quick scheme collapses, but the victims are encouraged by others who promise to organize support for those harmed. The Chicago Tribune notes ongoing interest in protecting investors and pursuing recoveries.
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Chicago Tribune
Graft for Everybody in Washington House Scene
The Boston Herald reports a rousing House of Representatives moment as a seed trust bill failed. Members cheered and pounded desks while declaring relief for farmers who would not be cut off from seed supply. A demagogic tone marks the scene as lawmakers celebrate a partisan victory.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Congressional
Boston Herald
Has Congress Come to This Many Minds or Many Men
A New York Mail quip questions the Philadelphia Inquirers view that Congress is “many men of minds” comparing it to the smaller number of minds in the body. The quip implies skepticism about intellectual diversity in Congress.
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Congress
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York
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