Bimetallism opens London conference amid mixed support
Opening day of the International Bimetallic Conference in London hears speeches by Ht and Hon A J Balfour. The gathering at Egyptian Hall discusses restoring silver, free coinage, and international cooperation, with letters from Archbishop Walsh and Bank of France official Magnin supporting metals restoration.
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Electrifying eel panics at Center Market clash
A wild electric eel attack in Center Market caused panic among shoppers and stallholders. Spectators fled as the eel, about four and a half feet long, discharged around eighteen hundred volts, injuring no one but startling the crowd before a clerk finally subdued it with rubber gloves and a goldfish jar.
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England's Marriage Boom Defies Pessimists And Reformers
A London column argues official registrar data show a surge in marriages between midsummer and Michaelmas, noting royal ties may boost numbers. It mocks reformers who doubt marriage and family life, and retells a Chicago tale of a beauty college and a tramp reform effort at Indianapolis with cautionary humor.
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Harris Confident Bill Will Pass Early in June
Senator Harris of Tennessee says the revenue bill will pass in June without his vote and meet House approval. He predicts revenue reform by July 1 and notes opposition led by Senator Hill may not block the measure. Democratic leaders in the Senate are confident, while Hill and Croker press opposition to the income tax provision. An armistice shifts tariff debate to next Tuesday with executive sessions and planned changes to be proposed by Tuesday for quick action after the Chinese treaty. The Centenary Female College program details follow with commencement events through June 14.
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The piece argues that educated women face limited options beyond marriage and domestic duties. It warns against emigration for passive gender appeal and stresses training for independent work. It notes few remunerative opportunities for capable women in colonies and cautions against unattached migrants seeking menial labor.
Millinery at Cost Draws Shoppers From All Quarters
Millinery selling at cost attracts brisk crowds as shoppers from four quarters participate in a great movement. The stock is large and varied and offers value not seen before. No time to delay.
Bold daylight robbery hits Brewer firm during parade
Mrs. J. H. Brunner reports a bold burglary as a parade proceeded past W. P. Brewer & Lane. An expert thief entered the rear door while the firm’s senior member was away, looting the upper cash drawer of about 100 dollars and 60 dollars in checks, leaving warrants and papers. three drawers below held much more money. Spring suits are in stock at Onas b Wane's.
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