Gov Taylor praised as living refutation of old oratory
A Chicago News tribute lauds Gov Robert Demosthenes Taylor of Tennessee for vivid and poetic oratory at the Nashville Exposition. The piece imagines his speeches lighting a perfumed bomb of welcomes and forget-me-nots, then warns of dangers if misused. The column then shifts to memorial notes on Col James White of Hawkins County, death at 69, and public life.
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Second Luetgert trial set for November eighteenth
The second Luetgert trial will begin November 18. A grand jury in Wilkes-Barre indicted Sheriff Martin and deputies for murder over shooting into strikers, killing nineteen at Latimer. Seventy-five thousand attended John W. Thomas day in Nashville, 45,000 from outside. The sealing conference in Washington reportedly agreed to limit or suspend pelagic sealing.
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Latiner
John W. Thomas
Nashville
Washington
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United States
Plain Ham Fried Rice on Toast Recipe
A simple method: finely chop an onion and fry in butter, mix in boiled rice and shredded ham fine, season with salt and pepper, heat through, and serve hot on fried bread. The dish’s secret is to serve very hot to maximize flavor.
Henry George Dies After Apoplexy in New York Hotel
Henry George, mayoral candidate on the Jeffersonian ticket, died at 4 50 AM in the Union Square hotel after fainting fits following four speeches the prior night at Flashing Whitestone College Point and the Central Opera House. His wife and Henry George Jr were by his side as Dr James B Kelly tried to aid him. The hotel flag was lowered to half mast and the city mourned a prominent reformer.
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Edward Ross
Mr. Stephens
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East 59Th Street
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Embroidering women renew skills and floricultural trends
The article notes women reviving embroidery and fancy work, plus arranging flowers at home. It highlights flower year trends with small olive trees, acorns and citrus for dinner tables, and mentions a couple using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child. It also discusses Tennessee university exhibits and Maxims for journalism, with anecdotes about Dana's view on education and the state of weekly papers.
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