Washington clash over new rule on discharge of ambassador
Speaker Cann was overruled by Democrats and insurgent Republicans in his interpretation of a new rule related to discharge of ambassadors. The article notes delays in Washington and a modified plan for fortification as discussed by E. D. Robbins of New Haven.
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Morgan firms tighten grip as bank presidencies change in New York
The text notes J. P. Morgan increasing influence over major New York financial institutions amid leadership shifts at two large national banks and a wall street trust company. It also reports the illness of a czarina worsening with paralysis spreading from the feet to the legs and arms. A house sub committee favored advancing Captain Robert E Peary to rear admiral and a retirement transition in the navy.
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National and regional News Roundup from Albany to Spain
Democratic caucus nominations in Albany yield Sheehan as preferred US senator with 63 votes while 25 Democrats abstain. Republican Lodge nominated at Boston caucus. Muted notes on business, law, and crimes include a New York banker receiver case, riot and lynching reports, and a ferry blast near Oakland.
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United States
Albany
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Shepard
Herrick
Senator Depew
New York Presbytery
Norman W M. Thomas
New York
Joseph G. Robin
Crain
Edward T. Rosenheimer
Grace Hough
Lodge
Boston
Senate
House
Global unrest and rescues dominate early reports
The week’s dispatches recount a lost survey party returning to Winnipeg, looming seamen strikes affecting major ports, Messina’s rebuilding, emigration reform accords, a 16 hour battle in Chihuahua, the German air tragedy in Pomerania, a Toronto bank robbery sentence, Rhine ice tragedy, Vienna’s census, Harbin plague tensions, foreign volunteers insured, Truxillo’s capture, Portuguese mutiny, and hemispheric diplomacy from Guatemala to Colombia.
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New Jersey Senate Opens Amid Fight Over United States Senatorship
The 135th New Jersey legislative session opens with a Senate fight on the U S senatorship as James Smith Jr seeks to topple James E Martine. Gov Fort urges reforms including departments of corporations and motor vehicles and removal power. Ackerman named Senate president Kenny speaker as Democrats enter with many reform issues.
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Publicity for Assessments in Collingswood
Arrangements are under way for publishing the assessor's tax duplicate. While some property owners oppose publicity, a large majority favor knowing assessed valuations of parcels, especially valuable properties, where only a small tax is expected.
Henry C Pitney Dies in Morristown at 84
Morristown resident ex vice chancellor Henry C Pitney died at his Maple avenue home from the grip. He leaves sons Mahlon Henry John O H and Frederick V Pitney and daughters Mrs Sadie Pit ney Johnson and Mary Pitney. Pitney studied at Princeton and was admitted to practice in 1851. He served as prosecutor of the pleas for Morris County before becoming vice chancellor in 1889, retiring in 1907.
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Never Again Society forms in Trenton to aid despondent
The Never Again Society in Trenton invites those who have attempted suicide but seek uplift to join. Members meet weekly to tell their life stories and help each other resist despair by showing the futility of self harm.
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Modes of Daintiest Nightwear In January Underwear Display
A fashion piece notes January sets the pace for white gal es in big shops with an expansive underwear display. It highlights bridal nightwear sets in mull and lawn, detailing prices from $20 to $45, and praises handmade laces, fabrics, and home sewing options for elegant, affordable garments.
Lace and kimono gowns dominate home sewing styles
The article extols lace dominated fabrics and blind embroidery as elegant yet sheer additions to everyday gowns. It highlights a square neck kimono style with short sleeves for home sewists, plus beaded lace accents and ribbon details. Pajamas suit slender figures, with blue cotton sets shown.
Pretty Gift Calendar Restores Color to Lace
A dainty calendar project uses a circular cardboard base and silk cover to present a lace restoration method. Lace discoloration is treated with strong black tea soak, then dried with gum arabic solution and gentle ironing to revive its color.
Decorative calendar with floral border and satin trim
A calendar page features a floral design filling unused space, a silk cord edge, satin ribbon frill, and a ribbon loop with a rosette bowl to hang it. A printed calendar is affixed in the center with paper fasteners, and ready calendars are cheap this season.
Glass as bedroom decor gains popularity in early 1900s homes
The article notes glass replaces china in bedrooms with white or cream striped paper and chintz. Washstands with plate glass tops hold glass basins and bottles on crocheted mats. glass is used for toilet tables, powder pots, jewel boxes, and candlesticks. A trend paints the underside of glass and some women use black glass mirrors for a transparent look.
Omelets and tips for perfect eggs from a bygone era
A dated guide on making omelets notes water over milk for tenderness and stresses beating whites only until the egg stands, using a smooth hot steel pan, butter, and a brief oven finish. It suggests adding chives parsley blanched almonds and maple syrup, with variations like sweet omelets and fruit preserves.
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America
Breakfast Dishes For Varied Morning Meals
A cultuur piece listing several breakfast ideas includes Bacon Scramble with fried bacon and eggs, Southern Buckwheat Cakes using yeast and molasses, fresh fruit options like baked apple with cream, stewed prunes or dates with oatmeal, Codfish Balls with mashed potatoes and a poached egg, and notes that omelets vary but share a common base with steps for a classic folded omelet.
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Legion
Parisian Benefactor Leaves Heir Reward For Big Families
A wealthy Paris resident bequeaths 1000 francs to each household where the couple married in the last five years and now has five living legitimate children. The aim is to counter a falling birth rate and boost in family births in his neighborhood.
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A Matter of Sey Quip on Firmness and Obstinacy
A quip from Stray S. tone contrasts gendered virtue with stubbornness. A young lady asks her fiancé the difference between firmness and obstinacy, and he replies firmness is a noble female trait while obstinacy is a male defect.
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