Cuba Draft Constitution Stirs Debate at Constitutional Convention
The draft Cuban constitution shows marked differences from the earlier plan with debate on electoral college details and suspension of personal liberty. Conservatives push to define U S relations while avoiding entangling questions, hoping Congress handles the issue abroad. The document aims to safeguard Cuba's sovereignty amid potential American concerns.
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Kent
Eden
United States
Notable Benefactions and Miss Gould’s Generosity
The article details major gifts to hospitals, schools, and naval charities, led by May Gould who pledged large sums after discussion with Admiral Philip. It notes gifts from Mount Sinai Hospital and Adolph Lewisohn, plus Lehman bequests, totaling several millions for sailors and marines relief. Miss Gould’s sustained philanthropy is highlighted and linked to post Spanish American War naval support.
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Tech Jseople
America
Abe Princey
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Tims
Tims Are Badly Nettled, and Dow Com
Melon Milder Gould
Toy Hielund
Lundiig
Shrimian
Axsieleiin
Welle
Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Mount Sina! Hospital
New York City
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Fay
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Gmulus
Spain
Admiral Philip
Philip
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Fragmentary note on inheritance and titles in the Bure den
The text shows a fragmented remark about a person named Jay Gould and a claim that his daughter inherited certain characters. It mentions unfinished pinwork and a mistaken assumption about a full possession or title. The fragment lacks clear events or dates.
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Geoh
Jay Gould
Resignation of Silas W. Eccles shocks rail leadership
The article notes Silas Wy Eccles resigns from a top rail position, with praise for his management of the Short Line and the road’s expansion. It mentions successor motives, high salary temptations, and the influential role Eccles played in shaping the system’s development and regional interests.
Chief Justice Marshall Emerges In Legendary Status
A century after John Marshall’s tenure, tributes pour in as Melville Fuller extols him as one of the nation’s greatest magistrates. The piece contrasts Marshall’s judicial genius with contemporaries and notes his enduring influence on commercial and contract law, while praising his mental acuity and courtroom leadership.
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Undan
Melville We Fulley
Fuller
Virginia Convention
Assembly
Congress
France
John Marshall
Supreme Court of
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Kenyon
Ellenborough
Tenterden
Denman
England
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Lyndhurst
Brougham
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Whateld
Holt
Lot Mansfeld
Justice Story
Lord Cambell
House of Land
Phi
Tadge Marshall
Uie
The Grammarian’s Reply to English Prescriptivists
A long critique rails at grammarians who overemphasize rules while missing living English. It cites Kipling, Milton, and Shakespeare to defend growth, variety, and practical usage, arguing prescriptivism harms expression. The piece defends evolving syntax, split infinitives, and the value of everyday speech over rigid standards.
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Branchet Matthews
Harper's
Kipling
Athens
Matthews
Lounsbury
Douglas Jerrold
Lehr Named Leader of New York Public Set
Henry Lehr of New York City has been formally appointed leader of Gotham's four hundred, a post vacant since Ward McAlister's death. He is noted as highly qualified, with a history of eccentric exploits such as posing as a soubrette and wandering Newport with a rag baby, yet his fame and future in New York society are seen as secure.
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Mr. Lehr
New York
Duke of York and German Measles Questioned
A brief remark questions whether the German measles observed in the Duke of York originated from Emperor William’s potential visit. The fragment hints at cross-border disease transmission concerns without firm attribution.
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Duke of York
William
Montana Gambling Bill Faces Narrow Chance of Passage
State debate on licensing gambling in Montana shows broad opposition and the bill is unlikely to become law. Advocates urge a harsher penalty not as a concession to gamblers but to aid enforcement, while preserving the state ban. The text notes current penalties are too severe to enforce and calls for amendments aligned with existing conditions.
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D'Aguesseau
Hale
Mansfield
Kali
Titer Lake
Montana
Montini Historical Society aims to preserve early Montana events
The Livingston Enterprise notes the Montini Historical Society plans immediate steps to preserve Montana's early history. It seeks interviews with pioneers and urges support for the society's recent readable volume and ongoing efforts to document the state’s formative events for future generations.
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Notable Political and Royal Biographies in Brief
A mixed column notes Charles Quincy Hillesrand, new sixth Ohio congressman and former pro baseball player. It mentions English funding for Max Muller bust at Oxford and a research fund. Queen Victoria read English novels. German emperor plans a grand admiral rank with a baton like a field marshal. Sir Richard Powell, physician to the Queen, is highlighted as a leading London medical figure.
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Max Muller
Oxford University
Richard Douglas Powell
London
Routh
Alvie
The Spice of Life and a Murky Ferry Misunderstanding
The fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene with mentions of a father and daughter, a married couple, and a man named Dice involved in a tense exchange. It hints at a personal favor, a shaken individual, and a dramatic interruption with a strong exclamation, all conveyed in a muddled dialogue style.
Census Confusion in Elty Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Sorghum, smoking a large cigar, notes excess reported by a census claim. He points out that EL did not take the census, triggering a tense exchange over population counts and legislative votes.
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Elty
A Progressive Citizen Song Fragment
A dialect style fragment describes listening for de goodines and hoping to meet the good times on the way. The speaker asks to rub eyes, see wheels, and greet the coming days whether sun or rain. It invokes faith, preparation, and meeting hope on the journey ahead.
Fields of Dawn excerpt imagery in pastural cadence
The poem fragment depicts rain and a rural landscape with a creaking wain on a hill and a brooklet. It evokes Pan and Fancy as a light-winged muse, while telegraph wires echo music and bees hum in Hymettia. The speaker reflects on nature, sound, and memory amid countryside scenery.
Market Report Shows Mixed Moves in Atchison and Rails
New York trading opened with competitive bidding for 10000 Atchison shares pushing to 53 1 2 and 54 1 2, while Manhattan reached 120 to 122 1 4. Southwestern stocks led gains with Erle First Preferred rising. many other issues slipped 1 to 2 points as late morning demand for federal steel Missouri Pacific and Wabash spurred rallies.
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Manhattan
Southwestern
Erle
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Southern Pacific
Union Pacififtc
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Federal Steel
Missouri Pacific
National Tube
Evansville
Terre Haut
Hocking Valley
Chicago Live Stock Prices Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market report lists cattle receipts at thousands with steer and butcher stock steady to good prices. Hogs show 30,000 today with bids $5.10 to $5.30 per cwt and lighter weights around $5.20. Sheep receipts near 12,000. wethers and mixed types range $3.90 to $4.50, lambs $4.30, Western and Texas entries noted.
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Kansas City Market Cattle Hogs and Wool Report
Cattle receipts around 600 with market steady. Texas steers about 4.10, native cattle 4.00 to 5.50, stockers up to 6.74. Hog receipts 15,000. bulk sales near 40, packers 4.60 to 5.00. Sheep receipts 3,000. lambs 3.00 to 3.75, muttons 2.00 to 4.45. Wool market shows better demand this week with some price gains. staple grades attract higher bids, washed fleeces slow.
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Texas
Ion
Ube
Omaita Live Cattle Receipts Fall as Market Slows
Cattle receipts show a slow market with native beet steers at 4.00 to 5.00, western steers 5.70 to 4.60, Texas steers 1.00 to 6.75, cows 3.00 to 4.10, canners 4.00 to 7.0, bulls 2.50 to 4.10. Hioga receipts total 200 head, market 7.00 to 10 lower, heavies 30 mixed weight at 1.15. Sheep receipts 4,500, market steady, natives and yearlings 4.40, wethers 4.00 to 5.40, ewes and stock sheep 5.50 to 3.35, lambs 4.50 to 5.90.
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Omaita
Texas
Wight
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