Ochiltree dies famed Texas lawyer and wit
Editorial notes recount Col Thomas P Ochiltree a noted Texas lawyer and wit who died on Tuesday. The piece recalls his Confederate service editor role and Congress tenure along with many anecdotes, some true some manufactured. It also covers licenses for hunting non residents in Maryland and political commentary from diverse figures on economics pensions and presidential prospects.
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Money takes over the machine in Scribner’s view
Scribner’s Magazine argues Americans focus too much on money as the measure of success. Wealth creation has benefited civilization but widened inequality and luxury, with rapid class growth. Ordinary workers feel displaced as machinery and organization gain power while money- making dominates national life.
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Roosevelt Defends Colored Appointments to Office
President Roosevelt asserts he will appoint colored men to office where qualified, citing prior selections in Mississippi Alabama District of Columbia and New Orleans while noting most appointments are white. He says no exception should be made for South Carolina and warns Southern voters his stance reflects policy rather than color.
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Uncle Sam’s Good Sense and Trolley Franchises Pressed
A reflection on Uncle Sam balancing optimism and pessimism, noting his sound judgment and unshaken morale. The piece mentions potential trolley franchises in northern counties and the likelihood some lines will be built.
Crowns Exhibit At Stewart Co Store In Baltimore
A Baltimore department store displays a lavish collection of royal crowns from England Denmark Sweden Italy Portugal Spain Siam Germany Austria Napoleon I Russia and the Pope Leo with the American Crown worn by President Roosevelt. The exhibit, on the third floor, features gold plated crowns with imitation jewels and electric lighting to enhance their glittering splendor.
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