Virginia City Bride Ties Knot in London Embassy
Ina Cope of Virginia City marries Robert Jay Kerr at the American embassy in London after the recent death of her father George F. Cope. Kerr, connected with mining in California and Mexico, is allied with John Hays Hammond. The couple plan to reside in San Francisco after a Europe tour.
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Ina Cope
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Mexico
John Hays Hammond
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King George
William A. Rothwell
Missouri
Acquainted Two Households Face Different Worldviews
Editorial discusses how two nearby households with opposite tastes and beliefs grow apart despite years of proximity. It argues living together tests character more than social calls and warns against class prejudice and narrowness. The piece urges broad brotherhood, generosity, and shared experiences to prevent isolation.
Silence over nomination speculation ends Harper's Weekly note
Harper's Weekly argues against continuing political speculation on Theodore Roosevelt and William for the next nomination. The writer lament the strain of war coverage and urge recuperation, criticizing war correspondents and night editors for fostering perpetual suspense.
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Theodore
William
Harper’s Weekly
Ways of Narrowness and Social Groups
People drift into groups and cliques creating unclassified classes. Knowing what a set stands for helps decide whom to join or avoid within social classifications.
Reflections of a Bachelor
A Chicago News quotation on gender, secrecy, and financial duty contrasts female and male motives. It notes women discuss appearances behind backs while men accord business with no pleasure, suggesting men should shift focus when work becomes purely business.
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Chicago News
Editorial Independence and the Editor’s Courage
An Ossining Michigan editorial defends editors who battle wrong, noting clashes with wrongdoers who protest by stopping papers. The piece argues independence strengthens opinion leadership and, despite losing some subscribers, gains others, asserting compensation by readers aligned with the right.
Montana Eyes Experimental Primary Law Test
The Montana commission reports a draft primary election bill and the newspaper considers submitting the measure to a vote. Gov Norris and Attorney General Galen weighed costs of 10000 dollars to convene the legislature but favor testing the proposal as a cure for perceived corporate influence and partisan reform.
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Montana
Norris
Galen
Commonwealth
Oregon. Ay
Oregon Bill Sent to Legislature for Simple Yes or No
The Rocky Mountain Husbandman notes the Oregon law must be voted on without amendments. If the legislature agrees the governor will convene, otherwise not. If convened, amendments are unlikely. readers are urged to study the bill and write their representatives with a verdict.
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Oregon
Ainderstood
Rocky Mountain
Quips and Notes Sparked by Fashion and Society
Miscellaneous items reference elopements in Delaware business talk on sessions and seeds, fashion trends like harem and three quarter skirts, X ray age claims, tax on movie tickets, and social quips about divorce suits, alimony, telephonic dynamos, and Boston waiter honesty.
The American Custom Dinner for a Winner
Poem fragment questions what to give a winner and suggests a ceremonial dinner with a long table filled with cocktails and wine as a tribute to prominent men.
Town Welcomes Guest With Dinner Praise Poem
A playful tribute by Wilbur D Nesbit to a visiting figure, praising hospitality in a bustling city. The poem imagines feasting and ceremony, joking about honors and the guest’s achievements while celebrating civic welcome and pageantry.
Carl Mast Continues City Delivery After Purchase
Carl Mast, owner of the N. S. Wood delivery and kindling business, will resume baggage and parcel deliveries citywide with promptness. Kindling, store wood, and coal orders are taken, with orders left at the Tribune Store and the wagon flagged at alive.
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Carl Mast
N. S. Wood
Tribune
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