Current Comment Highlights From National Newspapers
A collage of brief quotable items from various papers notes satirical remarks about finance trolley cars and travel books. It cites lines from Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph Chicago Record St Louis Republic London Tit Bits Boston Globe Wichita Eagle Philadelphia Ledger Chicago Inter Ocean South River Herald San Francisco Call and others reflecting early 20th century cultural and political chatter with snatches on science, history, and curiosities. The excerpt ends with a claim about artesian wells in the Sahara and a Swiss naturalist.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Ekmiperor William
King Humbert
St. Louis Republic
London
Philadelphia Ledger
Stowe
Utah
Inter Ocean
Canada
Dunraven
Sull River Herald
Rome
San Francisco
Gown styles with balloon sleeves dominate this season
The New York Post notes gowns feature immense balloon sleeves with crisp taffeta grosgrain faille and corded silks. Yellow hues rival mauve and green, with diaphanous fabrics and yellow satin combinations. White etamines draes sit under satin with draped sleeves and large collars.
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Paris
New York Post
Meteoric Iron Disk Falls Near Corrienne Mexico
A large acrolite made of nearly pure meteoric iron fell near Corrienne Mexico on June 16. The fragment’s discovery and its unusual coloring are reported, noting no prior entry by women into the Convent of St. Catherinag on Mount Sinai for 1,460 years.
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St. Catherinag
Mount Sinai
Corrienne
Mexico
New York World thrice weekly at one dollar yearly offer
The New York World converts to a thrice weekly edition, delivering 18 pages per week at the same one dollar annual price. Each issue has six pages eight columns wide, and the scheme aims to combine daily news with weekly features. Subscriptions to Dillon Tribune and thrice weekly World will be sent to new and existing subscribers paying in advance.
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New York Worlp
Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Tribune Pub. CO
Ditton
Mont
Fragmented a conversation on nerves and authors
A jumble of quips and excerpts from a Times style column includes Hannah dropping a tray of indestructible china and men discussing nerves. It ponders authorship divided into three types and notes a philosopher on papers and privacy.
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Hannah
Newport
Educational echoes and historic schooling quotes
M Adelaide Halton argues teachers storytelling aids success. Eton now has 101 students including four earls and seven sons of peers. Dr Kukula notes 119 universities with 157,513 students worldwide. Berlin houses 7,771 students while Urbino has 74. Hunter of Litchfield Grammar is quoted for a harsh teaching method.
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M. Adelaide Halton
Eton
Kukula
Berlin
Urbino
Hunter
Litchfield Grammiar School
Beating the Record
A Chicago Record note observes extreme heat this summer with consecutive nights so hot that it affected leisure activities. The item highlights unusual warmth and social impact on daily life.
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Chicago
Mother and Child Exchange Quiet Flying Advice
A brief Chicago Tribune exchange frames a cautious back and forth about children safely enjoying early flight. The mother asks for permission, the reply emphasizes staying grounded and practicing near home.
Busy Day at Home Sparks Cat Jobs by Family
In a light hearted Detroit Free Press tone a playful exchange shows a busy day for a cat. The cat explains a plan to stay home and relax while the mother assigns small chores around the house as a humorous domestic vignette.
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Detroit Tea Press
Ornament Graced Rustic Seat In Washington Star Memoir
A fragment notes a rustic ornament that was set aside one day and a figure sat upon it, with the Washington Star as source. The brief item conveys a small, nondescript moment without broader context or names.
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Washington Star
Dressing Fit Sparks Convulsive Debate
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press references a dress as a fit and a remark that it could cause a convulsion. The item presents a humorous or satirical note on fashion and personal appearance.
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Detroit Free Press
After the Ball Wallet Out and Doctor's Bulletin
Outside the ball venue supporters claim the patient will recover, citing a doctor's bulletin and a Wallet out detail. The line suggests confidence in the patient's improvement as officials note the wallet’s disappearance amid the talking point.
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Chicago Tribune
St Marys Academy Deer Lodge Montana Course Offerings
The academy outlines preparatory senior and classical grades with thorough academic work and special attention to music and art. Admissions will not consider religious differences and needlework is taught. for details contact the Sister Superior.
Official Directory Congressional Leaders and State Officials
Official directory lists U S senator Thomas C Power Helena and representative Hartman Bozeman. Governors and state officers include John E B Richards Lieut Governor Alex Botkis Louis Rotwitt state auditor Andrew B Cook state treasurer Franklin Wright attorney general Henri Hankel superintendent Ke Steere chief justice W Y Pemberton and associates judges E N Harwood W H De Clerk supreme court Benjamin Webstar County
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Covernor
John EB. Richards
Alex. C. Botkis
Louis Rotwitt
Andrew B. Cook
Franklin W. Wright
Henri J. Hankel
Ke A. Steere
W. Y. Pemberton
E. N. Harwood
W.H. de
Supreme Court
Benj
Webstar
Democrats Fall Short in Maine House and Senate Stay Republican
Maine returns show Republican gains statewide with a large plurality likely in the House and all Senate seats tilting Republican. In the First, Reed leads. Second Dingley trails. Third Milliken near 14 000. Fourth Boutelle poised to about 16 000. statewide vote estimated 83 160 Republicans, 34 840 Democrats, 6 500 scattering.
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Portland
Powers
Frank
Cleaves
Reed
Dingley
Milliken
Boutelle
Arroostock County
Boutelle and
Chase
Congress
Bryan Opens Campaign in the Due Grass State
Louisvillia Kentucky September 15 Three Bryan speeches drew crowds at Phoenix Hill Haymarket and Willards hotel with estimates from 15 000 to 20 000 5 000 and doubling crowds respectively The train arrived ahead of schedule and a hostile mob barred passage at Phoenix Hill requiring 20 police to clear the way Bryan spoke amid strong ovations and was introduced by ex Congressional member Asher G Curuth
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Louisvinia
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Phoenix Hill
Haymarket
Willards Hotel
Bryan
Chicago
Louisville
Willard’s
McKinley
Asher G. Curuth
McKinley Receives Enthusiastic Reception In Canton
The Woman's Relief corps and thousands of Cantonians cheered as Major McKinley was welcomed by a county and adjacent counties delegation. Colonel J J Clark praised the visitors and handshakes surged as crowds pressed forward. A Somerset Pa delegation of over 2000 arrival caused concern for time. Canton also hosted Cadiz Harris county farmers and wheat growers in a 11 car train with D A Hollingsworth introducing them before McKinley spoke.
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Canton
Woman’s Relief Corps
McKinley
Cadiz
Harris Counties
D. A. Hollingsworth
Ohio
Major McKinley
Brigands Seize Austrian Consul's Brother in Macedonia
Bulgarian brigands armed with dynamite bombs near Seres Macedonia abduct the brother of the Austrian consul and a wealthy Greek landowner amid the Greek border area action dated September 16.
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Voro
Greece
Seres
Macedonia
Mahoney Sentenced Five Years for Attempted Murder
Cherokee Iowa September 16 James Mahoney was sentenced to five years in Anamosa penitentiary for the attempted murder of Mary Kane.
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Mahoney
Cherokee
James Mahoney
Anamosa
Mary Kane
Animal Mothers and Their Nurturing Ways
A Philadelphia Times piece describes how various animal mothers care for their young. It recounts a cat guiding a kitten along a beam, wasp nests with grubs, turtle and frog incubation, potato bug eggs, kingfishers teaching fledglings, and crabs living under stones.
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Philadelphia Times
Why Man Is Weary in Everyday Marital Quarrels
A Buffalo Times excerpt laments the common evening pretext questions spouses ask as men remark on the nagging pattern of brief outings. It portrays the repetitive catechism about where and why going out, labeling such friction a cause of many marriages ending in disappointment and failure.
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Buffalo Times
Mistaken Nose and Toe Swap After Shaving Incident
A Dutchman in shirt sleeves cut off his nose while shaving and damaged his big toe with the razor. He bound the toe to the nose and the nose to the toe, swapping them. Two weeks later he realized the error, and now must wear a boot to scratch his nose.
Era dates of the French republic defined
The era known as the French republic began September 22 1792 and ended December 31 1805. The notice states that any person may take out a patent for an invention or discovery.
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Warren Street
New York
St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake City
Sisters OF the Holy Cross
Dr. Miles
Minnetonka
Florista L.L. May & CO
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Illustrated Magazine
Patent Department
Washington, D. C
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