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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1902

Page

6

Senate chorus on pensions and Philippines fuels old quarrel

The piece rails at Bryanism and the Philippine War while praising bimetallism and constitutional restraint. It condemns the Spanish-American War era policies, mocking claims of progress and urging restraint, then recalls a 1785 salary law and early Tennessee and Louisiana frontier history, noting Memphis’s growth from a trading post to a city by 1820.

State Journal Feds Senate Judiciary Committee Hoar Bryan McKinley United States Spain Philippine Islands United State England Republica House of Commons Franklin Mississippi River Louisiana Tennessee Memphis

Royal Show Opens Parliament in lavish London display

Queen Alexandra attends the opening amid stark city poverty. A correspondent notes the immense Koh-i-noor diamond and a necklace six inches deep set with large stones, pearls at her neck, and a cushion-set crown. The piece contrasts wealth with misery, yet hints at hope for the future.

Queen Alexandra London

Franklin Tennessee idea precedes state name change

In Franklin Tennessee, it’s noted that the area’s early history included the idea that Tennessee’s original name might have been Franklin. The remark mentions that in 1788 officers’ salaries were paid in that early commonwealth, highlighting lesser known archival details.

Tennessee Franklin Commonwealth

Doctor offers to undertake vivisection for science notes

A New York physician proposes to submit to vivisection to gain insights from sensations during cutting. He states experiments will continue until exhausted or dead, and may seek release if still living after a year. The piece critiques corporate stock watering and calls for government oversight of corporations. It notes a Northwestern professor urged to resign over church-funded stance.

New York

Appointments in Arizona face Senate confirmation delay

A United States Material nominee for Arizona faces Senate confirmation held up amid an ongoing investigation. Rumors circulate that the appointee is a former Wyoming convict, reflecting unusual and troubling speculation in the confirmation process.

United States Arizona Senate Wyoming

Carnegie's Epitaph Says He Used Others' Brains

Carnegie's preferred epitaph proclaims he knew how to maneuver around clever men and exploit their inventions and intellect for profit. The remark frames his legacy as a keen adopter of others ideas and talent for personal gain.

Carnegie

Porcelain Sale in London Realizes 53000 For Ninety Pieces

At a London sale the first of the week ninety porcelain pieces brought an aggregate of 53000 dollars. The value lies in age and the craft as a lost art to a considerable extent.

London

Telegraph Love Turns to Real Romance in Brandon Tale

A Brandon operator and a playful telegraph game evolve into a real romance. Nellie Merton and Harry Clayborn reveal mistaken identities, a dramatic confession, and a near breach of promise, ending with genuine engagement and plans for marriage.

Lodge Men Plot Payback for Wives Dinner Dare

In a Chicago Tribune item, Hawkins and two fellow lodge members recount a wager to observe wives demands after a night out. Each story describes chaotic homecomings with failed attempts to slip in quietly, ending in noisy mishaps and risqué apologies.

A Sailor's Superstition Love and Luck at Sea

A young couple Rebecca Champernown and Reuben Gage navigate social pressure and personal doubt in a fishing village. Rebecca gifts him white mittens triggering a shift in luck and romance as he pursues a winter voyage aboard the Anna Sheafe while confronting superstition and affection.

Rebecca Champernown Reuben Gage Anna Bheafe Reuben Rebecca Captain Gage Anna Sheare Gage

Her Worry Broadcast in Brooklyn Dialogue

A clipped dialogue from a Brooklyn scene captures a husband cautioning that excessive worry can harm health while his wife concedes. The exchange centers on everyday anxiety and its effects within a domestic context.

Ping Pong Lesson Turns Into Gentle Tease

In a damp station encounter Maisie invites a reluctant guest to play ping pong. The game spirals from awkward to amusing as balls fly, a torn battledore appears, and a playful bargain unfolds with a gentle flirtatious challenge ending in a coy escape.

Malale Malate Maisie Malsie Matsie Chatra Martsse Massie King

Hindoo Belief on Purifying Contaminated Land

From the Calcutta Indian Mirror a Hindu text urges land purification during milking by letting milk fall to the ground and fasting. Charaka is cited as authority while charity, ancestral rites, planetary worship, and Vishnu offerings are said to restore soil, water, and health, promising rain, harvests, and peaceful living.

Charaka Calecutta Indian Mirror

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