Slang in Society and the Secrets of Elite Codes
The London Mail notes slang persists among the smart set but evolves constantly. It describes a private code of abbreviations used within exclusive circles, where outsiders cannot join and where terms like neury for neuralgia and champey for champagne illustrate ongoing linguistic innovation.
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London Mail
Joe
Neury
The Conscientious Villain and Hidden Vice
An analysis notes that well mannered officials can commit great harms. It argues virtuous fronts mask fraud, as bosses, lawyers, editors, and leaders betray public trust while maintaining apparent probity, making chastisement misaligned with character rather than deeds.
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E. A. Ross
Atlantic Monthly
Burt
Boughten
Fear of Immigrant Generations Blemishes Citizenship
Youth's Companion cites a New York American Social Science Association remark that second generation immigrants pose a greater social threat. Data show foreign-born numbers in penal insane and charitable institutions exceed norms, while their children are three times as criminal as native-born youths and twice as criminal as their immigrant parents.
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New York
American Social Science Association
Clean Money Push Faces Widespread Market Demand
Merchants nationwide prefer new currency for change but short supply leads to acceptance of worn bills. A Washington merchant cleans bills and coins before giving change. The U S treasurer urges Congress to allow more frequent reprinting of worn currency, a reform likely to be welcomed.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Count Boni de Castellane Appeals to Work Amid Misfortunes
The text notes his reduced circumstances force him to work as the only action his honor allows, reflecting a decline in circumstances and a shift in daily activity described in somber terms.
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Boni de Castellane
Kings Alfonso and Nicholas Exchange Congratulations
King Alfonso and Czar Nicholas are seen congratulating each other after their respective escapes, sharing praise and mutual goodwill in a rare diplomatic moment.
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King Alfonso
Czar
Nicholas
Railroads Improve Handling of Wrecks in Europe
Even amid rail disasters, European railways handle wrecks more efficiently, with quicker response, better organization, and smoother recovery efforts than in other regions.
Iowa News Roundup Reports Sudden Deaths and Local Notices
A collage of Iowa items includes Peter Bargman’s suicide in New Liberty Township Scott County. Mrs Dora Woods located after disappearing July 17 from Keokuk. a fatal accidental shooting involving Dick Cockrell’s 6 year old son near Oskaloosa. a multi generation birthday in Mason City. Amos Garver killed by shotgun discharge while hunting near Enterprise. police fail to corner William Jackson near Honey Creek. railroad changes with J P Stephens replacing Gilmore as traveling freight agent. a Ottumwa death mystery of Joseph Pollock. Indianola interurban franchise risk if six miles aren’t built by September. Geo D Elliott left destitute after Illinois Central car fire at New Hartford. John Reynolds bound over for assault with intent in Iowa City. Cedar Falls approves gas main piping with rate cut effective Aug 1.
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Peter Bargman
New Liberty Township
Scott County
Strichnine
Iowa State College
Ames
Dora Woods
Keokuk
Moline
Ill
John Cockrell
Oskaloosa
E. E. Dixson
Mason City
Hills
Antigo
Wis
George Brett
Brett
Amos Garver
Enterprise
Garver
Skunk River
Council Bluffs
Honey Creek
William Jackson
Jackson
Elmer Robertson
Honeycreek
A. W. Eberhart
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Dwight Gilmore
Gilmore
J. P. Stephens
Mr. Gilmore
Joseph Pollock
Albuquerque
N. M
Court Street
Ottumwa
Indianola’ Interurban
Indianola
R. R. Rollins
W. A. Gray
Geo
Elliott
Iowa Falls
Illinois Central
New Hartford
Ackley
Reynolds
Maher
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Walter N. Switzer
Pilot Mound
Switzer
Wallace Smith
Atlantic
Smith
Gustafson
Grant
Clear Lake
T. Elzel
Charles T. Cole
Iowa Mortgage and Investment Company
Joseph W. Fulton, Jr
Fairfield
Fulton
Falcon- Droz Hardware Company
Burlington
Des Moines
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Houston
Texas
Marshalltown
Linn Creek
J. H. Smith
Stanley
Dakotas
Miss Hall
Iowa
George Wolberd
Sixth Avenue
Ware Construction Company
Granger
Perry
Employment Bureau
Jonnlay
Roosevelt
L. A. Kineney
Peoria
William Loeb
Ed Rolls
Andrew Wade
Michael Joi
Shelbyville
Lewis White
Chicago & Alton
Greenfield
Bundesrath
C. A. Fairweather
University of Illinois
Beloit
Joseph Bardenheir
Madison
Harry Mitchell
Buffalo Bill
Berrien Center
Mich
Wabash River
Vincennes
Ind
C. K. Dryhead
Lawrenceville
Helena
Mont
W. J. Walsh
Michael Donahue
Donahue
Walsh
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Ben Caffyn
Charles Fisher
Lafayette
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Philadelphia
Angelsea
Hereford Bar
William F. Hedeman
Alexander Avenue
Bronx
Alfons Manodino
Cromwells Creek
Macomb's Dam Park
Lake Neahtawanta
Buffalo
Bretton Woods
N. H
Deming
C. W. Kelsey
Post
Pacific Express
New York Central
Chelsea
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Charles Moyer
W. D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Denver
Idaho
John Alexander Dowe
Landis
Federal Court
Zion City
First Apostle
Samara
Saengerbund
Northwest
St. Paul
la Cresse
Warsaw-Vienna
Conneaut
Edward Kinsey
Global unrest and bold mutinies rock Sveaborg fort
Vast stores of artillery and ammunition at Sveaborg reportedly in hands of revolutionists as mutinies spread from Hango to the Baltic fortress. Battleships Slava and Czarevitch bombarded Sveaborg allowing the central magazine to be blown up.
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Sveaborg
Russia
Gir
Baltic
Slava
Czarevitch
Hango
Finland
Stolypin
Count Heyden
Prince Nicholas Lyoff
Alexander Guchkoff
Cronstad
Warsaw
Illinois Sues Wulff and Bondsmen Over Fees
The state of Illinois obtained a judgment against former State Treasurer Henry Wulff and bondsman Floyd K. Whittemore for 6532.40 in a suit to recover fees kept by Wulff. The July US mint statement shows coinage at 6,303,164 dollars, including gold 6,175,000 and silver 128,164, excluding 30,000 pesos for the Philippines.
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of Illinois
Henry Wulff
Floyd K. Whittemore
Illinois
Wulff
United States
Navy Department
William E. Taylor
Honolulu
Hawaii
Russia
Baron Loicq de Lobel
Paris
Frank G. Bigerlow
Milwaukee
Fort Leavenworth
Carl Ostman
Toledo
Rockland
Ontonagon County
Mich
Michigan
McFarland
Odessa
Custom House
San Francisco
Eugene Kraft
Chicago
Marshalltown, Jr
Europe
Belgium
John Lawrence Toole
Brighton
Eng
Charles Dickens
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Nebraska
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Troy
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Cook County
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