Good Roads and Electric Railways in Public Transit Debate
The article argues ongoing road repairs are essential to maintain road beds while predicting electric roads will grow but not replace all highways. It notes bicycles increasing demand for good roads, and urges legislative action for highway improvements. It cites Dayton Olio Herald and Toledo Commercial as supporting views.
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Pike
Dayton Olio
Herald
Toledo
Connereclal
The Bully and the Bees in a Michigan Camp Fight
A Washington Star correspondent recounts a logger bragging of a perfect fight for a hundred dollars. A meek challenger bets, the room is searched, and three hornet nests erupt from a sack injuring the boastful logger who flees. The meek man pockets the stakes while noting the bee attack defeated the boastful strength.
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Washington Star
Ufo
Michigan
Ashoen
Reading the Convention Power Beyond the Delegates
The article notes that conventions are controlled not by delegates or bosses or outside crowds inside the hall but by the outside influence of twelve million voters. The decisive question is which candidate can be most surely elected, guiding delegates to read public sentiment rather than rely on internal theatrics.
The Alhambra and Its Hidden Beauty in Sunlit Moments
The narrator recalls visiting the Alhambra, noting that true beauty emerges beyond guidebook charms. He contrasts museum-like tours with personal immersion, describing how light, shade, and space transform each courtyard, hall, and lattice window into a living, sensual experience.
Contempt and Court Rule Stirring Louisiana Auction
A Louisiana judge acting as auctioneer during a dry goods estate sale fined a disruptive bidder and jailed him for contempt. An attorney sought remission arguing no contempt occurred since the judge was not acting as a court. The judge roared he is always and everywhere an object of contempt and dismissed the motion.
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Louisiana
Lewis
Notable Literary and Artistic Moves Among European Figures
Holwan Hunt aims to raise 500000000 to send Jews back to Palestine. Andrew Lang joins the cyclists, praising cycling as the longest route. Hall Caine gains about 15000 for serial rights with English and American rates. Conan Doyle plans London journalism surprising many. Camille Flammarion blends science with fiction. George Meredith once edited Ipswich Journal and contributed to Morning Post. A 14 year old Tennyson manuscript surfaces. Nordau, author of Degeneration, lives in Paris and uses a pseudonym South Field then North Meadow. a reclusive, small social circle.
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Perfection in Women's Arms and Proportions
The piece surveys celebrated women noted for graceful arms and compares classical proportions from Venus and Diana statues. It cites measurements for upper arm forearm and wrist and mentions athletes and society women. It also notes the Stuttgart American club planning a double edition Featzel tung for Independence Day commemorations.
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