Experts Clash Over American Attitudes And Risks
A compilation of editorials contrasts American confidence with European views and notes on travel, industrial safety, forestry, and the push for stricter worker compensation laws. It cites editorials from the Louisville Courier Journal, New York American, Indianapolis News, Boston Transcript, New York Tribune, and New York World.
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New York
South America
The
Boston Transcript
Russia
In India's Ocean
Mrs Bacon notices a remarkable observation as Mrs Egbert jokes about fishing. The Yonkers Statesman snippet hints that nearly half the fishes caught in the Indian Ocean belong to an undescribed species in any book.
Slang Echoes From The Rail Pioneer Magazine
The Railroad Man's Magazine notes two dominant phrases in modern slang. It highlights its up to you and on the job as the most pervasive expressions shaping conversation and work ethos.
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Railroad Man's Magazine
Mystery of Elsie Lambert in Paris Encounters
In Paris, Elsie Lambert confides fears to Glynn about a stalkerlike figure linked to Vincent and Deering. Glynn ponders danger to her from her troubled past, vows to protect her, and plans to stay near until her father returns. The circle includes Madame Cuvilliers and Madame Weber as their world widens at social dinners and a Grand Cascade fete.
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Madame Weber
Lassie
Tuileries Gardens
Mademoiselle
Paris
Elsie
Glynn
Deering
Vincent
Sarai
Australia
Mr. Vincent
Mrs. Kellett
Madame Duvilliers
Madame Davillier
Madame Cuvilliers
Cuvilliers
Lady Frances Deering
Mr. Deering
Monsieur
Elsie Lambert
Lady Gethin
Lambert
M. Vincent
Mr. Cuvilliers
Monsieur Lambert
Lodi
Antoinette
Madame
Old Scores and Quiet Desires in Madame Cuvilliers House
In Chapter III, Elsie Lambert longs for conversations with Glynn as she and Antoinette share music and stories under Madame Cuvilliers careful guardianship. Glynn visits only briefly, speaking in French to Lambert and noting Elsie’s yearning for deeper talk and life beyond their sheltered English atmosphere.
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Madame Cuvilliers
Antoinette
Lambert
Madame
Eisie
Mademoiselle
Elsie Lambert
Elsie
Glynn
Representative Russell Attacks Missouri Pension Favoritism
Washington correspondent notes Representative Russell of Texas, elected on an anti pension platform, attacked a Missouri home guard pension claim. He highlighted a thirty day man claiming amputation at the hip to gain seventy two dollars monthly, with a pension examiner matching his ruse.
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Russell
Missouri
Representative Russell
Texas
Missouri Home Guard
Missouri Home Guards
Ben Chapman
Chapman
Washington
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Refused the Queen's Invitation
Madame Antoinette Sterling, an American singer, refused to sing for Queen Victoria citing a prior charity engagement. The incident caused court consternation yet the queen obtained a later performance. Sterling kept a lifelong vow not to drink tea due to a Boston Tea Party symbol of American defiance.
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Madame Antoinette Sterling
Queen Victoria
Madame Serling
Madame Sterling
Boston Harbor
England
Rhodes Scholars in Oxford Reach Record Numbers
The London Chronicle reports 150 Rhodes Scholars in Oxford with 28 new arrivals expected in October term. Last year’s contingent was 68, but no American state candidates this year under Mr. Rhodes will. Total Rhodes scholars in residence next term will exceed 110.
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Oxford
Rhodes
London Chronicle
Diners Talk by Cable at Pilgrims Banquet in London
At a Pilgrims Club banquet in London a cable communication linked dining rooms with Delmonico's in New York. Sir Mortimer Durand the British ambassador and friends dined as telegraph instruments transmitted greetings between rooms throughout the evening.
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Pilgrims’ Club
London
Delmonico’s
New York
Mortimer Durand
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Atlanta Journal
Indianapolis News
Louisville Courier-Journal
New York News
New York Tribune
Pittsburg
New York World
Roosevelt
India’s
Mrs. Alexander
Iambert
Rus de L’eveque
Bais
Champs Elysees
Havre
Auteuil
Rue de la Paix
Cable
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