Influence of Matrimony on Crime and Morals
Statistics cited by the Goshen Daily Democrat link marriage to lower crime rates among men. Observations suggest married men resist property crimes more than bachelors, with early marriages showing higher property offenses due to expenses, while offenses against morality and life favor the unmarried. A note on Sir Purdon Clarke disputing a Delhi pedestal with Sam Curzon highlights museum authenticity debates.
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New York Weekly
Sir Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Boston
Sam Curzon
India
Delhi
Metropolitan Museum
Sir Purdon
Impulsionism Poetry Debate In Paris And More
The piece notes a Paris based Impulsionism poetry fad with an exclusive publication venue and warnings against a storm in literary standards. It then surveys American industry needing skilled workers amid rising global competition, highlighting South American harbor projects in Chile and Brazil, and ends with a bon mot on fashion and balloon facing.
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Paris
Washington Post
Bright Prospects for the Basketball Season
Willard W. Garr ion surveys 1909 outlook for hoops across the midwest and beyond. Michigan joins college play though not in the western championship. Chicago, Minnesota and Wisconsin loom large with leaders and new forwards. Muscatine and Muscatine Tourists plan home action. Illinois Athletic Club and Chicago Athletic Association add strength. Yale prepares for an extended tour, while New York hosts many minor clubs.
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Willard W. Garrison
University of Michigan
Michigan
University of Chicago
John Schommer
Page
Hoffman
Minnesota
Rogers
Wisconsin
Badger
Madison
Chicago
Northwestern
Illnois
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Muscatine
United States
Company C Five
Middle West
Illnois Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago Meteor
Ilinois Athletic Club
Central Y. M. C. A. of
Evanston, Jr
Milwaukee
Beloit
Delafield
Port Washington
Portage
Manitowoc
Oconomowoc
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Racine
Baraboo
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Schenectady
N. Y
Yale
Old Guion Homestead Razed on Staten Island
An historic colonial house on the Guion site near the sea in Richmond County Staten Island was demolished after part of the ancient grant was subdivided. The Guion family held the land for generations with royal quit rents and multiple crown deeds dating to 1676 and later, preserving receipts to this day.
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New York
Richmond County
Guion
A Late Dinner and a Swell London Ego
Lady Julia and Dorothy Lamb witness Teddy's deliberate pose of lateness at a Carlton dinner. Teddy arrives after declaring 8 15, excuses himself with a drawling bow, and is told there is no room for him while Dorothy calmly proceeds with her guests and dinner.
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Lady Julia
Teddy
Dorothy Lamb
Julia
Dorothy
London
Tody
Yeddy
Walter
Two-Faced Clock Mystery Solved by Alton Pigeon
In Alton Illinois the two faced clock at St Marys church showed a 25 minute daily difference due to a pigeons perched on the hour hand. After replacing the broken glass the bird roosting on the gable caused the delay, and the clock now runs truthful as possible for this city.
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St. Louis
Alton
St. Mary’s Church
Nouth
J. J. Meckel
City Receives Armor Sets From Worcester England
Worcester Massachusetts gains two suits of armor from Col. Albert Webb on behalf of Worcester England's Mayor J Staylord and city council. The gifts, part of a nine piece English collection, aim to cement ties between the two Worcester cities. The armor dates to the 1651 battle when pikemen wore the suits. Mayor James Logan accepted the relics at city hall, affirming friendly ties with Worcester England.
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Worcester
Mass
England
Col
Albert Webb
J. Staylord
Col. Webb
James Logan
Diphtheria Panic Spurs Pet Culling in Wilkesbarre Area
Health officials order killing of cats and dogs in homes of diphtheria patients as cases rise in Wilkesbarre and Nanticoke. A physician found a child playing with a pet dog on a victim’s bed. the dog was killed and others face the same fate as closures of schools churches and amusements spread.
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Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
Troubled by Wild Horses in Nevada
Milwaukee reports D C Carson returning from Nevada describes government ranges overrun by at least 15 000 wild horses. He recalls a repealed law allowing horse shooting for hides and profit, noting hunters’ mistakes harmed domestic stock. Forestry staff are ordered to shoot but are too busy, leaving horse droves unchecked and a growing problem.
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Milwaukee
Nevada
D. C. Carson
Bank Notes His Book Marka Lancaster Man Died Sudden
Estate of George W. Zimmerman of Lancaster includes over $1700 found in memorandum books and other pages. He owned a valuable farm and real estate but no will has been located. Nearest relatives are nephews and pieces.
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Lancaster
George W. Zimmerman
City Erects Apartments for Genoa Workmen
Vice Consul General D R Birch reports that Italy's minister of public works began work on municipally controlled laborer housing in Genoa. Two buildings will hold 72 apartments each, with rooms renting at 14 dollars a year. Plans call for 200 to 400 apartments containing 8 000 to 10 000 rooms for workers and their families earning up to 500 dollars annually or 300 dollars if unattached.
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Washington
D. R. Birch
Genoa
Italy
Birch
Burlington revival preacher urges Bryan to become evangelist
Rev. French E. Oliver, conducting a Kansas revival, writes an open letter to William J. Bryan urging him to preach the gospel and predicts he would rival the Apostle Paul as a Christian champion. Oliver recalls a 12 year old conviction that Bryan should evangelize and says a true ambassador of Christ could be worth more than any president. He has traveled nationwide as an evangelist.
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Burlington
Kan
French E. Oliver
William J. Bryan
Apostle Paul
Mr. Oliver
Paul
Christ
Oliver
Kansas
Peruna Elates Oklahoma Man With Catarrh Relief
William F Wahlberg of Oklahoma City writes that one bottle of Peruna relieved his stomach catarrh more than years of doctor visits. He plans to continue use, claiming it offers an entire and permanent cure. He recommends Peruna to readers. His testimonial asserts others with lingering catarrh find relief after trying many remedies.
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William F. Wahlberg
Oklahoma City
Okla
Peruna
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