Judge Lurton and Senator Money Leaders Shaped by Service
Judge Horace Harmon Lurton, veteran Sixth Circuit jurist and Van derbilt law dean, and Senator Hernando De Soto Money of Mississippi, newly named Senate minority leader, are profiled for long public service and civil war era roots. Money, 70, brings a reputation for sharp satire and cross party balance.
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Horace Harmon Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
Art
Lurton
Sixth Chest
Brown
Taft
Roosevelt
William H. Moody
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Senate
Hernando de Soto Money
Mississippi
United States Senate
Culberson
Texas
Democrats
Senator Money
House of Representatives
Philanthropist Pearsons Plans Final Million Gift
Daniel K. Pearsons, nearing his ninety fifth birthday on April 14, intends to part with his fifth and last million. He will leave enough residue to provide an annuity of 30000 dollars, securing a peaceful old age for himself and his wife.
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Daniel K. Pearsons
London Skating Switchback Debuts at Empress Rink
London skaters embrace a new craze as the Empress Skating rink in Earl's Court installs a first of its kind skating switchback. The device forms a sloping platform running the full length of the rink for thrill enthusiasts to ride down and up.
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London
Empress Skating Rink
Earl’s Court
Skating The Switch Sparks Craze In Loudon Court
The report describes a roller skating craze dubbed skating the switch, with Loudon praising stylish dress and social taste while deriding economy as dowdy. A crowd of 4 200 skaters occupies Sarl's court on a 60 000 square foot rink, where spectators note fashion and appearance as central to this trend.
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Loudon
Sarl's Court
Man on Dress Let Him Alone Dont Argue
A terse note states to leave a man alone on the dress matter and avoid argument. It presents no names or dates and reads as an isolated directive within a brief local notice.
Chestnut Hunt Sparks Proposal in Golden Forest
A narrator recalls a golden forest outing with chestnut hunting where George proposed. The line hints at a playful, romantic moment as the couple reflects on the proposal and chestnut joke.
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George
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