Washington Gossip on End of a House Feud and New Leaders
The piece describes a brewing end to the partisan feud between Joseph G. Cannon and Heber J. Hepburn as Cannon’s bid for Speaker rises. It highlights new members like Dover Ames and J. Adam Uede, tracing careers from prior service to Congress and noting a shift in congressional privilege and access as Cannon plans to reform the Speaker’s lobby for better direct access to the Speaker.
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Sure to Ne Wind and the Frightful Trade
A fragment describes a cheaper butchers’ trade and a case of trichinae contamination. Jon Klein and others face penalties. discussion questions the daily fines and financial impact on the butcher. The passage hints at unsafe meat handling and public health concerns.
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Three Meals a Day and National Prosperity
Statistics show diet and commerce mirror prosperity with high per capita food and drink consumption tied to export surpluses. The United States leads exporting nations at about 1.25 billion dollars annually, followed by England and Germany with substantial export figures and modest daily per capita consumption.
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Bad spelling blamed on memory and pronunciation
The piece argues that spelling relies on memory and analogy and that many errors come from mispronunciation. It notes some aids exist but words without guides pose trouble. It cites typists improving through practice and criticizes modern teaching methods for increasing bad spelling among the educated.
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The Expensive Theater Scene in New York
A Washington era theater economy critique outlines New York’s high costs for watching plays and concerts. It notes rising prices across venues from small Weber amp. Field houses to Madison Square Garden, with patrons from Wall Street’s spendthrift to steady workers choosing where to attend. It contrasts London and Paris prices, and cites specific theaters, seats, and dining costs shaping urban leisure.
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