Taft Talks on Justice Reform at Hot Springs
At Hot Springs Virginia on August 7 William H Taft argued for judicial reform to curb delay and ease burdens on the poor. He rejected abolition of property rights but urged faster trials, simpler procedures, and promoting expeditious opinions in both state and federal courts while defending the jury system as vital yet in need of reducing delay.
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Fels-Naptha, a Soap Housekeeper's Helpful Word
Anty explains to Little Mary that the jumble Little Mary being spelled out is Fels-Naptha, a soap. The elder adds it means an easy way to wash clothes in cool or lukewarm water without boiling or hard rubbing, saving time, labor, discomfort, and money for the housekeeper.
New Turkish cabinet established and reform gains
The Young Turks form a largely liberal cabinet under Kiam Pasha as grand vizier, with two Christians among ministers Gabriel Effendi Armenian and Prince Mavromordato Greek, signaling a constitutional shift. The sultan relinquishes ministerial appointment rights amid a crowding court scene and a disciplined reform movement. A British ambassador’s reception echoes congratulations on Abdul Hamid’s move to constitutional government.
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