The Railroad Gateman and the Ticket System
This piece argues against gatekeepers who require passengers to present tickets before boarding. It notes benefits for railroads in reducing cash fares and avoiding on train changes, cites Boston’s terminal practice, and contrasts with Gluan glass invention detailing its properties and historical origins.
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Railroad Prasengers
Eteet i Sect
Fis
Maliboad Company
Patewan
Hhis
Big South
Boston
New York
Lew Lingen and
Hartford
Diaz at Seventy-One Shows Vigor and Enduring Fitness
Public Opinion notes Diaz at seventy five remains a strong, well preserved man capable of ten or more years of active work. Five years prior he visited Chapultepec gym where he climbed ropes with ease and urged youths to live as healthily as possible. He daily exercises, enjoys horse riding, hunting, and both indoor and outdoor sports, reflecting a lifelong love of athletic activity.
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Dias
Diaz
National Military Feauery
Chapultepec
England’s Fashion Turns From Pose to Plainness
A fragment notes that talk of fashion in England has shifted away from posed displays. Dining invites now often start with warnings of possibly poor food, and owners of grand chateaus avoid discussing art, claiming they have forgotten “the old Johnnylen.” The piece cites a Harper’s suggestion to imitate this trend.
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England
Johnnlen
Harper's
Andrew Carnegie Receives Autograph Request Reported
The Springfield Republican notes a story that Andrew Carnegie asked a student bound for Jena to obtain an autograph from Professor Ernst Haeckel. The reply gratefully acknowledges Carnegie’s donation of a microscope for Jena University's biological laboratory.
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Andrew Carnegie
Jena
Professor Haeckel
Ernst Haeckel
Biological Laboratory
Jena University
Carnegie
Springfield Republican
Tide of tipping tax debate reaches global attention
The article surveys a rising trend of tipping across nations, noting burdens on hotel staff, porters, waiters, and other attendants as they push for higher gratuities. It cites a European influence, the imposition of new charges, and a call for reform to curb excessive fees and social pressure on service workers.
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Browers
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