Aristocracy Rising in America Says Paris Critics
An eccentric European observer argues that the United States is sliding toward feudalism as wealth concentrates in 3,000 people. He notes incipient aristocracy in the West among cowboys and mediaeval-like power among great employers, while democracy spreads yet wealth remains highly concentrated.
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Double lookalikes lead to mistaken felony conviction
A man accused of burglary narrowly escaped conviction when a lawyer used a genuine suspect as a court double to expose identity confusion. The real offender was later revealed in confession, showing how resemblance can mislead justice.
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Nesting Swallows At Cape Comorin Attract Fascination
The New York Journal describes swallows nesting under Cape Comorin’s headland. Nests shaped like watch pockets hang as bats raid the area, while lights illuminate nests at night to protect fledglings. The nests are variously described as sea plant, mollusk, or sea foam creations and are valued as a Chinese delicacy shipped from India.
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