No Court of Appeal Why One Justice Changed His Mind
The article argues Britain lacks a criminal court of appeal and relies on royal pardons via the home secretary. It cites Sir James Stephen and a controversial shift of mercy from sovereign to minister, warning this system risks arbitrary justice and political influence.
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Home Secretary
Ngland
New York Tribune
House of Lords
High Court of Judicature
Lord ‘Justices
England
Ireland
Scotland
Appea
Robert Reid
Leslie Phen
James Zjames Stephen
Sir James
Home Department
Victoria
Wave Thoughts Haunt Morning Minds inDetroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press fragment describes morning thoughts as waves that chase the mind, with one speaker fearing a skull would crack from the mental surge. The vignette captures a surreal, introspective moment.
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Detroit Free Press
Where the Trouble Came In
Dialogue from a Detroit Free Press cartoon caption shows a creditor meeting exchange. Spokes asks if there is trouble meeting creditors. Spokes replies trouble lies in getting rid of them, illustrating financial tension.
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Spokes
Detroit
Debs to Test Cooperative Communities in Utah
Denver dispatch reports Rev Myron W Reed national president of the Brotherhood of the Cooperative Commonwealth announcing a Utah test for cooperative communities of about 1500 people. He notes Mormon success with cooperation and plans for a first 1500 member settlement to break ground next spring with Tomaston Maine as headquarters and 1544 total members.
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Denver
Myron W. Reed
Brotherhood of the Co-Operative Commonwealth
Eugene V. Debs
Henry W. Liloyd
Utah
Rio Grande Western
Union Paecifio Railways
Sonora
New Mexico
Brotherhood
Tomaston
Maine
N. W. Larmond
Canovas Holds On As Queen Regent Confirms Premiership
Madrid June 6 The Queen Regent renews Senor Canovas powers and keeps the cabinet intact with policy unchanged. Leaders of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies and three marshals urged recall of Captain General Weyler from Cuba. Opposition reacts with surprise and displeasure at the decision.
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Madrid
Senor Canovas
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Weyler
Cuba
The Seven Year-Old House Ruler Ends Gate Quarrel
A seven year old orders a butcher's delivery boy to shut a garden gate. The boy refuses, but the child asserts mother will punish any escape. The boy returns, then confronts who will enforce the discipline. The boy relents and shuts the gate.
Frills of Fashion Highlight Draped Belts and Turbans
Tartan plait silks are used for wide draped belts on day and evening gowns. Bugle heads and blonde lace return with a claim for consideration. New transparent shirt waists gain fit from lawn lining. Graduated ribbons trim skirts in straight or intricate patterns. Turbans with flower tufts and matching scarves top millinery, flattering perfect hair.
Walls of Lakes Awe Early Settlers Across Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Journal reports walling of lake shores in the West built from boulders arranged without care for size to form stable banks. The text explains how shifting ice and water pressure move and settle rocks into permanent barriers, leaving a forested, awe-filled landscape.
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Gisdat
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Elkhart Lake
Annes & Lake Mendota
Madison
Queen Victoria’s Large Family Descendants Listed
The article notes Queen Victoria has more than seventy descendants with over sixty living, nine children of whom seven survive. It lists The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught, the Duke of Edinburgh, Frederick of Germany, Princess Christian, the Marchioness of Lorne, and Princess Heat rice among living offspring. It mentions various ranks including princes, duchesses, an emperor and two empresses.
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Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Willam George Jordan
Ladies' Howe Journal
Well of Mist and Malaria Prevention Ad Copy
A morning or evening mist carries malaria seeds in low lands. Malaria spreads where fevers prevail, but Hostetter’s Bitters is advertised as protection and remedy. It claims to treat dyspepsia constipation kidney trouble rheumatism and offers strong marketing rhetoric.
Nu to-Bac promotion and sample offer in ad
An advertisement urges quitting tobacco with Nu to-Bac claiming to make weak men strong. It promises cure guaranteed with a free looklet and sample and lists Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York as addresses. A quoted line about a daughter on a wheel appears as filler.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Denver to Lyons Morning Train Serves Fishing Resorts
A Sunday and weekday morning Burlington line will run a Denver to Lyons train with 0:30 a.m. departures and an 11:40 a.m. Lyons arrival connecting to four horse stages for Estes Park Welch’s Ranch and Arbuckle’s Fishing Resort. The return arrives Denver at 7:05 p.m. for a day trip priced at one dollar.
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Lyons
Estes Park
St. Vrain Canon
Burlington
Denver
Estesark
Welch
Arbuckle
Meadow Park
Canon of St. Vrain
To Cure Constipation Forever With Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Advertisement promises a cure for constipation using Cascarets candy cathartic. It offers a money back guarantee if the product CC C does not cure, and notes druggists refund customers.
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CC. C
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Debs
Canovas
Frills OF Fashion
Lee
Johnny
Glass
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