Gentle Art of Taxing Partners in Congress Debate
In a heated session Mr. Dolliver and Mr. Aldrich query rubber tariff rates and duties on wool and rubber products. They discuss whether imports have been taxed and why rubber manufactures bear higher levies, noting rubber tires and wearing apparel and the impact on voters and industry.
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United States
Alrdich
Dulliver
Aldrich
Dolliver
Mr. Aldrich
American Magazine features varied fiction and essays
The December issue highlights William Tucke's A Christmas Mystery and David Grayson's New Adventures in Contentment. Ida Tarbell continues The American Woman, J K Turner on Barbarous Mesh, Ray Stannard Baker's The Spiritual Unrest, and new Toshimura Togo humor.plus a clinical note on Dyspepsia relief with Electric Bitters and an apartment ad.
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William Tucke
David Grayson
Grayson
America
Ida M. Tarbell
Turner
Ray Stannard Baker
Walter Rauschenbush
Eugene Wood
New York
Olive Higgins Prouty
Ralph Henry Barbour
Herbert Janvrin Browne
Wallace Irwin
Simon the Jester
William J. Locke
Sue
Jim Scrip
Boston Ballot Tax Incident From Early Records
A colonial record notes a January referendum in Boston over land use. Tobn Pigean cast an ill legal vote labeled Ye a and paid a fine of five points. The moderator ordered new ballots as townsfolk returned to vote. Final tallies show 402 votes with 205 Yeas and 197 Nays.
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Tynas
Moston
Boston
Terms of Wall Street and life as a gamble and reform
The piece contrasts financial terms with personal gambles and a political reformer’s path. It likens bond investments and margin trading to risk, then sketches a man’s life from romance to marriage to complex family outcomes, ending with a cynical note on independence and aging.
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Tiaann
Walta
Lippincor
Walla
Bitter Awakening Sparks Wild Stock Bets and a Louisville Stunt
A distressed dream about stock market bets ends with a chaotic awakening as a young Louisville woman shocks a block by blowing a shrill whistle to stop a near-mailing car. The scene echoes in the Courier Journal account of a fearless, self-assured figure who refuses to hide her boldness.
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Louisville
Bourt Avenue
Peter Pan
Louisville Courier Journal
Earth's Magnetic Poles and a Petersburg Flag Tale
The article discusses how Earth's magnetic poles are defined by the magnetic needle and notes the need for extensive experiments under governments. It then recounts a Petersburg incident where a czarina birthday led to widespread flag display after a police threat of 209 rubles, with citizens rapidly lining streets with bunting.
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Earth
St. Petersburg
The Ice Cream and Limburger Dialog Exchange
In a playful exchange a plate of ice cream taunts a piece of Limburger cheese about microbes. The Limburger retorts that it is far more potent, claiming superiority over the ice cream and mocking the other as a sparsely settled territory.
Weekend Gatherings and Town News in Lawrence
The week’s heavy Cain weather kept farmers out of fields while Lawrence residents hunt turkeys and geese for Thanksgiving. Mr Davis plans beef canning and with his son repair bridges and places. Miss Cecil Davis celebrated a birthday with a surprise party Saturday night for 35 or 40 neighbors.
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Mr. Davis and Son
Harding and
Macins
Cecil Davis
Gertie Young
Fern Wilson
Walter Harding
No Rest in Heaven for Overworked Farm Servant
A village tale from northern Iceland recalls a farm servant named John who asks if there will be work in the afterlife. The parish minister suggests even in the Letter world there will be duties like cleaning the sun, hanging the moon, and tending the stars. The servant resists the idea of endless toil in eternity.
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Nerth
Iceland
Hig Flock
John
The Child on an Asset and Birth Rate Decline
A Springfield writer argues the birth rate declines as economic costs rise and religious motives wane. He warns that treating children as assets could threaten civilization by increasing financial burden on parents.
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Cainé
Springfield
Mass
Anieltlers
Wkely
Not Quite Shown Pages of a Witty Conversation
A fragmentary dialogue reflects literary and social banter with lines about dullness to nature and a genius with money. Characters like Gormley and a "youngest daughter" appear alongside remarks on engagements and piano playing, framed as casual banter and stage-like exchanges.
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Gormley
Jove
House of a Thousand Candles at Bowersock Promises Realistic Third Act
The Leg show at Bowersock opera house on Friday November 26 features six property men to manage effects in the third act. The scene includes distant storm sounds flashes of lightning and Sheriff’s mob calls to Glenarm estate. The production has drawn praise from New York and Chicago engagements. Ticket prices range from 50c to $1.50. Miss Anne Sweeney piano instructor at K U offers lessons at a downtown studio.
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Glenarm Estate
New York
Chicago
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Bellhone ‘Hows
Pochen
Christmas McClure's offers color child world art and varied fiction
The issue highlights Jessie Wilcox Smith color drawings titled A Child's World. Maury Stewart Calling Gertrude Margaret wed Arthur Bo Me and Perceval Landay J. C. Cobb Ore Renyon contribute fiction. George Elliott Bow writes Divorce and Public Welfare as a major article.
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Jessie Wilcox Smith
Maury Stewart
Gertrude Margaret
Arthur Bo
Amd
Perceval Landay
J. C. Cobb
Ore Renyon
George Elliott Bow
Arri
Omest Ferriile Polis
Hafus Steele
Telis
Train Schedule for East and West Routes with Local Services
Timetable lists multiple trains including No. 110 Denver Limited at 7:05 am and No. 109 Denver Limited at 6:56 pm, No. 103 Pacific Express at 11:08 am, various local services such as No. 106 Kansas City Local and No. 105 Water City Local, plus daily except Sunday notes and several motor car services with morning and evening departures.
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St. Louis-Col Lim
Atlantic Express
Salina
Pacific Express
Wate’t City
St. L.-Col
New Hampshire Hostelry Advertises Rates and Services
The notice lists boarding and lodging options at a New Hampshire hotel with meals and hoarding rates per week. It mentions surrounding areas, convents, and local streets, plus real estate agent services for mortgages and loans. A Michigan or Massachusetts registration line appears at the end.
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