Nesbit election law sparks Republican misgivings nationwide
The Nesbit election law is hotly debated in Republican circles as to its fairness and enforcement. Critics claim it imposes duties on Democrats, invites fraud aids for Republicans, and question whether country editors fully understand its provisions. The Globe Democrat noted minor amendments could make it acceptable, while Republicans and Democrats clash over intended effects and constitutional validity.
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Campaign Lies and Unconstitutional Certificates Debate
A historical critique accuses Republicans in Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio areas of backing certificates deemed unconstitutional. It names Whybark Higbee and many fellow GOP figures, alleging they voted for the schemes and would defend their legality if court cases arose. The piece argues county papers repeat the claim to dodge explaining individual votes.
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Kansas Ballot Reflections From A Distorted Letter
A highly garbled letter waxes political, praising Kansas Republicans while mocking Missouri Democrats. It lampoons fair votes and cites fictional names, hinting at partisan bias and erroneous claims about election practices.
A Boyish Avercion and Creeping Fear in a Warehouse
A narrator recalls a disturbing experience in a warehouse and a lingering dread of certain objects and atmospheres. The account notes cold perspiration, fear, and a compulsion to stay, likening the unease to a common fear such as a mouse sighting by women, with emphasis on an unsettling presence in the room.
Universal fruit and color roses claim at Kew gardens
Horticulturists chase rare colors and grafted fruit on odd hosts. The blue rose, once near mythical, is reported at Kew with debate over natural color versus chemical treatment. A Herefordshire farmer reportedly grafted pears and plums onto cherry trees, creating a mixed-blooming tree, with visitors noting an orange and lemon pair at a Naples display.
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Remarkable Case of Distinguishing Diamonds and Turquoise
A preserved account describes Helen Keller using touch to identify jewelry in an art gallery visit in York. She reportedly discerned materials and named a Beethoven sculpture, aided by her own refined sense of touch without external help. The scene moved the gallery owner to tears as rings were examined.
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