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Woman Suffrage Amendment Setback in New Jersey
A New Jersey suffrage referendum will not be voted next year due to negligence of suffragists. The article cites Article IX requirements for constitutional amendments, noting three months’ prior publication and legislative action. It predicts years before woman suffrage is adopted, criticizing suffragists for not enforcing the provision.
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New Jersey
Senate
General Assembly
August Plague of Flies Warns for Future Control
The New York American notes August's surge of flies across New York and other cities. Entomologists urge early year warfare in spring to reduce July August and September nuisances. Prevent breeding by removing food sources and garbage and maintaining vigilance.
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New York
New York American
Proposing Counter Charges to Block Sulzer Impeachment
The article denounces Sulzer and allies planning to halt impeachment via countercharges against legislators for criminal conspiracy. It argues the tactic delays justice, lacks rational support, and would not persuade the public. It contends an innocent governor would seek swift full exposure and a fair hearing.
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Sulzer
Plantain
Rima's incoherent defense and threats to press
The speaker argues his escape from Matteawan rests on a wife's stage career yet cites no support or recent aid. He accuses officials in New York New Hampshire and Vermont of a conspiracy while claiming ego and manipulation of the press. Governor Glynn's stance on his return is noted as aiding his ambitions. Relatives are urged to silence him to prevent further trouble.
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Matteawan
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Glynn
Rima
Fortify the Panama Canal, not appease it
The author ridicules the Hague Peace Conference appeal against fortifying the Panama Canal. They argue the canal strengthens defense, deters enemies, and would hurt national safety if captured, calling the peace plan an insult to common sense.
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Panama Canal
Mayor Gaynor Faces a Tough Mayoralty Battle
A New York World tribute to Mayor Gaynor praises his independence administrative skill and policy control while noting opposition. The piece argues voters should reelect him against a three cornered field as hostile forces unite to defeat him.
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New York City
New York
New York World
Gaynor
Stokes backs new GOP leadership as Governor petitions close
The piece notes public dislike of squealers and technicalities, endorses a reform stance, and calls for Sulzer’s rehabilitation. It mentions Stokes supporting new leadership in the Republican party and the retirement of old leaders. Last day to file Governor petitions arrives amid an overcrowded field.
Thoughts Worth Reading Material For the Other Side
A compact editorial set notes on tariff politics and campaign materials, criticizing Republican delay as aiding Democrats. It adds a quip about war distractions and the dove of peace roosting at the North Pole. It also mocks decorative peace flags amid ongoing wars.
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Indianapolist News
Italy
Turkey
Balkans
China
Mexico
Venezuela
New York
Dove of Peace
North Pole
New York Evening Sun
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Weary of Fakirs in American Politics
Bridgeton News comments on the surge of fakes and fakers in local state and national politics over the past two years. The piece laments the proliferation of panaceas and impostors, praising the rare presence of an honest legislator and old fashioned manhood.
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Bridgeton News
State Guard Reorganization Under War Dept Rules
Newark Star notes Dick militia law compliance requires War Department regulations for National Guard reform New Jersey’s present division lacks required brigades and regiments The two Second Brigade regiments could form a coast artillery unit and the divisional post would be abolished, a move Secretary Garrison supports for efficiency.
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Newark Star
The Futurist Portraits Sound and Light in Marble
A surreal scene follows an artist who records the street noises and colors into a statue. Shadows roar, starlight, heat, and vivid hues swirl as an arc lamp and factory tones create a chaotic symphony.
Solo by a Fish
Ted Robinson writes a humorous Cleveland Plain Dealer piece about a fish delivering a solo performance, blending wry observation with playful city life details. The column notes quirks, local color, and Robinson’s distinctive voice.
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Ted Robinson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
War loan bonds pour in as treasury prints rush
Fifty years ago today on August 25 orders for United States war loan bonds arrived in such volumes that the treasury department could not keep up with printing and issuing them.
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United States War Loan
Treasury Department
Don Key and Knighted Title Joke in Spanish History Lesson
A humorous anecdote from a London Tit-Bits item concerns Professor Key, a lively lecturer who contrasted with dull scholars. He notes in class that in Spain, knighthood yields the title Don, prompting a pun from a witty student. The piece also recalls Mme Recamier’s Easter 1801 charity in Paris, where receipts at St Roch totaled 20,000 francs and inspired gifts and verses for the young beauty.
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Spain
London
Mme. Recamier
Proper Introduction Ad Campaign in Daily Newspapers
A manufacturer aims to win favor with key buyers Mr and Mrs Consumer via Mr Retailer. The plan uses cooperative newspaper advertising to spark curiosity and drive quick results, linking local advertisers and national distribution through the Bureau of American News.
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Beauty in Ax Proportion and American Tool Craft
The piece discusses Professor T. Jje 'Cupino's aesthetic education arguing that mechanical efficiency and beauty of proportion rise together. It analyzes the American ax as “the most beautiful in existence,” detailing how the blade, head, eye, and curved handle balance function and form, and how materials and crafting shape its elegance.
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T. Jje ‘Cupino
von Hartman
Salesmen and Smiles Highlight Store Success
A department store linen manager argues that a friendly smile is essential for sales and brand image. The piece notes mastering eight hours of smiling through constant practice and self awareness, contrasting it with a negative customer encounter in New York.
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New York
New York Press
Humorous Quip About Henpecked Husbands
The speaker recalls a joke about a husband who blames his wife for her anger and admits he felt blamed. He recounts how he vented by telling the wife to target their son Albert instead, highlighting the comic misunderstanding and family dynamics. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the crowd's laughter at the tale.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Albert
Famed as a Murderer in a Parisian Tale
A circulating Paris anecdote claimed an ambitious visitor to M. Constans planned to kill M. Rochefort, prompting Constans to reply that he handles his own murders. The line reached Constantinople, where as French ambassador he observed Turkish officials’ exaggerated deference to those who do their own murders.
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Paris
M. Constans
M. Rochefort
Constans
Constantinople
Armenia
Humorous Exchanges and Quips from 19th Century Laugh Lines
A dapper shoe clerk fits a nine over a farmer’s sock prompting a quip about singing hymns. A lawyer threatens rough handling of witnesses, prompting a witty retort. A quiet conk remark about a plate leads to playful banter. A line on public office and retirement ends the collection.
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Philadelphia Ledger
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