Amazing Incident in Sherbrooke Courtroom
A Sherbrooke courtroom demonstration for Harry Fhaw draws mixed motives from sympathy for the prisoner to hostility toward the United States. The crowd’s actions, driven by morbid curiosity, reflect poorly on Canadian judgment and restraint. The piece notes an escaped lunatic seeking delay for continued confinement and questions crowd intelligence.
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Sherbrooke
Harry ‘Fhaw
United States
Canada
Public Market Experiment Sparks Skepticism in Hoboken
Hoboken moves to open a public market as Camden’s experience warns buyers and sellers must be attracted. The Camden market struggles with few customers and questions the value of public provisions amid rising costs and delivery services.
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Hoboken
Camden
New York Municipal Race Sees Fusion Rift And Independent Nominations
Confusion grows as Hearst backed Mitchell faces an Independence League split over running mates Prendergast and McAneny. Rumors place Gaynor as a Republican or independent candidate with Whitman joining a Tammany ticket and McAneny and Prendergast likely on Gaynor's slate. A turbulent mayoral campaign looms in New York.
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Hearst
Mitchell Packer
Fusion
Independence League
Mitchell
Prendergast
McAneny
Gaynor
Tammany
Whitman
Roosevelt on Amalgamation of Republicans and Progressives
At Chicago after a West trip Theodore Roosevelt advocates a full merger of the Progressive and Republican parties. He says amalgamation is simple if others adopt the entire platform, with no partial adoption. The Bull Moose must swallow the Elephant to unite under shared principles and concrete measures.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Progressive Party
Progressive National Party
Sumer
Impounded Ponds Versus Sanitation on Kansas Farms
The New York World cites Governor Hodges urging ponds on every Kansas farm to store excess rainfall for dry spells. Critics note terrain may hinder universal ponds and warn stagnant water breeds mosquitoes and disease. The debate asks for practical water storage solutions and public health considerations.
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Kansas
Hodges
Kani
New York World
Courtesy as a business asset in railroads
An editorial notes that courtesy by railroad employees is a business asset, shaping public impression with a sincere aim to please. It argues polite conduct is a democratic virtue, a costless habit yielding rich returns, and highlights the push for courtesy in large companies and society.
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The
Pennsylvania
Paterson
Political Row Over Advertising Time Sparks Critique
The passage notes a failure to advertise an election for three months before voting and cites Trenton correspondents confirming the issue. It also mentions Governor Blease defending Sulzer and questions Thaw’s sanity based on his conduct since arriving in Canada.
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Trenton
Thaw
Canada
Editorial Snapshot of Politics and Wages Across Papers
A collage of editorials critiques on political mudslinging, press independence, and gender wage justice. It surveys calls for issue-focused debate, anti regulation sentiment, and findings from Kansas City on low wages for 95,000 women workers, noting rising living costs and job pressures amid industry changes.
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Board of Welfare of
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Fashion as a Moral Menace and Poetic Swallows
A religious review denounces women s fashions as a grave menace to public morals urging clergy to warn followers and curb extravagant dress while a poem by Louise Driscoll speaks in avian imagery of the soul seeking freedom and the lure of the open sky.
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America
Rereview
Isaiah
Ind
N. Y
Thoughts Worth Reading Quote
A brief quotation notes that every delay is hateful yet can yield wisdom, reflecting on patience and insight attributed to Pervasive Latin source. The line emphasizes value found in postponement and the growth it brings.
Foreign Consuls Denounce Charleston Shelling During War
Foreign consuls denounce the shelling of Charleston by federals without warning. The bombardment ended after the bursting of the only remaining range. General John B. Floyd, once secretary of war and later in Confederate service, has died.
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Charleston
Neral John B. Floyd
German Emperor Prefers Modest Dress Notes
In Wiesbaden the emperor praised local fashion and scorned English rouge. A tale from the court recounts Princess Victoria Louise's dress buttons costing one mark each, with the emperor ruling the price too high and forbidding extravagance.
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Wiesbaden
Victoria Louise
Dundee Advertiser
Restoration by Seventh Vertebra Pounding Stirs Debate
English scientist Prof. A Abrams studies Japanese life restoration methods noting pounding the seventh vertebra to revive the unconscious, place in a seated posture, and aid walking, with remarkable but unexplained successes in heart cases. Paris post delays anger chambers of commerce as mails and newspapers consistently arrive late, harming cross channel trade.
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Abrams
Paris
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Foreign Chambers of Commerce
First Post
London Express
Not Profitable Anger Says At chison Globe
A quote from the At chison Globe argues that anger is more tiresome than hard work and does not pay. The opinion emphasizes practicality over fury as a route to success.
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Atchison Globe
Modern Houseware Innovations Cut Household Labor
A reader reflects on the flood of patent articles and storehouse ideas aimed at lightening a woman's work. Merchants showcase labor saving devices as essential, especially during hot weather, urging public notice and suggestions from THE RECORD.
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Ado Ns
the Record
Eee Re
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