Cause of Faults in Lower House
Washington March 6 Champ Clark scolded the house for inattention and constant quorums, noting a 400 member body that rarely cared about proceedings. He blamed the size of the chamber, absences caused by the House office building, and a few leaders pressuring for quick, costly measures.
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Bankruptcy Sale Notice Sets Bid Terms and Location
Bankrupt sale details specify bids to be received and opened at the Law Office of Benjamin P Morris 18 Broad way Long Branch New Jersey Each bid must include a certified check of the bid The trustee reserves right to reject any or all bids and bidders must pay cash with building to be removed within thirty days after sale Testers in Bankruptcy for Mariel V Spencer Stadler
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Scholar Dr Hrang Goaded By Parliament Jests
In Melbourne the witty Scholar Dr Hrang, an elder statesman, faced playful barbs from fellow MPs who quipped about Lin belonging to Queen Anne’s era. During a speech he retorted that he is contemporary with all time, prompting cheers and banter about knowledge.
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CHECKMATING JUSTICE Inside View of Wey Crimines Cases Hendred
Arthur Train, former assistant district attorney in New York City, argues that the criminal justice system offers no real deterrent as prosecutions linger before appellate courts. A veteran criminal lawyer recalls how defense and prosecution plan long games to exploit delays and past errors. The piece suggests delays in appeals influence outcomes and may drive crime, hinting at systemic flaws and the human cost.
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Painting a horse scheme disrupts Detaille workshop
In Paris Detaille and Meissonnier shared walls as they painted cavalry and Napoleon. To evoke a galloping horse, Detaille struck a bronze disk tied to a gong, startling Meissonnier’s model of Napoleon. An arrangement followed with morning gallop and afternoon unmoving steed to maintain a steady pose.
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Funeral wreath tension at theater findings
A manager alters a funeral wreath with oversized cards reading From the theater and adds every evening at 87, provoking amused banter among actors. The snippet blends miscellaneous jokes, hunting tale, and light commentary from various papers.
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Cable repair at Bermuda unites broken Atlantic link
Halifas and Hamilton stations coordinate to locate a six mile break in the Bermuda cable. The Mackay Dennett grapples six miles down, brings up one end, and after a tense hour joins the ends and splices in a new section. The repaired line resumes service, a rare smooth operation amid harsh northern seas.
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Mummy Trains of Bagdad Tour Sacred Burial Caravans
A writer describes a Bagdad journey to view ancient sites and the death caravans that carry dried bodies to sacred burial grounds. The article details the pilgrimage route from Turkestan to Nedjef, the Tigris crossing, and the eerie procession of mules and veiled relic bearers through Chaldea.
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Vigor At Seventy Across Noted Figures And Minds
A compilation arguing vigor persists past seventy with examples from Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Gladstone, William I, Bigelow, Fraley, and others. It cites a brain weight record by Knight, compares Turgenev, and notes barefoot sand walking as fatigue cure. ends with a wry sponsor exchange about unpaid bills.
Silk Producing Insects and Their Varied Value
Detroit Free Press notes there are over 200 species of silk producing insects, though only a few hold practical value for mankind. The piece reflects on cleverness and the notion of a standout thief among one of our brightest minds.
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