Dematerializing Spectacle and a Parisian Pursuit
In a cabaret on Montmartre a stage illusion of a man turning to skeleton shocks a crowd. Police officer Bernardez spots a link to the Rovere murder, tailing a young stranger named Charles Prades through Paris streets to a police station for questioning and a tense confrontation.
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I Am God of the Universal Soul
Poem fragment by Ellen Glasgow published in Harper's Magazine. The speaker speaks of an inner divine state, portraying the self as both tiny and vast, the creator and destroyer within a perpetual life and death flow.
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Roosevelt Defends Secret Service and Urges Stronger Bureau
President Roosevelt transmits to the House a reply on the secret service issue, defending its use to detect fraud and crime across the federal government. He cites evidence from the Congressional Record, defends officers, and urges higher pay and a centralized bureau under justice.
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Anonymous Writer Claims to Help Magazines
A letter-writer signs as Anonymous and discusses contributing to magazines. The speaker notes a habit of reading others’ writing and remarks on how natural hair curls influence popularity amid gossip in a social context.
Ohio Legislature Convenes to Elect Senator Burton
Columbus Ohio January 6 The seventy eighth general assembly met in extraordinary session to elect a United States senator to succeed Foraker and to discuss state budget needs and a convict labor job program under the contract labor abolition law.
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Castro Under Knife in Berlin
Former President Castro underwent kidney operation in Berlin performed by German specialist Dr. Israel. He reportedly came through the procedure fairly well and is doing as well as could be expected. The report notes the unusual note about a snail's teeth on its tongue.
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Fallieres Fights to End Guillotine Abolition Vote
Paris January 6 President Fallieres expresses disappointment over deputies failure to abolish the guillotine. The chamber voted 330 to 201 for capital punishment, sealing the fate of a core of prisoners.
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