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Roosevelt Verdict Ends Slander Battle With Public Vindication
The Roosevelt verdict halts the slander habit by vindicating a public figure against hostile gossip. The witness retracts, confirming the right of a public man to be protected from malicious rumors. The Marquette trial stands as a warning to those who circulate disparaging stories about prominent figures.
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Park Rowdies Threaten Central Park Recovery Effort
An expert warns it will take months to heal Central Park after Pride Day damage. A big future crowd risks further harm unless strict policing and penalties deter park vandalism. Mayor’s commission chair calls neglect the cause and urges heavy fines and more plainclothes officers to preserve the greens and deter rowdies.
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The Flag of the Chesapeake as an Early Variant Flag
The article argues that the Chesapeake flag resembles an early variant of the Stars and Stripes rather than a separate flag. It notes the Stars and Stripes predates the Union Jack’s form and highlights changes: thirteen to fifteen stripes, then back to thirteen while stars increased with state growth.
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An Awkward Hitch in China Parliament in deadlock over president vs constitution adoption
The Chinese Parliament failed to decide whether to elect a president or draft a new constitution. Weeks pass with no action, delegates weary and defecting, while foreign powers withhold recognition and the nation suffers from inaction.
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Dictatorial Powers March Threat to New Republic
Mr Yuan uses dictatorial rather than constitutional powers, sparking surrections across several provinces. The situation is not merely awkward but increasingly dangerous to the integrity of the new republic.
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New York Embraces Electric Belt Line Cars Overnight
A city in rapid Transition as New York replaces old horse drawn cars with electric ones. Commuters adapt quickly and newspapers note the shift between eras. The piece muses on further city reforms and political tensions while acknowledging limits to speculation.
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Difficulties of Greatness in a Grapes of Life Era
The passage discusses distinctions of nationality and heritage, humorously pairing Scotch Irish traits with governor Sulze William and Mrs Sulzer. It muses on originality, fame, and the role of drink, noting water and grape juice as symbols of public appetite. It ends with a reflective question on future great men and artistic worth.
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War Debates Over Peace Plans Stirning International Response
The piece argues that war should be avoided and peace plans gain traction as major powers respond favorably to Mr. Bryan's peace proposals. It notes many nations show willingness to pursue negotiation over conflict, comparing past declarations and modern urgings for restraint. The author credits Mr. Bevan and President Taft for shaping a broader move away from war toward diplomatic settlement.
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Old Weather Proverbs Worth Rethinking Says Humepry s
The United States Weather Bureau expert Professor W. T. Humepry s criticizes many old proverbs as overgeneralized while noting some carry scientific basis. He cites moon and sun signs, ringed halos, and moisture indicators as possible weather predictors and mentions Wooded references to a Cuban flag seen near a gunboat.
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Banner design origin at Belmont Park and royal rescue scene
The passage recalls a banner designed over half a century ago at Belmont Park, arguing the purse drives racing interest. It notes a King of Spain triggering rescue drama, a modern order improving over the old, and Manhattan mood with the Giants. It references extreme Kansas heat and May’s striking departure.
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Intersching and The Tenth Theory in Life
A humorous column mocks ineligible Aryans and German theory in a Cleveland era paper. It lampoons university lectures on the Tenth Theory, satire of waiters and senators, and skits on Victorian society. It comments on Life magazine satire, and quips about Christian Science abroad and American reception.
Chicago Mint Beds and Waldo Outbursts Across Papers
A collage of newspaper quips about Waldo the Chicago police dog and a series of humorous mint bed metaphors from Chicago Record-Herald and other papers. The pieces use political satire to comment on President Wilson, governance, and public funds.
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Republicans Need a Leader Not Barnes in New York
A reader endorses Joseph Lewis's view that Barnes lacks the trinity of traits for the Republican lead, urging a progressive, independent, honest leader to replace Barnes. The letter argues Farnes has served his day, and the party should avoid dictating thoughts to its base. Murphy is cited as a parallel Democratic figure. The second letter praises gelatin in cuisine and its digestive benefits, suggesting more gelatin use in menus.
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Indy
Distinctive shapes urged for poisonous tablets across uses
Letters to the Tribune propose safer medicine packaging to prevent accidental poisonings. The first asks colors and shapes like triangles or stars for internal remedies to differ from external ones. The second suggests laws requiring external use tablets to be square to aid recognition in the dark.
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Open Forum for Public Debate on Marriage
A letter from Los Angeles May 2 1913 argues that marriages end happily and that wiser partners and mutual duties improve wedlock. The writer urges Dan Cupid to boost entries into marriage, noting unmarried folk would seek the holy state if they knew the tenderness and devotion seen in present couples.
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Ream
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Gelatin article praised but notes capsule purity error
A letter to the editor commends a recent gelatin article in The Tribune while correcting a detail about capsule use. The writer emphasizes the high purity standards in U S gelatin production and cooperation with government authorities to ensure safety and digestibility.
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In Praise of Marriage and the Bachelor’s View
A letter to The Tribune defends marriage and argues marriages are not declining. The author, a bachelor, praises womanhood and love as essential to a happy union, noting spiritual as well as practical aspects and the desire for a good wife as a divine gift from heaven. Continuous reflections on love, duty, and personal restraint are shared.
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Talk of the Day Report From Brooks Public School Expedition
A Brooks public school committee of five pupils and five boys, ages thirteen to fifteen, toured the Mandal district to study Wall Street and its people. The class found only the good sides in their recount, with adults noting little of the bad. A clerk described amusement in clerking and grocery work, while another reflected on matches as a joke. The Philadelphia Record quotes reactions and a memory course remark, ending with Kaiser and Washington references.
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