Multiple Nation Warnings and Opinions Spark Debate Abroad
A collage of editorial notes and quotes spans topics from Stanford finances funding a football team to verbal exchanges between the United States and Spain over Cuba. Critics label Spain a threat while U S leaders are urged to act decisively against Cuban oppression. domestic commentary mocks politicians and provincial towns.
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Galveston News
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
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Spain
Prohibition Primary Law Defends Honest Election Efforts
The Pilot defends the special primary election law as a measure for all parties to resist machine politics. It rebuts claims the law favors Democrats in Norfolk and lauds Prohibition leaders like Starke, Vers, Allyn, and Doyle for safeguarding honest elections. The piece notes ongoing attacks by Prohibition writers and press.
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Allyn
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Prohibition Debate Shapes Norfolk May Primary Ticket
The Virginian attacks Prohibitionists and cites the 1894 legalized primary election law as the means to allow voters to express their choice. It contrasts editorials and a Rev Samuel W Small with former editor views, labeling accusations as reformer rhetoric and urging a united Democratic ticket for Norfolk city offices and council.
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Samuel W. Small
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Sam. W. Small
Norfolk
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Primary Election Provisions for Norfolk City Offices
The article outlines a Norfolk law allowing all parties to hold city or ward primary elections for nominating candidates ahead of a general election. It questions whether the Democratic Party will hold a legalized primary and whether the Prohibition or Republican parties will also adopt primaries or rely on convention or committee control.
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Norfollk
Virginia
Pol
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Clleer
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Adlergalized Primary Decided On
The Democratic City Executive Committee met to consider municipal election plans and adopted a resolution authorizing a primary to select the party candidate. The action signals the party’s pursuit of a formalized process amid the upcoming election.
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Adlergalized
Democratic City Executive Committee
Fashionable Rome maidens and Parisian tastes noted
The piece reports on antique Rome bridal customs with a wheat ears emblem and a simple cake. It reflects on Patti’s preferences for modest fare versus lavish French dishes and mentions connoisseurs admiring wine cellars. It also references political and cultural notes and a Paderewski anecdote with a New York Sun quotation.
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New York Sun
Duke and Duchess Arrive at Monte Curio in Rome Society Notes
The Duke and Duchess of Marlboro rough mod Mr S Vanderblit arrived at Monte Curio. The Countess of Dudley owns the Star of South Africa stone, recently sold at $100,000. Mr T Bidastlee leaves Barfordton Bar to join Baptist ministry. John Little seeks Republican nomination in Sixth Congressional District. Montavon family in Montavon near Bas Secourt elects Mayor Joseph Montavon and Victor Montavon as Amsterdam Mayor. councilors Merve Jules, Eracet Montav Wy Clerk Joseph Montaven. Night Watchman Montavaven. warnings issued if more family members depart.
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When Angels Come In We Mean to Call Them Home
A poem by Margaret J. Preston reflects on longing for rest as life’s burdens rise. The speaker vows to invite angels into toil weary hearts and watch for them at dusk, only to find the angels departed when the hoped for day arrives.
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Margaret J. Preston
Great Stock Relief Unloading Sale Clears Winter Garments
A retailer declares a price driven stock reduction across all departments to purge winter apparel before inventory. Suits for men and youths. overcoats and windproof coats from premium makes offered at deeply discounted prices. Children’s suits priced at 1.95 to 2.75, promising limited remaining stock.
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