Secret divorce trial bill sparks New York Legislature debate
A chaotic summary of varied 19th century items including an NY bid to abolish secret divorce trials, William Waldorf Astor visiting America for a fortnight, a Kansas Attorney General bid, South Carolina senator boasts of state rum revenues, and assorted political commentary.
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Pilot Answers Prohibition Question Confront Norfolk Voters
The Pilot contends The Virginian misreads its questions about Prohibition party voters in Norfolk Municipal Election. It asserts the Virginian twists queries to fit its own framing while The Pilot seeks direct answers from The Virginian on who should be voted for and the party’s nominees.
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Letters of Comonwealhh's Attorney In Ledger
The Ledger reports readers with interest on Comonwealhh's Attorney letter about ex Police Justice East and Mr Hust charges. It notes that public prints should not substitute for proper legal action and that authorities must pursue charges in court if officials violated the law, while the Ledger supports a correct court course over sensational publication.
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Registration Books Report Needs Immediate Attention
The piece urges the Virelivan to unite with the Pilot to locate the registrar Hugh Henry and determine why registration books are not in his keeping. It calls for strict enforcement of the law, prompt investigation by the Electoral Board, and a satisfactory explanation of why books have not been returned.
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Fame of Frederick Nicholas Crouch in decline and song endures
The Petersburg Sy Mex Apperl notes Frederick Nicholas Crouch, once prosperous and loved for songs like Kathleen Mary won, now lives in poverty in Baltimore with illness and despair. Despite years of hardship he remains a touched figure as his music continues to reach the two hemispheres.
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McKinley Backers Push for Fourth Term Amid Tariff Debate
The piece notes strong McKinley support despite doubts over tariff and currency shifts. It argues his backers aim to force his nomination and election for four more years, warning continued unrest if opposed.
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Personal notes mix in Galveston News items
The Galveston News personals mix multiple disparate lines: references to Congress men, university honours, a shoe maker origin in a Danish village, a London firm offering ten thousand for a political contest, and brief mentions of figures like Sunset Cox and ex-Governor Nowell. The writing blends biographical fragments, dates, and locations with political insinuations and career notes.
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Notes and Opinions on Alaska Yield and Education
Notes and opinions discuss an estimated Alaskan gold yield this year near 7 00 000 and odd references to signals by Kentucky lawmakers. The piece also notes women graduates, colleges paying wages, and a broad look at social issues, ending with a fragmented reflection on a disrupted raid and related political tensions.
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Destiny and Destiny’s Moment on Fate and Opportunity
A reflective verse about timing and fate. It urges readiness to wait and watch for life’s turning moment, advising to stand firm on one’s path to seize opportunity as destiny’s clock nears strike. The archaic phrasing evokes a dramatic meditation on timing and choice.
Union Tailored Ready-to-Wear Garments From Our Union Shops
Bright new spring and summer attire arrives daily from our Union Tailor Shops. Fresh fashion using desirable fabrics ships with the famous white Union label attached to every garment.
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