Republican National Convention Opens in Chicago
The opening of the Republican National Convention in Chicago features all delegates present, a prayer by Rev. William O. Waters, and remarks by Senator J. C. Burrows. He reviews party history, tariff revision plans, and recent financial measures while praising Republican governance and urging unity behind pledged candidates.
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William O. Waters
Senator Burrows
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
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Malloy
Columbus
Lafayette B. Gleason
New York
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Benadette
Minn
George A. Wilson
Deg Moines
W. J. Seite
Weat Liberty
Tally
Pension Bureau
Army
Burrowa
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Monetary Commission
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Most Common Physical Defect In Humans
Dr W B C Lateon notes the leading deformity is downward displacement of the upper body. He cites a large study across thousands showing less than one percent free of collapse and low spirits, describing flattened chest protruding abdomen and protruding collar bones as visible signs.
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W. B.C. Lateon
Discovery of Jupiter's Moon Swell in Astronomical History
The article traces Jupiter’s long-hidden moons from Galileo to Barnard and Perrine, noting the 1892 revelation of five moons, the 1904 confirmation of a seventh, and hints of an eighth. It outlines telescope advances from Galileo’s era to the Lick Observatory, and explains the Galilean moons Europa Ganymede Callisto with their orbital details and distances. It also describes Jupiter’s belts the great red spot and ongoing observations at Greenwich as new moons are pursued.
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Jupiter
Slehth
Roemer
Galileo
Herschel
Lord Roase
Parsonstown
Sirius
Lick
Ashe
Gilbert
Edward Emerson Barnard
Lick Observatory
Mt. Hamilton
Cal
Charles Dillon Perrine
United States Naval Observatory
Perrine
Greenwich Observatory
England
Padua
Europa
Ganymede
Callisto
Harvard College Observatory
Hachng Batistes
BUCO
Earth
Jovian
Few Perfect Models Among European Artiste Models
A European scene notes that around 10 000 women and girls work as artiste models. The author laments the rarity of even ten who possess a perfect face and figure, yielding an ironic contrast within the profession.
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Europe
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