Suffragette and Taft ties roil Mexican land dispute
The article recounts tangled blame over Diaz era actions, linking Jones and Taft brothers to Mexican land deals. It notes suffragists or socialists in crowds, applause for liberty, and mentions Gaylord Wilshire and Taft family involvement amid political controversy and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Gaylord Wilshire
Canada
New York
Tutt
H E
Fornare
Taft
Charles P. Taft
Mexico
H. W. Taft
York
Fou
Noisy suffragette or silent ally in reform debate
The piece weighs Mrs Atherton in suffrage strategy, noting she will support the cause morally but cautioning she will not actively work, preferring a quieter approach. It also covers Brooklyn upstate Democratic ties, quotes about Gaynor and Conners, and jokes on Murphy, McClellan, and political rivalries with a brisk, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
England
Pankhurst
Brooklyn
Augustus Fan Wreck
Fingy" Conners
Conners
Garner
Charles I. Murphy
George B. McClellan
Gaynor
McClellan
Albbany Gaynor
White House
Murphy
Public Service. Corporation of New Jersey
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey notice invites public input on proposed service changes and asks for comments by a specified deadline. The brief item highlights the commission process and emphasizes community involvement and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Corporation OF New Jersey
Sultan's Great Wrestler Meets Gotch in Contested Match
The newly titled sultan of Turkey backs Maxout Murat as a world class wrestler and aims to pit him against Frank Gotch. Murat, under Antonio Pierre, recently impressed abroad by throwing four men in twenty minutes and is positioned to challenge the Iowa farmer Gotch in a major bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Turkey
Maxzout Murat
Ottoman Empire
Turk
Murat
Witn Esse
Antonio Pierre
Frank Gotch
Maxout
Mierret
Youseouf
Yusuf Mehmout
Gotch
Iowa
Maxout Murat
Cndear
Old State
Judge Rebukes Man In Court Over Feet On Table
A Chicago judge scolded a man in the courtroom for placing his feet on a table. The man was sent a paper containing the question What size boots do you wear? and promptly withdrew his feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prodigal Remarks on Extravagance Cited in Gazette
A Louisville Gazette-Journal critique describes a man as extravagant and wasteful, noting he spends his own money as if it were the government’s. The remark highlights concerns about fiscal responsibility and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Gourier-Journali
Magnificent Bedstead for Queen Elizabeth Described
A wardrobe warrant from 1581 quoted in Gleanings After Time details a walnut bed for Queen Elizabeth famed for its splendor. Richly carved and gilded with cloth of silver, velvet, and gold fringe, it featured crimson satin headpiece and ostrich feather plumes. The era saw many such lavish pieces, including a Queen Anne bed won in a lottery costing over £3,060.
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Eligabeth
Venice
Bruges
London
Graft In the Household Brings Graft to Domestic Life
A Boston Herald quote notes graft now penetrates homes as a maid and a cook are allegedly bribed to betray their employer. A young matron recalls paying and accepting bribes to recruit staff, with a maid paid $20 to sell her out and the cook earning roughly double. The dialogue labels it plain graft rather than bribery.
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Manila
Islands
New York Tribune
Julia
Boston Herald
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Alj Jones
Diaz
Patrick
Ers
Whshire
Mary Fones
Wiliam Watson
Watson
Richard le Gallienne
le Gallienne
Frederick A. Cook
H. Wellington Wack
Cook
Copenhagen
Walter Wellman
Wellman
Herschel G. Parker
Mount McKinley
Parker
Weisman
Actmity
Barie
Sim
Ote
North Pole
Winor
Sultan
Wrestler
Wau
Field
Edward Everett Gale
Eugene Pield
Dr. Hale
Meld
Elizabeus
Theo
Atin
Everett
Romeo
Newark
Paterson, Trolley
MATL
Franklin “Ave
Jeroleron
Scheuer Bldg
Newark, N. A
Hosacek
Ospornez
Prest
N. J
Osborne & Oe
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