Justice John M Harlan Dissenting on Key Cases
Dissenting Justice John M. Harlan, longtime member of the U S Supreme Court, is described as fifty years in office with a noted dissent in major cases including the Standard Oil and American Tobacco Company matters. The piece covers his Kentucky origins, oratorical gifts, Civil War service, and tenure on the bench.
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Marshall Harlan
Dullert Btuien
Standard Hi Vompair
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Bench
Justice Unvian
Boyle
James Harlan
Frankfort
Harlan
Center College
Tenth Infantry
Kentucky
George H. Thomas
United States
Hayes
Birchin
Biot
John Marshall
Joln Starshall Elarlin
Terember
Edward Cbd
White
Justive Hacion
Butme
Lis
Thet
Casey
Standard of and American Tobacco Company
Bleeding then quinine changed army mortality in 19th century France
Harper's Weekly recounts how in 1860s France bleeding to the white kept soldiers dying in Algeria hospitals. Maillot introduced quinine, stopped bleeding, and deaths dropped from about one in three to one in forty six. His ideas faced opposition before eventual recognition.
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Conquesc
Algeria
France
Broussais
Bone Fu
Maillot
Bone
Legion of Honor
Harper's Weekly
Bootmaker Refuses To Cut Corns For Fitting Boots
An exchange in the London Telegraph shows a customer pressing for boots while the bootmaker balks at trimming corns. The Old Gentleman Cat Cholette adds comic tone as the caller insists on proper fitting.
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London Telegraph
Very Diplomatic Golf Remark Ignites Quiet Rivalry
A New York Telegram quote notes De Skill plays a silent game of golf. He scores well enough to entertain an influential friend without overtly defeating him, sparking diplomatic intrigue over sportsmanship.
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New York Telegram
Humorist In Straits Beggar Please Help Me Recover My Child
A witty exchange contrasts a beggar asking for help to recover a child with a mother’s concern. The Boston Transcript cites the Quotation and Rabelais underscoring the value of loved ones during times of distress.
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Gergar
Boston Transcript
Science in Business at Bethlehem Steel Factory
A 1901 system introduced at Bethlehem Steel ties pay to a detailed method card. Workers are shown exact steps and times per operation, earning a daily bonus only if all tasks meet the standard. If a task cannot be completed, the worker reports, and the foreman or instructor adjusts methods and times.
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Bethlehem. Steel Works
Colors and Vision and the Mystery of Color
The article discusses primary colors red green and violet and how others arise from their combinations. It cites theories of three distinct color nerves versus a single optic nerve with a threefold chemical substance. The piece notes frog eye chemistry and the uncertainty in how vision works. Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
The Roses. Pree can make no mistake
A fragmentary dialogue quotes Jim describing a rose like a woman’s cheeks with color hints and contrasts. The text mentions rosy red roses white roses and yellow roses as symbols but remains incomplete and unclear in attribution.
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Pree
Jim
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Sixth Avenue
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Franklin Ave
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Newark
Kodak and Photo Supplies
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Germany
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John J. Crittenden
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Justice John M. Harlan
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Switz City
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Sullivan
McConnell
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Louis XV
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Rabelais
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