Jerome's Sunday Propositions Spark Reform Debate
Attorney Jerome of New York advocates strict enforcement of laws promoting good order and morals and calls for repealing ineffective regulations to open saloons during Sunday hours. Rev Parkhurst shares cautious reform, arguing limited Sunday opening while acknowledging drink will occur and urging licensing as the practical approach.
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Jerome
New York
Attorney Jerome
Newak
Parkhurst
Growing belief Kaiser age may end leadership as in father
The piece notes a growing impression among local experts that the Kaiser is aging like his father which would be bad for Germany and strain U S relations. It cites sentiment about Roosevelt's successes and party dynamics while touching on figures Hanna Root Wood Hoar and Culberson in politics.
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Kaiser
Germany
Theed
William
Roosevelt Aims to Clean Public Service in Overhaul
The president plans a thorough reform of federal departments to root out abuses. He will not spare officials in the Wood case and seeks justice without harming the Republican party. Roosevelt is portrayed as deliberate, energetic, and growing in public favor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
T U
Republican Party
Rooosevelt
Serum kills typhoid found but quarantine bacteria remain hidden
The article notes progress with a serum that kills typhoid and identifies a mosquito producing yellow fever, yet it argues that quarantine bacteria stay concealed within the limitations of medical thinking at Austin.
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Austin
Diverse jazz of political notes and global affairs
The column surveys U S finance and foreign obligations, noting heavy repayments and rising influence abroad. It references Dietrich Smoot Davies and Manning, plus local and international issues from Texas reform to Panama elections and Panamanian patriotism. It closes with commentary on Root and Democratic stance amid global sugar markets.
Parry Faces Labor Opposition at Open Shop Push
The Chicago national convention of builders manufacturers and employers spotlights capital’s fight against organized labor with David M Parry a leading foe. Parry head of the National Association of Manufacturers and Citizens Industrial Association of America faces threats and constant guard at his Indianapolis home as detectives protect him. The Inter Ocean calls him the most hated man in America.
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Chicago
David M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
Citizens’ Industrial Association ‘of America
Indianapolis
Chicago Inter Ocean
America
The Small Advertiser and The Snake Handed Man
A column urges careful use of small ad space, emphasizing quality over size and conservative budgeting. The second piece extols a trustworthy grip and steadfast character, praising strength of hand and loyalty while denouncing deceitful, snake-handed men.
Sources of Color and Their Origins in Dye Making
An enumeration lists sources for colorants such as cochineal producing carmine and purple lakes, sepia from octopus ink, Indian yellow from camel, ivory and bone black from ivory chips, Prussian blue from horse hooves and pig blood, blue black from vine charcoal, Turkey red from madder, gamboge from Sapod tree sap, Siena earth for raw sienna, Umbria earth for raw umber, Indian ink from burned camphor, mastic gum from the Grecian archipelago, bistre from wood ashes, and ultramarine from lapis lazuli.
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Turkey
Hindoostan
Siena
Italy
Umbria
Grecian
Boycott Law Sparks Coastal State Debate in Texas
A heated exchange attacks Alabama’s recent boycott law as un American and tyrannical claiming it restored peace after widespread labor protests. The writer argues the measure targets workers and should not be tolerated in a free community.
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Alabama
Texas
Getting Rid of the Acid in a Remote China Expedition
An exploring party in a distant Chinese region encounters a broken carbolic acid bottle. They cannot safely move or drain it and, unable to melt away the danger, decide to smash the bottle with bricks after failing to unscrew the cover. The incident ends with the torpedo-like container destroyed in the yard.
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China
Varieties and merit of opals described in historic terms
The excerpt ranks opals by merit from noble to common. It names barlequin opal from color breaks, fire opal or girasole with hyacinth red and yellow reflections from Hungary and Mexico, and semi opals that are nonopalescent. It explains the hydro phane or oculus mundi grows transparent when in liquid, and notes cachalong near opaque bluish white, hyalite colorless and pellucid, and opal jasper or wood opil as petrified wood opalescent without color.
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Hungary
Mexico
Japanese seasonal traditions and refined pastimes described
In Japan, attending flower shows, cherry blossoms, maple foliage, and autumn displays is a fashionable social ritual along with dining, theater, mushroom gathering, tea ceremonies, harp music, verse writing, and tea tasting. The text notes the tea ceremony as highly formal and complex for foreigners to grasp, reflecting a refined domestic culture.
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Japan
Goldman & Son's Wholesale Supply for Holiday Goods
Advertises holiday supplies including nations stationery laces toys and novelties at Goldman & Son's 114 Main Plaza offering wholesale orders mailed for immediate attention.
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I Goldman & Son's
Main Plaza
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