Judicial progress and cork legs in the courts
A Chicago or New York editorial lauds Justice Garrison of New York for reducing damages in an $8500 verdict for a five year old girl injured by a street car. It mocks older legal methods, praises modern juries and judges, and argues against removing Garrison from the bench while lauding his progressive reasoning on damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
New York
Solomon
Daniel
Conyo
New Jersey
Justice Garrison
Gov. Fort
Peter Grosscup
Ship of State
Those Eight Children Reluctantly The Star Ends Controversy
The Star abandons further coverage of the vast discussion on Those Children due to limited newspaper space. Readers are urged to note mass communications remain unpublished while readers debate continues, as space constraints prevent printing more arguments.
Robert Returns as Official Seattle Figure
After several weeks away M Robert was officially back in Seattle as of yesterday confirming his return to duties. He had been absent for a period but resumed responsibilities in the city and was publicly recognized yesterday.
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M. Robert
Seattle
Miss Dillpickles Succeeds as Census Enumerateress
Diana's Diary chronicles Miss Dillpickles overcoming early missteps to excel as a census enumerator while a mysterious Mr Hoofit provokes continued bafflement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dillpickles
Mr. Hoofit
Census Enumerator Pursues Elusive Neighbor Hoofitt
A census worker describes a rough block scene as he knocks on doors for the Uncle Sam survey. He notes 2000 residents per district and tallies ages, races, and literacy while chasing a missing tenant named Hoofitt amid ramshackle rooms and late-night occupants.
Shipboard Bell Times Explain Ocean Tides of the Past
The article describes how bells mark ship time, with half hour intervals and sequence cues. It lists bell counts at various hours like two bells at one, four bells at four, and twelve bells at twelve, illustrating historic shipboard timekeeping.
The Story Club by Edmund Vance Cooke
A brief note introduces The Story Club by Edmund Vance Cooke, presenting the author and copyright details for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Story Club
Edmund Vance Cooke
The Little Lame Angel
Paul enjoys a make shift flight in his father Hyupps flying machine when a baby angel with a injured wing lands on the craft. The angel helps steer to safety and they land amid a cheering crowd as the father praises the unlikely aviator while hinting at a continuation of the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hyupp
Wrights
M. Bilertot
Mr. Farnure
Hyupp
Paul
Earth
Angel
Papa
Mr Hyn
Fragmented Stars and Stories From Beaver Falls Gossip
A jumble of quotes and vignettes from Beaver Falls readers includes reflections on luck and morality, a pocketbook found for $200, a wife won by a stumble, and old-time sermons. Interwoven scenes show family life, humor, and cautionary remarks about honesty and vice.
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Halley
Diana
Uncle Sam
No. 271
Ron
Hoofitt
Fred Schaefer
Macy
Ohio
Copple
Coppit
Ramanan
Honee
Joseph Bova
Beaver Falls
Millonaire
Josh Wise
Dresser
Baillargeon
France
Christy
McCutcheon
Knickerbocker
Pond
Krause
Bell
Bronson
Carter
N. B
Pierce
Janeen
Colgate Goodson
Gashmere
Oreri
St Ce Om
Itylia
Violet
Drug and Prescription Department
Chemicala
Renjue
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