Marriage by contract sparks lasting honeymoon claim
Warleton Washburne of Pasadena and Helriz Chandler of Philadelphia once promoted a marriage by contract with freedom before and after marriage. Now Mrs. Washburne calls their union a continuous honeymoon and Mr. Washburne says freedom solves the divorce problem, though naming their baby looms next month.
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California
Warleton Washburne
Pasadena
Helriz Chandler
Philadelphia
Mr. Washburne
Bryan shifts from anti to pro on Nicaragua policy
The piece notes Bryan’s apparent change in stance on Nicaragua from opposing to supporting U S guarantees and control over customs and borrowing. It contrasts imperial methods with a focus on style, suggesting Bryan’s shift from anti yesterday to pro today signals a major policy reversal.
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Nicaragua
Sam
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
The Steel Trust Uplift and Political Jibe Column
A satirical column mocks the Steel Trusts wage practices while praising uplift prizes for workers gardens. It references Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Wilson, tax cuts, engineers, Uncle John Rock, and cabinet members abroad, ending with a jab at Jack London’s appendix.
Thieving Monkey’s Arm Broken by Baboon in Central Park
Wild deer invade berry patches around Verona New Jersey in a fragmentary report. The text notes a central park incident involving a monkey and a baboon and mentions wildlife activity near Verona New Jersey.
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Central Park
Verona
N. J
Anglestick An gleworm Anguish and Odd Tales
A collage of humorous clippings and anecdotes from a late 19th or early 20th century paper. items include a village cut up inventing a dance, a life insurance sales pitch gone wrong, boat and train mishaps, and quips about dresses and politics. includes references to Peter Pan, a Boston writer, and a dead candidate.
Editor's attack on Diaz Huerta sparks Seattle rebuke
Dr. Strong denounces Felix Diaz as a murderer's ally and Huerta partner, urging support for Carranza and a forceful policy against Mexican rebels. He condemns San Francisco interests and calls for grapeshot in Mexico City. R. R. L. disputes a chicken nuisance article, noting long nights with poultry and critiquing dog noise.
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Felix Diaz
Seattle
Huerta
San Neisco
Japan
Carranza
Diaz
Star
Day's Best Stories Mixed Wit and Married Life
A seaside couple receive blunt travel tip as a captain says land is a mile and a half straight down A clergyman advises newlyweds on harmony while a postman husband joke lands with a punchline A Savannah wedding tale shows a bride wary of trusting money to a mistress and a cautious future.
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Jones’ Magazine
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