Safety Device Question Sparks Schlemmer Case Review
A 1893 rail safety dispute, Schlemmer’s death after a failed coupling prompts a Supreme Court debate. Justice Holmes favored safety device implications. Justice Brewer urged contributory negligence. The column discusses Judge Lurton’s potential impact, Taft era politics, and broader labor liability themes. The prose reflects early 20th century public discourse on rail safety and legal responsibility.
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Mise Dillpioktes Seizes Auto Enthusiast Role in Court
From Diana's Diary a turbulent tale centers on a driving incident with a bicycle cop and the Jarrows Six. Mrs Speedway-Nero defends, objects to police interference, and the judge struggles with emotion as a fine of eighty dollars plus medical bills is noted.
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Lumber Baron McCormick Accused of Law Violation in Senate Bid
Tacoma Daily Times brands Robert Laird McCormick a lawbreaker for paying for editorial praise to boost his United States senate campaign. The piece cites violations of the direct primary law and alleges he used money to influence newspaper coverage and deceive voters.
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Fragmented comic fragments from Boston papers on luck and aging
A rough collage of quotes and phrases from Boston newspapers reflects themes of stubbornness luck aging and humor. The fragments include remarks from a Boston Transcript item about a thief, a college student’s enthused reaction, and an East Boston schoolteacher’s lesson with a moral about not putting all your eggs in one basket.
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Diplomat Leaves Belgium for Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador to Mexico, leaves Brussels after confirmation of his appointment by President Taft. He has served as minister to Belgium since March 4, 1905, and will face delicate duties in Mexico during the Nicaragua unrest. Wilson homes in Spokane and is brother to former Senator John L. Wilson of Seattle.
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The Pussycats Folk Tale of Nine Brains and Gum Shoes
A distorted fairy tale recounts a miller with three sons and a clever puss ycat who gains a pair of gum shoes to steal from porches. The cat conspires with the king and Count Kokomo, swallows a villain, and ends with marriage to the king’s daughter amid a tangle of magical schemes.
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Town Tales of Cards and a Courtroom Caper
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