Blind Goddess of Justice and the Law
A critical essay questions the U.S. Supreme Court and Illinois court decisions on antitrust and railroad coal cases. It argues judges misread the law, urges removing the bandage from justice, and contrasts federal and state rulings to restore competition and curb fraud.
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Ilinois
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Supreme Court of Illinois
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Northern Securities Company
Ern Securities Company
Bonner the Wonder Horse Amazes Audiences
Bonner, the wonder horse, has a human brain and can tell ages, spell, and count. Trained by C. L. Edwards, Bonner performs without a whip, learned tricks from age one, and has fascinated New York, Chicago, and London audiences for nearly a century with his writing, colors, and clever tricks.
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Chicago Athletic Club
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Roosevelt captures forbear of man as Africa dispatch reaches
A garbled 1909 era telegraph report from Mombasa claims Col Roosevelt captured a dwarf ancestor in Nairobi area. The piece mixes sensational phrasing with references to Pithecanthropus and Atlantic era exploration, describing a dramatic dispatch about a supposed find and Roosevelt’s actions.
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Nairobi
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Roosevelt Adopts White Baby Elephant in Africa Tale
Col. Roosevelt rescues an elephant calf about 11 years old abandoned by lions. He plans to rear it with giraffe milk at the camp and aims to return it alive to the Smithsonian Institution. The natives nickname the creature Hwan Gink or Little Master and the expedition’s success inspires Roosevelt to publish books worth 760000 dollars.
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Srailan
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Roosevelt
Africa
Washington’s Sword Goes to D A R
The Sword of George Washington, a relic of the revolutionary era, is transferred today to the Daughters of the American Revolution. J Pierpont Morgan presented the sword through Miss Amy Townsend, New York state vice regent, to the board of regents.
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United Press
Washington
George Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Board of Regents
J. Pierpont Morgan
Amy Townsend
New York
The Three Square Meals Myth and Body Digestion
A county elder criticizes overfeeding and the notion of three meals a day. He argues practical digestion, not mere quantity, governs nutrition and that excess food ferments, poisoning blood and impairing organs, leading to weakness and rheumatic ills.
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County Old Abernethy
London
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