Wages in German Factories Rise 10 to 18 Percent
Idle and proud labor costs cited as burdens more than kings and parliaments. A Franklin quote frames the idea that removing idleness eases bearing political power. The report notes German machine factory wages advanced by 10 to 18 percent last year.
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Germany
South Carolina Senator Tillman and Schley Case Debate
The article reviews Senator Tillman's speaking style and errors during speeches, noting his shrill voice, long sentences, desk-searching mishaps, and rough but readable intellect. It also covers VIENATOR RAYNER of Marsland pushing a joint resolution to overturn judgments on the Santiago command in the Schley case, seeking congressional action.
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Ashington
Senate
Senator Tillman
Ingalls
South Carolina
Attempt to resurrect Sampson Schley case stalled
Senator Rayner will offer no resolution on the Sampson Schley controversy without Admiral Schley's approval and clear backing. The plan would address who commanded at Santiago, with no other points to be considered. Supporters say Congress aimed to settle the question of command in the historic battle.
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Sampson - Schley
Tson
Senator Rayner
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Admiral Schles
Congress
Sebley
Onto
Toledo
G. Lucas Coury
Aires Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Caensy & Co
Tolédo
Catarra
Hall
Catarro
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
Jon A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
W.W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Dougl
Chesbbrough Mbg. CO
State Street
New York City
Buffalo Oil Paint 2 Varnish Co
Buffalo Chicago
Striking resemb lances of men in public life noted in city
A column highlights uncanny facial and mannerism resemblances among public figures. It compares President, Moody, Justice Maher, Senators Aldrich and Foraker, and Mexican ambassador Creel, noting likenesses in appearance and bearing and occasional humorous misidentifications.
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Navy
Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
James Mater
Supreme Court
Mr. Maher
House of Representatives
German journalist meets Taft and Sulloway in Washington
In Washington a German visitor, impressed by Secretary Taft, meets and chats with him before noting Congress member Sulloway as taller than all others. The piece blends travel wit with a portrait of political figures in the capital.
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Adrahead
Washington
Taft
Congressman Sulloway
New Hampshire
Uhlan Guards
Hazing and hearts amid a bridal coach tale
The Chicago Journal notes college president warns hazing must end citing a donor walkaway. A Bridgeport maker builds a $1800 bridal coach for Pittston with heart motifs and Cupid lamps. A Russian official jokes the fortune teller faces royal disfavor whether predicting good or bad news.
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Chicago Journal
Bridgeport
Washington Star
Coffee Soothes Spinal Irritation Through Postum Breakthrough
A patient woman recalls suffering from spinal irritation and nervous trouble for years while coffee worsened her condition. After trying Postum at a friend’s house she switched from coffee, improved physically, and regained daily activities, appetite, and sleep.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Aug. Lyon
Augustus Lyon
East Earl
Mrs. Pinkham
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