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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1901

Page

10

Memorial on Boxer upheaval and imperial duty in China

A July 1900 memorial warns the throne of Boxer brigand strength, condemns Yu Hsien and Yu Lu for fostering rebellion, urges execution of officials responsible, and pleads for firm state action to protect legations and restore order amid foreign troop threats. It argues the dynasty must unite, withdraw Boxers, and prevent further calamity.

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Autumn Mourn: A Poem by Alonzo Rice at Ray's Crossing

A reflective poem contrasts a birthplace and autumn decay with ruined abbeys and fading beauty. The speaker, Alonzo Rice, envisions dying peacefully in a tranquil vale, cherishing winds and sunsets as living memory in nature. Scenes shift from old fields to ruined abbeys, preserving a quiet longing for enduring, solitary peace.

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Hobart Chatfield Taylor shines at Cornell origins story

A Wall Street broker recounts Hobart Chatfield Chatfield Taylor’s Cornell days, noting his moneyed start, later campus influence, and the creation of a grand fraternity house. Taylor built athletics, fostered social life, and organized early theatricals with Fatty Lynch, guiding a versatile, influential college career.

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Satin boleros and Paris gowns drive summer fashion sweep

The New York Evening Post outlines the season's stylish silhouettes with ivory or cream boleros lined in mauve and pinks over lace blouses. It highlights pleated flounces, passementerie trims, and elaborate French fabrics, plus mohair outfits, blame on soft ruches, and hat trends featuring pink roses and Alsatian bows.

New York Evening Post Paquin Batiste

Germany and Norway clash over fame and Shakespeare

An inquiry of Prussian recruits shows poor knowledge of the German emperor, while a Norwegian paper criticizes a touring Shakespeare play The Merry W of Windsor as monotonous and dull praising the mighty wit of Shakespeare and Windsor’s matrons as lively and wholesome.

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Magnate's Private Car Habit Jolts Pullman Service

W G Nicholas of New York Telegraph fame, a wealthy steel consolidator, indulges in private car travel and lavish tipping. His demand for a private car train disrupts standard service, prompting officials to plot ways to deny him service while the Pullman company tries to curb the extravagant habits and mounting bills.

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The Confession of an Expert New York Press

The article critiques expert testimony and contingent fees in will contests. It argues payment incentives corrupt truth telling and threaten public trust in legal processes, warning that juries devalue expert input and that this undermines justice and the law.

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