Harmon Named Democratic Governor Candidate in Ohio
A Columbus driven convention night event details Judson Harmon accepting the Democratic nomination for Ohio Governor after a friend urged him to comply. The article chronicles his career from attorney general to party leader, his public service, and the election outlook with notes on his character, appearance, and plans to campaign across Ohio while maintaining his principled stance.
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Harmon
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Cleveland
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Judson Harmen
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St. Paul
Harmon, Goleston, Goldsmith & Hoadley
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Democrats
Ohio
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Gulf
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Whisky Versus Ballets Teases Friendship Theme
A fragmentary dialog contrasts whisky and ballet as a shared joke between friends. A cautionary note on borrowing money arises after a past argument, suggesting distrust and pragmatism in a terse exchange.
Elmira Reformatory Shows Success in Education Over Punishment
The Elmira reformatory in New York demonstrates a shift from punitive prison methods to education and reform. In a 31 year record, about 76.8 percent of reformers released on parole earned freedom and many reintegrate as useful citizens, with strict, nonpunitive discipline and graded cellhouse separation to foster change.
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Immigration report sparks debate in New York Globe
The New York Globe discusses immigration figures from 1906 noting a high immigrant flow with a detention period around 22 months and a very small prosperity failure rate. Commissioner Sargent’s report claims most arrivals came from southern Europe and that nations with similar races to Americans appeared in smaller numbers, while the paper criticizes calls for immigration laws and favoring or excluding groups based on supposed bloodlines.
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Comisioner Sargent
Europe
New York Globe
Rubbing Down Our Fur Mr Sidney Lee English Dialect Claim
The New York Mail notes Sidney Lee of England asserts the American way of speaking English is best and that language from each region is the purest form, a belief deeply rooted in many minds and unlikely to waver.
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England
New York Mail
Etiquette Question Sparks Debate on Table Manners
The Boston Globe quotes Emperor William frowning on napkins bibs and chair protectors and urges reform in dining etiquette. It suggests he could apply his reforming zeal to more dangerous topics like proper knife use at table, a subject misunderstood in Continental military circles.
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Promote Growth of BATR Through Daily Hair Brushing
Advice on hair care urges regular brushing with clean brushes and ammonia-water wash, followed by scalp massage to loosen the scalp and nourish follicles. Five to ten minutes nightly recommended. cautions against unsafe practices of singeing hair and bleeding myths.
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