Arizona and South Carolina pistol laws and GOP critique
The piece defends Arizona against a Los Angeles Times cartoon portraying border ruffians and praises its quiet safety. It argues South Carolina’s July pistol ban demonstrates progress, and flags Republican actions on tariffs and imperial policy. It condemns military censure of dissent and warns against Roosevelt era imperialism.
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Growth of Imperialism Debate Roils Senate
Senate discussions on the Philippine tariff bill produced lively scenes with near clashes and heightened acrimony, as press reports noted a sharper tone and less dignity during yesterday’s session.
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Religious Sects Fragmentation Seen After Booms End
The San Francisco Chronicle warns that after General Booth’s demise the Salvation Army may collapse into pieces. It cites Wesleyan and other sects as examples of rapid fragmentation, noting multiple Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Adventist divisions in the United States alongside Catholic varieties.
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Sects and Salvation Army within a broader religious landscape
The piece discusses potential schisms in organized faith groups since their founding, noting Ballington BoothClibborn's role, Dowie’s claims, and how splits resemble Methodist fragmentation. It reflects on secession's impact, praise for the Salvation Army, and civic actions in Tucson regarding a wedge removal with assessments and objections in council.
Zelgier Log Cabin Candy Pure and Wholesome
A brief item praises Zelgier’s Log Cabin candy as pure and wholesome, highlighting its qualities for consumers seeking a simple confection.
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Sixteenth Stock Series Open for Subscription at Citizens Building
The sixteenth stock series for the Citizens Building and Loan Association is now open for subscription. For information contact the secretary J M Ormsby or Gust A Hoes. Also noted, W F Kitt received a full spring line of embroideries, the finest yet seen in Theson, exciting Tucson ladies.
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J. M. Ormsby
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Beaten Mummies and Italian Towers in One Mixes Edges
A discussion on ancient use of mummies in medicine notes be mean practices and how mummy value declined after the 18th century. It also describes Bologna’s Asinelli and Garisenda towers with heights and origins. A New York jury anecdote ends with a comic mishearing about a coroner's jury and a lyrical aside.
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Young man plans medicine career despite crowding
A friend asks what the college graduate will do. The reply: he will study medicine anyway, saying those already in the field must take their chances.
Elder fills pulpit in minister’s absence
An English church anecdote recounts an elder delivering part of a service and then misstepping at the sermon moment. He stammered and began with a quavering line about removing conceit, pausing mid sentence as the crowd listened.
Hair Cutting Bluff to Stop Hysteria Says Modern Medicine
Modern Medicine reports a dramatic tactic where a surgeon proclaims he must cut all the patient’s hair to apply treatment, a bluff intended to halt a simulated hysteria in a woman. The article notes doubt that such a bluff has ever failed.
Poets and Owls: A Study in Silence and Scandal
The passage argues that most birds stay stoic beside owls and that poets should avoid addressing them. It credits Shakespeare and Wordsworth with understanding owls, while claiming most others have libeled them.
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Not Like Other Men
A collage of quotations and witticisms on human anatomy judgment humor and philosophy from various sources including the Washington Star Town and Country Saturday Evening Post Chicago News and others. It surveys opinions on knowledge fashion weather and conversation with light social commentary.
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