Washington Gossip on Chief Justice Fuller’s Notable Quirk
In Washington gossip notes, Chief Justice Fuller is described as a striking figure who exudes nervous energy, fiddles with his mustache and papers, and presides with dignified ease. The piece, set around a library scene, highlights his refined manners, high-profile meals, and the contrast between public presence and private formality.
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Chief Justice Fuller Portrayed as Nervous, Earnest Reader
A portrait of Chief Justice Fuller as a lively, thoughtful reader and speaker. He paces, talks rapidly, and shifts his case in three or four ways, yet remains concise on the bench. The piece notes his enthusiasm, analytical mind, and notable public esteem from President Cleveland and others.
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McKinley as a rising political figure and tariff specialist
A study lauds Ohio Congressman McKinley for his calm, methodical mind and sharp oratory, noting his mastery of tariff issues as key to his ascent. The piece contrasts his disciplined, studious approach with other politicians and describes his room in Congress filled with books and papers on tariff questions.
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