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Investments in Potomac and Anacostia river improvements
A Senate commerce committee report praises river and harbor improvements for Washington. It highlights dredging and wall work on the Potomac and Anacostia, claims reduced freight costs and cheaper vessels, and urges continued appropriations to finish tidal gates and dredging. The committee argues early reclaiming flood-prone land aids navigation and national interest.
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Near Beer, Prohibition Debate and Politician Echoes
A fragmented historical column critiques near beer as a substitute for genuine beer and the attitude toward Prohibition across Southern states. It links head retention to consumer taste, mocks temperance rhetoric, and notes political vacillation across Democrats and Republicans, mentioning figures like Roosevelt and Pinchot and referencing Wall Street and Pullman concerns. It also touches on a New York cafe enforcing formal dress on patrons.
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Apostles of Housekeeping and Modern Home Economics
The piece contends that traditional domestic routines varied in quality as mothers and grandmothers cooked, noting evolving views on home economics as a modern feminine education. It argues new standards reflect broader female education and social changes shaping household science.
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Soulless Corporation Faces Rail Jobs Move at Mena Ark
A Louisville Courier-Journal summary notes Kansas City Southern Railroad plans to abandon Mena Arkansas, moving hundreds of workers to a new location. The decision tears at families who built lives there, while the railroad pledges to protect interests and attract new industry to offset the loss.
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President's call for a public health bureau to lead cancer research
The President urges unifying cancer research under a public health bureau for greater efficiency and prevention of wasted effort. He notes existing work within the Treasury's Public Health and Marine Hospital Service and suggests widening its scope, while Congress debates creation of a cabinet department. The aim is a coordinated national effort with real impact on public health.
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Women in Carter murder trial searched for weapons in courtroom
Sheriff Jones urged disarming women as well as men amid sensational opening testimony in the Carter murder trial. Judge Mitchell rebuked the idea, preserving order while deputies searched male attendees. no weapon counts were released to the press.
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Belgium King Albert Inaugurates Reign Amid European Tensions
Belgium celebrates King Albert’s early reign as Prussia and Belgium negotiate borders to ease rival claims in the Cotrgo region. The king moves to Laeken with family, praising its park, gardens, and modern railway links, while public sentiment focuses on the absorption of disputed territory and ongoing European diplomatic strains.
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Acquittal Sparks Stormy Applause in New York Play
A New York festival play about a murder leads to loud audience applause after a not guilty verdict. The melodrama portrays sympathy for the killer and questions the propriety of conventional law, drawing parallels to French dramatic norms and provoking debate on moral accountability.
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Death and ghostly rumor swirl around ex magistrate Ryan
An obituary note for former Police Magistrate John J. Ryan notes his death and his 1885 alderman election. The piece recalls a 1890 appointment as police justice, though a misprint hints at earlier end of office. Friends shocked by his passing recall a pallbearer role and a ghostly look at a Bowery sight.
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Marriage and Romance in Victorian Thought
A discussion of marriage in a British journal notes that romance is not only compatible with matrimony but often essential. It argues that women seek partnership through love, romance endures beyond death, and marriage without affection risks decay of the institution.
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Compensations of age in a Chicago poem
A Chicago News fragment notes age brings compensation as poets Harold Pulsifer and a sage author reflect on reaching and memory. The piece intertwines verse about climbing a maple and aging with a humorous anecdote of an bald gentleman in a restaurant.
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Reflections of a Saghelor in The New York Press
A brief mock reflection on love and loneliness notes that a person may mistake longing for love with being lonely. It suggests that a woman's affections can be torn between two men and that longing for someone else intensifies misery. The piece also jokes about male vanity and misplaced ownership in affairs.
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Ponted Panaghaphs From The Chiteasto
Fragmentary item from the Chiteasto mocks vain self importance and social perception. It notes that a conceited man may attract some yet provoke envy and hurt feelings, while success delays progress and ailments like rheumatism slow him.
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France Naval Policy Report Suggests Expanded Fleet
A New York Heraid summary of the French naval program, prepared by the chamber marine committee through rapporteur Mons Chayet, outlines planned fleet growth and a multi-year appropriation. The committee argues that increased shipbuilding and trained officers will secure wartime preparedness as the key factor in national success.
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Wager over a fish ends in Kansas City dispute
A rural railroad stop near Yandol Mexico draws Kansas Citians returning from a Lucky Tiger line stockholders banquet into a tense argument over a claim that a fish weighs more in water. Insults fly as wagers from 0 to 100 dollars surge. The outcome hinges on a yet undecided weigh-in.
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Washington visitors weigh in on Supreme Court rehearings and suffrage
Reports from Washington note lawyer Meltor of New York predicting a rehearing in the Standard Oil case and a tobacco trust review, while St Louis women organize for suffrage led by Florence W. Richardson and Alice C. Mulkey. Also covered are a Denver obituary, a dog show preview, and cottonseed-based food product developments.
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Car Collision Tragedy On Robert Gillham Road
A fatal accident on Robert Gillham Road involves two cars traveling in the same direction. The first vehicle stops abruptly, a following car cannot stop in time and crashes into the rear, causing the driver to flee in fear. The second driver, fearing blame, also speeds away as witnesses report breaking regulations.
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