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Tariff Debates Highlight New England Standpatry
The article traces tariff history from the Morrill and Dingley acts to the Wilson and McKinley era, noting New England’s shift toward free trade elements while weighing reciprocal deals with Canada. It questions whether New England would concede on hides, iron ore, scrap iron, and wool, and hints at political frictions as Florida legislators push amendments banning cotton imports from Egypt.
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TIPS FOR THE PORTER AND THE TIP BATTLE AT RAILWAYS
A discussion on Pullman porters wages tipping practices and Interstate Commerce Commission limits argues porters may be underpaid and tips may be misused. It critiques tipping culture and suggests reform may raise wages or force workers to seek other jobs.
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Spooner for Cabinet Or Secretary of State
Tribute to Spooner argues his appointment would aid government and praises his long Senate service. It notes Taft could benefit from Spooner entering his cabinet as Secretary of State or another post. The piece mentions the Boston tea party heritage, Ohio senator race as a potential contest, and alludes to Nation and Bunyanesque language.
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Youthful crisis and opium mentions in stray notes
A garbled column bundles reports of a Bengali youth’s crisis and opium use impacting studies in Howrah, a Boston wife’s discontent, a Bengali pilgrim’s suicide, and scattered political commentary from Congress and Capitol Hill. The piece weaves social troubles with sensational foreign and domestic notes, including references to Taft era politics and a gag law.
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Congress Go Slow On Plans For Prosperity
A historical report urges Congress to weigh actions carefully to sustain the United States recovery. It stresses unity, warns against rash measures, and calls for five years of steady growth. The piece reflects a period of postwar caution and national resolve.
Ban on Phone Confessions In Brooklyn Parish
The New York World notes a question to Rev. M. T. Tierney at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Brooklyn. He answers firmly No, explaining risks to confession confidentiality and contrasting a miners rescue on a single wire with ordinary telephones.
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Abbott on miracles and courage in sermons at Yue College
New Haven Dispatch reports Dr Lyman Abbott of New York city argued miracles do not suspend nature's laws. In a Morning sermon he said character forms through hardship and peril, citing football as a test of courage, while praising Taft, Lincoln, and Armstrong as examples of sacrifice and duty.
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A Fine for Needless Jolts in City Transit
A Boston Herald report calls for stricter penalties to curb unnecessary jolts and jars in daily life by transportation firms. It argues fines up to 200 dollars for railroads that cause passengers to suffer jolting, wobbly wheels, or loose switches, aiming to cut the nuisance and improve public safety.
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Circus Life on the Forty Hoge Parade Tour
A historical note describes a traveling circus across the Ohio and Mississippi valleys featuring the Forty Hoge Parade as the sensational centerpiece. Dr Bacconstow and acts from a bearded lady to Lounge Dunbar are highlighted, with performers driving a single horse, tandem, or four-in-hand in the grand parade.
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Women Hold Nearly Half of Pennsylvania Railroad Stock
About 28 000 of 54 729 stockholders are women, owning over 1 000 000 shares. The railroad will distribute a semiannual dividend of 8 427 939 dollars, with about 21 454 600 dollars allocated to capital stock for women. The November dividend last year covered 52 622 stockholders, and the number has risen by 617 since then, roughly one new stockholder per business day in the past year.
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Royal blood claims and Bavarian princess marriage dispute
An account notes a New York arrival by Mrs George Fitzgeorge wife of the late Col Fitzgeorge, highlighting royal title questions, debts, and a costly lawsuit in Austria over the Kaunitz estate and armorial bearings. The piece also covers Bavarian princess Livira's marriage to Count Rudolph Wrba and genealogical disputes affecting succession.
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Revolt of Women and the New Industrial Era
From the New York World three facts outline a women's movement: suffrage, the rise of women in industry, and a surge in divorce cases. The piece frames these as one revolution driven by a new industrial regime allowing women to earn wages and work like men. It argues marriage may become optional as independence grows and politics may follow.
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One Woman's Way Revived Husbands Affection
Mrs Weis of 47 Schenck Avenue Brockin Cookin upset husband with a staged burglary tying herself to a chair while he was away. Police searched for the burglar she claimed, sparking a neighborhood sensation. He returned, kissed her, and the couple resumed theater outings and candy gifting, renewing their marriage vows for the future.
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Same Rabbit Kills Turkey on Wort Farm Near West Caldwell
On Wertz farm near West Caldwell a pet rabbit named Pinky fought a turkey gobbler that had attacked a rooster. The rabbit delivered decisive blows with hind legs and claws, ripping open the turkey’s breast and throat, ending the fight as the gobbler lay dead. Pilgrim Father the rooster helped peck at a worm before the conflict escalated.
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Obituary of Murphy Baseball Pitcher Dies at Home
Local obituary notes the death of a former baseball pitcher Murphy at his Leominster home after pneumonia. He once played for Keene Giants and had ties to New Bedford, St Louis Nationals, and Bridgeport in a storied career. He reportedly asked his friend to sing a last favor before passing.
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How Far a Waiter Walks in a Hotel Dining Room
A hotel head waiter used a pedometer to measure daily steps from 7am to dinner, reporting about ten miles walked within a long narrow dining room. He says the distance comes from constantly seating patrons, delivering caller names, and answering the telephone, a major annoyance of the job.
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The Longest Sentence In The London Chronicle
A note on literary feats and road building ideas cites Dumas longest sentence and a Minnesota road experiment. It discusses Benenito Cellim, Arpe Weekly trends, and a plan to use sawdust and dirt to improve sandy foundations. Estimates of US population and area appear amid the account of public works and an idle president.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New yok Presa
A quirky wired piece reflects on love and male vanity with half-formed maxims about marriage, appetite, and social outcomes. It riffs on luck, warmth in companionship, and a push button idea of success amid humorous and incomplete observations.
Navigation News Claims Narragansett Bay as Major Naval Station
Newport dispatch reports that Narragansett Bay could become the Atlantic coast’s premier naval hub. Plans consolidate the naval war college, training and torpedo stations, hospital, pay office under Rear Admiral Merrell with the second naval defense district. A large dry dock and repair plant will be built, while officers note the bay’s ample space for a major fleet and troop camps for up to 100000 troops with plentiful springs and water.
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Smitty Ad Reflects Local Street Talk and Name Identity
A fragmented ad style piece portrays a streetwise character named Smitty known by many nicknames. The prose hints at social slang, personal insecurities, and interactions on the street, with references to family, peers, and a desire for recognition. The tone skews playful yet raw, capturing urban vernacular.
Manderson Visited as Congress Opens with Old Senators Present
Gen Chives F Manderson former Senator from Nebraska and four term President pro tempore attended the opening of Congress yesterday. He noted only three senators from his first entry 26 years ago Aldrich Hale and Frye. He recalled Edmunds and other figures, spoke on Vice President elect Sherman, and reflected on changes in the Senate during his long tenure.
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