Federal corporate law debate in Congress and courts
Washington commentary assesses the proposed federal corporate charter law, its risks to state powers, and the court and public reaction. It cites Spooner’s concerns, the potential for tyranny, and calls for careful study before enactment. It also covers Peary’s rear admiral retirement debate and Pinchot governance questions.
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Maryland may block Uncle Tom’s Cabin in theaters
A Maryland correspondent to The Post proposes 28 rights and remedies for addition to statutes, including prohibiting the melodramatic play Uncle Tom’s Cabin in Maryland theaters. He frames the play as a threat to national culture and urges legislative restraint amid broader political debates.
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Onca
Garrick
Buicher Discusses Boycott And Its Far Reaching Effects
A Lewhes Teext report quotes Joseph Treler Fuk, Newark Butchers Dressd Meat Company president, arguing against meat boycotts. He warns of farmer income shifts, job losses for skilled workers, and potential bankruptcies of small retailers, noting vegetarians would lose demand and workers would suffer.
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York
Post Philosophy Signals Mutual Risk in Diplomacy
An offbeat reflection notes Cupid’s mischief amidst fragile trust as diplomacy grapples with thawing tensions. The piece cautions that danger signals must not be treated lightly and urges steady, careful handling of sensitive relations.
Peers of Scotland elect sixteen for Westminster
Lord Fairfax gains one vote in the Holyrood election for Scotland’s sixteen representative peers. The assembly, attended by judges and city officials, saw protests over the Moray privilege and featured debates on abeyance and peerage succession. The piece also notes Lord Clinton’s rental and the Rolle family lineage linked to Bicton and Holles.
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Women Suffrage Referendum Debate in New York Times
The piece discusses Senator Brackett and a proposed special election on a suffrage referendum for women over 21. It explains the vote would not grant immediate rights, only gauge interest, with male citizens retaining ultimate authority to amend the constitution. It questions motives and notes varied public reactions and provocations from supporters and opponents.
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The Wind Trail and The New System in Navy Economics
A collage of poetic imagery on freedom and nature contrasts with clipped notes on political and naval reform. It riffs on liberation then shifts to snippets about a new accounting system in the navy, depreciation plans, and efficiency measures, ending with a fragment about a large fire near trees and orchards.
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Reflections of a Bachelor in a Small Town Lesson
A teacher at a public school uses a playful moral fable about alibis and weights to discuss honesty and prudence. Tommy answers with a witty, sometimes sharp dialogue about truth, foggy excuses, and practical wisdom in a February lesson. The dialogue touches on judgment, wit, and social expectations in a rural community.
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Meiklejohn Chosen Speaker in Political Debates in New York
Gen George D Meiklejohn of Quanaie formerly Assistant Secretary of War travels from Omaha after retirement to New York. He predicts strong support for the President, credits his policies and contrasts tariff impact on gold production with public reaction to high prices. He discusses party prospects in New York and nationwide, noting potential Democratic strength and Republican candidates.
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Marriage and income theory from Rev Wright Gibson
From the New York American the Rev Wright Gibson of Pittsburgh argues that a $2,000 yearly income should govern marriage choosing. He warns against marrying without means, calling money the key to stability while acknowledging love, sacrifice, and human resilience.
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The Automobile Industry Growth and Trade in 1900s
Washington correspondence estimates nearly 115000 U S automobiles produced last year at an average price around 3000 dollars, valuing output near 230 million. Imports rose slightly, exports expanded, and average export value matched import value, with cars sold worldwide from Europe to Australia and Africa, reflecting a surge in industrial car production and international trade.
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American Women in Cars and Polite Seating Debate
A reader argues about American women and European manners in public transit. She counts 609 seat offers to women, noting only two failures to yield. She shares personal practice of politeness forcing the seat offer, and criticizes a man who claims American women do not thank seat givers as a falsehood needing denial.
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