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Waiting for a Reason in the Arizona Territory Union Debate
The article argues whether New Mexico and Arizona should unionize as a single state or remain separate territories. It discusses Congress, territory votes, and potential impacts on statehood, the railroad, and local wishes, urging a careful, democracy-driven decision by voters and lawmakers.
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Mrs Burke-Roche and the Lady Fermoy Title Folly
The American Mrs Burke Roche is urged to claim the title Lady Fermoy when the old lord dies and Burke Roche inherits. The piece argues British nobility does not recognize her divorce, holds her as the legal wife, and envisions a prestige-filled future in New York and Newport. It laments the lack of a fixed aristocratic standard and jokes about heraldic colleges to settle rank in high society.
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A Bewildering Debate on Rail Rates and Ownership
A dense discussion outlines issues of rail transportation costs, competitive rates, and the idea of government ownership. Key figures cited include Dr Minton, Mr Hepburn, and Senator Woraker, weighing private versus public operation, with references to taxation, rates, and potential national policy shifts.
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Centralization trends prompt warning on federal reach
A New York Evening Post excerpt cites a conservative congressman predicting broad federal control over civic life. The piece notes longer lists of proposed federal functions, discusses the Tenth Amendment and states’ rights, and references Supreme Court limits on federal power amid bills on regulation of life insurance.
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Debate on Federal control of Insurance and tariff policy
The article discusses states rights versus federal power in insurance and notes reactions to protectionist policy. It cites 1896 Supreme Court positions, Carnegie and Dingley, and critique of tariff acts and rail mail pay. It surveys political figures, railroads, and Senate dynamics with emphasis on constitutional authority and economic policy.
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Monarchs Who Are High Masons
A survey of European royal outlooks on Freemasonry notes King Edward VII, Oscar of Sweden, and Frederick VIII of Denmark as past grand masters. It describes royal attitudes across Britain, Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Bavaria, Italy, and the Ottoman Empire, and highlights how succession affects a monarch’s Masonic role.
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Ownership in New Yorks Flatiron Building T: Depositors in savings banks hold stake as $3,000,000 project rises and industry notes fear of building strikes
New York reports savings banks exceeded $582 million in 1906 with nearly 1.5 billion in resources, fueling speculation that depositors own a share in a new Flatiron building valued above $3 million. The article surveys broader themes of diversified ownership in rail and steel, notes rising employment and wages, and discusses implications for builders and skilled labor, including possible strikes. It references savings bank management, executive salaries, and investigations into insurance corporations and proxies.
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Leishman and His Wife Shape Deep Constantinople Ties
The New York Commercial reports American Minister Leishman at Constantinople maintains close contact with continental chancelleries through frequent travel to Rome Berlin Paris and Brussels. His wife Mrs Leishman is praised for extraordinary social skills and linguistic talents aiding diplomatic outreach, including arranging a notable meeting between Infanta Eulalia and Prince Jaime de Bourbon, impressing French leaders like President Loubet.
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Valentine Laments and snippets of plea
A nostalgic poem from Cecil Durriën on a mother's enduring Valentine love. It contrasts childhood flurry with bitter memory as a widow recalls a lost beloved, ending with sorrow for a missing Valentine. The piece sits among clippings from Philadelphia Press and Chicago Tribune noting time, sympathy, and a ham theft anecdote.
Fortune’s knock and misfortune’s crawl in society
From the Chicago News. Proverbial reflections contrast fortune’s single knock with misfortune’s frequent access. Remarks on pride in family secrets, theft versus embezzlement by scale, and a weathered saying about silver linings versus somber hues describe social vanity and moral contrasts.
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Wanderer recalls wartime hospitality in Tennessee
In a winter 1870 reminiscence from Shoreham Hotel, Indiana Mr RF Withingham recounts a perilous night spent in the open during a blustery journey through Tennessee. A southerner spared them shelter and provided food as they faced hunger, rain, and fatigue before reaching safety.
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Huckleberry Finn Dead Prom a Wallace Origin Tale
Fragmented notes recount an actor tied to Mark Twain and Tom Sawyer lore, recalling Huckleberry Finn’s inspiration and a preface to a stage persona. References drift through period papers, including mentions of Captain A G Lonkra and Wampiette names, with gossip on actors and fashion quips from The Venus of Milo remark.
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