Senate Arbitrate Treaty Powers Debate in The Hague Question
The Senate resists surrender of treaty amendment rights and presses for executive control over arbitration. The piece notes tensions over submitting disputes to The Hague and praises cautious stance while debating whether new arbitration treaties require Senate consent and presidential assent.
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Official Residences Bill Aims for Foreign Capitals
Editorial argues for a $6 million appropriation to establish fixed embassy and legation residences in every foreign capital. It cites Longworth’s plan to provide stable headquarters, enabling Americans abroad to seek information and entertain locals, and criticizes frequent changes of official premises. The piece notes Britain and Germany already own recognized residences and urges swift action by Congress.
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Why the Steward Quit
The steward of a select hotel resigned last week and took a place in another hotel. He disliked the women banquets and luncheons, noting the burden of entertaining women. He said the hotel is popular with women’s clubs and lamented high expectations with poor willingness to pay. He preferred serving men, finding women’s events unprofitable and exhausting.
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Braid Expert James Praised by Bride in New York Press
Reflections of a bachelor notebook recalls a gay young bride praising James the braider for his skill with horse tails and hair, claiming perfection and artistic talent. The piece notes social tensions and how parents react to a son’s dressing and fashion choices.
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No Servian Prince Hoaxes in America
A long critique debunks claims of Servian princes living in the United States. It notes letters from self-styled princes in Brooklyn, Jersey City, and Hoboken are unfounded, outlines the true dynastic members in Belgrade and Romania, and compares such impostors to famous cases of delusion in actors and nobles. It highlights legal and constitutional limits on titles in Servia and references related European aristocracy and pop culture figures.
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Fear of being buried alive shocks Massachusetts debate
Losten Dispatch to the New York World reports Dr John Dixwell and other physicians urging Massachusetts lawmakers to require multiple tests before pronouncing death. They argue embalming does not prevent misdiagnosis and fear of premature burial persists, citing personal near death experiences and calls for state action to end such fears.
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Brochion
Right to Respect and a Woman's Twenty Year Recovery
A Chicago Board Herald piece notes a man earns respect for strength of character, not wealth or power. It recounts Lucy Mackey of Chestnut Street recovering from twenty years of paralysis after prayer, describing a sudden healing that enabled her to walk and regain use of her arm and leg, and her intent to share the miracle.
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Aluars
Thieves Ate Snake Eggs in Burgens Farm Incident
Henry Burkens reported a breakfast theft after thieves entered feed boxes and ate nine snake eggs. He had planned retaliation with a supper for intruders and packed eggs for the Philadelphia Zoo. Last night he fried the eggs into sandwiches and left them atop the feed. this morning the box was empty and crusts remained.
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What He Was Waiting For Men From the vmnageipak Mine
A mysterious stranger lurked beside a shoemaking exhibit in a department store watching the work. He stared with a menacing glare as the shoemaker paced and loaded tacks into a shoe sole. A store detective questioned him when the man admitted he awaited the moment the shoemaker sneezed with a mouthful of tacks.
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Ohio Family Row Reflections in 19th Century Politics
In Ohio the electoral votes arc discussed with Cleveland securing one vote in 183. The current gubernatorial winner is a Democrat with a large margin. The Republican party splits after the Foraker Taft clash, Taft leads delegates while Foraker remains influential. Reported GOP mood in November is bleak as Taft supporters push to sideline the senator, inviting a political reckoning.
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Pointed Paragraphs From Tre Chcags Mane
Fragmentary lines discuss a modal citizen with a hard job and the ease of flatter. It mentions mistrust among dimensions and a wife with alimony, hints of marriage dynamics, and a Sage figure. The text appears as scattered phrases about marriage and social roles.
Ohio’s pivotal role in Republican presidential nominations
Washington Correspondent notes Ohio’s influence across thirteen party conventions from 1860 to 1908, shaping nominations for Lincoln, Hayes, Garfield, Blaine, McKinley, and Roosevelt. It recalls Ohio’s delegates voting 1860 through 1908, the shifts on multiple ballots, and ends with Ambassador Jusserand’s downtime after a Grand Rapids reception amid Taft’s 1912 invasion context.
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Valentine Tragedy and Lost Postal Romance
A mixed text blends a comic mail letter prank with a poetic vision of dawn on the streets, then shifts to natural history notes on birds and aging animals. It closes with a fragmentary query about violent deaths among the Hargis brothers and a funeral.
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Montana Dems weigh Conrad bid for presidential nomination
The Democratic camp in Montana favors W Conrad of Great Falls for the presidential nomination. Despite mixed signals, supporters hope his candidacy could boost party prospects. Mentioned are Bryan and Carter as competing forces, with Conrad drawing praise for tempering party divisions and appealing to rural voters.
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