Eulogies for George F Hoar Stir Storied Senate Tribute
The Senate halted public business on Saturday January 28 to honor George F Hoar a long time public servant and Massachusetts leader. Lays praise on Hoar recalling his anti slavery stance and independent career, noting Lodge hailed him among great orators and lawmakers in American history.
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Hoar the Great Senator of Massachusetts and Nation
The obituary recalls Senator Charles Amory Hoar of Massachusetts, praising his devotion to the Union and South, his eloquence in preserving the Mayflower relic, his service from 1877, and his leadership in Reconstruction era debates. It highlights his love for Massachusetts, the Senate, and his role as a formidable statesman likened to a Gladstone of America.
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Political Humbugs and Cushions of Power in Washington
A regional column notes an effort to unite experienced New York Washington and Albany political writers to publish Political Humbugs We Have Known. It recalls Cleveland era tensions with Edward Murphy Jr and Senate dynamics, questions about Russia’s constitutional viability, Gambetta on French public schools as spine of republic, and Roosevelt Burnett successor chatter with mentions of Sheffield Morris and Platt.
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Views of the press on various subjects
A collage of editorials condemns child labor, calls for harsh probes into legislative bribery, and critiques tariff and reciprocity plans. It critiques Roosevelt’s race policies, debated deficits, and warns against partisan obstruction while endorsing anti vote buying measures and stronger public accountability.
Our Senate a la Russe
The Chicago Record-Herald criticizes the U S Senate for blocking arbitration treaties with European powers, calling the inaction a display of bigotry and urging U S leadership in international arbitration over Senate sloth and ward-heelers.
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Hoodoo seat in the Senate prompts gossip and old battles
A sweeping, era-spanning column riffs on the so called hoodoo seat in the Senate tied to Beveridge Frye and Quay while recounting seniority in committees. It notes hints of Democratic shifts, past quarrels over statehood bills and cartoons of Gorman Allison Cannon and La Follette shining through.
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Has Had Much to Contend With
A congressional hearing records Colorado delegates questioning federal aid for agricultural institutions. Irvine Grubb describes Colorado's political shifts from Bloody Bridles to fusion and Adams administration, contending the state’s poverty justified the appropriation. The committee approved the appropriation, with Colorado delegates praising Grubb’s speech.
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King Oscar of Sweden A Vivid Portrait of Europe’s Majestic Monarch
A long feature honors King Oscar I of Sweden for fifty years of regal presence and public service describing his imposing stature, democratic bent, royal favor toward poets and librarians, and his storied lineage linking Desiree Clary and Empress Josephine. The piece notes his naval ties, courage, and cultural patronage, while recounting Sweden’s royal history from Gustavus III to Oscar I and his descendants.
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Dooleys Philosophy and fractured prose mix in city pages
Fragmented notes on Dooley’s Philosophy and Dunne’s articles show in a crowded page. References to Dallas News jokes and a Derrow Tribune quote hint at editor struggles and shifting standards in newspaper humor.
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