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How Can They Afford It The Stock Exchange Seat
A New York gentleman paid nearly 100000 for a stock exchange seat: 95000 for the seat and 2000 as an invitation fee. The piece questions the profit, noting no dividends accompany the privilege and suggesting a hidden financial source behind such wealth. It contrasts gambling houses with the exchange and critiques the wealthy class sustaining this status. It also references Morocco and Jewish history in a broader geopolitical and cultural discussion.
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Abolish the Lords and the American election reform drive
The essay argues for abolishing the British House of Lords led by John Burns and contrasts American election reform with machine politics. It notes conservatives in England versus republican Europe and laments genealogy worship in America. It highlights clashes between political machines and voting machines and praises reform progress, citing George W. Morgan on election administration.
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MANN AND SUPERMAN A Napoléon of Finance in Journalism
A column extols William d Alb ton Mann editor of Town Topics and publisher of Facts and Fables as a master financier who extracted large sums from Wall Street figures. The piece portrays him as a superman of finance hidden behind a bewhiskered journalist persona, tracing his rise from humble beginnings to influence over financiers and readers alike.
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The Heroes of To-day and Reflections of a Bachelor
A fragmented clipping presents two columns. The first urges recognizing modern day heroes among ordinary people and finding princes prophets and saints nearby. The second mocks bachelor reflections about social behavior and gender dynamics with comic anecdotes.
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Senator Depew Nervous Return Draws Mixed Reactions
News sketches from Washington depict Senator Depew as visibly aged and restlessly fidgety in the Senate chamber. Reports from the New York press describe nerves on edge, with Depew rotating seats and clutching his papers while Miss Paulding and a physician observe from the gallery. Competing views praise or pity his condition as colleagues, including Mr Platt, move through the day amid crowded remarks on health and appearance.
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New York Considers Great Transportation Project
A 1906 Washington Chronicle piece outlines plans for a six mile New York Connecting Railroad linking Jersey to Staten Island and Bay Ridge, with a bridge to Hell Gate. It discusses Vanderbilt era vision, the Poughkeepsie bridge precedent, and potential city franchise terms and economic benefits for New York's freight network.
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Sibley to retire from Congress after varied career
Uncle Joe Sibley of Pennsylvania announces retirement after ten years in the House. A veteran political maverick, he shifted parties multiple times, backed Roosevelt Republicans, and once led on Bryan’s vice presidential tally. He plans to travel the world and visit the Holy Land.
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Ohio and Indiana politicians mingle with national figures at Washington hotel lobby
Ohio National Guardsmen and Democratic leaders gather at the Hirbitt House in Washington. Adjt. Gen. Hughes and Gen. Critchield, along with McMaken and Speaks, discuss gubernatorial and federal appointments. Indiana consul John Griffith chats about Harrison biography. Professors Jenks and Willard mix with Chinese commissioners Tai Hune-chi and Tuan Fang, while Gen. Metcalf and others share weather quips.
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