State's Denial of Right and Missouri Appeal
Missouri signals its plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court against a U S District Court ruling on the 1907 act banning foreign corporations from transferring suits to federal courts and threatening charter forfeiture. The piece discusses constitutional questions and addresses railroads, state powers, and the federal supremacy clause.
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United States Supreme Court
United States District Court
Missouri Legislative
Smith McPherson
United States
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Im Leanse
Huatean
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Fale
Currency faith and the gold standard in American finance
The piece argues that inflationary monetary policies fail to create prosperity, praising gold as the true standard. It cites past panics, McKinley’s gold standard victory, and argues currency should fluctuate with gold while maintaining adequate gold reserves. It warns against excessive currency and capital lockup, blaming inflated notes for speculative binges and later collapses.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
McKinley
Alorks
New York
Grip Troubles Across The Family Circle
A fragmented verse describes a family’s grief as illness spreads from mother to father, forcing quiet, blame, and overheard fear. Tense lines reveal strained meals, neighbors’ noise, and the burden of care as illness reshapes daily life.
Rabbit Attacks a Colt in Defense of Offspring
A mother rabbit attacked a colt owned by Charles Miller of Williams Street Jamaica to defend her young. The struggle ended when both rabbit and horse died. Miller freed the colt, recovered the young rabbits, and found the mother’s body in the hole.
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New York Herald
Tabbit
Charles Miller
Williams Street
Jamaica
Milwaukee
Pueide
Miller
Colt
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A damaged OCR fragment sketches social satire about women and men, noting comfort for women post children, finances, drunkenness, and office life. It hints at a chorus scene and a man with a larger bank balance than a cashier, with satirical comments on heredity and propriety.
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New York Press
Italy claims Vatican treasures amid papal museum row
The Italian government asserts ownership over the Vatican buildings and their art, arguing the state holds alienable rights to the Vatican’s museums and libraries. It cites law and a 19th century telegram asserting the Pope may use but not dispose of the treasures, impacting potential entrance fees.
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Kalsfr
Rome
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Plarence
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Siena
Holy Seat
Mar
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England
Ang
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Elas
Octopus dangers excite Yale and Montpellier researchers
The New York American recounts daring sea exploits by Prof Vermil and Prof Meunier as they chase and confront elusive octopuses off Bermuda and Africa. Vermil dives to seize an octopus in rock holes, surfacing with the creature in hand. A beached diver, Meunier, endures a brutal struggle when a tentacle binds his helmet and nearly costs him his life before rescuers haul him up.
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Japan
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Jane Cable
Coniston
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Doctor
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New York American
A. Hvat. Verril
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Bermuda
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Chicago Tribune
Jacques Lacs
Cannon Hat Returned by Train Passenger Boy Fights Humor
A Carnegie-like prank unfolds as a famed slouch hat of Speaker Cannon flies from a train near Emigeville. A railroad operator recovers the hat and returns it with a letter from a presidential possibility. The boy who retrieved the hat plans to spend the money he earns from it.
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York
Joe Cannon
Pennsylvania
Summit
Emigeville
J. ©. Warcit
Washington
Cannon Farcht
Reprieved Paul Vandamme Hair Turns White in Prison
Paris cable reports novelist style note on a man’s hair whitening after death sentence. Paul Vandamme, 32, condemned for a double murder at Tourcoing, was reprieved by the republic’s president just days after sentencing.
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Paris
New York Herald
Paul Vandamme
Tourcoing
the Republic
Vandamme
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A quirky Chicago column notes that boastful men reveal more about themselves than others. It contrasts men who reflect with those who avoid emotion and uses a sharp gaze from a woman as a nonverbal rebuke. The piece quips on jealousy and mood, ending with a humorous misreading about time and distance.
Unique Assyrian Wedding in Milwaukee Draws Community
The three day ceremony for Lizzie Herro and Richard Frenn drew hundreds of relatives from Chicago Escanaba Marinette and other cities to a Milwaukee home on Fifth Street. The event featured traditional customs such as separated sexes confetti handkerchief throwing and a pipe laden feast with no bread or sweets. The groom’s sister danced for the men and the priest warned she stop when displeasing.
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Frese Tha Mttwangies Journal
Herra
Assyria
Milwaukee
Fifth Street
Wells
Cedar
Chicago
Escanaba
Marinette
Richard Frenn
Bor
Lizzie Herro
Fifth Streets
Snow and climate, moths, and a famine obituary
From the New York Sun and Chicago Tribune clippings the piece notes unprepared snowstorms and warming climates prompting street crews, then explains heliotropism in insects, recounts Waterloo’s Henry Terchenroeder dying of starvation after mental decline, and recalls his Swedish origin in 1845. The collage preserves names and places: New York Sun Chicago Tribune Waterloo American.
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New York
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Hetchenroeder J
Maols
Sweden
Rings and riches mix with political odds in odd notes
A jumble of clerical and social quips discusses bridge rings and their distraction value, then shifts to Mr Chiozza Mowry noting estate distributions in Britain for 1906 07 with most winners leaving modest sums. The piece ends with a Nashville note about Bryan and a blunt campaign observation about crowds and a homebound victor.
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London Post
Chiozza-Mowry
Great Britain
Fetther
Somerset House
Taft will win Ohio delegation claim gains strength
Ohio Republican figures press Taft nomination with optimism about securing a solid state delegation. They predict Taft carries Ohio and may win by about a thousand votes, noting party unity after internal differences. Other voices discuss Hawaii, Denver conventions, and Chicago land dispute efforts.
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Ohio
EB. L. Taylor, Jr
Columbus
Wilerd
Repubiicans
Ghia
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