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The Old Democratic Strain and Tariff Debate Revisited
The article discusses tariff policy and party stances, contrasting Democratic calls for revenue shifts with Republican protectionism. It argues for reducing oppressive duties while noting the political risks and potential revenue impacts. It references historical patterns, party defections, and the public’s reaction to protection versus free trade.
Cuba Slips Toward Debt and Political Turmoil
The article argues Cuba’s leaders and people mismanage finances amid a string of loans. It notes a $335,000,000 issue that paid cash and funded the army, while planned second loans and fictitious “Interior loans” test constitutional limits and Platt amendment constraints. The New York Sun is cited as an authority on Cuban finances.
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Wages of Laziness and Graft Hunt in Policy Debates
A long critical column surveys economic plans and Roosevelt’s square deal, arguing that inequality persists in prisons and law, while graft and corruption are probed nationwide. It questions Plausible reforms, warns against mob zeal, and notes public appetite for exposing corruption amid political grandstanding.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the Chicago News
A fragmented column offers wry maxims on manners and wit. It mocks courting, diplomacy, and male vanity with quips about work, promises, and the awkward quest for agreement in relationships. The piece weaves paradoxes and humorous observations from a bygone era.
Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals
A long reminiscence on a Paris death and a tiara of diplomatic scandals. Mme de Cetacesy sparked U S Russia tensions by recalling M de Catacary’s recall from Washington while her marriage to him caused social boycott and a State Department intervention. The piece also surveys heraldry in British dominions and monarchs, noting Australia and New Zealand’s lack of arms and a looming Serb prince’s majority. It closes with reflections on royal costs abroad and a short fiction vignette about Miss Giddyun and Mr Singleton.
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The Children’s Voice in a Crowded City
A nine year old Isadore Caesar essay printed in New Era Magazine laments urban life’s neglect of nature and child sufrering. The piece questions social indifference to poor children and urges empathy over luxury as hundreds of thousands of children suffocate amid city noise and busy commerce.
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Move for civil pensions faces weak support in nation
The Omaha Bee notes a renewed push for a civil pension system led by department clerks preparing a bill. It argues civil pensions are unlikely to gain Congressional approval, citing long-serving workers and broader taxpayer opposition. The piece warns such policy would raise tens of millions annually and face strong public pushback.
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Oklahoma Statehood Prospects Highlight Territorial Unity
A Chicago Record Herald summary of a Oklahoma City convention asserts joint statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory. It cites population, area, mineral resources, rail infrastructure, and literacy as strong factors in favor of immediate admission to statehood.
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Refused Blackmail Ties to Town Topics Editors in Scheme
A Detroit Free Frost report alleges Town Topics editors and publishers are connected to a blackmailing plan targeting New York society figures. An envoy offered an edition deluxe of Americas Smart Set for 350 with nonprinting assurances, while an editor denied involvement. The piece notes doubts remain about complicity and cites further satirical clippings from rival papers.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the New York Press
A fragmented voice jokes about friendships and money lending. It mocks female prudence and parental guidance with biting, sardonic notes about social behavior and a provided quip about making a porch bench from a cheap city dollar.
Russian Proverbs Mixed with Fragmented Sayings
A garbled collection of traditional proverbs and aphorisms with numerous spelling errors and incomplete phrases. It references priests, thunder, peasants, women, old men, luck, heaven, and advice on marriage, wealth, and behavior, but many lines are unfinished or mistranscribed.
New York Court of Appeals split on price fixing trade decisions
The Philadelphia Record notes a two year old NY Court of Appeals ruling for the National Wholesale Druggists Assn in an unlawful restraint of trade suit against J D Park & Sons. It contrasts a later NY Supreme Court department store case about pricing of copyrighted books and Fed antitrust references. Justice Ray and a divided appellate panel discuss whether drug or book trades may combine to fix prices.
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Politician talk and finance in Washington lobby scenes
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Boagk on Him From the Detroanon
A column satirically referring to Brettly-Cholly as an awful reckless chap. It notes his fondness for a trapes and mentions Reazy-Behove in a playful if cryptic tone.
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