Insane Asylum Management Criticised
The Washington Post discusses Dr Stephen Smith former Lunacy Commission member critique in Leslie's Magazine. He argues custody over cure in asylums, calls for scientific examination and reform. He questions how many mentally ill receive proper treatment and urges state investment in curative care.
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Trusts and Tax Power Echo from Ancient and Modern Times
The article compares modern US trusts to ancient tyrants and rulers who imposed tribute by arbitrary power. It cites Caesar, Charles V, and Philip II as precursors to today’s monopolies, argues trusts oppress rather than benefit, and urges Roosevelt and Congress to confront the issue with tangible reform. It warns of electoral consequences if reform stalls.
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Atlanta Invites Roosevelt and Defends Weather Bureau
The Atlanta city council unanimously invites President Roosevelt to visit the city, praising Atlanta as progressive and financially solid, and hoping for a warm reception. The piece also defends the Weather Bureau against criticism, arguing its forecasts arise from hard work and urging sensible reform rather than abolition.
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King Alfonso in Paris and thorny title disputes unfold
King Alfonso will reside in Paris at the ministry of foreign affairs offices during his visit, while questions swirl over Boson de Talleyrand Perigord’s claim to the Duc de Valencay title. The piece delves into Napoleonic nostalgia, suttee cases under Lord Curzon, and a Parisians’ lens on aristocratic legitimacy with historical anecdotes and a Chicago Journal epilogue.
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Exclusion of the Japs Draws Press Debate and Opinion
A San Francisco Chronicle opinion urges immediate exclusion laws targeting Japanese, arguing numbers rise with time and quiet discussion with Japan offers calm Allied benefit, while delaying could trigger race hatred and bloodshed. Other editorials critique prohibition protests, Porto Rican citizenship, and WWI era military lessons with a mix of national mood and policy speculation.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical item discusses vanity and romance. It argues vanity stems from others’ judgments about self perception, notes women’s power over men, and suggests women marry to spare a man’s feelings. It also claims fashion governs a woman’s appeal and the financial burden on her protector.
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Italians and the South immigration plan faces obstacles
The Italian ambassador plans to divert southern farm laborers from congested cities to the South and West, easing immigrant overpopulation. He hopes workers from Italy Austria Hungary Russia and Poland will migrate for farm work, despite temperament and institution differences. The effort could reduce city labor pressure and boost home-making opportunities, though turning Southern European arrivals into useful citizens will take time and proper conditions.
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Lobster Trust Rumors Stir Market and Prices Rise
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece examines the idea of a lobster trust led by a syndicate backed by Armoucs behind rival New England dealers. If formed, the trio Boston Portland Rockland would control most U S lobster supply, likely pushing prices higher while keeping supply intact for consumers. The article contrasts potential shortages for fishermen with possible price hikes for diners, noting lobsters remain a luxury for the wealthy.
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Chicago Campaign Turns On Municipal Ownership Of Street Railways
A Raleigh Hotel discussion features Patrick H. O'Donnell and others on Chicago politics. Judge Edward F. Dunne backs immediate municipal ownership, aiming to condemn expired franchises and take control, with Harlin criticized. Roosevelt’s Texas reception and broader national implications are noted, plus Canadian views on annexation and Canadian investment shaping U S relations.
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To Make It Binding from the Chicago Tribune Johnny-Paw
A dialogue about deed signing and legality in a Chicago Tribune strip. One character insists both seller and buyer must sign with a parent present to make a sale binding. The exchange reveals miscommunication over payment earned and a work detail.
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