Insane Asylum Criticism by Dr Stephen Smith
The Washington Post reports Dr Stephen Smith former Lunacy Commission member questions current asylum care. He argues brain science supports more curative treatment over custody, urges systemic reform and broader examination of inmates for neuroses. The piece highlights potential 30 to 40 percent recoveries if resources shift to curative care.
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Stephen Smith
Lunacy Commission of
New York
Leslie
Smith
Eurarnes
Gr Smith
Trusts and Theodore Roosevelt era reforms debate
The piece rails against monopolies and the beef trust, arguing for decisive action by Roosevelt and Congress. It notes public demand for tangible anti trust measures, criticizes the current administration's handling, and predicts a major confrontation if Commissioner Garfield's report fails to satisfy expectations. It references Caesar, Verres, Pilate, and Horace to illustrate greed and justice.
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Ysar
C.cero
Stelly
Verres
Tacitus
Africa
Pontius Pilate
Judea
Caesar
Charles V
Philip
Mexico
Peru
Spain
Beef Trust
Rome
Horace
Solomon
Mr. Roosevelt
The
Fifty Ninth Congre
Republican Party
Congress
Garfield
Atlanta invitation and tariff reform debate pages
Atlanta city leaders invite President Roosevelt to visit. Southern support praises his stance on freight rates and national policy. The Weather Bureau defense argues for reform. editorials swing between praise and calls for improved weather prediction and regulation. The column also lampoons Boston transcripts on English roots and discusses tariff protection, corporate finance, and political intrigue with varied references to public figures and institutions.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
New South
McKinley
Union Railway
South
Booker Washington
Megro
Orient
Georgia
Weather Bureau
War Department
Moore
Iair
Bureau
Belphic Oracle
Congress
King Alfonso in Paris and French royalty titles debate
King Alfonso will reside at the French Foreign Affairs Ministry on the Quai dOrsay during his Paris visit. The piece covers entertainments at the Spanish Embassy, a future French king's Madrid visit, and disputes over the Duc de Valencay title held by Boson de Talleyrand Perigord, plus notes on suttee practices and a brief anecdote about the thirteenth Lord Elphinstone.
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Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Quai d’Orsay
Italy
Seine
France
Loubet
Madrid
San Sebastian
Napoleon
Eugenie
Isabella
Bonaparte
Spain
Levys Fr. Morton
Count Boson de 'Falleyrand Perigord
Boson
Smart Club
Rue Royale
Prince de Sagan
Valencay
Count Boson de Talleyrand Perigord
Duc de Valencay
Helen Morton
Curzon
Lord Curzon
India
Behar
Ambherst
Jaipur
Paradise
Exclusion of the Japs dominates war era opinion
A San Francisco Chronicle opinion urges immediate exclusion laws against Japanese immigrants, arguing numbers will rise and tensions intensify if delayed. Other editorials mock prohibition zeal, discuss Porto Rican employment, Russian war lessons, and presidential salary views, with quips on daily life and politics.
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San Francisco Chronicle
the Chronicle
Vacaville
Fresno
Visalia
Sierra Fruit Districts
Wabor
Japan
America
Chronicle
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
Vanity hinges on others view of self and the pull of a strong man. Women twist men to their will and fear of pursuit shapes choices. A woman's clothes dominate life and burden the man who pays for them.
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New York
Newport
Treasury Department
Russia
United States
The
Minneapolis Times
New York Press
Robert Jaffray
Toronto
Releigh
Dominion
Canada
Greg
Britain
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Pacific Coast
Smith O'Brien
San Francisco
New Willard
California
Eas
Times
Mtv
Washington
Poole
Chicago
Lehmitz
Abe Renff
Citizens’ Alliance
Italians and the South immigration debate in 1900s era
A Chicago Post analysis on Signor des Planches efforts to steer Italian and other Southern European immigrants to farm work in the South and West. It argues farm labor demand, urban congestion, and wage incentives could shape migration, noting cultural differences and potential civic integration as immigrants adapt to American institutions.
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Chicago Post
Signor Des Planehes
Europe
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Poland
United States
Germany
Scandinavia
United Kingdom
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Signor Des Planches
Sweden
Great Britain
Lobster Trust Rumors Stir New England Dealers
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece warns that a lobster trust may form with New England dealers and Boston Portland and Rockland as linchpins. If formed, prices may rise for consumers while increased supply to seed new stock could keep output steady. the trust could impact fishermen, boats, and traps as major players consolidate control of the lobster market.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Repu
New England
Gar- Feld
Nova Scotia
Maine
Massachusetts
Boston
Portland
Rockland
United States
Baer
L Ccal Trast
Trge
Chicago voters debate municipal ownership in hot campaign
In Raleigh hotel discussions Chicago politics pivot on whether the city should own street railways. Judge Dunne backs immediate municipal ownership, condemning the franchisees. Support shifts from Harlan as party moves toward reform and national implications loom with Roosevelt’s standing in Texas and Canada’s stance cited by visitors.
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Chicago
Patrick H. O'Donnell
Windy City
Georgetown University
Raleigh
Edward FB. Dunne
John Maynard Harlin
Jung Dunne
United States
Eite
Opimean
Harlan
Mot Om
Inter Ocean
The
Journal
Dunne
Warlan
Graeme Stewart
Roosevelt
Dumeo
Curcago
Dude Dunne
Democratic Party
To Make It Binding from the Chicago Tribune Johnny-Paw
In the strip a boy asks why both signer and buyer must sign a deed when selling a lot. A character explains the law requires the seller and the other party to sign to make a sale legal, and a quarrel reveals a missing payment owed by Mr Skinner referenced by the two boys.
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Chicago Tribune
Johnny—Paw
Mr. Meeskan
Johnny
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