Death of Juantia Brewer and a Maryland political clash
The issue recounts the sudden death of Juantia Da Wd J Brewer of the United States Supreme Court and analyzes Democratic and Republican responses to Maryland’s proposed disenfranchisement of Black voters. It notes legal questions, potential national implications, and historic comparisons to earlier American policy. The piece also touches on broader debates about constitutional amendments and party strategy in elections.
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Prohibition Legislation and State Control Debate Stirs Congress
A fragmented discussion outlines Congress and state actions on liquor control, prohibition enforcement, and constitutional boundaries. Arguments center on legislative approaches, federal and state powers, and the potential impact on carriers and commerce amid enforcement challenges.
Speculation and Politics in a Turbulent Year
The piece surveys tariff debates and political maneuvers in Washington. It notes Wall Street inertia, a cautious tariff stance, and a focus on municipal corruption reforms led by civic leagues and honest officials. It discusses Panama Canal celebrations, national capital influence, and a wary outlook on upcoming elections and reform efforts.
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Vanished Sarsaparilla in Spring Health Talk
The New York Sun laments the disappearance of sarsaparilla from domestic medicine and laments fraudulent bottles while praising the old tonic as a spring health elixir. It contrasts fake preparations with the traditional roots and herbs used in genuine brews and argues for maintaining trusted remedies.
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Taft's Diplomacy Brings Tariff Row With Canada to Bedrock
The New York Tone salutes President Taft for concluding the tariff dispute with Canada without war. It credits Taft with personal leadership and a pragmatic give and take approach expected to benefit both nations. The article notes success likely extends to harmony with France.
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Lord Huntingdon Near Death's Door in Brooklyn Estate Tale
A Brooklyn furniture dealer named George Plantagenet Hastings contends for the Earldom of Huntingdon. His claim traces through Hastings lineage to Sir George Plantagenet Hastings, with the Countess of Moira backing him to preserve family estates. The case involves old royal connections, legal costs, and a historic title long contested. The current holder resides in Ireland with Lady Hastings, amid a sprawling estate and hunting grounds.
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Georgia Supreme Court Faces Gown Debate As Modern Democracy Questioned
The Georgia Supreme Court debates reintroducing judicial gowns amid fears of public reaction and democratic change. Justices, described as timid, weigh whether traditional form symbolism aligns with today’s expectations, while the Georgia Bar Association presses the issue for public sentiment to decide.
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Hookworm Saved Union Celebrated in Satirical Piece
A derisive essay argues that hookworms afflicted the South more than patriots, challenging Civil War narratives. It mocks historians journalists and the idea of secession, suggesting a statue and tablet to honor the parasite while crediting the Union and emancipation.
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Guarding the Criminal Protest Against General Use of Suspension
A protest by District Attorney against broad use of sentence suspensions in general courts. The piece argues rehabilitation may justify leniency but cites rising unpunished felonies and flaws in law, urging tighter standards, jury verdicts, and updated procedures to curb crime. It references Paris’ apaches, Lepine, and McClure’s critique of leniency and delays.
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Homeless Ambassadors Highlight Cold Diplomatic Strain
A Chicago Record Herald excerpt describes Joseph Choate and other ambassadors facing housing crises during a winter in Europe and Washington, urging equal treatment and dignified residences for U S diplomats. The piece criticizes Puritanical austerity and celebrates a broadened American joy in music and national identity.
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Berlin
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The Empty Lives In Des Moines Capital Ills
A bleak verse paragraph voices disdain for people who conform and suppress dissent. It describes those confined by society as they endure mockery and fear, living in a walled path while distant fields promise freedom. The text condemns conformity, superstition, and the rejection of genuine inquiry.
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Oklahoma City Seen As Capital Hope In State Election
The article discusses Oklahoma City as a leading candidate for the state capital, with Guthrie and Shawnee also in consideration. It notes a second election if the nearest rival demands it, requires a $300 deposit, and mentions a concurrent vote on foreign railroad ownership. It also covers Chile and Peru tensions and naval placement ideas on the Great Lakes, referencing officials in New York and Chicago.
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Reflections of a Bachelor and a Tangle of News
A collage of broad social commentary and event notes spans economic price shifts in Canada from 1827 to 1907, Canadian labor matters, and land settlement in Washington. It also covers a stage case involving Mme Nazimova, court proceedings, and public reaction to high profile performances amid a panorama of speculative oil and gas finds in the American West.
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