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Immigration and Economic Policy in Historical Debate
A long discussion on population shifts from Europe to North America argues immigration fuels growth while criticizing policy. It notes high European emigration, land and factory movements, and the impact of foreign immigrants on settlements. The piece condemns improvident fiscal policy, Treasury surplus management, and government debt handling as wasteful. It contrasts Anglo-Saxon traditions with modern Americanism and warns of market instability if surpluses are mishandled.
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Foes of Treasury Power Warn of Unconstitutional Tax Loans
The piece laments government use of taxes to loan funds to banks and presses that no constitutional authority supports such tax loaning. It argues the treasury should not closely partner private business, warns of self-serving officials, and critiques optimistic Cuba and canal zone forecasts while urging restraint and clear exit strategies.
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Centrafigation by Construction and Interpretation
A lengthy discussion in the Albany Law Journal by Judge John M. of Chicago surveys President Roosevelt and Secretary Root quotes on centralized power. It argues against centralization by construction, citing Cooley Tucker and Miller, and warns that party politics could weaponize constitutional interpretation.
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Razorless Shaving Exhibition Stuns London Barbers
A crowd of barbers watched a razorless shaving demonstration on Cannon Street yesterday. An operator applied a paste from Razorless Shaving Powder to cover beards, then scraped it away with improvised tools, leaving one side shaved and the other still bearded on a volunteer.
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Head of the Rothschilds Title and European Elite Ties
Maximilian Goldachmidt crowned baron and named chief of the Rothschild banking establishment at Frankfurt by his wife Minna Rothschild. The piece notes Kerr Kaiser favor, past regimental exclusion of Jews, and historic ties with Bismarck and royalty. It also surveys public banquet burdens in colonial governance and cultural fuss around Gilbert and Sullivan in London.
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Unclaimed wages swell Texas treasury fund
The Chicago Frilane reports a massive pool of unclaimed wage checks, pegged around 99,000,000 in claims, awaiting workers in Texas. Many funds originate from Mexican and Black laborers who never claimed pay, with the treasury considering future distribution rules as the total climbs toward 20,000.00 next year.
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Effect of Imagination and Faith in Healing Practices
A long, colorful piece from Devonshire recounts belief in cures through imagination and ritual. It notes penny offerings in Sutcombe church as a cure for epilepsy, plus other folk remedies and medical anecdotes. It cites a Lancet case where careful dosing and timing restored health, and recounts anecdotes of cures through nerves, salt, and even mistaken ink-based remedies. The piece also references political lore about the 306 delegates at a Chicago convention and the surviving veterans of that era.
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The Broken Drum and Hawk Terror Across Pennsylvania
A Detroit Free Press fragment presents a bittersweet verse about Curly Locks wrecking a drum, then shifts to a Fortenia Pennsylvania story where a large hawk has terrified Wayne County farmers by snatching poultry and even a cat, seen by Delaware Hudson train passengers, as the red ribbon on the cat’s neck disappeared over the hills. The tale blends a domestic lament with a wild birdsafe chase affecting local livelihoods.
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Pointed Paragraphs On Modern Life From Chicago News
A fragmentary Chicago News piece mocks advice giving as a vice to mind one’s own business. It humorously imagines photographers reacting to self-image and a widow booking a seat at a crowded street ceremony. An engaged couple eyes each other with eyes closed, and postmarriage use a magnifying glass. The telephone is blamed for fostering profanity.
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Lie in court defend a woman's honor sparks Chicago debate
Chicago Dispatch reports Judge Willard McEwen defending lies told to protect a woman's honor as permissible in court, a stance sparking division among judges. The piece surveys viewpoints from Marcus Kavanaugh, Harry Olson, Theodore Brentano, Mackenzie Cleland, Fred Fake, Kersten, and others on perjury, oath, and gender reputation.
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Historical Letters On Lincoln Grant In Old New York Text
Three historical letters connected to President Lincoln and General Grant were offered by Mel Clayton Company in New York. First letter from General Fitz John Porter to Badeau recounts confidences about Lincoln and Grant’s political standing before Grant led army actions. Badeau replies denying such conversations ever took place, insisting Grant never met Lincoln before his appointment. Porter’s response notes he asked Stanton’s aides about Stanton’s statements.
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New Hercules In Town Stops Cars At Speed
Herr Gen ge Settle a Bavarian strongman appeared in New York showcasing a new stunt by halting a touring car at thirty-five horsepower. The crowd gathered under police watch as the driver attempted full speed, while Settle braced and held the vehicle until it stood still, then lifted part of the heavy machine.
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Oklahoma Statehood Talks At New Willard Meeting
Governor Frank Frantz of Oklahoma Territory warned that another enabling act may be needed before statehood, amid calls from legislators and prominent figures to present the issue to Congress. He criticized the proposed constitution, citing potential delays and constitutional flaws, and suggested delaying the vote to secure a proper framework.
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