Annapolis Tragedy prompts call for full inquiry and reform
The Washington Post argues for a thorough, deliberate investigation into the Branch and Meri boxing death at Annapolis, demanding clarity on whether the incident could have been prevented. It critiques athletic culture in military academies, urging accountability and reforms in training, discipline, and governance to uphold national dignity.
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Revolutions in Santo Domingo Rumors Stir Tense Political Drama
The dispatch reports rumors and debates over a Santo Domingo revolution, with Moralés and revolutionary figures urged to threaten or attack American ships. It notes U S Senate hesitation, potential intervention, and the fragile balance as events threaten regional stability.
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Rank and Title In the Navy Stirring Debate
The piece defends strict navy rank rules forbidding the title Admiral for non line officers while noting society’s appetite for aristocratic fashion. It argues public fascination with titles won’t be tamed by statutes and regulations as high society seeks admirals generals and ambassadors for display and status.
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The Right Spirit and the Norway Sweden Union Tale
The article reflects on election integrity in New York and national resolve, praising citizen action to uphold ballot rights. It then discusses Norway Sweden relations, noting Norway's move to separate independence and America’s interest in its foreign policy and diplomacy. It also comments on congressional politics, railroad rate debates, and consular reform prospects.
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The Fads of Fiction in the American Illustrated Magazine
A reflection on shifting tastes in genre fiction from romance to realism. The piece mocks earlier melodramatic archetypes and highlights a trend toward modern, life and love focused storytelling with a vivid Chicago News excerpt illustrating intimate scandal.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago Newn Optimium
A garbled column offers Broad maxims on wisdom, boasting, trust, and negotiation. It touches on envy, reciprocity, and prudent use of information, with scattered remarks on behavior and intelligence, though many phrases are unclear.
Thrice Wedded, Sons Face Carlingford Peerage Case
A Dublin court case centers on Swift family ties to the elusive Carlingford viscountcy. The plaintiff, claiming legitimacy through a 17th century line, seeks estates in Kilkenny and Carlow, while defendant Baron Swift contests the lineage after multiple marriages. The matter draws Irish public interest amid historic titles and aristocratic intrigue.
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Vested Rights in No Danger With W. R. Hearst as Mayor
An early report from New York describes bankers fearing a Hearst win would threaten capital and utilities. It notes Hearst’s supporters, Socialist factions, and anxiety among gas and transit owners about potential regulatory shifts. The piece discusses existing subway plans, capital scarcity, and Belmont’s role in funding. It suggests Hearst may not impair vested rights but could push public ownership of utilities and future subways.
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Starvation and stealing debate on grand jury ethics
The Pittsburg Dispatch discusses a Chicago case where grand juror Neumeister refused to indict a starving man for theft, facing strong rebuke. Dr. Hirsch supports mercy in theft prosecutions, arguing punishment should vary by circumstance, so juries may consider clemency while courts judge mercy.
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If I Knew Everything by Nixon Waterman
A reader muses on knowing all outcomes spoiling suspense and romance. The verse contrasts endless certainty with the thrill of possibility and ends with a Chicago News anecdote about new tenants clearing rubbish and ashes in the yard.
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Thanksgiving proclamation and Hearst political surge
A faded passage warns youths to resist appetites amid a Thanksgiving message. The piece rails at high prices, endorses a general reduction, and analyzes Hearst as a rising gubernatorial candidate, arguing the movement could shape California politics and Republican plans.
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Notable Lobby Talks On Gubernatorial Prospects
In hotel lobbies influential figures from Cleveland to Philadelphia discuss the looming governor race. Observers warn the reformer’s fate hinges on public expectations and the makeup of the legislature, while advocates praise local liquor control plans and rail expansions, naming McLaurin, Slocum law, and Valdez as key topics.
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