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Chicago
Charles W Morse and the remarkable turn in his fortune
The article extols banker Charles W Morse of New York for a dramatic reversal after bankruptcy and conviction. It praises how he discharged debts, regained control of key properties, and seeks public sympathy and support for possible reconciliation with authorities. It lauds his wife and notes the society’s reverence for him as a reformed figure.
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A New Use for Babies and Moral Dilemmas in Science
A fragment laden piece toys with a sensational claim of new baby use and questions the ethics of early experiments on infants. It contrasts scientific curiosity with maternal anger, proposing a jury of young mothers to judge the crimes, while weaving in a jumble of political and cultural observations about milestones in society and public figures.
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Nesyen
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Athens
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Humanity
Americans Flock to Canada as 70000 Farmers Move North
Ottawa reports 70000 U S farmers crossing into the Canadian West this year. Most arrive from mid Atlantic and southern states with about 60000 Americans entering Canada last year. Immigrants bring substantial capital and farming experience, boosting Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Senator Dolliver notes loss is painful but Canada is favored over other destinations.
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Ottawa Dispatch
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Canada
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Great Britain
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Dolliver
Towa
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
How Baseball Flourishes in American League Attendance
The New York World estimates total attendance for National and American leagues in 199 season at 7 878 103. American League shows higher figures, with strong city support in New York Pittsburgh Chicago and Detroit. Despite Polo Grounds restrictions, thousands were turned away on peak days, and Forbes Field struggles to host capacity crowds. The article notes widespread baseball interest from minors to colleges and clubs, predicting continued prosperity and charm of the sport.
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New York World
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Detroit
Polo Grounds
Forbes Field
Payroll totals rise at Carnegie Steel and National Tube Works
Pay roll values soar in Allegheny county plants with October pay slated as the largest since 1907 midmonth. Carnegie Steel and National Tube Works report payrolls near 350000 and 250000 respectively as production runs at high capacity. Coal mines push output toward lake shipments before a possible miners strike and a looming safety powder debate. Connellsville coke region payroll above 30000 and Pittsburgh district near a million daily payroll amid rapid capacity.
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Allegheny County
National Tube Works
Pittsburg
Connellsville
London's New Lord Mayor Catholic in Election Controversy
Sir John Kumi, elected Lord Mayor of London for the term starting November 9, is a Roman Catholic. He faced Protestant questions about church appointments and attendance at St Paul's services, while defending his private denomination chaplain and pledge not to place the Pope before the king. The piece notes historical precedent, duties, and the ceremonial details of the office.
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One Lucky Oversight in Dr Eliot Books
A fragment notes a regret that Eliot did not include Cook-Peary controversy literature in his five volumes. It suggests this omission spared readers from potential harm or controversy in the publication.
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Great Saving Made by Government Supply Committee
The General Supply Committee, created by executive order in May, has saved the government substantial funds. Hugh B. McDonough praises the bid system, noting price reductions across supplies and a large saving on inks and other items, despite tariff uncertainties. The board, led by Hills, Wilson, and DeGraw, oversees contracts, tests goods, and awards bids, making government purchasing fair and efficient.
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Trespass Death Toll and Labor Questions Dominate Hawaii and Mainland
A Honolulu visitor argues Hawaiian sugar and tariff issues shape labor and political power, while railroads report 47,418 trespass deaths in a decade and over 60,000 injuries. Discussions also cover American shipping, tariffs, and public health reforms amid broad, era-wide concerns.
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Ile Health and Marine Hospital Service
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Reflections of a Bachelor on the 1912 Campaign
Polls show JZ said 3 A Owen of Chicago favors Taft for the nomination. Roosevelt looms as a potent factor, with Dolliver or La Follette possibly fielding a rival in the middle of the year. The piece notes intraparty splits and Roosevelt’s potential involvement beyond Africa.
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Army officer pay and restraint amid wartime reforms
The article discusses German and French officer salaries comparing Europe’s wartime pay impacts, Kaiser's economy drives, and enlisted officer life. It notes German restrictions on horse drawn transport and pay inadequacies for lower ranks, while France offers higher pay to match prestige. It references political pressure, recruits, and a cautionary tone about officer ambition and patriotism.
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Why so many divorces in American life today
A discussion derived from the New York Times on rising U S divorce rates noting threefold growth since a generation ago, questioning causes, home life, and the role of education and state in addressing marital breakdown. It cites social observers, anecdotes, and the public mood as it ponders why so many marriages end in divorce or separation.
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New York World
Droparty
Tabor
Washington
United States
Mighty Peanut Mant Defiance Parade Scene
A chipped verse from the Chisaga News Out captures a sunlit city parade. A muscular Jad taunts a challenger amid crowd noise, promising bold valor while a future struggle to lead the ragged crew looms.
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Ditmars Raises Crickets at Bronx Zoo For Winter
Tex York Then Curator Ostrava of the Bronx Zoo is raising crickets to provide music in the reptile house next winter. He procured four varieties for the fireplace including the rattie engke cricket, field cricket, tree tricket, and sleiga bell cricket. A previous wild chirp inspired a plan to cultivate a colony to keep near the animals all season.
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Bronx Zoo
Ditmare
Shaw Calls for Censorship Abolition in Witty Plea
Bernard Shaw, after a long silence, writes a column arguing censorship should end. He teases the public with the idea of a real reviewer replacing ideal censors and challenges George Edwardes to appoint a living, capable critic to judge stage works.
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