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Charles W Morse and the paradox of a fallen banking figure
The piece portrays Charles W Morse of New York, a banker whose prison sentence is celebrated as remarkable amid his frenzied finance fall. It extols his recovery of some wealth, notes past law violations, and questions his potential redemption with public sympathy, praising his wife and the loyalty she inspires.
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New use for babies and moral questions arise
A fragmented essay combo questions infant experiments and ethics, with a bold proposal to arraign researchers by a jury of young mothers. It contrasts medical claims about infant resilience with concerns for child welfare, then shifts to sports notes and political commentary on immigration, militia training, butter production, and doctrinal rhetoric.
Americans in Canada 70000 Farmers Move to Dominion
Ottawa reports a large influx of U S farmers into the Canadian West with about 70000 Americans expected this year The migration includes well capitalized, experienced agriculturists from many states 60 000 Americans entered Canada last year and the flow is projected to rise further Next year up to 116000 Americans may seek farm lands in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba Senator Dolliver notes the loss of U S citizens but prefers Canada as their destination
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How Baseball Flourishes in 19th Century Attendance Figures
The New York World estimates total attendance for National and American leagues at 7,878,103 for the season. American League attendance surpasses National League figures, with Polo Grounds and Forbes Field cited as examples of high demand, despite limited seating and losses from space. The piece argues baseball’s broad base, including minor leagues, colleges, and amateurs, signals ongoing prosperity and integrity for the sport.
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Payroll Boom Across Pittsburgh Plants Amid Labor Surge
Pay rolls will exceed 350000 in Allegheny County plants with October 15 distribution. National Tube Works to pay about 250000 as plants run near peak capacity. Connellsville coke region payroll tops 30000. Pittsburgh district nearing a million dollar daily payroll amid rising hours and near full production. Also reports Canada navy opposition and lighthearted vignettes from Chicago News and Delea Practice warning of scarce Thanksgiving turkeys.
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London's New Lord Mayor Kindled Catholic Controversy
Sir John Kumi, elected Lord Mayor of London for twelve months from November 9, is a Roman Catholic. He faced Protestant questioning on church appointments and attendance at St Paul's. His stance featured delegating duties and avoiding overt papal precedence. The piece traces historical context, duties, and pomp of the office, noting ceremonial changes and expansive city prerogatives.
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One Lucky Oversight in Dr Eliot's Five Fest of Books
A fragmentary note observes a missed inclusion of the Cook-Peary controversy in Dr Eliot's five fest of books. The remark reflects on potential impact of such omission on readers and literary discourse.
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Government Supply Committee Saves Money, McDonough Says
New York importer Hugh B McDonough commends the General Supply Committee created by executive order in May. He notes Uncle Sam has saved millions by centralized bidding and testing of government purchases, despite tariff fluctuations and unsettled costs.
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Trespass Death Toll and Labor in Hawaii and Railroads
Reports discuss Hawaii voters and Japanese immigration, sugar industry, and tariff effects on Hawaiian sugar. Also covered are Elkins shipping plans and a rail safety study showing 47,418 trespass deaths nationwide in ten years, with calls to strengthen enforcement and public health authority.
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Reflections of a Bachelor and Political Winds
A fragmented column discusses 1912 presidential prospects. Taft’s renomination odds are noted, with Roosevelt a looming factor and possible rival runs from Dolliver or La Follette. Roosevelt’s return from Africa could shape the race, plus Judge Wayman and Col Ham Lewin weigh in on GOP purity and politics.
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Officers pay gaps and social critique in wartime prose
A string of pointed paragraphs contrasts German and French officer pay and conditions, noting Germany limits on transport and pay. It cites Kaiser economics, officer incentives, and class barriers while brandishing sarcasm about patriotism and suitability of candidates. The text ends with a garbled name sequence.
Why So Many Divorces The New York World Inquiry
This column adapts a New York World inquiry asking why divorces have risen, citing the Bureau of Labor or Washington data and noting that divorces in the United States are now three times higher than a generation ago. It considers home life, education, and state involvement as key factors. The piece also references public interest in domestic science education and the broader social implications.
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Mighty Peanut Mant Defiance Rumble On City Streets
From the Chisaga News Out and the glare of the sunny city street a Jad of mighty muscle faces a ragged crew in a street showdown. The crowd cheers as tension rises and a bold youth steps forth to prove himself in a gritty, doomed but hopeful confrontation.
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Ditmars Raises Crickets At Bronx Zoo For Winter Music
Curator Ostrava of the Bronx Zoo plans to cultivate four cricket varieties in the reptile house to provide music next winter. He aims to keep a cricket colony near the fireplace area and has already noted the names rattie engke field tree sleiga bell in connection with the project.
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Shaw Calls for Abolition of Censorship After Rebutting
Bernard Shaw urges abolishing censorship in a latest column condemning the system. He challenges George Edwardes to name a better censor or admit any real person surpasses Irving in talent and judgment, asserting the motion clings to ideal caricatures despite public demand.
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