Eruption in Old Salem over Gardner race and Berle letter
The piece describes Representative August Peabody Gardner of Massachusetts facing a strong Republican advantage, with a Salem pastor Rev Berle challenging him publicly. It discusses political lines, social expectations, and the enduring Salem tradition of clergy involvement in politics, along with remarks on Queen Victoria’s hat and various politics and society notes.
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Babylonian jewelry of Mrs de Koven displayed in gold and gems
Mrs Reginald de Koven, famed for lavish style, has commissioned a Babylonian revival necklace, bracelets and pendants crafted with real gold and gems by an Orientalist in Washington. She also owns baroque pearls to complement the set, reflecting ancient eastern adornment.
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Plate of Fragments on Royal Affairs and Rail Law Debates
Diverse reports cover royal family tensions involving King Edward and the Italian monarchy, rumors about Carnarvon Castle restoration, and the wealth of the Ottoman sultan alongside global railway laws and a Georgia governor’s buggy gift. Also recounted: a missing Bronx girl found after spending a night in an icebox.
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Saved Enemy's Life Wins Rufus Combs Carnegie Medal
Rufus K. Combs of Midway Kentucky received a silver medal and $1500 from the Carnegie Hero Fund yesterday for saving his bitter enemy Richard Godson a lawyer and inventor from a vault incident. Combs entered the vault after Godson was overcome, carried him to the door and then collapsed. both survived and became close friends.
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Do Women Desire the Ballot in State School Elections read as argument
A historical editorial argues most women in Illinois lack interest in voting for school trustees. It cites Chicago registration among women over twenty one and questions whether equal suffrage would boost turnout. The piece contends suffrage should not be forced without majority support.
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Self-made Man Rises to Power Amid Vigilant Self-Rorg
A rugged figure known for securing authority through own effort gains prominence. Dismisses reliance on others and highlights personal grit. Authorities and peers note a steady ascent fueled by perseverance and independence.
Partridge Drunk After Pokeberries Confuses Family
A New York Sun report tells of a partridge found behind a dog kennel and brought indoors after appearing drunk from pokeberries. The bird could not walk or fly yet showed curious calm, allowing close contact as the family observed its wobbling balance and rapid breathing.
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A Fleeting Ballad From Pearson's Weekly
A fractured verse from Pearson's Weekly about a bird and a flea escaping a plight through a flaw in a flue. The quirky dialogue plays on phonetic puns with characters named Mr and remarks on courage and disguise.
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