Evening Courier Advertises Rates and Europe Editions
The Evening Courier outlines advertising rates and branch contacts and notes its circulation and publication days. It lists offices in New York and abroad with travel aids for Americans in Europe and notes foreign postage and page counts.
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Courier
Europe
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Unter den Linden
St. Petersburg
Nevaky Prospekt
New York Campaign Reckoning and Anti-Tammany Gain
The text notes anti Tammany voters hold an advantage in New York elections, with a wide opening for possible defeat of their foe. It argues the campaign victory came despite methods used and stresses the need for continued persistent effort by the Wise.
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New York
Filling the Churches Plan Sparks Debate on Dancing
A proposed plan urges churches to lift dancing bans and host high moral entertainment including vaudeville and moving pictures. It suggests free weekly tickets for Sunday attendees and morals committees to encourage social mixing with the aim of fostering marriages, calling the church a multirole venue.
Disgusting Campaign Haunts New York Politics
The piece condemns New York voters and Tammany Hall during the fusion fight, noting extreme mudslinging and public disdain. It argues reform efforts provoked backlash, and suggests remnants of corruption remain, with Chronicle figures warning of renewed schemes by Murphy and allies.
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Evening Post
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Tammany Wall
Murphys Gang
Metropolia
Sue Wighty
Uberty
Farmers push hunting fee as new tax spark
Across the country farmers organize to charge hunters one dollar per year for hunting on their land arguing the state may tax the privilege and owners should have the same right. Ellwood Cooper, 84, and widow Addie W. Fleming, 60, wed in Chicago this week, plan a world honeymoon.
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Hulsworth News
Ellwood Cooper
Santa. Barbara
Cal
Addie W. Fleming
Chicago
Young Cooper
Tillman and Blease quarrel over origin of phrase
The row between South Carolina figures Pitchfork Tillman and Hon. Cole Blease about who coined the expression To h- with the constitution signals strong tempers in politics. Other items note a White House blue room clandestine wedding plan for Miss Jesse Wilson and Joseph W Bailey’s gubernatorial bid amid shifting timelines for reduced express rates.
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Benjamin Tillman
Cole Blease
Blaze
South Carolina
Mr. Tillman
White House
Jesse Wilson
Roosevelt praises Mitchel as New York City mayor
Wires from Buenos Ayres report Col. Roosevelt glad John Purroy Mitchel is mayor of New York City. The sentiment suggests broad support beyond local circles. An Iowa guardsman mentions a personal reason to stay longer on regular calling nights.
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Col. Roosevelt
Buenos Ayres
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Tamemany Hall
Iowa
Vindication versus Revenge in Iowa Press Debate
A collection of editorials questions whether Sulzer is vindicated or revengeful and a Keokuk paper’s take on woman suffrage at the upcoming Republican convention. The Marshalltown item notes Utah peach news with no clear link to polygamy. Cedar Rapids questions probe motives behind sex instruction discussions.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Utah
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Ponderous Portrait of Sir Walter Raleigh by George Fitch
A humorous biographical sketch portrays Sir Walter Raleigh as a paragon of politeness and achievement. It weaves tall tales of royal favors, exploration, tobacco, and captivity, ending with his beheading in 1617 and a satire on his virtues and misadventures.
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Illinois suffragists split at Peoria convention
The Illinois suffragists at the Peoria state convention reportedly divided into factions, offering hope to opponents of women’s suffrage that the movement may face internal conflict.
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Illinois
Peoria
Concrete paving spreads across Iowa towns in push for good roads
Iowa cities push concrete over macadam as Sioux City reports twenty one miles of cement pavement laid in recent years. Davenport Times notes relief funds after Omaha tornado aid, with Chicago bank returning half its $500 donation and a Chicago bank resuming support.
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Burlington
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Sioux City
Iowa
Davenport
Omaha
Ad Vann
Chcago Bank
Pece of
Still on Guard Crow as farmer’s friend in report
The Kansas City Journal notes the agricultural department saying the crow can be a farmer’s ally. A farmer asks about changing attitudes toward warding crows, and a character quips that many friends may be suspicious.
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Agricultural Department
Kansas_ City Journal
State Highways to Receive About 54000 From Auto Tax
Des Moines Indiana reports the state highway commission will receive about 54000 this year from the auto tax fund. The sum exceeds the previous estimate and will support road maintenance and improvements statewide.
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Des Moines, In
State Highway Commission
A Moment of Fun The Softening Art of Diplomacy
A fragment from a dated story recalls a tense encounter as a clock marks time and a girl’s wrath grows. The narrator notes a male figure’s absence and a distressed young person struggles to respond amid unfolding social drama.
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Abe
Highway Commission Share From Auto Tax Estimated
Governor or speaker notes that allocating percent of auto tax to the highway commission would yield about 30 000 to 35 000 dollars, with Cumberland or similar figure suggesting 26 000 as set aside.
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Ignature
Speaker Cunningham
Highway Commission
Kenyon May Head Republican Party Possible
Washington reports that Senator Kenyon May is discussed as national chairman of the Republican party if Hilles resigns. The December 16 meeting of the Republican national committee will pick the convention time and place and there is a brewing struggle between old guards and progressives over rules and control.
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Hilles
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New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Realness of Books Inspires Thought on Men and Characters
Ruth Cameron reflects on how novels shape perception of real men versus fictional ideal heroes. She recalls a book with a perfect gentile, tender partner who recalls every wish and nurses illness with strength, then admits real men rarely match such ideals.
Never-Separate Friends In A Poignant Tale
The narrator recalls five friends and a deep bond with Col. Newcomb. He laments the mistreatment of Newcomb by his daughter in law after a loss of money and breaks down crying on a trolley when the character dies. The reader is urged to consider the same emotional pull.
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Col. Newcomb
Dearin
Waterloo Patent on Automatic Train Stop Promises Safer Rails
A Waterloo reporter relays that Arthur R. Mutton of Marsh Place claims a patent for an automatic train stop that uses sectioned track and electric current to trigger airbrakes from opposite directions without human input. The device aims to prevent wrecks by automatically halting trains as they enter a designated section.
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Washington
Arthur R. Mutton
Marsh Place
Tevineton Greenwood Mausoleum Lot Sale Notice
Irene V. Kentzelman to C RB Cas sell lot 6 in McIntyre's sub at Greenwood mausoleum Ce dar Falls Water loo for $150.
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Greenwood Mausoleum
Cedar Falls
Irene V. Kentzelman
McIntyre
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