Congress to Convene With 145 New Members in 53rd House
July 26 report on the Fifty-third Congress notes 145 new members among the arrivals, many novices, with prominent figures from New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and beyond. Biographies highlight careers in law, diplomacy, and the military, including veterans Sickles, Grosvenor, Cannon, Gear, Hepburn, Curtis, and Curtis. The piece recounts prior extra sessions and the ongoing transition in a period of fresh leadership and untested legislators.
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Pennsylvania
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Wil Im J. Talbert
George W. Marray
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North Carolina
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William P. Hepburn
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Strange Customs Among Arowacks and Islanders
The piece notes unusual practices in Surinam among the Arowacks where men may not look at their mothers in law and must avert their gaze if together at home. It mentions English rites like the bread bit of sin to transfer sins to the living and a Sandwich Islands custom where widows tattoo their deceased husbands on their tongues.
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Paris Suburbs and the Obes of Paris Roam the City
A vivid portrait of Parisian youths dubbed Obes shouting through the Latin Quarter and suburbs. The piece contrasts rustic countryside charm with urban life as students clerks and apprentices roam parks, brasseries, and streets in springtime, laughing, dancing, and causing lively fracas.
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Outing party Invades Brasserie d'Harcourt in Paris
Four young men and four young women return from a country excursion bearing blossoms and trophies. They flood the Brasserie d'Harcourt with energy, greetings, jokes, and playful reproaches, while scattering twigs and leaves as they become the center of attention. The scene highlights the rush of city life and the novelty of countryside escapades.
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Paris Graduates clash with countryside on annual outing
The passage contrasts Parisian students and urban crowds with rural locals as they travel to the countryside for recreation. Parisians mock country life yet rely on it for respite, while maintaining patronizing attitudes and Parisian cafe morals. The piece notes trains, carriages, and roads linking Paris to villages fifty miles away.
Amid Broadway Gloom Theatres Face Next Season
New York July 29 In a lean mood Broadway shows endure dull theaters and fears of a weak season yet writers predict some companies will endure while weak outfits collapse. Leasing Manhattan Opera House to Koster and Bial could reshape entertainment as London Empire style shows tempt crowds with novelty and legroom for new dramas. Dolly Nobles and other stars loom for fall revivals as organizers plan tours to Russian cities and new musical pieces emerge despite the overall cautious mood.
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Poor Appetite and Violent Pains After Eating
A health note discusses indigestion with poor appetite and violent abdominal pains lasting day and night. It describes weight loss, pain at the chest, constipation, languor, irritability, and a change in taste, urging readers to consider remedies and seek relief from these persistent symptoms.
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