Wheel Horses of Congress Rise in Republican Ranks
Amis J. Cummins writes a portrait of prominent Republican leaders in the House, praising speakers Reed Cannon Henderson Dalzell Paynter and others as steadfast, capable wheel horses who steer policy, balance factions, and defend party interests with vigor and discipline.
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Wasmseros
Sagan
Norman Borne
Tom Reed
Korea
Tatande
Iano
Gove
Ie Cho
Republican
Sista
Welbeck
Jwoks Iko
Dom Ree
Kraeline
Agredubis
Carlisia
Joseph Cannas
Bose
Samuel J. Randall
Reed
Canann
Speaker Reed
Read
Chhair
Philadelphia
Anna
Cannon
North Carolina
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Howse
Pittsburg
William D. Bynum
Dalzell
Alexander H. Stephens
Gizures
Iim
Metrail
Stalzell
Pennsylvania
Joblurs
Amis J. Cumaivas
Society at mercy of cranks and violence echoes
New York World reports Superintendent Byrnes on the Chicago mayoral murder by a crank. The piece argues society cannot fully prevent such assassinations but must strengthen legal and moral defenses, addressing imitation, public impressions, and the need for education and firm public opinion to deter homicidal acts.
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York
Sereno KB
Gillores
Sereno
Koma
New York
Roscoe Cookley
Ways and
Ali
New York World
Byrnes
Chicago
Spollemmmn
Ike
Garfield
Brooklyn Bridge
Milo A. Jewett
Danvers
Scoltz
Germany
Peano
Charcoal Fames
Paris
China
United States
Daily News
Illinois
Europe
Jay Gould Heirs Face Conservatism in Wealth Stewardship
George Jay Gould, eldest son and family chief, leads the Gould fortune with cautious, disciplined management. He and sister Helen guard Jay Gould’s legacy, while Edwin acts as lieutenant. the brothers aim to keep investments steady and value the estate at about sixty million, avoiding risky new ventures.
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New York
Wall Street
Gould
George Jay Gould
Edin
Howard
Jay Gould
George Gould
Edwin
House of Gould
George
Helen
Bia
Shell
Jay Fionld
Tom Man
Blason
Wallstrest
Eld
Financial
Western Upton Telegraph Company
Missouri Pacific Railway
Ulon Pacific
Pacific Mall Ste Mship Company
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Bishi Ty
Qeorge
Tay Gould
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Liver
Milas Minnie Shrogg
Forty-seventh Street
Fifsh Avenue
Mr. Gould
Metropolitas Opera Honea
Wood Laws Otery
Europe
Mount Remot Art
Adirondacks
Signs of Heath You Don’t Have to Look Twice
A fragmented ad style note promotes health signs and remedies, highlighting bright eyes and color as indicators of wellbeing. It mentions disease overcoming when weak tissue is replaced, and references Scott's Emulsified Cod Liver Oil as a tonic, though phrasing is garbled.
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Hut
Ike Joh
Hood
Harsapartha
Hurmasity
Scott
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S Society AT the Mercy OF Cranks
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