Christmas Greeting to Patriot Readers
The Patriot greets readers with wishes for a merry Christmas and thanks for loyalty. It reflects on the season’s changing customs from ancient rites to Christian giving and evergreen trees. It hopes the last Christmas of the century brings joy to the aged and faith to the young, with kindness and peace.
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Merrie Hugland
Centennial Celebration Displays Nation's Founding Spirit
Washington Letter recounts the 100th anniversary of Washington as the nation’s capital with a grand White House reception for governors, a parade past Capitol, and a joint session review by the President, Supreme Court, and diplomats. It notes Congress’s early 1901 agenda, a tale of oleomargarine tax cuts, and a humorous Mr. Allen anecdote.
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D. C
John Adams
United States
White House
6Th Congress
Capitol Building
Capitol Hill
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Maryland
Virginia
Towa
Congress
Chicago
Shaw
Nelson
A. Miles
Pennsylvania Avenue
Noble Esplanade
District of Columbia
Grant
Sherman
House of Representatives
House
Henderson
Senate of the United States
Supreme Court
Prye
Senate
Milburn
Married in East Rowland Ave Home Aisle to Horace Larimer
The Hollinger home on East Rowland Ave hosted the wedding of Miss Willie Blanche Hollinger to Mr. Horace G. Larimer. The ceremony took place at 8 PM with Rev. Joseph A. Russell officiating. Guests included Entre Nous and Noxall clubs, and out-of-town relatives. The couple will reside at a cottage on 7th Street and Linden Ave. The bride’s family and friends praise the pair, and best wishes abound.
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N. B. Hollinger
East Rowland Ave
Willie Blanche Hollinger
Horace G. Larimer
Susie Wright
Jessie McElveen
Will A. Hikenberry
Joseph A. Russell
Russell
W. K. Larimer
Margaret Larimer
Rip van Winkle
J.O. West
Ottumwa
Lydia Hollinger
Nelle K. Harvey
Des Moines
T. H. Irwin
Derby
E. M. Blanchard
John Vinsel
Nellie Renziehausen
Minona
A Fault for the Press to Cure
Mark Twain notes in Newspap erdom that the country is ungrammatical in speech yet writes well when at the pen. He cites examples like He don't like to do it and He would have liked to have done it. He jokes about his own imperfect grammar and hopes for better grammatical morals among readers and writers.
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John Allen
Mississippi
South
Caroline
Allen
Bell
Dave Creighton
John Aten
Congress
Dave
Bose
Mark Twain
Clemens
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