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Thomas Johnson shifts blame after cyclone of praise and mockery
The article mocks R. Thomas Johnson for alternating views on the Supreme Court and political maneuvering surrounding Cleveland’s Johnson administration. It suggests Johnson misreads motives, then praises the court, while hinting at future reversals as public opinion oscillates.
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Cleveland
Kaiser's Yachts Spark American Pride in Kiel Regatta
The piece praises German sailors led by Kaiser Wilhelm in Kiel, contrasts American built yachts crewed by Americans with those under German command, and lauds Uncle Sam's generosity while noting rivalry with Britain in naval sport and prestige through the Meteor’s Kiel performance.
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Austrian Ambassador Name Stirs Drei Bund Signing Delay
The delay in signing the Drei bund is attributed to uncertainties around the Austrian ambassador Ludwig Al brecht Ferdinand Von Szongyney Marich. His lengthy title and uncertain status have reportedly complicated diplomatic discussions and timing.
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Ludwig Albrecht Ferdinand von Szongyney-Marich
Minnesotas Supreme Court Backlash Over Drunken Juror Embezzler Case
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled a drunken juror cannot invalidate a trial and that the jury's make up is within the trial judge's discretion. The author argues this allows life or liberty to be decided by intoxicated jurors and mocks Ohio and Minnesota high courts for overreach.
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Hill and Odell Face Off in New York Governor Race
After returns came in, Hill would likely mirror Odell’s cadence by saying a word altered from Odell’s name, with the d removed and a different letter added, signaling a pointed jab in the volatile race.
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Odell
New York
Cleveland man claims perfect combustion solve
A Cleveland man says he solved perfect combustion but is outpaced by the Supreme Court, described as being ahead of him. The remark reflects a boastful claim met with higher judicial progress.
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Steen
Prohibition Critic Dean Didama Attacks Roosevelt
A period piece satirically targets Dr. Didama, dean of Syracuse University Medical, for denouncing Roosevelt and praising Prohibition. The piece mocks his titles and calls him a snolly goster while hinting at a signature pun about an animal with long ears.
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Editor rails at Hamilton Sun over gas flavored water tale
The writer is accused of trying to paint Hamilton's city government as rotten by claiming water tasted of gas. The Sun questions the basis of that claim, noting the gas taste in a thin liquid and challenging the editorial’s accuracy.
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Hamilton Sun
Hamilton
Trade and industry face summer with cautious optimism
The article notes that near summer demand is lifting trade modestly while labor unrest looms. Bank clearings remain near last year, railroad earnings rise, crops progress, and fall business prospects look favorable. Iron and steel show price strength and growing demand, with rail orders abroad and structural steel activity at high levels.
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New York
Notes and Comments Reflections From Chester Park to Illinois
A collection of brief items and observations on recent events and people. The piece notes a woman with a shaved head due to fever, requests reprinting of a song, seasonal travel tips, a poem excerpt, a wanted Catholic Princess for Alfonso XIII, remarks on Roosevelt, and a Peekskill charity case illustrating judging others.
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Alfonso XIII
Spain
America
Alfonso
Trade and wage shifts in cooler season raise mixed prospects
Bessemer pig iron remains strong and advancing while unseasonably cool weather slows immediate retail and corn progress east and west. Yet confidence grows from heavy fall buying in the West and rising railway earnings, with silk shut-down not adopted and iron steel glass wages rising for thousands of workers.
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Bessemer
Bradstreet
Tom Sawyer tale misreads history amid green apple delirium
Tom Johnson considers reading a spoof history of Tom Sawyer by Marcus Aurelius Twain. The piece humorously notes a delirious moment at age 16 when the hero imagines a Missouri cyclone organized for his benefit after thời robbery of a hennery.
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Tom Sawyer
Marcus Aurelius Twain
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Johnson
Butcher Weyler Comments Signal Kaiser Wilhelm Study
The butcher Weyler hints Alfonso has researched Kaiser Wilhelm's life and career closely. He recalls the fate of a man named Bismarck who believed Germany could not be run without him.
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Alfonso
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Legal Notices and Case Highlights From Early 20th Century
Summary of legal principles across cases on voting rights under Australian ballot law, statute of limitations for mining subsidence, illegality in checks indorsed for gambling, municipal liability for open manholes, and negligence in selling dangerous medicine, referencing Chamberlin vs Wood and Noonan vs Pardee with Pennsylvania and North Dakota precedents.
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Pardee
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Kelley
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Mass
Pennsylvania Democracy Appeals To Local Plight
The piece notes the state party platform dodges national policy questions to focus on Pennsylvania issues. It mentions G. Fred Wis as a figure amused by the dodge and implies a humorous tone toward the party's stance.
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Pennsylvania
G. Fred Wis
Distinction Between Gomez and Aguinaldo Highlighted
A historical quip notes Gomez sought loot and secured it while Aguinaldo, by contrast, gained nothing but left behind. The remark contrasts two figures with different outcomes and motives.
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Messrs. Gomez
Aguinaldo
Commoner condemns party platforms as financial interests driven
The Commoner derides Democratic platforms in Illinois and Indiana as dominated by great financial interests. The remark is directed at Billy, implying skepticism of political rhetoric and influence.
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Indiana
Billy
Bryan Says Ohio Not Ruled by Injunctions But By Plan
The remark asserts Ohio is governed by a dissolution plan rather than by injunctions citing Mr. Bryan. The statement frames the current governance as plan driven, highlighting the dissolution approach as decisive.
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Ohio
Rumor Denied on Petition Against Grogan Unclassified
A rumor claims Lewis Gonzales Bernard is preparing a petition to declare Mr Grogan unclassified. The report is vigorously denied as untrue with a note that Pennsylvania Democracy remains firm despite the crack in the bugle call.
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Lewis Gonzales Bernard
Mr. Grogan
Mr Gooch Is It in Sixth Kentucky Republicans Target
A fragmented note states Mr. Gooch is “It,” and Republicans in Kentucky’s Sixth District aim to make him the focus of campaigns. The snippet hints at political maneuvering ahead of local contests.
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Mr. Gooch
Kentucky
Political Doubt and Civic Measures in a Decade’s Tone
The text notes shifting positions by Louisville officials on feasible actions under current circumstances. It references broad community reactions including a Dayton report about women handling coinage. The piece also skims King Edward’s recovery crowning and Covington’s possible loans for emergencies.
Carnegie strolls to Wall Street and encounters a bucket shop con
Andrew Carnegie walks down Wall Street and meets a runner asking to invest in a rising market. Carnegie, with a calm smile, reveals he has about 175 million dollars and says he is trying to get rid of it rather than double it. The runner realizes the situation and gasps at the scope of Carnegie’s wealth.
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Andrew Carnegie
Wall Street
Mr. Carnegie
New York Times
The Daily Poem by Lara Kelsey Clendening
A reflective verse asks if faith, tested by doubt and sorrow, justifies prior beliefs. It muses whether faith nurtures conscience and whether souls harbor a higher need beyond creeds in life’s final assessment. Cincinnati, O.
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Lara Kelsey Clendening
Cincinnati
Jewel Case of the Queen Hidden in Wall Vault
Lazarre and the Marquis du Plessy discuss the sacked Tuileries and reveal the Queen’s jewel case found beneath a cushion. They weigh royal treasures, plan inventory, and plot how Napoleon Bonaparte may redistribute estates while exile and loyalty tests unfold in Paris.
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Cincinnati visitors listed at New York hotels
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports Cincinnatians registered at various New York hotels including G. Buhr Mr and Mrs E A Carr G A Springmeier H R Connell Co Daly J B Keys S E Konkle J H Rhodes E B Sargent F W Hannon A H Lauer W E B McCord L E Ach of The S Ach Company.
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Rheumatism Cured by Prescription No 2851
Rheumatism, more painful in this climate than any other affliction, cured by Prescription No. 2 851, by Eimer and Amend.
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Eimer & Amend
Kentucky Happenings From Augusta Chronicle
Bracken Creek rose high for years with flood damage reported. Modest Wents lost a horse, while John Ulrich’s calf rode two miles downstream before being saved. Fred Miller visited his best girl on Sunday. A reader complains we miss stories, but we publish only what we can.
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Edwina man improves after horse incident in Caldwell
Mr Hines of Edwina, severely injured when a horse stepped on his abdomen during a fall, shows slight improvement though his lower limbs remain paralyzed. The horse lay atop him until help arrived. Staff Orchestra used grapho phone for Mt Ephraim entertainment. A surprise donation honored Rev Case and his wife with many valued items. Rev Case lost a valuable horse last week to distemper. Alma Ackley from Byesville visited uncle Tom Bond over Sunday. A rat entering Dennison electric works caused a dynamo outage and town darkness with no remains of the rat.
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Republican Journal
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Alma Ackley
Byesville
Tom Bond
Electric Light
Dennison
Break With One Friend Yet Preserve Courtesy
A reader asks how to end visits to a single young lady without harming friendship. Advice suggests dating other women to avoid seeming fickle and to prevent distress, noting that having multiple female friends is not fault. Maintain politeness, explain preference for variety, and seek acceptable, nonjudgmental discourse.
The Man Who Met the Brick
Cartoonist John T. McCutcheon crafts a witty tale titled The Man Who Met the Brick with his signature illustration style. The piece combines humor and visual wit, inviting readers to enjoy a lighthearted encounter rendered in McCutcheon’s distinctive newspaper humor.
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John T. McCutcheon
Plan for 1904 Jerusalem World Convention Inference
Denver June 29 plan for the International Sunday School Association to hold the 1904 worldwide convention in Jerusalem with Toronto chosen for 1905. Nominating Committee names Lesson Committee members including F I Patrick Ira M Price A C Dixon C R Hemphill John Potts A E Dunning B B Tyler and others with changes in leadership roles at Chicago Montreal Boston Denver and Louisville institutions.
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Tennessee
Dr. Dixon
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Pennsylvania
Hemphill
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Richmond
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Dr. Dunning
Through Express Trains Link Cincinnati With Virginia Springs
The notice details train departures from Cincinnati with the 9 10 P M connection in Washington to New York and a morning local express to Virginia Springs Washington Richmond Norfolk Old Point and other stops.
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