Scotland questions Edward VII as rightful king in historic dispute
Henry Labouchere notes Scottish reluctance to accept Edward VII as Edward I of Scotland. The piece traces the Union era, Scotland's独 sovereign tradition, and Bruce era memories, highlighting mixed reactions to a monarch bearing a former enemy’s designation. It also touches on St Louis 1904 fair timing and a brief aside on sensational crime cases.
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London Truth
Scotland
Edward
England
Edward VII
Edward I
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Hetty Green Carries Revolver Yet Not Used
Reports say Hetty Green has secured official permission to carry a revolver but has not harmed anyone. She might feel the weapon is a regretful waste of money already spent.
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Hetty Green
Taft’s Rome Mission Aims at Philippines Friars Lands
Governor William H. Taft travels to Rome on his Manila return journey to discuss church property in the Philippines with Vatican authorities. The visit seeks an amicable settlement of friars land questions, with Judge James H. Smith and Major John Biddle Porter aiding Taft as officials await congressional action.
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Philippines
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John Biddle Porter
Judge Advocate General's Office
Coronation Dinners for American Naval Officers Planned
In London during the coronation festivities Mrs. Richardson Clover wife of Commander Clover naval attache hosts dinners for American officers at Park Lane residence. She is rich from her California Senator Miller inheritance and the Clovers are famed Washington social hosts. Commander Clover, a Maryland native, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1867.
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One Thing for a Salary Man to Succeed
A government employee cautions that sticking to one vocation is essential for financial success. He recounts dabbling in stocks, pharmacy, law, hotel, real estate, and poultry, all ending in losses before finding stability in government work and land investments. He urges ongoing savings and specialization.
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Straightway
Blackstone
Washington Star
Orchard And Garden Practical Guide On Planting And Care
The article covers raspberry plant life, grape planting depth, best root cuttings from new growth, and tree care near houses. It advises pruning young trees at planting, trimming bruised roots, and using mineral manure for fruiting trees on poor soil. It also stresses hardy shade trees over rapid growth for longevity.
Scandinavian M. E. Church Services Notice
Rev. Charles H. Johnson, pastor, announces services Sundays at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Class meeting Friday 7 30 p m at the Scandinavian M E Church.
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First Parish Unitarian
Loren B. Macdonald
Meeting of Young People's Guide
Iona In
Cpg Ren Dd Senecaher
Scandinavian M. EB. Church
Charles H. Johnson
Local Church Schedules Include Services Across Communities
Maynard churches announce morning services at 10 30 with Sunday school led by W H Gutteridge and D Wilson. St George Episcopal lists Holy Communion at 6 am and morning sermon at 10 30 with Friday prayers. St Bridget R C sets Sunday masses at 8 30 and 10 30 and Sunday school at 2 15 pm.
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Trinity
ST. George's Episcopal Church
Arthur Bradford Papineau
ST. Sridget’s R. C
J. A. Crowe
West Acton
Talmage Preaches in England Crowd Sneers at Price
The London Chronicle recalls Dr. De Witt Talmage visiting England in 1879. He found 15 000 to 20 000 gathered outside a church. inside was only moderately full because each entrant paid 4 shillings. He had planned to preach on Without money and without price but altered his subject.
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de Witt Talmage
England
London Chronicle
The Author at Home and Misunderstood Husbands
A collage of comic clippings about husbands and in laws. A wife mocks genius men while a mother in law dominates a man and a club remark from a woman's group ends with a wry line about a turquoise toque and time. The snippets showcase light domestic satire.
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Atlanta Constitution
Mammon's Acrobatics in a Grim Baltimore Note
A Baltimore Herald excerpt quotes a sharp social vignette about a man ruined by financial collapse and a lover who abandons him, illustrating misfortune and betrayal in a city context. The fragment hints at public reaction to economic peril and personal fallout through vivid dialogue.
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Mammon
Herald
Baltimore
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule Cards
Foresters meet on first and third Mondays. Companions of Forest on second and fourth Mondays. Red Men on first and third Tuesdays. A O U W on second and fourth Tuesdays. Lodge No 131 I O O F meets on even weeks. D of R on first and third Thursdays. D X on first and third Thursdays.
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D. of R
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