War influence on trade and Russia markets urged
The article notes August import and export drops yet argues shipping and prices will stabilize. It highlights war effects opening new markets in Russia and South America, urging merchants to study needs and send experts while Europe recovers. It also mentions the 1914 Catholic Charities conference in Washington led by Mer. Thomas J. Shahan and Archbishop Lonzano.
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Conference of Catholic Charities
Washington
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Cardinal Gibbons
Mer. Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University
United States
Lonzano
Letters From the People Demand Reform and Defy Republicans
A reader criticizes the Daily News editorial Mighty Fall as false and accuses Republican papers of deceiving the public. The letter attacks leaders like Penrose and Barnes, extols the Progressive party for clean politics, and claims Democrats offer real liberty against monied, tainted politicians. B. B. Young signs off.
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Col. Roosevelt
Daily News
Penrose
Barnes
Republican Party
Progressive Party
B. B. Young
New York Day by Day Aatte
A readable fragment from a New York newspaper notes daily life topics and local events with brief hints of city rhythms and social scenes. The item resembles a diary snapshot rather than a full feature, offering a glimpse of urban culture.
Campaign promises sharpened for governorship race
The New York political scene faces a heated gubernatorial battle as campaigns stress specificity in pledges and policy cures. Other offices draw attention, while voters await clarity on economies and reforms amid wartime conditions.
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Charles Henry Adams
New York
Timely Topics and Quips From The Era
A collage of editorial quips and social asides touching flirtations finances war taxes and neutrality lunch humor and public figures. Items reference Roger Sullivan Bryan Sullivan eugenics and German moves near Paris with playful digs at politicians and public discourse.
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Bryan
Machinery rule to be read for final adoption in Albany meet
Buffalo N Y Sept 9 Charles C Flaesch of the State Industrial Board announced that the rule governing the use of dangerous machinery in foundries would be brought before the State Board here at its meeting today for final adoption.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Charles C. Flaesch
State Industrial Board
State Board
Editorial Sparks. peacemaker sails wind out of peace
The piece argues nations fight for peace, mocks a peacemaker, and notes Britain might seize the Solomon Islands. It contrasts the Triple Alliance with the Triple Entente and questions German cultural influence amid a European demand slump.
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Great Britain
Solomon Islands
Harvest Moon News and Lighter Moments
A mixed column blends war imagery with humor and trivia. It notes soldiers marching under the harvest moon, a speedboat title event in Illinois with no European entries due to war, and details about the Disturber IV defending the trophy alongside James A. Pugh’s plans to race in England.
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United States
Ill
James A. Pugh
Disturber Iti
William Wrigley, Jr
America
Mr. Pugh
England
Fragmented thoughts mix rumors, rings, and reveries
A ponderous medley touches on memory and deception in daily life. It references a liar remembered for deceit, neighbors repeating history, platinum rings, a snow ring outlasting alliances, and warped gender signals. It mentions a Boston woman shot, a Pittsburgh woman stabbed, and household hats reborn in playful mischief.
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Luke
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chronicle of notable 19th and early 20th century events
The list notes major episodes across years with disasters battles and political upheavals. Highlights include the 1852 Rhine and Rhone valley floods 1864 Sheridan defeats Breckenridge and Early in the Shenandoah 1904 Port Arthur sortie and repulse in the Russo-Japanese War and 1911 Spain declares martial law amid revolutionary riots.
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Rhine
Rhone
Lake Borgne
Gulf Coast
Sheridan
Breckenridge
Early
Shenandoah Valley
Arkansas
Dreyfus
McKinley
Canton
Port Arthur
Etseshan
Spain
Birthday Honors for Ex Congressmen Scully
Ex congressman Thomas J. Scully of South Amboy New Jersey born September 19 1868 in South Amboy. He attended public schools and Seton Hall College in South Orange. He worked in towing and transportation, served on the board of education, was a Democratic presidential elector in 1908 and was elected to the Sixty second Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Scully
South Amboy
N. J
Seton Hall College
Orange
Board of Education
Italians to observe Rome unification anniversary nationwide
The report notes that on September 19 Italians in many cities will celebrate the anniversary of Rome becoming the capital of a unified Italy under one flag, marking national unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Rome
Italy
Slav Found Intoxicated Near Martinsburg Hospital
A Slav taken to City Hospital Martinsburg Wednesday night from the B and O works near Magnolia was found to be intoxicated and not injured or sick.
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Martinsburg
Magnolia
Convention to Discuss Safety First in Philadelphia
A week long convention will open in Philadelphia under the Home and School League to cover accident prevention and disease protection. Churches observe safety days with exhibits of safety devices. Lantern slides will illustrate street dangers and their prevention.
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Philadelphia
Home and School League of Philadelphia
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Timetable
First car leaves Frostburg for Cumberland at 6:00 a m with hourly departures to Cumberland and last car at 11:00 p m from Frostburg. Westbound and eastbound trips, connections at Frostburg, schedule for Baltimore Street Cumberland to Frostburg and to Westernport with multiple intermediate stops. J FE Taylor superintendent.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
Long's
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Charysville
Westernport
Forden
Blakes
Midland
Lonnxeoning
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Barton
Reynolds
Franklin
Frostbure
Westernrt
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Osang
Lonaconing
Reendie
Eer
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Uore
Rabids
Borden Shaft
Frost
J. FE. Taylor
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