President calls for total ban on anarchist literature
The President asks Congress to curb anarchist influence by prohibiting circulation of such literature and barring anarchists from immigrating or using U S mail. He cites DoJ opinion granting power to stop murder arson and treason advocacy and reports heightened security around officials amid threats. Memorial Day and cemetery observances prompt calls to protect flags and grounds from theft or desecration.
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Congress
Department of Justice
Paterson
N. J
Connecticut Avenue
8, Street
N. W
Massachusetts
Lincoln Martyrdom Remembrance Marks 43 Years
On Wednesday the nation marked forty three years since Abraham Lincoln our 16th president fell to an assassin's bullet. The anniversary recalls a pivotal era in U S history and the ongoing impact of his death on national memory and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Lincoln's Immortal Name Endures in Our Time
The speaker notes that forty three years after Lincoln's death the nation has seen vast change with new territories and leaders. Despite progress and unresolved issues, the immortal name of Lincoln remains honored in history and memory as time continues.
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United States
Lincoln
Snuffboxes Once Led in Nations Councils
The article recalls how snuffboxes featured in diplomacy from 1795 to 1856. It cites John W. Foster on snuff’s once central role and lists notable exemplars including a gold snuffbox for Pinckney, twenty four jeweled boxes valued at £1,000 each, and diamond gifts proposed to Persian and Turkish officials after the 1856 treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Foster
General Pinckney
Congress
Charles Russel
England
Bering Sea
Paris
Persia
Turkey
Mirza Aghra Khan
Farrukh Khan
Mirza Ahmed Khan
Constantinople
Noted Leaders and Legacies in Washington and Abroad
A collection of brief profiles highlights Senator Morgan of Alabama admitted to the bar in 1845 and General A W Gr eely predicting polar ice will block pole reach. Sir Ian Hamilton wounded in action. Henry C Perkins and others building Washington homes. Col Thomas Conner the first millionaire in Missouri senate. Sereno Payne drives Congress. Lord Mayor William Treloor champion of children and London museum openings. Boston sent three young bachelors as new congressmen, marking the first husbandless delegation from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Greely
North Pole
Ian Hamilton
Lord Kitchener
India
Henry C. Perkins
Hannen Jennings
Gardiner Williams
South Africa
Washington
Thomas Conner
Joplin
Missouri State Senate
William
London
Boston
Joseph F. O'Connell
John A. Kelcher
Andrew J. Peters
Petersheim sells Red Lion Hotel site to Palmer for £1800
John Petersheim sold the property at West Main street and Diller avenue known as the old Red Lion Hotel to W. M. Palmer for £1800. Possession will be given on April 1.
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John Petersheim
West Main Street
Diller Avenue
Red Lion Hotel
W. M. Palmer
It makes walking easy and relieves foot discomfort
An old shoe store advertisement promises relief for corns bunions ingrown nails and sweaty swollen feet. The copy notes a five cent price at Atall Draggists and Shoe Stores and invites customers to sample free with address Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy N 4-4-4t.
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Rample Free
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Mothers Bread Leading Sales by Wright Brothers
Wright Brothers report strong reception for Mothers Bread since market debut. Many customers prefer this loaf and show loyalty to the brand as sales exceed initial expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wright & Bro
Odd Fellows to Attend Church Service
Earl Lodge No. 413 J. O. O. F. will march in a body to Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday evening April 26 at 7 o'clock for Divine service. Rev Mountz will deliver a special sermon.
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Earl Lodge
No. 413
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mountz
Cooper Remedies Endorsed In Testimony From Maine Officials
Fronting a sworn statement from W D Spaulding and Mrs Frederick Harvey of Hallowell Maine the Cooper Remedies are praised as effective for stomach related ailments. The letter notes initial skepticism followed by personal benefit after using Cooper New Discovery medicine and confirms endorsement under oath by notary public Gro A Sarroro.
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L. T. Cooper
W. D. Spaulding
Hallowell
Frederick Harvey
Hartoweell
Maine
Cooper Mephins Co
Dayton
Ohio
Spaulding
Cooper
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton Ohio
Discovery Medicine
W. D. SpavLpina
Gro. A. Sarroro
Seaside Resorts along New Jersey Coast Reach Peak Appeal
The Pennsylvania Railroad markets a 125 mile coastal route from Long Branch to Cape May with forty resorts along the line. It highlights Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean City Wildwood and Cape May as premier summer destinations, noting pine belt air and easy rail access connecting all beach towns and the broader country.
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New Jersey Coast Line
Long Branch
Cape May
United States
New Jersey
West End
Hollywood
Elberon
Deal
Allenhurst
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Avon
Belmar
Como
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Barnegat Bay
Point Pleasant
Sea Side Park
Island Heights
Barnegat City
Beach Haven
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Wildwood Crest
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Clarion Printing House
New Holland, Pa
s@rA
H. A. Showalter
New Hol
Castor
The
Councils of Nations
Sires and Sons
Morgan
Alabama
Stil Hale
Boro
Odd Fellows
Hallowell, Maine
Agenta
Wm. M. Stauffer
Bulletin
Regce;ay
Weaverlandd, Pa
Soutter, Buchanan & Young
North Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster
Foster & Cochran
Williamson
King Street
Weeton Sayres Sched
East King St
Union Trust Co
N. C. Henninger
Mt. Penn
Akron Machine Works
Amos M. Zimmerman
Akron
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