Kipling Tribute to Joubert and South Africa Cable Dispatch
The upcoming issue of Herper Weekly will feature four poems about General Joubert sent from South Africa by cable. The fragment hints at verse on loyalty and fate, with lines praising steadfast courage and national memory in a period voice.
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Luther Fralere
Tommkader
New York
Tsue
Herper
General Seubert
South Africa
Cemsat
Belek
Taney
Hood's Sarsaparilla Strengthens Blood Purifier Claims
A series of testimonials extol Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful blood purifier and spring tonic. Mrs Mins 4. E. Statsa of Yonkers reports boils nearly vanished after two bottles. Miss Kerri of MacGumne credits improved vision and health. Mrs L B Wooparp of Woonsocket lauds renewed strength and appetite. Hood's is Peculiar to Itself.
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Hood
Yonkers, N.Y
Head
L. B. Wooparp
Ballou Street
Woonsocket
Kentucky and Indiana governors clash over requisitions
A tangled telegraph exchange reveals Kentucky Governor Beckham seeking mutual recognition to process warrants while Indiana Governor Mount questions compact terms. The dispute centers on arrest warrants for Floyd County fugitives and the broader question of which governor leads Kentucky.
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Taylor
Lamble
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Pennsrake
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Mant
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Fedworths
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Fount
Tasler
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Mount
Kentucky
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Var don Defeats Contenders In Atlantic City Open
Harry Vardon, British open champion, easily defeated Herbert Harriman and Findlay Douglas by 9 up and 8 to play at Atlantic City. His display was flawless while Harriman and Douglas struggled in weaker form.
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Atlantic City
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Herbert Harriman
Garden City Club
Findlay Douglas
Lawrence Harbor Club
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Taney Family Remains Moved to Catholic Cemetery in Frederick
The five Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney and his mother were reinterred from the old Jesuit Novitiate graveyard to Frederick’s Catholic Cemetery on East Third Street. The transfer followed the Novitiate’s removal, with Taney dying in 1864 in Washington and buried beside his mother in accordance with his wishes. An inscription lauded Taney as a profound lawyer and upright judge.
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United States
Jeanie
East Second Street
East Third Street
Taney
Ate
Justica Taney
Washington
Gantary
Frederick
Oslert County
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Calvert County
Tansy
Eel
the Treasury
Jackson
United States Senate
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Supreme Court
Richard &. Marshall
Gate James
Cosle
Mar
O. A. Shies
Sy Tee Oietary
Antants
Tancy
Taney Rise in Maryland Politics and Law Career
In Frederick he became a leading lawyer and political figure, running for the House of Delegates in 1803 and for Congress, later serving in the State Senate from 1816. He married Anne Carlton Key in 1806, meeting Francis Scott Key during studies at Annapolis. The text also references monuments and graves and includes an unrelated medical ad for Dr Agnew's Ointment.
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Walcott
Colorado
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Quay
Pennsylvania
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Francie Scott Key
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Annapolis
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Uneney
Monica Tamsy
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