Controversial charity drives stir San Francisco relief debate
In the wake of California fire relief, editors defend American duty to aid suffering compatriots while resisting foreign help. The piece lauds German shipboard offers yet stresses that U S citizens should fund relief domestically, noting vast domestic contributions and strong patriotic resolve.
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San Francisco relief urged by Baltimore papers
The Baltimore papers call for immediate aid for San Francisco after the disaster. They emphasize timely distribution of food and supplies, noting California’s abundance but urging coordinated relief efforts and donations.
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Minutes of merriness and scattered quotes in a tired chamber
The fragmentary notes evoke a calm Senate scene with questions about a rate bill and a brief adjournment. Juxtapositions include a philadelphia ledger echo and a humorous reference to a $2 girl, plus a playful exchange about justice and a terraman remark.
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Local Grudges Spark School and Street Talk
An odd exchange features a renter in room 1197 and a capitalist in 1199 complaining about noisy gossip. A high school girl quotes her father’s wisdom while a high school boy speaks of life. A railroad president’s son is mentioned in a remark about faculty immunity.
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The Building of Cities and the Rise of San Francisco
Excerpted thoughts on how commercial forces shape city sites and rebuilding after disasters. Discusses ancient cities, Galveston, Chicago, and San Francisco, arguing durable steel frame construction and seawalls help cities endure earthquakes and floods while commerce drives urban form.
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Moments With The Mele The Sisters
A nostalgic collage of verse and ads. The poems speak of sisterhood and travel, memory, and longing across lands, with lines about New York and distant shores. Interspersed are old medical ad copy and a testimonial for a catarrh cure.
Remarkable marksmanship display by Adolph Topperwelp in Baltimore
Texas shooter Adolph Topperwelp staged an extraordinary exhibition in Baltimore, breaking targets and objects with revolvers, rifles, shotguns, and even eggs tossed in the air. He shot while suspended, standing on his head, and with eyes open, aided by volunteers and onlookers including J. H. Moxley of the Prospect Shooting Association.
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Father Gapon Reported Condemned by Holy Synod
An extraordinary Manchester Guardian report notes Father Gapon’s condemnation after leaving priestly orders. The piece recalls his predicament tied to the 1905 Bloody Sunday context and alleges future disappearance risk. An anecdotal remedy mention appears later in an unrelated paragraph.
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Tragedy as Mrs Fahm Kills Two Daughters and Herself
In Philadelphia at 2851 Wyalusnsg street Mrs Mary Fahm 45 turned on gas after a quarrel with her husband. She and two daughters died in the parlor. The elder son Harry 11 was hospitalized. the younger boy Aloys 16 survived. The incident followed a dispute over shoes.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Praise From Frederick Citizen
Frederick resident G. B. Davis recounts relief from a rapid backache and kidney discomfort after using Deans Kidney Pills. He notes local Clinton Main's drug store stocked the product, and Foster Milburn Co. remains the sole U S distributor priced at 50 cents.
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