Debate Over New Municipal Election Law and Consular Reform
The Daily News surveys a proposed municipal election law framed as fostering genealogy study and critiques Lodge’s consular reform bill. It argues for depoliticizing the service, merit exams, language and trade knowledge, and recalls for incumbents to pass examinations, while highlighting opposition to the fee system and extraterritorial jurisdiction limits.
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New York Herald
United States
Herald
First Session Big Congress Lacked Fire and Fuel
The Cumberland News notes Br Haaret tap squandered funds for delegates, setting market price around sixty thousand dollars per pledged delegate. The Fifty-eighth Congress opened with a muted start, no strong demand for longer sessions, and eagerness for adjournment in a presidential year. Baltimore sources reflect steady growth and a belief Baltimore will continue to expand, funding future infrastructure to handle rising population and traffic.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Americas
Baltimore News
Quips and Quarrels in Humorous Vignettes from 1900s Papers
A collage of social snippets and cartoon captions from early 20th century papers. Jests include Ida Merriness quarreling with her gentleman friend at meals, twins indistinguishable to a mother, a chauffeur recall, a witty inspector and a redheaded man joking about hair.
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Ernestine
Atenad of
Philadelphia Record
Battleship Lifespan And Defensive Strategy
Contemporary commentary notes the average battleship service life as twenty years. It stresses maintaining distance from enemy fire and careful maneuvers to extend durability beyond this range, highlighting strategic limits and vulnerabilities during wartime naval operations.
Bryan's Hammer and Chinese Immigration Debate
A compilation from various papers discusses W. J. Bryan as a persistent party critic, and surveys Chinese immigration policy amid treaty expiry, labor economics, and social concerns. It argues education, opportunity, and patient American guidance are needed for Filipino advancement and broader trade growth with Latin America.
Moments with the Muse and One Had Love in The Pant Moll Gazette
Poems reflect Spring Twilight and inner awakening as memories, peace, and resurrected feeling emerge. Notes of a thrush and crescent moon evoke quiet beauty. A contrasting tale contrasts wealth and fame with simple love and fulfillment in life’s quieter paths.
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Pant Mall Gazette
Farmers and townspeople report busy planting and repairs
In Walkersville and nearby areas farmers toil at planting corn while construction continues on a 55 feet tall smoke stack for Glade Valley Milling. Local residents visit and travel, service attendance rises, and public school events and church activities are noted along with several social calls and moves.
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Clarence Strine
Chas. Kimmel
Frederick
Frank Strine
Miseesa Rhoda
Florence Strine
Charles Rice
le Gore
Isaish Rice
Rn. Dubos Witter
Pennsylvania
Misa Maud Creager
York
Scranton Colliery Fire Drives 600 Workers to Safety
Pine Brook breaker of Scranton Coal Company in Scranton Pennsylvania was nearly destroyed by fire. Estimated loss is 60 000 dollars with 50 4 percent insured value. All 600 miners and their mules escaped through secondary openings during the lunch hour. The fire also touched nearby works but was quickly extinguished. The mine has operated 52 years and will be rebuilt. workers will be reassigned to other mines or face six months idle.
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Scranton Coal Company
Fine Brook
Alis-Chalmers
Meeting of Civic Federation Elects New President May 6
New York April 27 announces the national Civic Federation executive committee will meet May 6 to elect a successor to the late Senator M A Hanna. On May 7 a conference will pursue joint trade agreements across more than 20 industries with employers and unions represented to set negotiation principles.
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M. A. Hanna
New York
National Civic Federation
M. A. Hannan
Missouri Hero Weds in Chicago After Explosive Heroism
April 27 report from Missouri notes Chief Engineer Shiddard of the battleship Missouri received a furlough for heroism during the explosion. He wed Miss Catherine Hirier, sister of his late brothers wife, in Chicago. His wife will visit Ireland and the ship to be with family.
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Seabury
Chicago
Joe Hunt
Justice Rogers
Fremont
Missouri
Shiddard
Gustave Sinddayd
Catherne Hirier
Styllard
Ireland
Laney to serve as acting governor during Murphy’s Europe trip
Jamestown ceremony appoints Laney as acting governor while Governor Murphy travels in Europe. Edmaing Wo Wake, president of the New Jersey Senate, administered the oath of office. The move covers the period of Murphy’s absence and outlines the temporary leadership role.
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Jamestown
Isiang Wa
Wo Wake
New Jersey Senate
Murphy
Europe
Taft Addresses Churchmen at Lancaster Banquet
Secretary of War Taft spoke at the fifth semi annual Haw ilton Club banquet in Lancaster attended by about 80 members from Harrisburg Williamsport Sunbury Scranton Reading York Lebanon and Mahanoy City. He addressed church work and religious conditions in the Philippines.
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Philippines
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