Water troubles and legal appeals spark city debates
Philadelphia faces water quality criticism while Chicago debates fair appeals for the poor in murder cases. The Hood escape case highlights inequality in the legal system with money influencing the right to appeal, prompting calls for reform and equal treatment under the law.
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Johana Hoodh
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Contemp orary Comment Echoes in Press Tone
A montage-like extract shows varied editorial voices from Baltimore and Cumberland papers. It critiques Maryland election honesty, notes odd bullfrog commodity furor, and quotes lawmakers amid public service critique and Equitable scandal chatter. The piece reflects press reaction and political discourse.
Minutes of Merriness Useful Advice for a Young Man
A fragment discusses the value of accepting a food opportunity for a young man and notes the consequence of inaction. The tone hints at a moral on timely action and personal responsibility.
Fragments of Humorous Quips and Snatches of Gossip
A collage of short jokes and witticisms from various papers includes a talking lifeboat remark, a medical quip about patient response, a barber shop tease, and light family banter about age and marriage. It mixes misheard lines, puns, and social mockery in a 1900s newspaper wit style.
Jerome's pledge to go to the people against machine politics
The New York World praises William Travers Jerome for challenging machine backed candidates. It suggests his independence could spark a municipal reform wave in New York and inspire anti machine efforts in other cities. The piece contrasts Jerome's stance with boss endorsements and machine influence.
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Moments with the Muse and a Star-Lit Night
Excerpted verse evokes serene nature and poetic longing. Maxwell's Talisman appears alongside a star lit night reflection praising beauty, peace, and the power of art to soothe amid worldly envy and law defiance.
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Advertisements in Tax News Promote Public Reach
The Tax News notes that wide awake readers engage with a live newspaper and that advertisements reach both business communities and households. It highlights value to employers, the unemployed, buyers, sellers, and finding services through Want Ads.
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Qourty Qgorrespondence in Docanty Towns and Vicinities
A long list of social notes from Untlonville and nearby towns records visits, family gatherings, and church events. Names include Edward Baker, Mr William Baker, Miss Engle, Mrs L A Doyle, Mr Chas J Peondfoot, Mrs Richard Estep, Miss Martha Rosman, Rev A B Wood, and Mrs Ballie R Sappington among others. Several residents travel to Baltimore, Washington, and New York, with updates on health and local happenings.
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Johnaville Pike
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L. A. Doyle
Chas. J. . Peondfoot
Parkersburg
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Richard Estep
Washington, D.C
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Richard Myers
Martha Rosman
Waynesboro
Edward Roseman
Celia
Mary Cobb
Westminster
Roy Gardner
A.B. Wood
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Harry Peddicord
Unionville
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Montgomery County
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Legore
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Woodbury
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Sunday School Convention At Liberty Town Completes Sessions
The Liberty Libertytown Sabbath School Convention of the Methodist Protestant Church met July 28 in Johnsville with speakers from Westminster Libertytown and surrounding towns. Officers elected include President Jesse K Stoner and Secretary Mick Helena Stauffer. Committees were named for program and arrangements, and extensions planned for Libertytown. A later note offers a $100 reward for catarrh cure claims by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
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Woman Charged With Larceny From Oceanic Passenger
New York Aug 3 Mrs Dora Jennings living in Scranton Pa arrested by central office detective as she left the Bang plank of the White Star Oceanic. Charged with larceny the complainant Benjamin Haycock of South Easton Pa alleges she took from his pocket a purse containing 24 dollars. The prisoner and complainant were first cabin passengers on the Oceanic. Mrs Jennings wife of BP F Jennings a former race horse owner of Butte Mont refused to explain and was locked up.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted By Frederick Resident
Frederick resident Miss R L Chambers endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for urinary trouble and backache. She recalls lagrippe illness four years ago that settled in her kidneys and improved after using the product bought at Clinton Drug Store. The advertisement urges readers to buy from Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents with the slogan Remember the name Dean's.
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