Pennypacker’s independent stand boosts reform image
The article lauds Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania for vetoing a record number of bills and resisting political machine pressure in filling a Philadelphia bench vacancy. It credits his independent action with strengthening honest government and likely long-term reform impact.
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Contemptuous remarks on reform and legislation quoted
A compilation of satirical quotes from various newspapers criticizing corruption, political reform, road legislation, and ethics. The items mock public figures like William J. Bryan and advocate for transparency in Congress and legislative action. It notes foreign dispatches and urges voters to support pro road bills and ethical directories.
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A compilation of humorous exchanges from various papers. Corinne plans a trust for Corner Augora care while Rosalise jokes about 1 cent cases. A judge quips about weight gain on vacation as mosquitoes supposedly add pounds. Indian San humor notes fiery furnace disbelief. Strongmind jokes about rent reduction committee and trousers. A man jokes about nearly running over in an automobile as a graceful greeting upstages a stair descent.
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The Voice of the Press on Labor and Prosperity
The Philadelphia Ledger editorializes on saving banks and rising prices, arguing labor’s gains are eroded by profiteering. It notes 6,086,671 depositors with 2.75 billion in savings, up 30 percent in seven years, and highlights savings banks as major financial institutions amid shifting regional investment patterns.
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Rail Road Hill Arrested in Saloon Battery Case
Jease Miles known as Railroad Bill was arrested Saturday night on All Saints street by Officers Holbruner and Broohey charged with assaults in a saloon. He allegedly attacked Costly after demanding a setup, Miles defended himself and was severely beaten. Previously released on habeas corpus, he faced concealed weapons charges and a $600 bond set by Justice Smith. Peace War East figure William H. Butcher was arrested on a peace warrant and released on $100 bail. Mrs. Nace Morgan was fined $2 for disorderly conduct in Locust alley.
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Locust Alley
Catholic Summer School Lectures Impress Visitors
The second week of the Catholic Summer School featured brilliant talks by Dr. Maurice Francis Egan on the modern novel and literary movements and by Prof. J Vincent Crowne on Venerable Bede Alfred the Great and Anglo Saxon Poetry. Prof Taaffe and Dr Gaffney delivered Shakespeare lectures as social events grow in prominence with euchre parties musicales and dramatic entertainments each evening.
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Baltimore
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Richmond
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Coy
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Mary McManun
Belden McLaughlin
Thomas Lyons
Selden Mclaughlin
George McCoy
Albaras Davis
Mies Mary Schoolfield
Camp Meetings Highlight Sunday at Washington Grove
A Sunday camp day saw the largest evening revival led by Rev. Alfred H. Zimmerrman, formerly of this city, at Washington Grove. Allegany Grove opened its annual camp meeting with large attendance, and Penn Grove Camp in Pennsylvania reported strong turnout with Rev. M. J. Hepler of Walkersville officiating. Emory Grove Camp concluded today after continuing since July 28. The Town Observer notes that wide awake readers respond to Want Ads as a valuable public notice. A Drummond merchant, T. Pinner, praised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after rapid relief from dysentery, sold by A. L. Pearce.
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Moments With The Muse Twilight Assurances
A poetic fragment describes night bringing comfort after worry. The sky smiles as stars meet sunshine, wind sings, and the forest rustles with delight. The speaker feels everything running right despite world battles and bargains, praising nature and a comforting brand.
Maryland and Virginia groups hold county meetings
Prof John Zeigler leader of Zeigler s Pan Mar Orchestra died at Johns Hopkins Hospital The second meeting of the Maryland and Virginia trustees will be held at Pocomoke City on Tuesday Allegany county Democrats elect delegates to judicial and state conventions Indorsed Judges Williams and Witzenbacher The cornerstone of St John s Lutheran church South Cumberland was laid yesterday Ex Senator George L Wellington delivered an address Both McComas and Lowndes Wellington forces claim victory in Allegany county Republican primaries Jervis Maxwell Jewell arrested in Still Pond Kent county charged with pension swindles taken to Baltimore He noted as a top swindler for years George Frederick Flick appointed assistant to Rev Oliver J Whildin southern deaf-mates’ missionary Talbot county dominates Democratic primary results Milton G Offutt defeated for state senator bid remains in race at convention
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Prize Won by Baltimore Firm for Catchy Trade Phrase
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore adds a new department and will issue the Travelers Guaranteed Death-Check. They offered a prize for a clever trade catchphrase. Nash Cramer of this city submitted We Will Endorse You, chosen by judges amid hundreds of entries. Also a testimonial from A L Wilkins of Shell Lake Wis claims Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured his four year old son after a morphine injection failed. Sold by A L Pears.
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