Lincoln Boulevard and Lee Memorial Debate Echoes United Front
The article discusses public reaction to renaming Lincoln Boulevard and the proposed Virginia statue of Robert E. Lee in Washington Memorial Hall. It notes mixed sentiments across the North and South, cites Chicago editorial views, and reflects cautious support for honoring Lee as an American who fought for his beliefs despite Civil War allegiances.
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Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Capitol
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Lees
Fragmentary Political Commentary and Railroad Opinion
A garbled historical clipping quotes Baltimore editors on Senator Brown, Bryan, and Taft, noting national indifference to a key issue. It discusses railroads earning profits, paying dividends, and needing reforms, with reference to Baltimore County and an 1800s era political dialect.
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Nebraska
Taft
Bryan
Baltimore
Fragmentary overheard chatter in a crowded room
Disjointed dialogue features a confused crowd discussing voting and ballots. Characters including Barker and Mollie appear uncertain about outcomes and methods while others mention a “Pick-Me-Up” and a comet reference amid garbled lines.
Press opinion on policy and Hobson in foreign view
A compilation of editorials and commentary from Chicago Tribune New Orleans Picayune and Pittsburg Gazette Times critiquing policy shifts on railroads and presidential prospects. It discusses Bryan’s editing role, railroading burdens, Hobson’s reputation abroad and in Congress, and Japanese perceptions of American sentiment.
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New Orleans Picayune
Nodson Marts
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Congress
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Japan
Hobson
Amono Mining
Ambasssador O'Brien
Hobeen
Hobsons
Moments With The Muse The Martins Song
A poetic fragment from Uncle Remus Magazine recalls summer memories and youthful love, contrasting fading youth with enduring beauty. The piece weaves verses about Mortality and renewal, ending with a hopeful note that beauty and dreams endure beyond death.
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Uncle Remur
Chambersburg Humbled 20 to 0 by Home Team in Lopsided Game
The Chambersburg visitors were routed 20 to 0 as the home squad dominated all game. Miller struck out 12, Bollinger 2. numerous errors and hits fueled the blowout while Sav age Malone and Savage led bases. Next, Hagerstown games shift schedule with Brent and Miller changes noted.
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Frederick
Chambersburg
Fredatick
Ayer Nod ‘Toms
Farry Kennedy
Hagerstown
Brent
Winchester
Residents of Barton seek incorporation amid state news
News from Maryland reports Barton residents pursuing incorporation after court actions. Cecil county raids speakeasies in Port Deposit Woodlawn and Elkton. A historic Five Mins building in Calverton was destroyed by fire. The State Camp of Maryland Patriotic Order Sons of America plans an annual meeting in Hancock. York man Jesse Poots, 35, drowned near the Cecil county end of the B&O Bridge. Allegany Democrats held county conventions in Cumberland and nominate for the Oakland district convention on August 20. Former State's Attorney Charles Wagaman's Summit Avenue home was burglarized, a watch a razor and dollars stolen. Myrtle Bennett Rowe and J Heaimpe recover from illnesses.
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William May
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York
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Baltimore and Ohio
Allegany County
Cumberland
Tes
Oakland
Charles D. Wagaman
Summit Avenue
Revenues From Forests Benefit Fortunate States
Government data show 25 percent of gross National Forest proceeds allocated to states for public schools and roads. Montana, California, Colorado lead timber, grazing and water power revenues. Oklahoma and Kansas receive smaller sums while Idaho Utah Oregon top grazing returns. pollution probe in Allegany County over Potomac River.
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Public Sale at the Residence of the Late Mrs Tucker
Public sale at 83 Enat Second street the residence of the late Mrs Catherine Tucker offering a full furniture assortment including parlor suites mirrors bedroom sets dining room items carpets curtains lamps prints and more. Cash terms. Harvey Lense, Auctioneer.
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Catherine BR. Tucker
Death of Mrs. Sarah E Friday in Philadelphia
Mrs. Sarah E Friday widow of Rev. John N M Friday died this morning at her Philadelphia home after a short illness. She was 68 and daughter of the late Geo T Whipp of Jefferson County. Survived by two children Rev Frederick W Friday and Miss Lora B Friday, both of Philadelphia, two brothers David M Whipp of Burkittsville and Lewis O Whipp of Jefferson, three sisters Mrs D B D Smeltzer of Iola Kansas, Mrs Douglass H Hargett, and Mrs S O Hendrix of this city. Remains to be brought to Jefferson for burial. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Lora B. Friday
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Burkittsville
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Funeral of Mrs. George Paintings Held at German Baptist Church
The funeral for Mrs. George Paintings was held yesterday morning at 1 o'clock from the German Baptist church. Elder H. H. Uxt of New Market conducted services, assisted by Elder P. Fahrney. Interment followed in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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