Panama plans big with US canal money in new republic
Panama plans to spend the $10,000,000 from the United States on a capital, palace, library, university, theater, police, jail, and more. Proposals include artesian wells, bridges, and road improvements, aiming to build a lasting public infrastructure.
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Republic of Panama
United States
Sama
Oslon
Panama
Republic
University For the Sciences
School of Arts
Isthmus Canal Opening Promises Economic Progress
The text argues that interior development and canal opening will spur growth for Pacama. It suggests resources exploitation will raise prosperity and may accelerate benefits through prudent spending of available funds.
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Pacama
Contemporary musings clash with social mores in odd notes
A string of clipped remarks from various papers satirizes happiness, co education, courtship, race relations, and aging. The miscellany cites Lincoln State Journal, Portland Telegram, Newport News Times Herald, Birmingham Age Herald, and Atlanta Constitution, reflecting contemporaries’ blunt takes on modern life and politics.
Moments of Merriness and Quick Quips Across Papers
A collage of lighthearted quips and spoof dialogues from Chicago papers. Snappy exchanges cover romance money preparations and curious humor about information bureaus and table of contents style humor. Several puns reflect early 20th century newspaper whimsy.
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Jostab
Myra
Ohagwater
Bureau of Information
Mr. Ohagwater
Chicago
The Voice of the Press Ex President Cleveland as Author
The August Critic notes ex president Cleveland revising galley proofs for his forthcoming work titled Dreaidantial Problems with a prefatory note by the author. Roosevelt and Igorrotes visit the White House with Filipino attire and loyalty pledges amid Exposition fashion. The Bishop Potter piece criticizes liquor laws and Sunday observance, urging targeted reforms over prohibition. A brief on the death penalty mentions minor outcomes and promotes Backlen's Arnica Salve for Burns Sores Ulcers and Piles.
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Backlen
A. L. Pearce
Moments With The Muse Water Lilies And Spring Blooms
An evocative reflection on water lilies and springtime beauty. The narrator contrasts violet meadows and vivid gardens with memories of childhood seas and glowing shores, then contemplates the future challenges a newborn faces in society. The tone blends lyric nostalgia with social observation.
Sultan Backing Down or Standstill in Turkish Demands
Aug 11 dispatches report the Porte promising a favorable reply to American school question demands within days in Constantinople while Secretary Hay notes the sultan may yield soon though not certain. US squadron orders to Smyrna discussed amid fleet arrival expectations. A separate St Petersburg view cautions on European bloc dynamics against the United States. Baseball scores follow with rain interruptions and league results.
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Leishman
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State Department
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St. Petersburg
Russ
United States
Lynching Fear Follows Assault Reported in Virginia
Aug 11 dispatches describe Mrs. Whitehurst attacked at Dam Neck Station near Virginia Beach. A posse pursues the assailant, with lynching feared if caught. Also reported: Gov. Davis’s wife dead after illness. Harrison urged for New York governor. calls to stop lynching. severe thunderstorm hits Reading area with damage and outages.
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Whitehurst
Dam Nec
Virinia Beach
Catholic Total Abstinence convention meets in St Louis
Secretary Taft spoke on the Philippine question at Chautauqua New York. Mother Mary Veronica founder of the Sisterhood of the Divine Compassion died in a White Plains convent. William R Manz of Chicago, despondent over an incurable disease, died by his own hand.
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Taft
Chatauqua
N. Y
Mary Veronica
Sisterhood of the Divine Compassion
White Plains
N.Y
William R Manz
Chicago
Dean's Kidney Pile Endorsed by Frederick Citizens
A compact notice touts Dean's Kidney Pile as a remedy and claims endorsement by residents of Frederick. The message stresses relief from daytime aches and nighttime rest disruption due to urinary disorders.
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Frederick Citizens
Personal notes on visits and family matters
Purely personal items list Miss Margaret Weiner visiting friends in Barkittaville Dr and Mrs Lloyd T MacGill Jr of Baltimore staying in ship city Miss Ella Mehrling of Baltimore visiting Mrs Christian Railing North Market atreat Miss Florence Miller of Washington guest of Miss Estelle Castle East All Saints street Mr Nathan Webb of Howard county guest of Dr and Mrs Haulohen West Patrick street Mesera Roy and Charlie Arden of New York guests of Misses Maude and Neilie Haulden West Patrick arrest Mr Wilford Railing and sister Este North Market treet visiting friends in York Columbia and Port Deposit Hon William Peetz M 0 D and wife and son Fletcher of Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs Noah E Cramer West Third street this city Mr William Kenedy who had his leg amputated at Frederick City Hospital months ago has resumed to his home South Market at rage Chas L Stokes Missen N R and D Mantz this county Missag Emily Garrets and Ella McDuill of this county registered at the Maryland building St Louis Miss Alice Cramer East Second arrest who has been visiting her sister Mrs Fannie Stine of Middletown where little son was buried last week has returned Mr H Doreay Etchison East Third street left today for Williamsburg Pa on a visit to the parental home of Mrs Etchison Williamsburg Pa where Mr Etchison has been spending the summer Bill for Divorce Ammon B Eyler though his attorney FP L Stoner has filed a bill for a divorce from his wife Mrs Iva M Eyler For 25 cents you can let everyone in Frederick know by a News want ad that you want a situation or want a cook
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This County
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Middletown
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East Third Street
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Mrs. Etchison
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