Witte's diplomacy and war prospects amid Japan Russia talks
The article examines M. Witte's clever handling of European press in the Russo Japanese negotiations. It notes cautious public disclosures, potential broader war implications, and the expected public sympathy shifting toward Japan. It highlights the delicate balance of power and the costs of continued conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portamouth navy yard
M. Witte
Ansala
Wentworth
Japan
zeaid
correspondenta
Russia
Weather and government notes mix April August errors.
A compilation of editorials from several papers critiques weather forecasts and the Agricultural Department. It defends Secretary Wilson, praising his service and suggesting resignations would harm the country, while noting flawed reporting and public distrust in officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Wilson White
Wilson
Taneytown Record
Quotations and banter mix in clipped society snippets
A collage of quips and witticisms from newspapers and cartoons. The samples include lines about watches with evening dress, genius in finance, a Wall Street pun, candid remarks on honesty, a trial recount, and a fiancee announcement, all arranged as brief city paper humor.
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Lewis M. Niadorti
Gr. Haat Second street
Misa Carrie Schulte
West Third street
Lewis Kemp
yulte
A. G. McQardall
Irving Stride
Carroll street
Edward Reon
West South street
James
Staub
West Patrick street
Charles Birely
Charles M. Hagan
Mabel Fraley
Wm. F Schmidt
East Third street
opera Zechner
Burkettaville
Vaal Plankard
Park Mills
Sarah Leggett
MacGill
Wm. Wiles
Misa Ball
Mc John &. Shafer
Backeystown
tree Emergency Hospital
War and diplomacy over seas and ships at Annapolis
The piece links Anglo French friendship with naval displays and peace prospects. It notes a British squadron to attend Paul Jones ceremonies at Annapolis and Prince Louis of Battenberg planned to visit Canada and the United States. It highlights mutual sympathy for peace and prosperity through naval ties.
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New York
Brest
Hinton
Gaul
English
Portsmouth
France
Great Britain
New Hampshire
Japan
Russia
England
London
Prince Louis of Batttenberg
Canada
United States
Paul Jones
Annapolis
Moments With The Muse A Lament
A lyric lament describing waves and night as a lover sleeps, with imagery of the sea, stars, and time. The speaker mourns a lost beloved, recalling memories and longing as night fades and dawn approaches. The fragmentary verse evokes sorrow, beauty, and farewell.
Coal Oil Johnny and the Rise and Fall of a Pennsylvanian
This account recalls Coal Oil Johnny, a Pennsylvanian oilman who parlayed wealth into New York excess before fading from fortune. He squandered millions on champagne, diamonds, carriages, saloons, and cigars, then lost his stakes, went broke, and died in 1901 as a destitute former Bowery figure.
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Penosylvania
Pennsylvacis
New York
Johany
Standard Oil company
betog
Johnoy
John Steele
Johooy
Broadway
Shem
Cerror
Rabland
Neb
Bowery
Jonaoy
Tesse
Gil Jonaoy
Funeral Notices and Sick List From Local Parish
The article records multiple funerals at Mount Olivet and St John’s, listing deceased Elizabeth Jones Daley O Stotelmyer Elizabeth Gertrude Ridgely and Samuel E Butler with pallbearers and directors. interments at Mount Olivet and St John’s cemeteries. Also notes numerous local sick residents and their conditions, with names and addresses.
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Elizabeth Jones
West South street
Rare
B. J. McLane
M. A. Castle
WH. Keefer
George Phedas
Caoper Oram
Allan Butcher
Ezra Hoffman
Andrew Reener
Olivet cemetery
Wo. H. B. Etchteen
Daley O
Josephus Stotelmyer
Laura Morgan
West Firth street
Albert Sutth
Albert Morgan
Grover Jacobs Harvey Harrington
Harry Dart
Harry Gelainger
William Youw
Bs. Olivet
Thomas P. Rios
Elizabeth Gertrude
Frank S. Ridgely
North Bentz street
Charten F. Steck
Mount Olivet cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Samuel E. Butler
West All Saints
John’s Catholic church
Albert Smith
Pina Nolan
Richard Walker
Frank Holland
Eugene Whitley
Arthur Probze
Lea Whiting
St John's cemstery
Fifty Years of Farm Progress in Garden Produce
F W Hughes notes Barpers Weekly trends show garden products now common and varied, up from near unknown a century ago. Tomatoes once deemed poisonous by ancestors are now a staple, with North Atlantic states building a pre1890 garden industry. Lettuce, celery, radishes, and sparagua have expanded production, with carload shipments to the North. A Sunday excursion carried 134 travelers, rising to 166 in Washington and Baltimore.
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F. W. Hughes
North Atlantic
Quaratian
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Florida
California
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Lodge
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MERRENESS
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Washington Star
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Chicago Tribune
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Misa Hoxley
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Car soo
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nowere
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J. CHENEY & CO
Toledo
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Wisdom
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REDERICK, MD
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