Witte’s diplomacy cited in wartime coverage and public opinion
The column analyzes M. Witte’s handling of press access and public disclosure during peace talks, noting his skill in shaping global sympathy and steering risk of broader involvement. It weighs Russian and Japanese positions, urging caution before public judgment and highlighting consequences of prolonged conflict.
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Weather and politics clash in early newspaper chatter
Excerpts reveal public skepticism about weather forecasts and government honesty. The Baltimore papers criticize April and August mix ups while praising Secretary Wilson for agricultural progress, urging support for his leadership amid Crookedness debates.
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Quotable snatches drift through comedy and law
A collage of humorous quotes and brief notices appears, from Cornell Widow on fashion to Wall Street bravado, courtroom twists in Chicago and a comic exchange about engagements, reflecting society chatter and light legal-tnet banter of the era.
Voice of the Press and Naval Peace Talks
A waning era of European tensions is noted as Britain and France deepen ties. Commentary recalls naval visits, the Brest meeting, and allied efforts toward peace. Prince Louis of Battenberg plans a Canada US visit, and a French squadron will attend Paul Jones ceremony at Annapolis, signaling goodwill.
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Moments With the Muse A Lament
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Coal Oil Johnny and the Rise and Fall of a Gilded Oil Drifter
An early 1900s portrait recalls Coal Oil Johnny known for vast wealth and flamboyant excess in New York and the Bowery. He squandered riches on champagne, diamonds, carriages, and salons before losing his fortune and ending in obscurity after a long spree, dying in 1901.
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Funeral notices from Olivet and Mount Olivet cemeteries
A series of funeral notices reports services at homes and churches for Elizabeth Jones Daley O Stotelmyer Elizabeth Gertrude Ridgely and Samuel E Butler with interments at Olivet and St John s cemeteries Funeral director Thomas P Rice led multiple services and pallbearers were named for each ceremony The Sick column lists local residents in varying stages of illness and hospitalizations with updates on their conditions and recoveries
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Fifty Years of Farm Progress in Garden Products
The piece notes a dramatic rise in garden products since 1800, with tomatoes once viewed as poisonous now a common food. Lettuce, celery, radishes, and sparagua show large regional gains, and a Sunday excursion carried 134 travelers to Washington and Baltimore, later rising to 166 upon arrival.
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