Controversy Over Governor Hughes and Public Trust
Analyzed by the Times, Governor Hughes shows limited leadership, lacks notable intellect, and talks too much while failing to inspire confidence. The piece argues his popularity rests on awakening and appealing to the moral sense of the people, despite party opposition and questions about his policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
Thada Ft
The
Times
Lincoln
Cleveland
the Times
Times Ank
Correct comment about rule by the people
The fragment expresses a call for popular sovereignty with the phrase the people should rule. It presents no clear event or organized subject, only an opinion statement and nonstandard words.
Fragmented quotes from gossip and jokes page
A collage of paraphrased snippets from Brooklyn Life Tit Bits and Washington Star. It references a wife and chauffeur plot, a man who regrets lies, a courtship kiss, and a joke about a senator and gravity.
Equitable Plans a Thousand Foot Mausoleum in New York
The New York Post notes the New York building department approved plans for a colossal mausoleum proposed by Equitable Life Insurance. Critics warn the project could lock in $10,000,000 and raise questions about the city’s height limits and return on investment. The piece discusses impacts on rates, financing, and the need for artifice to support such towering structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Post
Plana
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Thia Insurance Company
Moments With The Muse A Southern Night Fragment
A poetic fragment appears, weaving night imagery and longing. The verse contemplates love, the earth, and distant realms, with vivid contrasts of sea and spring, passion and mortality. Alfred Trennysox signs the piece, presenting a contemplative literary meditation.
Inquisition Ratified by Att Court
Fragmented OCR note describes ratification by an attorney court involving McPherson and associates over land titled to B McPherson. Mentions railway, costs, and property disputes with unclear, damaged text. Contains names possibly McPherson and W. Railway figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Att Court
Atinra
Aegis
Aleo
Ant
Auch
Westen
F MePherson
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A garbled OCR item offers snippets of local life and general notes. It mentions Ontario and a character with evidence of public concern or indignation, but details are unclear. The piece reads as assorted, non-specific observations from a small town newspaper.
Eighteenth Birthday Celebrated by Local Elder Buckey
Wow Eichth Yeans Old Mr. George Jacob Buckey observed his 80th birthday at home on West South Street. He is the son of the late Jacob Buckey, long a resident, and spent five years in Proferiak before moving to Indiana where he held various roles.
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George Jacob Buckey
Proferiak
Chiseca
West South
Buckeyian
Jacobee
Wat Henson Buckey
Wan Ae
Ebonth Street
Indry
Buckey Family Ties Noted in Maryland Article
The piece outlines Buckey family backgrounds with William Buckey a longtime appraiser in Baltimore and former chief of police at Mountain City. It notes his 6 to 7 year marriage to Sarah Bopat, nine children including William Buckey a Pullman car conductor and John Buckey a hotel clerk, plus relatives in Baltimore and Washington.
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Baltimore
Meyer” Wm. ¥. Chilton
Frederick County
Bo Bnn
Heo
Mountain City Lodge
K. of P
Henry Nelson
Laura Killian
John E. Kreh
Wm. T. Shook
Pearre Replies on Lincoln Memorial Road Route
Congressman George A. Pearre responds to Washington County urges routing the Lincoln Memorial road via Washington to Gettysburg. He doubts an appropriation for a circuitous route, notes the route would pass through the Sixth district, and stresses national retrenchment may block the project.
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George A. Pearre
Washington County
Congress
Washington
Gettysburg
Antietam Battlefield
Pearre
Sam
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Hagerstown
Monterey
Lee
Sixth District
Maryland
Fe ‘ Ross
Work Resumed After Two Weeks of Jetting Mile Lull
Operations restart after a two week pause in the Jetting Mile project. Granulated Bare Eyes quoted a brief remark confirming the resumption, noting the team’s return to the site and continuing work as scheduled.
Local residents and frequent travelers listed in Middletown notes
A long column records residents and visitors including Mr Henry Hi Abbott in Middletown Mr Wm H Ramabugg back from Atlantic City Mrs Maria Matens visiting Baltimore and several others returning from trips to Atlantic City Philadelphia New York State and Boston The notes mention stays at hotels family visits and several short journeys among towns in Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and Virginia.
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Henry Hi. Abbott
Middletown
Wm. H. Ramabugg
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Maria Matens
Aenna Grget
L. C. Lampe
Miss Lama
Frank V. Steub
Mr. Dobe
J. Bouldea
George D. Ydore
Péarts
Miole
Seapets
En Mies Evilyn Jordan
Brunswich
Katherine Wigner
Thousand Islands
Charles Or. Gilpin
New York State
J. Murray-Cronenburg
Patrick Street
Hoston
Mass
Harry Fisher
Cherry Run
Hagerstown
Andita Renner
Lewistown
Vida
Washington
Wm. W. Doub
The
Peoples’ Fire Insurance Co
Montgomery County
George Yost
Elizabeth Kreh
South Street
John Bowers
Alice Bowers
West All Saints’ Street
Mis
Bertha Suter
Brunswick
Miseea McDermott
Castello
New York
Margaret E. Dill
J.D. Kaufman
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Sarah C. Lenhart
East Church Street
A. C. Cronise
Harmony Grove
Bigloreville
Gettysburg
Brane
Move to Save Roadways Discussed by Congress of Highways
Blue prints for road preservation dominate the agenda as delegates from the United States and other nations prepare to discuss macadam road damage from automobiles. Experts warn best roads could fail within five years without treatment such as calcium chloride or sticky binders like tar to trap dust and bind loose material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Highways
Logan Ter ’ Agrcultural
Paris
Prince
England
Paria
United States
Mke
Runaway Mother-in-Law cart thrills city in Pearce and Scheck show
Pearce and Scheck feature at City Opera House presents A Runaway Mother-in-law a chaotic chase as a two wheeled cart laden with furniture hurtles through streets causing crashes at curb, garden, riverfront and stairs while bystanders race to stop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
Pearce & Scheck
City Opera House
Fwn
Theo
Localities Mention Street Ad Turns Activity Up
A fragmented note describes Mr. Harry confined to rooms and Mr. Charles Rohan on a street area. The sparse text hints at several days of activity tied to advertising.
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Harry
Rimas
Charles x. Th
Rohan Ia
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Cate
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Ontario
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