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Trusts and public notices in fragmented 19th century style
An eclectic column mixes a plea for The Daily News subscription with editorials on trusts and the Second Thaw trial. It questions John D. Rockefeller's character, contrasting public perception with private demeanor and noting changes in attitude toward wealth and influence.
Rockefeller public image shaping sparks public doubt
An article questions Mr. Rockefeller's sudden show of geniality and public relations efforts. It argues the new character may be engineered by press agents, noting a rare shift from the past and suggesting either genuine charm or deliberate simulation, inviting pity if insincere.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ashe
Charles Glasgow
Mr. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Dacoribes
Glasgow
Rockefaller
Gamine
Roosevelt speech staged as no let up on trust busting
The Baltimore Sun and Cumberland Times quote President Roosevelt pledging firmness against trusts while critics demand concrete action beyond talk. Editors argue Roosevelt must show resolve to curb Wall Street power, warning that weak enforcement would deepen public trouble and nerve strains.
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Roozevelt
Rockefeller
Harriman Banind
Cumberland Times
Roosevelt
Taft
Wall Street
Washington
Seoesevels
Sa Apeeah
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and a Cracking Car Tale
A Los Angeles Herald excerpt shows lively dialogue among a magistrate, a missionary, and a chauffeur. The magistrate berates a driver for two killings and five cripplings, while villagers joke about education and clocks in a social scene. The piece mixes humor with crime hints and local color.
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Los Angeles Herald
Tainted money debate taints missionary giving
The Washington Herald notes a dispute over tainted money from John D Rockefeller's $10,000 gift to a foreign missionary society. Editors argue money itself is neutral, tainted or not, and the Disciples should act freely to accept gifts regardless of source while the missionary effort remains the untainted end.
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Washincton Herald
Qnca
Christ
John D. Rockefeller
Foreign Missionary Society
Standard Oil Company
Obriel
Rockefeller
Mrs Braddin Hamilton Founding Figure's Wife Noted For Beauty
Mrs Braddin Hamilton wife of Draddin Hamilton clergyman lawyer author and Toynbee Hall founder is linked to social reform circles in London. Born Augusta Krevenson in Philadelphia in 1806 she is described as a woman of beauty and talent.
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Namilton
Cleraeman
Draddin Hamilton
Toynbee Wall
London
Vopal Publication Society
New York
Kamilton
Augusta Krevenson
Philadelphia
We Shall Not Pass This Way Again Poem Fragment
A fragment from Emnexy Portue in Tas Dalingator for September presents a poetic wedding vow with religious imagery. It invokes Almighty Ruler to guide the couple through life, recalling a past poem by Austin Dodson and a refrain about not passing this way again as grief and love intertwine.
Market Gossip from a Busy Morning in Our Market
This morning’s market notes show a bustling array of vegetables and fruits. Prices list staples from tomatoes and peaches to oranges and bananas, with meat and dairy sections noting steady ranges in beef pork and poultry.
Professor White Receives Praises as Educator before Move
The Cumberland papers laud Prof John T White of Middletown for his long service in Allegany County schools and his public spirit. He is moving from Cumberland to Frederick to lead the Girls High School after a career as Union Art School principal and County Examiner, noted for scholarly attainments and civic virtue.
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John T. White
Middletown
Cumberland
Frederick
White
Union Artest Achnol
Sfearwards
Nervana
Cumberland Evening Times
Fia
Madea Grant
Mra
White Shio
Gumberland Daily News
Cotto Stiong
Ailewany
Watta
Ola
Piscémont
W. Va
Bayond
Maryland
Westersport School
Rosohbers
Willard Named Civil Engineering Department Head at University of Chicago
Clyde Willard, after visiting his parents Dr and Mrs W D Wiard in Norfolk, leaves Chicago for San Francisco to assume the head of the civil engineering department at the University of Chicago, where he has been elected a faculty member.
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Tesch
California
Landmark
Norfolk
Clyde Willard
W. D. Wiard
York
Ohicago
San Francisco
Department of Civil Engineering
University of Chicago
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Montgomery Returns After Yearlong Absence From Lancaster
Frank Montgomery aged 26 returns to his Lancaster home after more than a year away. He left for Gapland Maryland to claim Miss Malvina Castle, his bride to be, but disappeared en route. In Hagerstown a marriage license was sought, then he vanished, found beaten and unconscious in an unknown country, held by four men in Mexico. He escaped near Alamo after a night when captors were distracted.
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Frank Montgomery
Lancasster
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Mexico
Jouve
Montgomery
Alamo
Marys Reanme of the Week's News 2nd Goselp
A colorful rustic column recalls summer life in the county with notes on fairs, church vacationing, picnics, excursions, and local improvements. It celebrates rail development, new shops, gardens, and social events while urging residents to keep faith with the old town and speak well of home.
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Mary
Jane
Braddock
Alddietown
Rockville
Prohibitionista
Dama
Javenna Enetor Brown
Moler Watson Nuptials Planned in Jefferson County
Georga P. Moler and family of Jefferson County West Virginia have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Jes Eva Moler to Dr. W Brown Watson of Branreisk. The ceremony is set for Tuesday September 4 1907 at Summit Wishart Harpor's Ferry West Virginia.
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Georga P. Molar
Jefferson County
W. Va
Baven
Jes Eva Moler
W. Brown Watson
Branreisk
Summit Wishart Harpor'a Ferry
Southern Road Book A Guide for Motorists
The Automobile Register Company of Baltimore has issued the Southern Road Book covering the territory north of Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburg. It features new material from touring notes in the last year with illustrations to aid turning points and route recognition. It lists routes alphabetically with an index of places and adds automobile laws and fees by state. Price is $1.60 postpaid.
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Automobile Register Company
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Law Grips Kolb Family as Wives Bonds Set at 100
Clayton R Kolb of Ladlesburg and his wife each posted 100 bail after disputes and alleged assault on a daughter. Warrantes were sworn, hearings held before Justice Eckstein, and later separate warrants issued against the wife. Court sales included two-story brick houses on Patricks street and another on the same street, sold to John Summe and Rafael Fanble for amounts around 1 089 dollars. West Waters farm near Kemptown, 160 acres, was offered with bid around 20.60 per ada but withdrawn.
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Clayton R. Kolb
Ladlesburg
Klolb
Sherrif Darner
O. H. Eckstein
Ped Kolb
Linat Matate
Duaries
B. Pout
Honge Disor
Brank L. Stoner
Quarles E.and Allen V. ‘Bantz
Honce
Ee Vest Patricks Street
John Summeel
Sama Street
Rafas Fanble
E. T. Mercer
Charles Ridgely
West Waters
Kemptown
Garles T. EK. Young
Heal Extate & Fire Insurance
Morteizes
South Market
Dil Ave
H. Fourth St
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Patrick Sts
Adamstown
Seventh St
Aere
Pearl
Darwool
Bontgomery County
Rocky Springs
Hraderick
Pike
Metters Stet
Sauaville
New Market
Frederick
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