Exoneration Report Clears District Attorney Jerome
A New York inquiry into District Attorney William Travers Jerome concluded with a full exoneration. The investigator found no misconduct and praised Jerome's integrity and diligence in office despite earlier accusations and a petition for removal.
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Baltimore American Mist Caption Misreadings Highlight City Kindly Escorting Wanderers
In a courteous nod to guiding a wanderer, the piece suggests polite acts may yield greater returns than expected. It posits that patient, helpful behavior by city officials and residents could improve public perception and safety.
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Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Odd Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of clipped lines from various newspapers shows snippets of dialogue and comic exchanges. It references a local option county discussion, Mrs Sprey on a porch, a phonograph joke about a wife, and a mother speaking to her son in humorous terms, reflecting lighthearted, disjointed vignettes.
Questioning a Vice Admiral role in the American fleet
An editorial muses on why the United States Navy has not appointed a vice admiral to command the growing fleet. It notes Rear Admiral Sperry in Sydney with British and Australian squadrons nearby and argues Congress should have created the rank earlier.
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Philadriptia Tuquirer
United States
Sydney Harbor
Sperry
Sydney
Britis
Poore
China
Japan
Congress
Evans
Sues B&O Railroad for 500 Dollars Damages
Blanche Mahoney sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad through Stoner and Weinberg for 500 dollars claiming repeated entry and damage to her Knoxville county property starting around August 13, 1907 after the railroad condemned the land for improvements and laid tracks following a 50 dollar condemnation award.
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Blanche Mahoney
Attornoyn, Stoner & Weinberg
B. & O. Railroad Co
Knoxville
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Brief Bits and Local News Update
Mr Lewis Kreh raled in his garden three perfect tomatoes on one stem They wear pounds and make a pretty display. Board members and a few friends were entertained at Montevue Hospital for a luncheon after a budget session. Banking and maintenance notes mention a fireman and other local figures, with miscellaneous financial figures recorded. European travelers William Storm and Lee Orde returned from a trip to New York after visiting Europe.
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Lewis Kreh
Warmer With Yorke and Adame in Waving the Ponies
The famous English pony stars Yorke and Adame bring a lively musical comedy to the City Opera House. They perform with a rosebud chorus and new features in a refined mime extravaganza titled Playing the Ponies.
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City Opera House
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Nil Adams
Typhoid Strikes Buckeyatown Family All Hospitalized
Edward Ritshie and four children Martin Norris Tonard and Howard Ritchie of Buckeyatown were taken to City Hospital for typhoid fever. The outbreak began with Joseph about 18, then Mohri five a week later, followed by Norris and the remaining children. Mrs Ritche has not shown symptoms. The cause is linked to a dilapidated damp house. water at the premises was stopped. County Health Officer Dr Goodell and Dr Boutson investigated. livestock was removed and the family to be moved from the Groff farm near Buckeyatown bridge.
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Howard Ritchie
Hoapital
Tie
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Bou
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Adamastown
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Ritvale
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T. Clyde Boutson
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Daniel 4. Padgett
Ritchie
Groff
Buckeyatown Bridge
Social Event on Mountain Promises Paper Party Night
An informal soiree will be held on the mountain tomorrow evening after the City Hospital entertainment ends. Miss Ritaville guides a dance club arranging a "Paper Party" for junior clans next Monday night on the mountain from seven to nine. Children in costume will be on the floor during dancing.
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Dancin
Funeral of John Smith Held After P15 Trolley Arrival
The funeral for John Smith was performed yesterday at the grave by Rev. LM Motter with interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. I Schroeder served as funeral director.
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Grive
LM. Motter
Mt. Olivet
Schroeder
Night Blooming Cereus Blooms at Mrs Lawson A Dubel Home
A night blooming cereus at Mrs Lawson A Dubel on North Market Street opened with twenty three blooms. The plant presented a beautiful sight and its odor permeated the air for quite a distance.
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Lawson A. Dubel
North Market Street
Relieved Chronic Diarrhoea Prominent Soldier Testimonial
Edward J. Herty of the United States Tixpréws Cs in Chica reports that Chatabetlaln a Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy stopped a chronic diarrhoea attack. He praises General Superintendent Mr Quick for providing the remedy and mentions a veteran who served with Rutherford B. Hayes and William McKinley in the 23rd Ohio Regiment. Local pharmacy Foresloat Pearre's Modern Pharmacy advertises the remedy.
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Edward J. Herty
United States
Chica
Quick
Aleghat
Bern
Woodsburo Concert Band Heads to Montgomery County Fair
The Woodaburo Concert Band visits Frederick this morning en route to Rootville for a four day Montgomery County Fair engagement opening today. Founded in 1876, led by Prof. Lyon Stevens, it marks the ninth straight season of performing at the fair before returning Saturday to New Market and an I.N.C. engagement.
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Frederick
Rootkville
Montgomery County Fair
Frederick County
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Lyon Stevens
Union Bridge
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Frederick Drops Home Game to Winchester 10–2
Frederick was defeated at Winchester 10 to 2 as Frederick's pitchers Frederick Milter and Clayton faced Winchester's Tonking and Duffy. Highlights cited Brown and Marley for Frederick with Melune's play. Tonkins, a former American Association pitcher, was signed here. Winchester returns today, with Hanover and others visiting. A planned game Friday pits Begatown and local associations against the visiting club.
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Granulated sore eyes cured with salve from Pearte's drug store
A man reports curing granulated sore eyes using Chamberlain's salve. He used about two-thirds of a bottle and claims his eyes have not troubled him since. The sale is noted as available at Pearte's drug store.
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Martin Bord
Heurletta
Chamberlain
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