Foreign Titles and American Brides Spark Debate in 1900s Press
A historical critique from The New York World condemns Americans chasing foreign aristocratic titles and arranged marriages for money. It argues the practice degrades American women, mocks nobles, and warns of social and economic folly amid rising graft and speculation. The piece also touches on agriculture and national strength as a counterpoint to ostentatious titles.
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Pone
Smoky Pittsburg
Chicago
Insurgent loners seek presidential role amid US critique
The current comment columns compare Nicaragua and the United States noting insurgents’ presidential ambitions and a distrust of vice presidents. Editorials from Baltimore papers debate primaries duty and the need to nominate proper men to ensure elections sort out leadership.
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Bis
Baltimore
America
Minstrelsy Snapshots and Witty Exchanges
The passage presents brief humorous vignettes from various sources. It includes a Cleveland Leader quip about a speedometerless machine and extended speed limits, a joke about a native town’s weekly newspaper, and a Puck cartoon caption about an ideal lover. The tone is light and observational.
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Cleveland Lesder
Cuban court frees Americans held on charge
The text describes American prisoners in Cuba being released after a court refused to accept a $2,600 bail, pledging to appear when needed. The State Department is urged to pursue redress and an apology from the Cuban government for the incident and treatment of U.S. citizens.
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Atute
Senor Sangulrly
Nuove Gerona
Vail
State Department
Renunciation and the Northward Road of Duty
Poem of sorrow and longing by Crata V Morr Frederick 1910 contrasts a mount of sorrow with a stark North road and a South promise. Duty guides feet away from love toward duty's cold land while memory and hope sustain the heart. The fragment ends with a stray line about advertising in a newspaper.
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Rett
Northland
Cuban Isle of Pines Residents Endure Jail Time Rush
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that several American residents of the Isle of Pines were jailed on a trumped up charge of arson against Cuban shore property. The detention followed protests and heightened tensions as authorities claimed actions tied to a broader dispute.
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Cuba
Philadelphia Inquirer
Isle of Pines
Damages Sought Over Water Diversion From Walkersville Creek
Thaddeus M. Felton sues Walkersville Water Company in Frederick County for damages claiming diversion of water from Israel’s Creek and its tributaries to supply Walkersville. Felton says the company tapped the creek at Valentino’s, reducing his mill’s water supply and injuring property value.
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Thaddeus M. Felton
Fits Attorneys
Stoner 4 Weinberg
Walkersville Water’ Company
Wigmith
Felton
Coresville
Proerty
Frederick
Israel’s Creek
Frederick County
Snill Manufacturing
J Tour
Walkersville Water Company
Sulinblan
Walkersvile Idlvieliity
Ister
Valentino
Ain
Creck
Mit
Phintitt
Israel
Narrow win as She Singer triumphs in Braddock alleys match
The She Singer duck pin team defeated Arlington by a narrow margin in Braddock Hergaite Casino after three games. Keefer led with a 307 total, scoring 2S in the third game as the scores remained close throughout.
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Braddock Hergaite
Arlington’s
Keefer
Moores Wife Sues for Divorce in District Supreme Court
Mrs Miriam H Moore of Frederick Maryland sues Cecil J Moore for maintenance in Washington District Supreme Court alleging desertion since March and lack of support. She claims Moore visited their Frederick apartment last week, threatened her, and boasted of a $10 000 estate. She seeks restraining order to stop removing his bank safe deposit box.
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Cecil J. Moore
District Supreme Court of Washington
Miriam H. BE. Moore
Miran Evans
Frederick
Mark
New York
Hove
Heer
Moore
Washington
Newspaper Ad Policy Cited By Baltimore Market
A Baltimore market note cites a claim that newspapers offer unrivaled advertising power, stating newspapers shape public opinion as the strongest force in commerce and trade centers.
Surplus and Profits Increase Cited in Finance Note
A brief financial notice discusses a present opportunity to capitalize 5.0.6.055255 6138,990 00 as surplus and profits. It mentions a possible increase of credit and references a DP or related credit action.
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Harry W. Bowers
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