The coronation noted as great show aids by locals
The Daily News discusses King Edward's coronation hailed as the greatest show on earth with many clowns and a northern Santa Claus projection. It references Crowninshield, the Dreyfus affair, and postal routes, while weighing bureaucratic methods to aid agriculture and the case for a federal Department of Commerce and Industry.
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Edward
Dreyfus
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Commerce and Industry
Philadelphia Record
Department of Commerce
Contemporaries Spar Over Tax and Immigration Policies
A Baltimore American item mocks Senator Wellington with phrases like frozen face and marble heart. The Illinois Board of Equalization raised taxes by 1.2 million dollars on five Chicago firms, with commissioners calling for broader reform. An Annapolis Capitol note urges a new standard for tax boards nationwide. The piece also notes a push in Congress to extend the Chinese exclusion act amid strong opposing voices from protectionists.
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Wellington
Baltimore American
Illinois State Board of Equalization
Chicago
Boards of Equalization
Annapolis Capital
Protecting American Labor or Chinese Competition
A historical editorial accuses American manufacturers of fearing foreign competition yet opposing Chinese laborers. It argues manufacturers push high tariffs to shield their profits while resisting protections for American workers. The piece frames Chinese labor as a tool to undermine U.S. laborers and warns of looming threats to wage earners.
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Ibieresia
Onmbarland Times
Quotations and Jokes From Early Papers Featured
A collage of comic lines and dialogue excerpts from Detroit Free Press Moonshine New York Weekly Washington Star and Philadelphia Press. The pieces poke at love money gunplay Sabbath fears and a mischievous boy’s pun about revival and apple prices.
The critic and the newspapers analyzed in Atlantic Monthly style
The piece argues critics rarely own newspaper stock or know the cost of news yet shape opinion through reading. It discusses reporters’ labor, editors’ ambitions, and the critic’s harsh judgments of vulgar publicity. It contends public spirit grows with accurate knowledge of the media and its injustices.
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Chitic
Atlitide Monthly
Seaward and homeward in the storm lit verses
The fragmentary text quotes Frank L. Staytox from the Atlanta Constitution about sea dangers, longing for home, and grateful hearts amid wreck and isolation. It then presents a poem by Sir Henry Wotton praising inner freedom, self-mastery, and virtue over worldly power.
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Frank L. Staytox
Atlanta Constitution
Valuable Bird Dog Dies at Monocacy Kennels
Diana Kent a valuable dog owned by J Roger McSherry of Monocacy Valley Kennels died from lung congestion after a brief illness. The bench winner was regarded as one of the county’s finest hunters.
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Diana Kent
J. Roger McSherry
Monocacy Valley Kennels
Letter responding to The Sky Pilot on faith and guidance
A reader answers a prior piece by Sailor, recounting a shipboard dialogue where a pilot compares the captain's ignorance to seeking guidance in the Bible. The exchange emphasizes sin, repentance, and guidance toward light, with biblical references and a hopeful voyage ending in faith. The letter ends by praising Christian insight and the Lamb of God.
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Haig de Saaw
Tahal
Public Health Association Meeting Concludes in Rockville
The Maryland Public Health Association adjourned its session in Rockville yesterday. The article notes community developments including Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal church's new Cumberland parish opening, court clerks changes, a Baltimore restaurant sale, a fatality risk, and a census enumerator fine.
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Maryland Public Health Association
Rockville
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Cumberland
Thomas F. Parran
Court of Appeals
R. Vinton Clayton
Addie L. Colburn
Gilbert J. Colburn
Baltimore
Annapolia
Renaer
Q. C. Gregory
St. John’s Coleg
Berkeley Orchard and Mining Company Formed in Berkeley County
A group of Martinsburg businessmen formed the Berkeley Orchard and Mining Company and bought 469 acres at the foot of Third Hill Mountain for 3100 dollars. The firm plans apple cultivation but will also investigate a coal vein thought to run through the mountain, due to the land’s inviting location.
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Martinaburg
W. Wa
Berkeley Orchard and Mining Company
A. J. Hasge
Third Hill Mountain
Berkeley County
Formij
Spe
Appointment of deputy sheriffs in several districts
Sheriff Lease has appointed J. Emory Nelson of Petersville, George M. Clapaugh of Johnsville, Allen J. Beitler of Creagerstown, Hiram Toms of Hanvers, Henry S. B. DeGrange of Backeystown, Charles E Reaoner of Jashgon, and Charles E. Welker of Liberty as deputy sheriffs for their respective districts.
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Lease Hae
J. Emory Nelson
Petersville
George M. Clapaugh
Johnsville
Allen J. Beitler
Creagerstown
Hiram Toms
Hanvers
Henry S. B. DeGrange
Backeystown
Charles E Reaoner
Jashgon
Charles E. Welker
Liberty
The First Ironclad and a Cure All Century
Records reveal the first ironclad built in the sixteenth century while today people chase cures for indigestion biliousness malaria using Hostetter s Stomach Bitters. A free Hostetter s Almanac 1902 is offered by druggists with anecdotes and testimonials. Snell praises Chamberlain s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a party illness cure.
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Hostetter
Hostatter
Snell
Chamberlain
Bnell
Bummer Hill
A L. Pearra
Warning From Meyers Astrologer Predicts 14th Calamity
Hoboken astrologer Gustave Meyer warns readers that a great evil is predicted for December 14 affecting New York City Washington Jersey City and Hoboken. He urges extreme precautions in daily life and cautions against gatherings and risky transactions amid expected disasters in large public buildings and schools.
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Gustave Meyer
Hoboken
Taz Naws
United States
New York
Washington, D.C
Jersey City
Rededication of Mt Zion Church After Repairs near Feagaville
Mt Zion Evangelical Lutheran church near Feagaville will be rededicated next Sunday after extensive repairs. An introductory service is set for Saturday at seven, with Rev L A Bush delivering a sermon. Sunday events include a 10 am rededication sermon by Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman and music by joint choirs. A 7 pm sermon by Rev S A Hedges will close the day. The project added a tower and a fine-toned bell via a bell committee led by Mrs Charlotte Stockman and others, with building oversight by Howard Zimmerman Harry Stap and Charles Fulmer.
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Mt. Zion
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