Appointment lists and graft claims in national policy debate
President Roosevelt cites a flawed federal court system allowing money to shield offenders and urges Congress to empower judges to issue bench warrants nationwide. Moody’s report notes enforcement favors the rich while the poor face punishment, calling for a unified, swift federal process.
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Asinost
Moody
Moore
Congress
United States
Editorial Snippet Smirks at Santa and Taft Aides
A contemporary comment mocks Santa Claus easing roofs to chimneys and laments Taft aligned policy, noting a prolonged three year term for a Mississippi figure and a tainted national outlook as seen in Baltimore papers.
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Santa Claus
Baltimore American
Brief political note from Annapolis echoes Democratic strategy
The report mentions a governor calm about a possible large crowd event and notes Democratic managers influenced by a constitutional amendment pose in Annapolis. The source highlights political maneuvering and regional responses without concrete outcomes.
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MIXEUTES OF MERRINESS DELIGHTS AND DELAYS
The fragmentary chatter reports cheers and quips about marriages, finances, politics, and social life. Lines mention Heaven made matches, a theatrical manager, a Peace Congress member couple, and a jeweler with aging stock. Sources include Yonkers Statesman Chicago Tribune New York Herald and Washington Star.
Political Rivalry Shapes New York Senate Race
The Washington Star notes a potential reelection for Mr. Depew, with Gov. Odell not challenging openly but signaling interest in controlling the result. Rumors tie ex governor Black as a possible successor and Odell’s grooming of a pupil, creating a tense power struggle with Mr. Platt in a high stakes contest.
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Washington Star
Fate
Depew
Gov
O'Dell
Ax Ciov
New York
Platt
Kany
Mr. Platt
Flats
Gov. Odell
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Mr. Higgins
Odell
Black
Moments with the Muse and Romantic Verses by Egan
A poetic piece by AVRIC Francis Egan titled To Cure a Cold in One Day advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee. The text weaves lyric references to love, nature, and memory, contrasting idealized romance with commercial product placement.
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Grove
International C E Convention potential Baltimore gathering 1905
Arrangements for the twenty second International Christian Endeavor Convention in Baltimore on July 6 1905 anticipate the largest gathering in city history with 5000 plus delegates from across the country and world. Delegates will be housed fed and registered at the Fifth Regiment Armory with 26000 badges ordered. The program includes 10 to 12 speakers, a 2500 voice choir and a 5000 pipe organ, plus a convention song and Maryland themed air.
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Williaton Church
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Death comes to Capt William Pope in Baltimore home
Capt William Henry Pope longtime superintendent of the Maryland Line Confederate Soldier's Home at Pikeville died at 2 o'clock yesterday morning after an eight day illness from heart disease. He was born in Frederick February 14 1845 and served in Maryland units including Company A First Maryland Cavalry. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from his home with Rev Dr William M Dame officiating. burial at Loudon Park. He is survived by wife, a brother John Milton Pope and sister Mrs I Allan Greer.
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Mwornotog
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Frederick
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Hagerdtown
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Memorial Protestant Eulacopal Church
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Baak
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Near
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Passing of the Chinese in United States Foretold
A vintage editorial argues Chinese population in the United States will near extinction due to laws and strict enforcement. It cites declines from 120 775 in 490 to below 10 000 now in San Francisco and nationwide totals around 40 000, with imbalanced male immigration and aging. The piece also notes deportations and voluntary departures, warning of cultural and demographic shifts in decades ahead.
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W.8. Harwood
San Francisco
Hawaii
Alaska
America
Khitter
Women Address Salvation Army Meeting in Philadelphia
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