Moon Phases and Reflections on Crime and Public Life
A Baltimore Sun reader argues that bullies are not brave and discusses Boer War rhetoric. The piece notes Santa Claus may travel by air or auto if snow fails. It cautions about lynching in Pennsylvania and praises Washington's national centennial, while Cumberland Times backs severity in punishment, criticizing leniency and urging fitting penalties to deter crime.
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Pennsylvania
South
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Cumberland Times
Cumberland News
Times
Stackington
New
Cacdianapoli
Presbore
Chicsra
Ohia
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Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Cincinnai
St. Ler
Warriors Top
Washinster Hagerstown
Winchester
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Catsace
A. S
Sunder
Ameiina Pillsbore
Janerion
Washicton
Mt. Alryexe Way
Wisthere Hagerstown
War Stations
San Sundar
Waebloccer
Washingtoe and
Way
St. Louis
Baltimort
Adelphis
Hagerstown
St Forton
Sanday
Waxhirston
Wey
Cinetaris
Ww York
Waskineer
Expense of Campaigns in Maryland in the Senate race
A Baltimore newspaper writer notes the rising cost of Maryland political campaigns and suggests wealth may shield or deter potential candidates like Mr. Gorman. The piece contrasts expenses for U S Senate campaigns with other state offices and remarks on rumors about the cost of securing Maryland’s earlier U S Senate victory.
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Gorman
United States
Wellington
Baltimore
Maryland
Mik. Gorman
United States Senate
Sachia
Maryland Governorship Campaign Expenditures Scrutiny
A Maryland gubernatorial race draws attention to campaign spending and the wealth of candidates. Critics argue that genuine eligibility should not hinge on personal wealth, citing alleged high costs and the need for remedies to ensure fair access to the seat.
Congressmen as Lawyers Shape Debated Laws
The Baltimore and Cumberland papers note that most Congressmen from Massachusetts are lawyers and question whether this helps or harms lawmaking. They discuss Bentwell being placed on the retired navy list, arguing it may set a bad precedent. Rural free delivery is praised as civilizing despite cost, with calls for road maintenance and farm market access amid doubts on expenses.
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Maasachussite
Congréss
Baltiimore Herald
Representative Bentwell
Maine
Navy
Army
Boatwell
Cumberland Times
Humorous Victorian Fragments Reflecting Social Jests
A collage of clipped quips from Chicago Record Brooklyn Life Boston Transcript and Philadelphia Press parodies and vaudeville style exchanges. The snippets cover gifts ideal aspirations wardrobe notices and humorous misreadings of insanity questions with pointed social banter.
World Better, Carnegie, and Books of the Century
Andrew Carnegie declares the world is getting better amid two cited incidents: a New York clothing house redeems 250 suits after discovering browned cloth. a French champagne house promises compensation for a vintage lacking keeping qualities. A Chicago Record feature surveys the century’s greatest books, highlighting Darwin, Goethe, and Hegel as enduring influences.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Mary Bine Serge
Literary Influences Through Time and Thought
The passage discusses shifting influence among thinkers. It notes Roo as a past influencer whose impact faded, Balzac's influence waning, and posits Ualfa centery as a potential force in future thought. It asserts Darwin Hegel and Goethe will likely endure as lasting eminence in philosophy and science.
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Byroo
Hans
Balzac
Ualfa
Darwin
Hegel
Goethe
Old and New Love Declarations in Verse
A nostalgic piece contrasts old and new times with a Prefatory note about living in bright days. It includes a poem titled A Love Lock describing a pale blue thread in a perfumed box and a lost memory of a beloved, ending with the ache of not remembering whose hair lock it was.
Beaver Dam County Notes and Social Roundup
Beaver Dam reports show Mr and Mrs Franz Soper and others visiting, Miss Allie Boones and friends traveling to Unionville and Oak Orchard, and several local families hosting gatherings. Also noted are church meetings at St Marks and Smiths chapel, illnesses improving, and a paragraph on advertising science and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with local dealer A L Pearre.
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Beaver Dam
Franz Soper
Oliver Palmer
Misa Annie Fos
Johnsville
Sarah Saylor
Allie Boones
Unionville
Oak Orchard
Dora Grossnickle
Bessie Graham
May Lookingbill
Allie Boone
Grace Boone
Henry Boone
Harry Lookingbill
Annie
Bark Hill
Cumberland preacher denounces town as indifferent sin
Rev W D McCurdy of Cumberland Baptist Church laments the towns lack of engagement in moral reform. He condemns saloons, theatre, public improvements neglect, polluted water, and indifference to education as Cumberland’s greatest sin, urging forceful civic change.
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W.D. McCurdy
Baptist Church
Cumberland
Camberland
Peksor
Front
Baltimore
Six Days Bicycle Race Leads The New York News
Elixes sed Mc Farland Simar and Geogoitz lead the six day bicycle race with hours ahead of the world record set. Turville rou and Fisher 2 Rese are mentioned amid praises and updates as merchants emphasize customer satisfaction and advertising value in The News.
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Elixes Sed McFarland
Simar
Geogoitz
Pierce
MsEachern
Setex
Ytort
Madison
Turville
Rou
Fisher
Deaths and misfortunes in local district scraps
Fragmentary obituary notes reveal deaths from accident and illness in Eumitsburg and surrounding areas. Five year old Jobo Mort died after a wagon fall, leaving a wife and six children. James Sebold, son of Nicholas Sebold, perished from typhoid fever at Eumituberg. Mrs Lyenda Hoffman died at Donbs near her nephew William Hotmen, with funeral rites at Mt Zion Christian Church led by Rev Hener. Interment followed. Funeral director M H K Etchison of Jefferson handled arrangements.
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Deates
Jobo Mort
Enmuitsbarg
Derndbier
Komrtsberg
James Sebold
Nicholas S-bold
Luuisva
Lyenda KH. Hoffman
William Hotmen
Donb's
Zion Crtheran Thareb
Ret
Hener
Twe Pal
Belle Lettres Literary Society Holds December Meeting
The Belle Lettres Literary Society convened on December 2 under President Rager. After roll call and minutes, members heard readings by W Zeigler and H Schroeder, debated the prompt on poets versus statesmen, and named swing judges who ruled the affirmative. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene on December 11.
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Belles Letters
Belle Lettres Literary Society
Rager
Toms
W. Zeigler
H. Schroeder
W. Hamm
R. Radcliff
E. McCardell
E. Crom
H. Willard
E. Riser
F. Krantz
P.C. Whip
Hymeneal of Miss Walke and Rev Robey Franklin Dsy
Miss Vivian Cashell Walke youngest daughter of Professor Walker of Browningsville and Rev. Robey Franklin Dsy of Illinois were married Tuesday December 4 at Browningsville by Rev E Marshall. They traveled to Washington then to their home in Alinoa. A New Year's Gift promotes Bostetter's Almanac 1901 by The Bostetter Co. Pittsboro Pa printed in eight languages. It notes Stomach Bitters and costs and availability through druggists and dealers.
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Day—Walker
Vivian Cashell Walke
Professor Walker
Browningsville
Montgomery County
Robey Frankin Dsy
Illinois
E. Marshall
Washington
Alinoa
Bostetter
Bostetter Co
Pittsboro
Hostetter
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