Subscriptions and notices in the Montgomery News style
The fragment cites subscription offers and advertising details for The Texas News, Frederick Maryland, alongside editorials on King Edward's coronation costs and Navy personnel issues. It references Edgar Stanton Maclay, Secretary Long, and Carnegie inspired funding for a national university, noting considerations over gift form and investment strategies.
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Secretary Long
Congressman Mudd
Edgar Stanton Maclay
United States Navy
Navy Department
Navy
Maclay
Public reaction to Schley court ruling across papers
Across the nation editors express sympathy for Admiral Dewey’s dissent and question the majority verdict. Columns attack Benham and Ramsay, defend Dewey as the country’s true judge, and denounce a perceived conspiracy to discredit Santiago’s hero.
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New York Sun
Schley
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Smith
Philadelphia Presa
Benham and Ramaay
Washington
Law
Philadelphia Ledger
Ledger
Washington Post
Benham
Ramsay
Dewey
Sibley Court of Inquiry
Post
New York Journal
Journal
Sandry
Santiago
Philadelphia Times
Benbat
Ramesy
Dreyfan
Public opinion on Dewey would oppose the verdict
The passage argues that national sentiment strongly disagrees with the majority ruling and that if a popular vote were held, Admiral Dewey's view would be universally opposed to the verdict.
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Admiral Dewey
Contempory Comment on Schley and Roosevelt Messages
A collection of 1900s editorial snippets comments on Admiral Schley Roosevelt and justice. Maryland papers praise Schley while criticizing verdicts and roving press writers. Authorities debate penalties for riding freight trains and call for legal changes.
Minutes of Merrieress and Witty Newspaper Snippets
A compact collage of humorous quotes and social anecdotes from early 20th century papers. Jests about coronations, wedding gowns, a drowned bride, folk sayings, and a postal clerk inquiry mix with sketches of domestic chatter among neighbors and families.
Free Subsidy Bill critiqued as labor bias and costs
In the Loulartile Courier-Journal opinion, Mr. Frye’s shipping bill is blasted for favoring subsidies while forcing American seamen into a wage trap. The piece argues most crews could be foreign, undermining US labor and promising self-benefits to bill authors. Freight rates and shipyard capacity render the measure unnecessary.
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MR. Frye
Loulartile
United States
Soments With The Boss In The Hour Of Grief
A reflective poem from the Unicacy Record Herald laments past doubts and attacks on liberty. It rebukes cynics, vows rescue by hopeful trust, and praises a brave young heart keeping faith alive amid sorrowful times.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Doab
Unicacy Record-Herald
Concert Arranged By Local Organizer For Eminent Trio
Mr. William C. Birely arranges a concert to be held here featuring Paul and Franz Listeman, sons of Bernhardt Listeman, and Mrs. Parkyn a pianist formerly of Stockholm Sweden.
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William C. Birely
Paul and
Franz Listeman
Bernhardt Listeman
Parkyn
Stockholm
Sweden
End of the Populist Party in Congress and Lottery News
Special Correspondent Frank M. Garner reports that Populists and free silver members have largely joined the Democratic caucus, ending national party existence. The U.S. government runs its annual lottery amid post office derelict bundles auctioned by the government. Absent action on Moody’s bill, Maryland may lose a congressional seat due to voter-suffrage concerns. Mrs. Leslie Carter’s Balasco play Da Barry opens to strong reviews at the National Theatre. A vignette recounts Senator Deboe’s Kentucky visit with Fairbanks and Governor Shaw, including a playful exchange over pie.
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Lesley Car*ter
Wasursarox
D.C
Free Silver Party
Damocrate
Atrecgiase Tg Smo
United States
Post Office Department
Abaucas
Maryland
Moody
Massachusetts
Congress
Leslie Carter
Balasco
da Barry
National Theatre
Star
Euppore
Deboe
Fairbanks
Indiana
Shaw
Iowa
Kentucky
Lynlaville
Tuixer
Deboo
Frank M. Garner
Fisk Jubilee Singers Shine at Halifax Concert Return
Fisk Jubilee Singers led by Mrs Porter Cole wow Halifax audiences with powerful soprano solos and standout numbers. Arthur H Payne, bass, impressed as a crowd favorite with a strong voice. An encore verse about triumph in the Transvaal drew wild enthusiasm. The company performs at City Opera House Monday evening December 16 as the Y M C A course’s second entertainment.
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Fisk Jubilee Singers
Porter Cole
Halifax
Arthur H. Payne
Halifax Morning Chronicle
City Opera House
Treasury coinage rush for pennies foreseen by mint
The Treasury Department acknowledges heavy demand for pennies during the holiday season. Philadelphia mint has been instructed to prioritize copper coinage, with 4,900,000 pennies minted in six days last week and expectations for more in the coming weeks. The surge is linked to stores listing odd prices and the need for change.
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Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Treasury
Had a Good Time After Using Remedy for Stomach Pain
A.J. Sell feared attending a party due to stomach pains but, after a friend recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he tried it and reports two doses cured him and allowed him to enjoy the party. Mr. Snell of Summer Hill, New York, notes the remedy is sold by A. L. Pearre.
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Turis
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Stas
A.J. Sell
Chamberlain
Mr. Snell
Summer Hill
N.Y
A. L. Pearre
Fires destroy dwelling and storehouse at Aldea
A blaze wiped out the dwelling and storehouse of Hood at Aldea in Howard county. Other notes report a windstorm causing damage near Ellicott City, a fatal scalding in Allegany, and a new football team forming in Frederick with Rockville games planned for Christmas.
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Postmonster Hood
Aldea
Howard County
Achan
Laurel
Allegany County
Mount Savage
Nelson A. Miles
Cumberland Valley
Ellicott City
Jacob Tener
Winfield
Carroll County
Clarysville
Richard Stasrt Harrison
Baltimore
Towson
Hagerstown
Yarra
Joseph Riley
Ronaway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Williamsport
Elkton
William B. Heatzig
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