Ex-President Salary Rise Debated Over Retirement Need
The discussion centers on raising the president’s pay from sixty thousand to one hundred thousand to allow post tenure retirement savings. The Baltimore Sun argues against the idea that ex presidents must be idle and praises working after office, citing Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt as examples of dignified continued labor.
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United States
Baltiqwaore Sun
Sun
New York
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Lfe
Contempory Comment On Christmas Happiness And Gift Givers
A garbled montage cites various newspapers debating Christmas joy and gift giving. It mentions Nan Patterson Mrs Chadwick and Mr Lawenon in a critique, notes Dowle denouncing Santa Olana as a shameful figure, and contrasts opinions on Santa versus gift seekers.
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Nan Patterson
Mrs. Chadwick
Mr. Lawenon
Annapolis Capital
Maryland public interest lingers over Williams appointment
The movement to appoint Stevenson A. Williams as Chief Judge of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals faces the vacancy created by Judge Alvey’s retirement. The Baltimore News urges Maryland to consider public interests, noting Williams’ qualifications and arguing Maryland cannot afford to spare him.
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Stevenson A. Williams
Jantley
Divtrict of
Colombia
Maryland
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness in Interpreted Snippets
A garbled assemblage of humorous exchanges and misheard phrases from various papers. The collage cites lines about optimists and money, a kitchen cook record, and a mislaid stake in social chatter.
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Blanke
Bjenks
Somerville Joarpal
Immigration reform and trusted guidance for new arrivals
The Philadelphia Record discusses a proposed federal bureau on Ellis Island to provide immigrants with accurate settlement and employment information. It notes tension between loose guidance after arrival and laws forbidding predeparture job contracts, while government officials urge careful handling to minimize harm as newcomers seek opportunities.
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Philadelphia
Ellis Taland
Oomantwloner Sargant
Europe
Moments With The Muse
Fragmented verses mix Christmas longing and travel imagery with lines about Santa Claus and a boy’s religious week. The piece blends poetry with notices about a Young Men's Christian Association retreat and Academy of the Visitation services.
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Cnbristian Association
Adolphus Fearhake
Dear Santa Claus Letters From Young Readers
A collection of child handwritten letters to Santa Claus appeared in The News. Children request dolls, outfits, sleds, toy wagons, dolls’ carriages, candy, boots, gloves, skates, and various toys, with friendly Christmas wishes and some pleas to remember friends and the needy.
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Kenta Claus
Santa Clane
Banta
Leda Lewla
Jane Rice
Santa
Fleaee Dows
Helen Warfield
Santa—Plesee
Georgie Dyer
Violet Lotul
Abe
Carrie Andrews
Katie Dyer
Pauling
Pie State Events Highlight Local Murders and Marriages
John Holland and Willan Hopp were presented for the murder of Albert Dunstable. Miss Desiree Brauoh and Lyle Thomas Clark wed in Ellicott City. Mrs Pauline Hinkel died after a muriatic acid overdose at 105 North Castle Baltimore. Other items include hospital elections, petitions to appoint judges, and tax issues in Rockville district.
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Jn Dcotl
John Holland
Willan Hopp
Albert Dunstable
Quorga W. Miller
Annapolia Emergency Hospital
Desiree Brauoh
Henory Brauoh
Lyle Thomas Clark
Eilicott City
Emory H. Bagley
Letters From the People Urge Tighter Hunt Law Enforcement
A farmer writes to the editor complaining about rowdy hunting in the county. He cites trespassing, damaged fences, and threats to landowners as the hunting season turns into a nuisance. He urges clearer laws and better enforcement to protect land and livestock.
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Aome
Sesson
Suing Uncle Sam on Tax-Free Banknotes
About 200 national banks sue the United States government to recover taxes paid on circulating notes since 1865 under a forgotten statute. Banks in Chicago and New York lead claims totaling around 400000 dollars. The article notes the law appears in a government publication and is widely known to bankers. The piece also mentions the Woman's College holiday schedule and a Town Crier column.
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United States
National Bank Act
Baltimore
R L. Marehall
Chicago
Bia
New York City
Fragmented OCR snippet with unclear content
The readable text shows no clear events or proper nouns to identify a news item. The fragmentary strings include numbers and letters without context, yielding no verifiable entities or date.
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