World replies to Roosevelt on Panama affair criticism
The World defends its Panama canal reporting and accuses President Roosevelt of trying to muzzle the press. It rebuts his calls to prosecute the paper’s owner and argues he insults Congress, courts, and private citizens with a doctrine of lese majesty.
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New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Panama
Mr. Roosevelt
Abel
Ander
Pu. ‘Iiser
Rooosevelt
Iil
Wetsdh Cromwill
Tad Yeeeht
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore Ministers Protest Sunday Evening News
A committee led by Carl G. Gibbons and Dr Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins, with clergymen and citizens, protests the Sunday Evening News scheduled for first publication next Sunday. They call the issue unnecessary and a warranted disturbance of the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altimore
Baltimore
Carl Gregl Gibbons
Ira Remsen
Hopkins
Sun
To Save Her Son in Murder Trial Mortgage Dispute
Mrs Low pleads in court over an $83,000 mortgage to secure an appeal in a murder trial related to her son. The case unfolds with financial and legal pressures as details emerge.
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Pe Hargie Mortgag
Jena Sey
Cn, My
Low
MacMonnies Plans Return to America From France
Frederick MacMonnies, renowned American sculptor, awaits shipment of his Normandy household goods before moving back to the United States. Born in Brooklyn in 43 years, he has spent most of his life in France but now intends to settle permanently in America.
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MacMonnies
Galle
France
New York
Frederick Willam MacMonnies
America
Normandy
Brodk‘rym
Beneft
GOAL EXPERT GIVES SCARE EVIDENCE GOAL EXPERT
New York December 16 Professor William Griffith mining expert of Scranton Pa testified for the hard coal combine against the coal trust railroads stating the anthracite supply in Pennsylvania will exhaust in eighty four years He estimated available supply for 1908 at 2 229 201 650 tons and said at current consumption the supply would be used up by 1992 He added semi anthracite fields of about 2000 acres were not included and that only 60 percent of mined coal is marketed with a 2 percent waste in the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coal Trust
William Griffith
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Kfith
Theas
Purrs and Barks Blend at Chicago Cat and Dog Show
Chicago December 16 The Coliseum Annex hosts three day annual cat and dog show. Exhibits from Beresford Cat club Western Thornton Terrier club and American Toy Dog club join judges and enthusiasts in the largest event yet held in Chicago.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Beresford Cat Club
Western Thoston Terrier Club
American Toy Dog Club
Eliot to Speak on Lawlessness at Civic Forum
New York December 16. At the opening Civic Forum meeting President Eliot of Harvard will deliver an address on Lawlessness at Carnegie Hall this evening. Dr Lyman Abbott will preside and admirers plan a warm welcome ahead of Eliot's impending Harvard retirement.
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Civic Forum
New York
Carnegie Hall
Eliot
Harvard
Lyman Abbott
Outioak
Walker Heads Miners predicted as Walker defeats Lewis
Springfield Illinois December 16 enough returns reach the miners headquarters to predict John H Walker of Illinois will be national president of the United Mine Workers over Tom Lewis of Ohio. Pennsylvania returns show a landslide for Walker Taft Heads Civic Federation. Mrs William H Taft elected honorary chairwoman of the federation's women's branch at the Hotel Astor in New York.
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T la
News
Ohh
Springfield
Hil
Timets
John H. Walker
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Tom Lewis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Walker
Mire. Taft
Civic Federation
New York
William HH. Taft
National Civic Federation
Aator
Mra. Horece Brook
Lebanon
Final revised farm output and value across crops
Washington reports 1908 final estimates from the Department of Agriculture show corn at 2,668,651,000 bushels valued at 1,016,145,000 dollars and 1907 at 2,692,320,000 bushels with 1,334,901,090 dollars. Winter wheat yields reach 427,808,000 bushels valued at 410,330,000 dollars, spring wheat 226,854,000 bushels at 206,406,000 dollars, oats 897,166,000 bushels at 31,172,000 dollars, barley 166,766,000 bushels at 392,442,000 dollars, vs 182,597,000 bushels and 393,290,000 dollars in 1907.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
State Opens in Hains Case as Trial Starts
District Attorney Darrin presents the Prosecution's case against T Jenkins Hains in the murder of Willam Anuia shot by Captain Peter Hains last summer. A 117-member jury is chosen and a water tank model scene will illustrate the shooting with iron manikins acting out positions.
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Finshing
Darrin
T. Jenkins Hains
Willam
Anuia
Peter Hains
Talesmen
Haing
Motor Thieves Suspected In Bucks County Robberies
Police link a pair of clo ver motorcycle riders to a spate of 12 to 15 holdups in Bucks County near Willow Grove Oreland and Fort Washington over five weeks. Two mop on machines seen near each robbery before or after the crimes.
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Motor Cyclista
Willow Grove
Bucks County
Oreland
Fort Washington
Maine big deer take near 3300 as season ends
Bangor Maine reports Maine’s big game season closes with a deer tally near 3300, about 800 more than last year. Moose deaths drop to 125, down 45. Fatal hunting accidents total sixteen, with thirteen deaths from accidental discharge or mistaken identity.
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Maine
Bangor. Me
Emma Goldman Arrested in Bellingham Anarchist Raid
Emma Goldman and Dr. Ben Relftman were arrested in Bellingham Washington to stop an anarchist meeting. Police Chief Code cited treason laws and sent Goldman by train to Canada while Relftman remained in custody.
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Bellingham
Wash
Emma Goldman
Ben Relftman
Code
Whder
United States
Ranaon
Misa Goldman
Canada
Dog Teases Bull Terrier Bites Three Boys in Delaware
Three boys in Wilmington Delaware including George Pierce Luther Garey and Pan Townsend are confined at home after a white bull terrier bit and tore flesh from Pierce who is crippled as the dog was teased and sprang into a crowd at the pound The incident follows a Boston vote story and notes a maple sugar making surge in Delaware county New York with farmers reporting good sap runs and high quality sugar.
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Chewo
Wilmington
Del
George Pierce
Luther Garey
Pan Townsend
Pierce
Delaware County
N. Y
Middletown
Dull Feeling After Sac I Have Used Medicine
The reader reports using Chamberlain's Stomach and Tablets to improve digestion after meals. They mention headaches and stomach discomfort but note perceived relief and seek further guidance. The note references a periodical advice column style on digestion and health.
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Chamberlain
Taft
Increase of Divorces in United States Study
Census bureau findings show divorces far exceed four decades ago with 66 000 yearly rate versus 10 000 at start. The report notes divorces rise three times as fast as population, and wives claim about two thirds of divorces while desertion and unfaithfulness are common grounds. Illinois leads in total divorces, New York shows growth, and Maine has highest rate per 100 000.
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United States
Census Bureau
Washington
Bow
Department of Labor
Carroll D. Wright
Commissioner of Labor
lLinois
Ohio
New Yorks
Wixtgen
Ennsy Rani
Masachusette
Maine
Alimany
Utah
Fvat
Cargo of Five Thousand Cats Sets Sail for Japan
A German port ships five thousand cats for Japan to control rats in maritime towns of the Mikado's realm. A Paris chronicle cites that Japanese cats are pampered and not prolific, with plans for four more consignments of six thousand each, though the port name is not disclosed.
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Japan
Paris
London Globe
Cate
Woman Fanned Corpse After Husband’s Death Threat
A Chinese woman kept vigil fanning her husband’s body in winter. Neighbors asked why she acted thus. She quoted his last words urging her to wait until he is cold before she marries again.
Beware of Frequent Colds and Winter Health Tips
Extract unreadable OCR notes discuss avoiding colds and staying healthy during the season. Mentions prevention tips and seeking information on symptoms and remedies. Contains garbled phrases and partial sentences from a health or advice column.
Maryland National Guard to hold brigade encampment next summer
Adjutant General Warford announced an eight to ten day encampment for the entire Maryland National Guard brigade starting around July 20. Locations under consideration include Frederick Elon and nearby rifle range areas. details await finalization. Regular army officers and units will assist in instruction, making this the largest encampment yet. First Infantry prize rifle awards will be distributed at home stations rather than Baltimore.
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Idelel
Frederick
Elton
Anne Arundel
War Department
Warfield
Department
Adjutant- General
Baltimore
Crothers
COLOR LINE IN CHURCH INVITATION STIRS SHANKSTOWN CONGREGATION
Rev. Mr. Miller pastor of the United Evangelical Church at Shanks town Washington county invited colored minister Rev. Mayle of Clearspring to speak at a revival. The move provoked discontent with some leading members threatening withdrawal while absent members spread the unrest.
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Mr. Miller
United Evangelical Church
Shankstown
Washington County
Mayle
Clearspring
Albaugh Gives Montour House to Westminster Y M C A
George W. Albaugh donates the Montour House for a modern YMCA in Westminster with conditions: at least 600 must be raised for remodeling and if the association disbands, the property is sold and 5000 goes to Albaugh's heirs while the rest funds YMCA work. About 70 members joined and a directorate formed. Westminster plans 6500 for remodeling and 2000 for furnishings.
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Westminster Y. M.C. A
George W. Albaugh
Westmingter
Loag
Albaugh
Young Men's Christian Association
Citizens of
Westminstor
Milk Men Form State Dairymen Organization in Baltimore
Leading dairymen and music producers and distributors from across Maryland met at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore to form a state dairy association. Samuel M. Shoemaker was elected president with A. W. Nicodemus Jr. as vice president and J. Alexis Shriver as secretary. An executive committee includes Shoemaker and Shriver with Henry M. McCullough and Asa B. Gardiner.
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Samuel M. Shoemaker
Baltimore County
L. Amoss
Farmers’ Institute
Shoemaker
4. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Buckeyetown
Frederick County
J. Alexis Shriver
Belair
Henry M. McCullough
Cecil
Asa B. Gardiner
Christmas Mail Tips to Prevent Delays and Losses
Advertises careful preparation for holiday mail to avoid misrouting. Recommends stamping early, using main post office, clear addresses with sender and recipient details, secure packing, registered items for valuables, and using money orders or registered mail for remittances. Encourages mailing well in advance of Christmas.
Hymeneal Tie Unites Long Minnick Couple in Burkittsville
Rfubert R. Long of Middletown and Ethel E. Minnick of Burkittsville wed at Burkittsville on Monday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Charles M. Smith.
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Long—Minnick
Rfubert R. Long
Middletown
Ethel E. Minnick
Burkittsville
Charles M. Smith
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers
Quotations list grain prices and produce per unit from Frederick County farmers. No. 2 Red corn, yellow corn, shelled corn, oats, timothy, mixed hay, wheat, rye, barley, flax, and cottonseed meal with price ranges per bushel, barrel, or ton. Prices include corn, oats, wheat, timothy hay, rye, and bundled feeds.
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Frederick County
Wamar
Ima
Han
Timothy
Iiss
Mae
Aes A
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