The Daily News Subscription Rates and Office Address
The Daily News lists subscription costs in advance and offers mail or telegraph options. It notes carriers deliver, with call-in and mail orders through the news office, and mentions advertising and business inquiries via the office.
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Telepont Exchange
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Government Purchasing Follies Highlight Public Money Waste
A critical piece laments Far and wide how red tape and sloppy public procurement inflate costs. It cites a Pacific Coast ship contract where a cheaper Atlantic bid plus delivery costs would have saved about ten thousand dollars, illustrating the need for private‑sector discipline in government spending.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Cosat bem
Cape Horn
Pacifico Coast
California
Contemporaries Debates Humor and Prohibition Policy
The Weather Bureau earns praise for its groundhog based forecasting humor. Okishoma criticizes excessive dry humor as unsafe for a prohibition state for 21 years. The Senate is described as slow and antiquated, blamed for contributing to a failed rate bill after House action.
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Weather Bureau
Baltimore Sun
ee Okishoma
Baltimore American
House
Senate
Cumberland Times
Fragmentary note on state pride and naval gifts
A damaged excerpt discusses gifts from a state to the Navy and civilians, described as expressions of community pride and sympathy for a named ceremony. The text references Annapolis and a chronicle, but specifics are unclear due to missing wording.
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Annapolla
Minutes of Merriness with Comic Quips
A column of lighthearted quotes from early 20th century papers. The snippets include playful exchanges about ideal men and brains from Philadelphia Press and Chicago Record-Herald, a lazy genius at the top and bottom, and jokes about kissing and photography from Cleveland Leader and Chicago News.
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Valladelphia Ledger
Senate balks at arbitration treaties in peace drive
The Washington Star reports Secretary Hay’s claim that no further action will be taken on arbitration treaties with major powers. Senator Teller defends constitutional duty while critics say the Senate delays peace efforts over presidential authority and treaty ratification. The piece condemns Senate delays and warns that international peace may be postponed by disputes over procedural rights.
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Back to the Old Primeval Dream in Pearsons Monthly Poem
A fragmentary poem recalls moments with a muse and a longing for mysterious places and childhood scenes. It contrasts restless adult weariness with visions of a baby sleeping, pondering memory and time. The piece evokes nature, night sounds, and nostalgic imagery from Pearsons Monthly.
Pardons Board Grants Rehearing in Double Execution Case
The State Board of Pardons in Haitaiserng granted a rehearing to Mrs. Kate Kawarda and Greason, a Black man convicted as an accomplice in a murder. Their scheduled execution at Head tog tomorrow was postponed pending the rehearing.
Execution of Frank Ratsinger by Fall from Scaffold
Special Dispatch reports in BuWas ton New Jersey that Frank Ratsinger, convicted wife murderer, was hanged today. The rope broke and his neck dislocated, causing death within ten minutes at the scene.
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Frank Mateinger
Wils Mucdorar
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Buwaston
N. J
Frank Ratsinger
Ratsinger
Revival at Mill Tinven Church Continues Amid Converts
Rocky Spring district reports a revival at the Church of God in Mill Tinven led by Rev. S A Kipe with 13 penitents at the altar and 12 conversions so far. Other notes cover illnesses, social visits, hunting foxes, and local gatherings in the Rocky Ridge area.
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Church of God
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Kipe
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Geo. Twenty
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John G Moore
Virgie Summers
Yellow Springs
slater
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Noah Morrell
John
Minnie Tucker
Frederick
Wm. Tocker
Edgewood
Ida & Mercer
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Wm. H Lakin
F.C. Miller
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Buckesstown
Edward Mercer
J W. Jones
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West Falls
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King
Patrick Street
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Frank L Stoner
mortence
Clarence Lindsar
Unionville
Mary Rankies
sage T. Rankles
Woodville
Edear T. Mercer
D. Hobbs
City
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Jas. O. Harve
Joseph W Gaver
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Edard T. Mercer
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Hayestown
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John D. Gattner
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Luther Bready
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Lewistown
Walkeraville
Alt Pleasant
Lawrence
Marion N. Hunkles
Wm. H. Hunkles
Mr. Atry
Le M. Bready
Wm. T. Getsler
Park Mills
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C.D. Baker
Ataby Church
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Edgar T. Mercer
Rufus E. Purdum
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Newton A. Fulton
Waikeraville
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John T. Beat
Maple Laws Farm
Joseph Buscard
Noah E. Cramer Head Downward Train Schedule Fragment
Schedule fragment lists Noah E. Cramer with arrival and departure times between stations including Hancock Bir Poo and Chariton. Mentions Hagerstown and Williamsp't with times 9 26 and 10 35, 6 30. Indicates a dated timetable piece with partial entries and routes.
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Ladd
Washington Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore and Way
Cumberland
Hegerstown
Washington and Way
Rincipal Way
Beltimore
Harper’s Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Staunton
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Washington Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Indianapoli
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Lexington and Way
Martinuapurs
Hageratown
Brunswick
Wayo
Cherry Ran
Hancock
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