Independence News Letter Promotes National Affairs
The issue reports on American and British political figures, including King Edward and President Roosevelt, with commentary on government policy and the Naval Academy. It discusses pardons, resignations, and the value of naval education, noting that some graduates pursue civilian careers and urging stricter midshipman obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Oval Academy
Annapolis
Navy Department
Contemporar y Comment From the Capital Press
The page cites a mix of editorial quips from the Annapolis Capital and Baltimore American noting surprise in a Castellsne row, an alliance between money and titles, postal and insect concerns, and reflections on life creation, a campaign mosquito season, and a mid term legislative time with no Senatorial election.
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Castellsne
Annapolis Capital
Gan
Sherman
Baltimore American
Oyster Bill Faces Tight Deadline At Session Close
Little progress reported on major aims for Ammapolia as the oyster bill with many intricate features nears a critical point. Lawmakers fear time is running out to enact a worthwhile measure before the session ends in Baltimore.
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Ammapolia
Harry
Baltimore News
Edgar Mercer
W. BH. Ruskies
Airy
Zee
Edgar Murer
John J Martin
Gracehim
Hocky Ridge
Cee
M. Bready
J. I Fitzsimmons
Buckerstown
J.fred Petman
Frederick
Morteone Hospital
John J. Brown
George Merkel
Bockeystown Pike
Edgar T. Mercer
O. M. Sperrer
Mt. Alison Ridge Road
Harry R. Snook
Catherine R
Lewist
Mari
T. J. Rolbanet
Jacob al. Keefer
Wises Balt
Lewistows
Histuck
Parner, Auer
Russell P. Hillery
Mary E Hilbery
Petersviile
Sea
Anna
Dronerbare
New London
M. LM. Bready
Pootesvile
Vale
Hyster A. Hook
John A
Wwalkersville
Minutes of Merriness and Snippets of Witty Exchanges
A collage of quips and remarks from various papers. Laughter lines range from mottoing to quick quips about taxes, mendacity, and curious inquiries. The pieces capture playful social banter and sharp phrases from New York Philadelphia Chicago and London observers.
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New York
Philadelphia Bulletin
Simple Life and Public School Divide American Society
From the Savannah News and other papers the piece contrasts domestic ideals and class bias in American life. It argues marriage abroad versus in the United States and notes a tangle of merit inheritance and social exclusivity. It also reports high school leaders at Asbury Park condemning secret societies in public education.
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Gested States
Roanoke World
Simple Life 8
Savanneh News
Cratto
Avery Terdetos
Asme
Asbury Park
Roments with the Muse and Winter Warmth Verses
A quirky column presents verses about a flat wheel on a trolley inspiring a muse and easing lateness. It follows a poetic rhythm of ker bump sounds and commuter life, mingling whimsy with musical imagery in a dated small-town newspaper voice. It ends with a dialect Poem about February and spring, by Wassinetox Stan.
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Ita Thamp
K. F. Morsay
Jonustown
Teibone
Battle to Encourage Use of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A mother keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand to ease fear of colds and croup in children. It quickly cures colds, counters lingering pneumonia tendencies, and may avert a croup attack if given early. Safe for little ones, marketed by A J Pearre's drug store.
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A. J. Pearre
Chamberlain
A. L Pearce
Denon
Priest Attacked at Freeland Parish in Mutilating Home Assault
Rev. Charlies Falducek of St. John's Slavenian Catholic Church was beaten and stabbed in his Free land home while answering a bell. The assailant slashed the priest’s throat and inflicted deep wounds causing 36 stitches. Paramedics treated him. authorities fear more violence if suspect is found. The police suspect Black Hand involvement.
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Wilkes-Barre
Charlies Falducek
St. John's Slavenian Catholic
Freeland
Here
Father Palducek
Indians Gift To Longworth Ends In Buffalo Vest For Groom
Ten Pousit Indian delegation from Oklahoma visited the Capitol to honor Representative Nicholas Longworth with a buffalo skin vest. They hoped to present it to Mrs Longworth but learned she had already received many gifts. President Roosevelt accepted the offering on Longworth’s behalf and promised to pass it along.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Nicholas Leeoaxworth
Learworth
Capitol
Roosevelt
Eagle Horse
Longworth
Longworth Gets License for Miss Roosevelt’s Marriage
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representative Longworth visit city hall to obtain a marriage license. Clerk William F. Lemmon fills the forms as Longworth answers the questions. a rush of clerks and officials witnesses the proceedings amid the crowd.
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Roosevelt
France
Eton
Alice Roosevelt
Xi Hos
Longsworth
Longworth
Nelson Perkins
Bangs. Shaw
Norman
William F. Lemmon
Will Run Open Shop Metropolis Satisfying Printers Union
Fragmentary notice indicates a plan to operate open shop policies in a city printers union dispute. Readers see uncertain phrases about recognition and printing plants in New York, with unclear context and partial statements.
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Metrodst
Printers’ Union
Mnibii
United States Printimz
As- 2
Pryntin
York
Wreck on the Pennsylvania Freight Line At Cones City
A freight train wreck near Cones City involved several cars derailed and caused damage to nearby tracks. Local authorities responded as crews assessed the scene and investigated causes while residents reported the incident occurred in February.
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Pennsy
Pennsylvania
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