New York and Laurel News Items Highlight Reforms And Arts Tariff
The piece comments on Senator Hanna's diminished influence after the Ohio Speakership fight and Tammany Hall’s bribery exposure in New York. It notes Laurel’s debate over Carnegie library funding and maintenance, and argues art tariff removal would benefit American artists. It also cites ex Senator Chandler urging the president to delegate office appointments to cabinet officers to avoid overwork.
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United States
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Ietter
Andrew Carnegie
Phelps
Laurel
Gorman
D. H. Carrol
the Laure) Cotton Mills and Cotton Duck Trust
Presidential Appointments Reflect Public Interest
The public sees presidential appointments as a major duty not a minor detail. Supporters say the President Emphasizes personal responsibility for selections and will resist external pressures to serve the public interest. Critics warn against overwork and unfounded fears about risks from the President’s workload.
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Chandler
Maryland Higher Education Debate and State Names
Maryland considers Johns Hopkins University for liberal state support as critics spar over higher education funding and a state university, while towns debate name changes and politicians face scrutiny during the 1902 legislative session. The Johns Hopkins University is favored for offering broader advantages than a state institution.
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Baltimore American
Fragmented Chats and Quips in a City Paper
A collage of humorous exchanges and banter from a 1920s era paper. The snippets include insurance, domestic woes, social gossip, and exaggerated anecdotes. Witnessed lines touch on a fire, missing teeth, a high society marriage rumor, a financier suitor, revolution talk, a blunt joke about a summer home named Hades, and a punning reply about no place like it.
The Voice of the Press Opines on The Year Ahead
A collage of editorials notes hope for a year free from inquiry and mocks old rulers. It contrasts embalming ice with ancient rites and argues for enduring bridges built of granite over fleeting steel.
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Chicago Record-Herald
The Secret of Music Hidden in Nature and Art
A poetic reflection questions music’s source and power, contrasting nature and crafted technique. It ponders how melody awakens the soul and whether invokes from trees, rivers, and instruments, while a second fragment notes whiskey as a trusted restorative warned as stronger than doctors.
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Mtredith Nicnoxsox
Indianapolis News
Misunderstanding Over Lady Pauncefote Leads at New Year
Special Correspondent from Washington notes the New Year reception at the White House went smoothly apart from Lady Pauncefote heading the diplomatic procession due to Lord Pauncefote's illness. German diplomats denied any insult while the Kaiser's envoy reportedly asked for escort. Roosevelt met Miles and Dewey, veterans greeted him warmly, and Miss Alice Roosevelt drew Kaiser's compliment with a yacht sponsorship gesture. Police reflect on 1901 crimes as Washington braces for Maryland legislature and Ohio factional fights.
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Obituary notices from Mendon and surrounding areas
Henry Zimmerman of Mendon Illinois dies at age 79 after a life spanning Emmitsburg and Greenford. Clarence E Derr dies of heart disease at 32 in Hamilton Ohio. Catharine Wilhide dies aged 72 at Thormont. Rose Parsons of Baltimore dies at 80. Mary Hater admitted to Home for the Aged. Auction planned for Mrs. Alice Koortz household goods tomorrow.
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Emmitburg
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Greenford
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M. Seabrooks
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Liberty Township
Slater
Clarence E. Derr
Charles E
Alice R. Derr
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Derr
Derrise
Hamilton
Olivet Cemetery
Mes
Catharine Wilhide
Catharine
Henry Wilhide
Nelson Wilhide
Thormont
W.L. Martin
U. B
Rose
Rose Parsons
Theodore Parsons
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Baltimore
Greats of Internet Here and There Westerday and Today
Rev Father Rabbia marks the fifteenth anniversary of his pastorate at St Marys Catholic Church in Hagerstown. The remains of Mrs Mary Ellen Young were interred in the Presbyterian cemetery at Boyds. An unknown man’s body was found in the Chesapeake and Delaware canal at Chesapeake City. City Engineer Douglas P Lefevre unveils a $15000 trunk sewer through Cumberland. Singerly Pulp Mills in Elkton reopen after October closure with extensive improvements. An unknown miscreant fired into two residences, inmates unharmed. The golden anniversary of Rev Matthew O Keefe at St Francois Catholic Church Towson noted with gifts including $1000 in gold. Forest Glen Presbyterian Church considers leaving Baltimore Presbytery for Washington Presbytery. A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train backed into a crossing in Cumberland, knocking off an electric car vestibule. Motorman Alfred J Troxell reversed the motor to save six passengers.
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Matthew O Keefe
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Presbyterian Church
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Montgomery County
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Christmas Program At M P Church In Buckeystown
County correspondence details a December 27 entertainment at M P church with a trimmed venue, a Buckeystone choir contribution, and a lengthy program of music, recitations, solos, duets, and a children’s dialogue. Local residents and visitors are listed along with holiday greetings and small-town social notes. The edition closes with a moral verse titled Song of Duty from the Washington Star.
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Tell
Shepherda, Tell
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Cora Mosburg
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Aolo
Prince of Peace
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Ismmttburg
Elections Tonight At United and Junior S F E Meetings
The United and Junior S F E Companies will hold annual meetings tonight to elect officers for the year. United to convene at 7 and Junior at 7 30 with proceedings likely determining leadership and duties for the coming year. Also noted are local ads and testimonials about health products and remedies.
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