Weather and court talk on politics and crime themes
A long column discusses cooler weather predictions tied to regional events including Allegany county, Colonel Pearre’s victory and Taft’s prospects. It critiques temporary insanity as a defense in murder cases, citing the Philadelphia Ledger on acquittal standards and the public’s reaction to such legal theories.
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Borsau
Allegany County
New York
Philadelphia, Ledger
Bar
Enya
Fragmented Minutes and Hushed Family Dialogues
The text presents fragmented converse between a mother and others about a baby, doctors, and changes since marriage. It references limited dialogue on care, habits, and intimate routines, with stray lines about hospital or medical context and a passing nod to American Spectator.
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American Spectator
Meat Inspection Bill Aims for Thorough Federal Oversight
The Washington meat inspection bill seeks a full federal program with a Civil Service staffed force of inspectors paid by a $3,000,000 annual appropriation. Inspectors would access all plant areas at all hours under Agriculture and government direction, with strong emphasis on integrity, competence, and ongoing oversight to ensure meat purity.
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Washington Star
House Committee On
Civil Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Hhe
Agritculture
Civil Service Commission
Vigorovs
Moments With the Muse The Hedga in a Garden
A fragmentary verse tapestry extols flowers and colors through a dreamy garden scene. It quotes Heex Hay Writsty from Harper's Magazine and shifts to a playful meditation on flowers as betrothed or wooed, ending with a garbled note about a reward and science.
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Patton
Rosamery
Rae
Harper's Magazine
Contemporary Comment On Jailed Prominent Men In Baltimore
Fragmentary copy notes discussions of public figures in jail and the idea of revival of debate on punishment and clemency. References to officers and authorities and calls for public discourse on social reform in Baltimore. The text is garbled but hints at political opinion and law enforcement context.
Fatal Wam Storm Kills Four in Philadelphia Area
A hurricane like gale struck Philadelphia on July 2, collapsing walls of the old Forepaugh circus winter quarters and toppling factory debris. Four people died, including James Jordan, George Johnson, Hare Stahl, and John McKenna, with several injured. Damaged properties and costs run into thousands, and rescue crews worked amid dust and darkness as telegraph lines failed.
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Vietine
Philadelphia
Furf
James Jordan
Callowhill Street
George Johnson
Hare Stahl
John McKenna
William
Francis Kelly
William Craig
McGinnia
Jordan
Walla
Lehigh Avenue
Edgemont
An Bey
Episcopal Hospital
Joh Mckenna
Larry Stahl
Port Alchimond
Allam
Alteia
Meangerie
O'Nohe
North Second Street
Pennsylvania Bedding Company
Hone and
Thompson Streets
Bricha
Margre Tis
Uncle Sam's Excellent Year Surplus Tops Twenty Seven Million
Washington July 2 treasury figures show a fiscal year surplus of 27 million dollars, reversing last year’s deficit of 24 million. Receipts from customs and internal revenue set records, total receipts about 597 million with expenditures near 570 million. Internal revenue rose by 15 million and overall year receipts reached 302 million from customs, 256 million the prior year.
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Washington
Treasury
Eas
Cabal reshapes leadership in commission staff changes
The report notes shifts in the commission with key figures reassigned or replaced. John F. Brevece takes on a new role while Joseph Beckiin Bishop continues as secretary. The passage mentions Wassim rom and Jalp 9 in unclear context amid ongoing cabinet adjustments.
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Wassim Rom
Oowald & Rive
Share
John F. Brevece
Joseph Beckiin
Contiues
Commission
Argonauts win at Henley Grand Challenge Cup
Basar Exouaxy reports in Toronto that the Ar gezanis won the fired beat for the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley. Special disputes noted as decisive victory for Argonauts.
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Argonauts
Henley
Basar
Exouaxy
Argezanis
Toronto
Beteler Twiggbes Wedding and Local Baseball Results
Marital ceremony at a chapel with Beteler Twiggbes as the bride. The Buckingham Hosees wore pew uniforms and beat Buckeystown Baleote 10409 in a school grounds baseball game. Lime Kiln defeated Buckeystown 18 to 8 with McAbee and Grover Meeborg homering. Marriage licenses issued for Charles Bonner and Nellie Kauffman. American and Tri State League scores show Yankees, Giants, and Pirates in various matchups. Auction announced for Frederic stock and local bank shares with executor Clayton O. ReedY.
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Buckeystown Baleote
Morningstar
Boatson
Mossburg
Buckeystown Cclub
Buckeystown
Fry
Thomas
Pontoy
McAbee
Cook
Feage
Reocken Fry
Robrback
Feaga
Grover Meeborg
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Record Street
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Baraseen
Statney Martlake
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J. Marshall ‘Miller
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