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Enbeczibera
Money King Schwab Plans New York Mansion
Article notes Osaries M Schwab arranging a New York house valued around 3 350 000 with a staircase coat d ng near half a million. It also covers anti trust law debates and criticisms of Shermans act, a Filipino court martial for cruelty, and praise for a new negro leader in the Atlanta Constitution, including provocative quotes about Jim Crow and race relations in the South.
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Osaries M. Schwab
New York
Schwab
Atlanta Constitution
She Constitution
Sam Jones
South
Conndt
Contem porary Comment From Hagerstown Herald
Fragmentary note questions real value of a project in Venezusia and hints at permanent occupation if costs are not zero. The item cites the Hagerstown Herald and reflects a skeptical view of economic or political claims.
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Venezusia
Hagerstown Herald
Beveridge Declines Next Vice Presidential Nomination
The Baltimore Herald and Baltimore World report Senator Beveridge will not accept the vice presidential nomination. The mock debate notes Beveridge as a young man with possible presidential ambitions, while others joke that only death could promote him to the presidency.
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Beveridge
United States
Noeither Will Batley
Baltimore American
Mr. Beveridge
Oyater Bay
Baveridge
Baltimore World
Minutes of Merriness and Quips in City Columns
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Madge
Dolly
Marjorie
New York
Predictions and Prosperity in the Press
The Chicago Post notes superstition and prophesy in vogue, while the St Louis Globe Democrat highlights a New York and Boston securities payout near 140 million dollars. It cites rising rail earnings and a steel trust wage boost of 10 percent adding 24 million to workers’ pay, signaling golden U S prosperity.
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New York
Boston
Steal Trust
United States
The Danish West Indies Arbitration Debate
The Federal State Department argues for sending the Danish West Indies dispute to The Hague for arbitration. Washington expects Denmark to ratify the annexation treaty after October elections, though the Diet may block it. Observers note islands’ value lies mainly in coaling and naval positions, with the broader price uncertain unless strategic gains prove worthwhile.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Federal State Department
United States
New York Evening Post
St. Thomas
France
Denmark
Peaes
St. Thomes
Isolated Islands Seek Annexation by United States
A foreign correspondent notes that inland populations on St Thomas St John and St Croix have dwindled since 1800s due to the American acquisition of Porto Rico and better opportunities there. Islanders favor annexation, pointing to near unanimous pro annexation votes in 1808 and Seward's rejected treaty as a historical setback, now seen as a minor expansion episode.
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Virgin Passage
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Porto Roo
Congress
Seward
Moments With The Muse And The Rose In Verse
A collage of fragments includes poetry about the rose and joy of bloom, moral maxims, notes on salad plants, a domestic exchange about money and life insurance, plus civic notices. It mentions St Helena caves, Col Rouzer Reappointed, and DC Deputy Register of Wills Dent.
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John R. Honzer
Thurmont
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Congress
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Lee B. Mosher
Locating Smokeless Guna and Medical Advances
The article discusses training schemes for soldiers and new locational devices for smokeless powder. It notes progress in medicine over the past years, highlighting Hoatet ter's Siomech Ritters as a leading remedy for digestion, heartburn, and other ailments, and endorses its family medicine use.
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Hoatetter
Liniment for Stralas At Deer Park
Mislabeled text describes a liniment advertised for lame joints and sore muscles. Mentions Deer Park and a product related to Crancelsin’s Peis Balmar as a remedy option. References are unclear and contain many transcription errors but indicate use against winter stiffness and leg pain.
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Stralas
Deer Park
Syreto
Death and Obituaries in Frederick Area News
Obituaries and notices from Frederick Maryland area include Mrs Barbara Schroedel age 88, death due to heart failure likely heat related, funeral Saturday at 2 from her son George Schroedel's home. Also Oliver F Young 70, cancer of the stomach, civic church worker with five children. Other deaths include Mrs Clara Wright 74 Point of Rocks, Mrs Annie Lare Webb Greenville Ohio, John Datrow retired farmer near Middletown. Entries mention funerals, cemeteries, and survivors.
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Barbara Schroedel
George Schroedel
Fourth Street
Beard
Augustus Rowe
Mary Hiltner
Andrew Strobe
Urleans
Mt. Oliver
Oliver F
Oliver F. Young
Frederick
Haat Second Street
Young
M.&. Church
Sandey
Mesars
Harry Young
New York
Thomas Young
Washington
Clarence Schroeder
Grafton
W. Va
Nannie
Mary Young
J.T. Wright
Clara Wright
J. T. Wright
Point of Rocks
Virgins
L. M. Wright
Springfield
Ohio
Walter Brown
E. O. Wright
Frank Brown
Port of Rocks
Mr. Edwards
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Henry Webb
Annie Lare Webb
Greenville
Philip Nussbaum
Public Sale of Maple Lawn Farm in Frederick County
Public sale ordered by the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland for the Maple Lawn farm of John T Best deceased. The July 12 1902 auction at Frederick Court House will offer about 10 974 acres with a large stone house barn and extensive outbuildings, plus five to seven outbuildings and fruit trees. Down payment 500 cash. balance paid in two annual installments or full cash option. Possession April 1 1903. Terms include one third cash at sale and two equal annual payments with interest.
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