A Broad View of Duty in City Governance and Prosecution
A Philadelphia letter from Mr. Elibo Root urges Mayor Weaver to prosecute alleged contract and city employee corrupt acts beyond mere legal duty. Root argues public officials must act with power to protect public interests when private prosecution is needed, warning that crimes by those in power are often sheltered by indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elibo Root
Mayor Weaver
Philadelphia
Root
Weaver
Mr. Root
Fragmented editorial quip on potential leaders
A Baltimore Sun quotation suggests if Thomas W. Laween is elected president he should appoint Miss Ida Tarbell as Attorney General. A Cumberland News remark notes that a man who declines to express his views has little to fear from sultry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Laween
Ida Tarbell
Genema
Baltimore Sun
Cumberland News
Honoring Firefighters and Volunteers Across Cities
A Baltimore American remark emphasizes harsher measures against those who provoke fire. The Annapolis Capital praises volunteer firefighters for constant, rapid response by day or night, protecting life and property and earning universal gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis Capital
Unberiness Minutes and Comic Exchanges
A collage of brief humorous exchanges from various sources. Notes on poverty and love, ambition to sing, rent hikes, and a tenant garden dilemma. Scattered lines mention Brookyin Life Detroit Free Press Washington Star Judge and Answers., with quips about cottages and rigging speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrote Free Press
Public Opinion as Judge in Scandals and Law
The piece cites James J. Hill on public opinion as a complement to due process, noting its power to punish malefactors beyond courts. It argues public opinion shaped accountability, with verdicts branded on offenders and influencing justice, sometimes more swiftly than trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PUBLIV OPinion
New York World
James J. Hill
Hill
Hill cays
New York
Moments With The Muse and Local Notices
A fragmentary rural piece recalls a man singing on a rail settee about wealth and indifference. It contrasts nature’s simple contentment with enduring, generous spirit and a line on the ocean as a metaphor for God. Petersville picnic plans are announced for O'Donnell woods on August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersville
Piontc
union
Peteraville
O'Donnell woods
Liberty Towns County Correspondence Notes Local Visit and Church Events
County correspondence reports Mrs Emma Trendle and daughter Angola visiting Mire, Rev Roose Straweberg to preach at the Methodist Protestant church Sunday morning, Rev Luther Widerman to preach at 7 PM. Local visitors include Elizabeth Josias and Lillinglok. Union Sunday schools plan a festival August 5 with Yellow Springs band. Also reports on Rocky Springs weather, crops, and a festival. New Market notes cover residents visiting Baltimore, road work, baptisms, and prior burials. Montgomery politics describe a Democratic primary battle among Spencer CO Jones and Hiatt Lee with Edward O Peter influence and minor issues.
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Montgomery
campaize
Montgomery county
Spencer CO, Jones
Hiatt Lee
Jonoa
Mr. Lee
Edward O. Peter
Mr Lee
Golonal Jones
Mynor
parannal
Tomain
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Phillips Rurkles Wedding in Fort Patrick Street Parish
Hymeneal notice reports the quiet marriage of Mr Thomas Hendricks Phillipe of Long Corner and Miss Nora E. Rep Lon of Plane No 4 this morning at Fort Patrick Street, officiated by Rev J A Oastie.
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PHILLIPS —RURKLES
Thomas Hendricks Phillipe
Long Corner
Mise Nora E. Replon
Plane No. 4
J. A. Oaatie
Fort Patrick street
Brief Hints of Local and General Interest
Mr Edward Shnmore repaving the residence of Mr Lewis Winger on West Patrick street. A handsome pew porch rises before Mr Wa H Reese’s residence on West Fifth street. Charles A Welty organizes labor to repair Allen E Moberly’s home on Booth Markes street. A new pavement fronts Jobe Abbott’s dwelling on West Patrick street by McClellan Poebos. Willard, State's Attorney, attended Motter's Station for a fish-catching trial of seven men. The mountain arsenbine concert by Miss Ricates Clavets at Braddock Heights set for Wednesday evening July 24. Mr and Mrs George Brooner and Mrs Arnold on North Market street enjoyed a Monocacy outing near Lipgsore Allle Son, catching several fish. Municipal authorities clean gutters on East Patrick street after heavy rainfall and Carrall Creek overflow. Frank V Staub on North Market street displayed a new delivery wagon with Deltona teesen on its sides. built by Hagan Bros. Weat Fourth street. Sick watch: Master Nicholas Haller and John L Michael on West Patrick street. A H Harrington of North Market street ill but improving. Miss Mamie Conrad remains ill. Master Nicholas Haller improving from tonsillitis. Freeman Hoyett recovering after traction engine explosion near Bathal church. Mrs J A Maynard of Hagerstown fractured an arm and is still low in Hagerstown after transfer from East Second street to residence of Mrs Henry Rawa borg. she will spend a few days there.
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Edward Shnmore
Lewis Winger
Patrick street
Wa. H. Reese
Weet Fifth street
Charles. A. Welty
banda
Allen E Moberly
Booth Markes street
Jobe Abbott
McClellan Poebos
Willard wan
Motter's Station
aring fish
Mies Ricate
Clavets dacetog
Braddock Heights
George Brooner
Arnold
North Market stries
Lipgscore Allle Son
East Patrick street
Carrall creak
Frank V. Staub
Norkn
Deltoateesen
Hagan Bros
Nicholas Haller
siok
John L. Michael
West Patrick street
A H Harrington
North Marat street
Mamie Conrad
South Market street
Freeman Hoyett
Bathal church
Frederick Hospital
Mra
J. A. Maynard
Hagerstown
Henry B. Rawaborg
East
Mra Ramaborg
Churches announce July 23 preaching schedule
Next Sunday July 23 preaching will be held at multiple churches. Rev Luther Widerman will preach at Unionville 1046 at 3 pm Oak Orchard and 7 pm Libertytown. The Faster will preach at Libertytown 9:30 am and at Unionville 7 pm. Everyone invited.
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L'ngature
Liberty QOlouts
M. E
Luther Widerman
Hunary Grove Camp
Unionville
Oak Orchard
Libertytown
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