Government vows retrial in Standard Oil case despite reversal
President Roosevelt directs the Attorney General to seek a retrial of the Standard Oil case after the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling and reduced the $29,400,000 fine. Officials say the government will press to have the corporation punished for its offenses to uphold the law.
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Fragments of Public Speech and City Life
The clipping mixes quotes on marriage, fame, politics, and public life. It includes remarks about audience building, stopping trains for a thought, a king’s speech, and a legislator noting armaments. the tone suggests opinion fragments from Chicago and Philadelphia papers.
The Voice of the Press Snippet
A jumble from the New York Press and Washington Herald comments on summer heat and mind control, plus social and political rhetoric about African Americans, Taft Roosevelt legates, and party loyalty. It questions Republican ties of Black voters and party mockery of Democratic aims amid stray remarks.
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Moments With The Muse In Nazareth Poem Verse
A fragmentary poem appears in Nazareth magazine noting poems about love prayer and worship. It contrasts earthly chapels with a wind swept altar and humble devotion, attributed to E. D. Stows in Spectator.
Hagerstown Defeats Frederick 8 to 1 in Fractured Game
Hagerstown pitcher Griffith struggled with hits as Frederick’s Kreba and Krebd exited with injuries. Hagerstown built a six run second inning, aided by errors and timely hits, then added two more in the sixth to seal an 8 to 1 victory over Frederick.
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Women Vote On Bond Issue In Annapolis Referendum
At Annapolis a two day referendum on 40000 dollars in municipal bonds drew 168 voters with 36 women including about a dozen colored women. Women voted with male relatives assisting. results suggest women opposed fat expenditures and higher taxes. Two separate bond propositions were on the ballot and voting occurred in four periods over two days.
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Old Time Arithmetical Puzzles Baffle Young Minds
A long recounting of 18th and 19th century arithmetic problems shows how playful language and trick numbers challenged children. Examples include doors with doubling payments, geese counts, and odd worded questions about weights, prices, and ages, illustrating historic teaching quirks and curiosity.
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King’s rescue and royal deception in tale of twins
A dramatic story unfolds with a baby switched at birth and a king saved from danger. A mother identifies the attendants who seized her child, the king confesses, and the young lovers’ fates are blessed, followed by a local notice of the United Brethren Sunday school gathering at Mountaindale.
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