Kennan on Japan Germany War Probabilities and Trade
The article reports George Kennan, back from Japan, arguing against war with the United States. He says Japan and the U S would both lose in conflict, and criticizes Hobson. Kennan asserts Germany cannot need to provoke a trade war, praising Japan’s commercial methods but noting merchants’ shady practices.
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Fragmented quotes reflect public sentiment during campaigns
The text compiles clipped dialogue from various papers including the Philadelphia Press and Washington Star. It mocks campaign rhetoric and public opinion while noting politicians like Senator Sorgum dismissing sentiment as lacking fiscal impact.
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No Walk-Over Implied in Campaign Voices
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues against a walk over for Bryan and notes Taft as a well equipped GOP nominee. The Minneapolis Journal criticizes pushy front porch candidates and urges dignified, spontaneous stump speech over staged appearances.
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Moments With The Muse The Memory And The Palace
Fragmentary verse notes recounting memories of friendship and war. Poem images mix memory of past towns, a ruined landscape, and a queenly palace with longing for peace and love. Ends with literary style attribution to authors in Harper's Bazaar June issue.
Farmers Anso Crop Prices Dctivity and Market Movement
A Chicago correspondent to the New York Post notes farmer reluctance to sell at present base values. Producers hold out for higher prices, shifting marketing methods, with May futures around forty cents and a potential 9 cent rise offset by crop damage concerns. Wheat demand from mills and rising internal consumption delay movements to terminals as new crop quality returns strong signals.
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Brookland Defeats Frederick in One-Sided Park Contest
Brookland from Washington D C defeated Frederick at Athletic Park on Saturday in a one sided game. The final score was not clearly legible in the report but Brookland led throughout and secured a decisive victory.
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Local Obituaries and Notices Highlight Baltimore Deaths
The column records multiple Baltimore deaths and funerals. Bernard Augnetis McAbee dies in his eleventh year at his mother’s home on Appleton Street. Elizabeth O Sullivan widow passes away at 501 East Madison Street. notices for colored infants Mary Weeden and David Meredith, and Thomas P. Rice and others. Also reports a gasoline stove accident injuring Mrs. J Henry Lampe. Funeral details and interments at Hope Hill and Greenmount cemeteries are provided.
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Appleton Streat
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East Madison Street
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Crimmwins
North Market Street
W. A. Harris
Intermont
Greenmount Cemetery
Thorne P. Price
Aior and Aederma Wed in Mindale Ceremony
Hymeneal notice records the marriage of Charlie Henry Rice Aior of Mindale to Nae Gubee Aederma. The ceremony occurred in Sainte Bata afternoon at 2 o’clock conducted by De Gatoeose Tngie.
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Local Obituaries and Aerial Incidents Reported
Hagerstown mourns Hurriaen H Saalth and William H Hurts as Baltimore region reports multiple deaths. Aberdean and Chillford losses noted with officials Penny and Karns resignations. Garrett Allegangrove disturbances, Sunday school convention in Leatio Camp near Etktoh. Annapolis arrest of John Diggs, alleging threats to kill wife.
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Law Against Nuisances Cited From Maryland Code
A subscriber sent an extract from Maryland Code Article 43 Section 20 noting that few have seen it. The text describes local boards of health issuing notices to abate nuisances in water courses wells and other sites and outlines penalties for noncompliance and repeated offenses.
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House Robbed and Cavalry Arrivals Reported in Local News
A household on Mark Avenue was robbed during a film at Mountaindale on Saturday. Entry through a window yielded about five dollars. valuables remained undisturbed. Cavalrymen from Troop E of the 13th U S Cavalry, led by Lieut James Goethe, arrived from Gettysburg and traveled to Fort Myer Va after a stopover in Rockville. Local Baptist Sunday school team defeated the Brunswick YMCA by five to two with Rev Porter praising the win.
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The Yankee and the Russian Duke in a Petersburg Puddle
A brief tale recounts an American in St. Petersburg in 1610 who, after a narrow street clash with Grand Duke Constantine in a thawing puddle, uses a quick wit to win a bet on even or odd. Constantine reports the incident to the czar, leading to a palace dinner invitation.
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