Famine care questioned as candidates debated in town politics
The column discusses Aspersreviy Bussis’s ability to aid famine sufferers and questions her commitment. It mentions upcoming municipal candidate selection and reports on misstatements about Mr Bryan and Mr Ryan. It notes Roosevelt and Dr Long’s dispute over animal stories and public calls for clarity on the president’s stance.
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Long
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Ohio
Gary
Fragmented OCR Clip Sparks Unclear Weather Talk
A garbled newspaper fragment cites weather hints and political chatter regarding Colonel George Alexander Pease Qealdies and a Maryland governorship race. The legible items reference Baltimore sources and speculative discussion about spring weather and summer conditions amid campaign talk.
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George Alexander Pease Qealdies
Meryland
Siigibarg
Country spends beyond means in prosperous era says Racord
The Tanerville Record laments national spending spree, warning that prosperity breeds vanity and a day of regret will come when earnings decline. It urges prudence and saving, criticizing the motto come easily come easily as reckless indulgence.
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Minutes of Merriness Parody Laughing Exchange
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from fictional characters and readers. The passages feature playful banter about parrot talk, government expense jokes, a car breakdown misunderstanding, and marital domestic humor.
Ungrateful Filipinos and American Rule Critique
A compendium of editorial clippings arguing about Taft and Philippine policy. The New York World questions Filipino gratitude while praising Taft for governance, noting costs and governance under U S rule. It contrasts American reform efforts with railroad and political interests, assessing consequences of intervention.
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Taft
Congress
Philippines
Washington
Moments With The Muse Saocrifice And Selfless Love
A poetic portrait of a modest, unknown woman whose life centered on helping others not herself. She lacked fame, drew few friends, yet her steady kindness and gentle wisdom guided those around her, serving without praise as life’s quiet, sustaining force.
Sunday World Religious Talks and School Events Summary
Sunday programs across churches featured sermons from Elder D B Engler in New Windsor and Dr Erohbaoh at Evangelical Reformed, with Sunday school sessions and choir music. The First Baptist and Lutheran congregations held services and Christian Endeavor meetings, while St John’s Catholic observed early masses and first communions. The Brethren and Episcopalian churches reported sacraments, prayers, and a ninth anniversary Sunday school event with a large attendance, music, and numerous student performances. The article also includes a general note about a catarrh remedy and local advertisement tips.
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New Windsor
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Bioh
Lizarus
Jao
Norgurrendar
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D. Worman
van Wert
St. John's Catholic Church
Corpoe Obriatt
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J. W. Kiracofe
Cbrietian Endeavor
Alien Kline
M. D. Harp
Chambersburg
All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Sohnsysville
O M Gilpin
Eula Johnson
Beshodies Episcopal Church
Giorgi W Shoemaker
A J. Gil
Epworth Longus
G. W. Shoemaker
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Holy Commission
Dixon
Graos Reformed Church
BL McLean
J Travers Thomas
O. B. T. Hendrickson
Walter McDaniel
Sidle Zimmerman
Rachel Thomsa
Halen Stokes
Robert Drumbaugh
Philip Grove
Calvin Bohaeffer
Kiden Kefsaver
Pearl Bord
Noble Fout
Clare Cramer
Paul Kline
Margaret Stokes
Grace Bentz
Jennie Ensminger
Olty Opera House Lease Proposals Considered by Mayor Board
The Mayor and Aldermen met in session to open bids for leasing the Olty Opera House from October 1, 1907 to May 1, 1910 and October 1, 1907 to May 1, 1912. Wood and Libbers bid 50800 for first period and 58000 for second. their bid accepted.
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Nixon & Zammeurman
Joseph F. Benoht
God
A. M. Wood
Harry J. Lebbert
Mr. Schell
Lease
Messrs Wood and
Libbers
K. H. Stafford Manufactering Co
Baltimore
Frank L Stoner
Mensee
Bowere
East Churoh
Douglas
Charies_O. Waters
Washington, Gettysburg
Zant All Sainte Street
Markes
Owrroll
Alec Ostroll
Patrick Stress
Atlantic City's Fifty Year Plan To Become The Paris Of America
Leaders and hotel men at the Hotel Chalfonte outlined a $50,000,000 program to transform Atlantic City over fifty years. The plan features an artificial Venice like canal linking Ganiers basin to Chelsea, a large water tower, and extensive parks with a 135 foot boulevard reworking Pacific avenue to Arkansas avenue. The proposal would boost hotel values and reshape the city’s valuable beachfront area.
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New York Evening Sun
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Chelsea
Pacific Avenue
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