Philadelphia relief aid and coal strike tensions
Philadelphia sends 5000 dollars to Topeka flood relief and pledges more if needed. In the anthracite coal field dispute miners threaten to strike over the union naming of conciliation board members, while operators insist the union selection followed the Strike Commission rules and propose federal judge or Judge Gray to resolve.
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Woman's College of Frederick Celebrates Ten Year Mark
The Woman's College of Frederick closes its tenth year with an anniversary address by President Apple. The report highlights steady growth, prudent finances, and a liberal policy prioritizing thorough education for young women.
Tax News Extends Congratulations on Educational Record
Tax News extends its congratulations for a decade of sound education at moderate cost and offers best wishes for continued growth and prosperity to Mubity and 60 young women seeking affordable schooling nationwide.
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Roosevelt chores and band wagons dominate era editorials
Contemporary comment quotes praise for President Roosevelt from Wyoming admirers and other states praising a band wagon welcome. The Kansas governor vows to appoint only those with savings for a rainy day, while observers expect Roosevelt's homecoming with parade fanfare.
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Minutes of Merriness and Fragments of Quotations
A collage of clipped quips and snippets from various papers. Jests about lawyers, tramp scenes, and playful exchanges appear with brief exchanges and misquoted lines. The text reads like a humorous miscellany, blending opinions and witty fragments.
The Tight Corset Debate and Alien Population Overview
A Civil War era style treatise warns against corset use highlighting health harms and vanity myths. It then cites a Kansas City Journal report on heavy immigration to the United States with 750,000 foreigners this year and many from Europe. by 1905 one in sixty eight residents may be foreign born, noting widespread foreign lineage in early colonies and across states.
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Moments With The Muse A Smoking Woman
A reflective verse piece on a woman whose pleasantness hides a restless heart. The poem contrasts beauty and grace with the absence of fame’s quick pulse, noting how smiles endure longer than fame and praising the enduring charm of being consistently pleasing. Roy Fare. Grants, in the Jace Housekeeper.
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Tenth Anniversary at Woman's College of Frederick
Last night a ten year anniversary program marked the Woman's College progress with President Apple and others in attendance. A historical address, anniversary poem, and stories highlighted a decade of growth from two buildings and eighty students to four buildings, a music and art conservatory, a larger faculty, and an enrollment of 161 students with 60 boarders.
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Endowment and growth of Frederick County College
The article reviews a decade of Frederick County AAPS Bank context with 125 graduates and diverse outcomes. It notes 83 graduates across 17 states, with many teaching in public schools, pursuing higher study, or marrying. Financials show receipts near 140000 over ten years, expenditures just under that, and a substantial endowment of about 25000. Contributions funded labs, gym, library, and music facilities, including a new pipe organ and concert pianos.
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Alleged confession sparks manhunt in Betts murder case
The Hagerstown Mail reports an alleged Betts confession prompted William Scadden to flee with his Winchester and revolver near Jog town claiming he saw the killing of Letts. Scadden, accused of witnessing the murder, left at dusk with ammunition. Frederick officials plan to question him as authorities say they know nothing definitive of his involvement.
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Learn to remove both types, some people claim
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