Editorial on muckraking and press ethics in journalism
The piece argues muckraking era editors distort truth to boost circulation. It praises reform-minded leaders like Roosevelt while cautioning against sensationalism. It reflects on the profession’s impact on public opinion and the need for responsible reporting and integrity.
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Detroit
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Murderer Debate on Tacometer Amendment Approved
Fragmented report references murder case details and a debate over a tacometer amendment. Names such as Richmond Van Junie Henry Smith Ingsere Dorsey Hal Calvin appear garbled. No clear dates or locations are established in the readable text.
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Ingsere Dorsey
Hal Calvin
Fragmentary snippet with names and places
A partial OCR fragment mentions Cincinnati Burges Helei and a late summer scene. Names and context are unclear, preventing a full news item.
Poison Coffee Fatalities Trigger Police Probe
A string of suspect poisonings at a family household in York County leaves one adult in critical condition and an unnamed minor under observation. Police say the breakfast beverages were served in a rural farm setting, and investigators pursue an attempted murder angle with several family members questioned.
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Drowned Youths at Collegeville Mystery Deepens
In Collegeville, PA, two local students Kina Thomas a seventeen year old sophomore and Poderick L Fogelmann a senior were found dead after a rowboat tragedy on the Perkionién creek near Bollesat’s grade college. Authorities rule out foul play or suicide while a rigid investigation proceeds as families travel east.
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Body Found In Bushes Near Susquehanna River
June 4 Plymouth Pa. John Liskinsky of Plymouth was found dead in bushes along the Susquehanna riverbank. Police say threats had been made against him and suspect foul play. His head shows heavy blows, suggesting instant death after disappearance last Saturday night.
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Pennayto Ralee Eormroutation Rates in Northeast Railroads
Fragmented OCR notes describe railroad rate increases affecting Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and Jersey City regions. Mentions Pennayk waale and imutation fate with unclear dates. Likely notices rail bond or tariff changes across states including Washington and New York.
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Fragmented listing from a market advertisement spread
A damaged OCR fragment shows a long price list with items like herring frozen roe and various cuts of meat. appears to be a bustling late term market or grocery page with per pound and per dozen prices, entangled with garbled text and stray annotations, suggesting a local sale or catalog reading.
Cruelty to Animals Society Secures Charter
At a county meeting the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announced its charter is secured granting full authority to act on all cases of ill treatment. The group lists over eighty members with new names added each meeting. The Diehl Memorial Fountain committee will begin collecting funds from supporters. Health officers for Carroll County are listed by town with names includng Dr. Frank in Taneytown and Dr. Luther Kemp in Uniontown among others.
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Exhibition of pupil handiwork at Maryland School for the Deaf
A display at the Maryland School for the Deaf features pupil work in furniture making wood carving and weaving. Younger children present kindergarten and schoolwork that is highly creditable highlighting craft and learning progress.
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New Garage to Open in Houck Property Area
A new garage will be opened under the management of Mr Milton H Burke, formerly of Frederick, as part of the Houck property on Weet Patrice Street. Burke will be associated with the venture.
Be fit Paid Henry E mer treabhrér council
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an amount of 200 and a council context. Details are unclear due to garbled transcription. Key named entities are Henry E and Mountain, with mentions of monetary sums and a council reference.
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Woman's Great Ides and Electric Bitters Ad
A garbled 19th century advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for constipation pimples and complexion issues. It claims benefits for stomach liver and kidney functions, purifying blood and improving skin and nerves. Sold at Poarre's Moflera Pharmacy.
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DS Love
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A. Moflera
Nat Goodwin and Edna Gooch in Matrimony Dispute
A fragmented 1890s style report discusses Nat Goodwin and Edna Gooch amid divorce proceedings. It notes Nat's multiple marriages prior and his ongoing alimony concerns, with references to Ellen, Wetherby, Nella, and Maxine Elliott in a period tone.
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Alumnae Reunion And Commencement Reception Held
A detailed report outlines the alumnae reunion and commencement ceremonies held Saturday afternoon. An old church service, graduation exercises, and a university reception followed with remarks by President Mike Marnik. Diplomas, addresses, and benedictions concluded the program, with notable attendees from local and distant communities.
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Health and political notes from Carroll county and beyond
Health officers for Carroll county report ongoing concerns as local issues surface alongside state and national figures. Former state lawmakers and congressmen are mentioned in political context while Naval Academy diplomas are awarded and commencement events approach with planned exercises and a key address at St Charles University.
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Carroll
Aly
Ategeratown
Myates
Caroline
David E. Dakaba
Pearte
Juint Gebate
Secretary of the Navy
Moyer
Naval’ ‘Academy
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Roy
Shabana
Catholic University
St. Charles
Allege
Roosevelt speech sparks sharp cross Atlantic review
The Saturday Review and The Nation critique Roosevelt's Guildhall address, noting politeness vs bluntness in reception and commenting on his American leadership. They discuss how Roosevelt minds his own business while shaping British empire perceptions and offer cautious praise and critique.
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Roosevelt visit to Colonial Home Hosts Noted Explorers
The event at Colonel Arthur Lees home in London featured Mrs Roosevelt as guest with John Chamberlain and famed Antarctic explorers Captain Robert F. Scott and Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston. Roosevelt met Joseph Chamberlain and discussed the Riviorners event from February, with health concerns noted.
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Robert F. Scott
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Joseph Chamberlain
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Kaiser's World: Imperial Signings Amid Illness
The article reports on Kaiser Wilhelm II's incapacitation limiting state papers, while Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm Willan or Wilhelm Frederick acts in governance. It notes a near healing of his wrist and mentions Potsdam and the imperial environment as key context.
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Willan
Salvation Army outreach to Shenandoah College event in Harrisonburg
James H Marshall and Lieuta Storm of the American Salvation Army have returned from Virginia where they attended a festival at Shenandoah College and Institute in Harrisonburg on the circus grounds for the benefit of the circus. Open air services planned this evening on Market Street and Patelek Streets. Sunday School at 8 20 a m for colored and 3 1 a m for whites. Children’s outing date set for next month with tickets to be distributed by the Corps.
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New Express Train Trims Route From Berkeley Springs
A new Baily Semi Express Train operates through Berkeley Springs and Frederick, with service to New York via the Baltimore and Ohio, arriving at 8 00 p m. The ticket agent confirms timetable and secure time.
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