San Francisco Rebuilding Excerpts From Southern Pacific Bulletin
The bulletin highlights San Francisco’s post earthquake recovery, noting public energy and optimism. Mayor Schmitz credits residents for perseverance, stating the city shows resilience and value of business property remains steady despite past destruction.
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Political Shifts and Maryland Figures Highlighted
The report notes lawmakers backing corporate privilege over public control as the House eyes beef inspection changes and Senate proposals. It recalls ex Senator Gorman’s career and his death leaving a mark on Maryland politics and the Democratic party.
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Man of Mystery Returns as Cap'n Henk
Odd clan headline notes a character styled as Cap'n Henk with playful quips about his supposed feats. The piece frames this figure as a colorful local curiosity, hinting at nautical flair and comic bravado in a folksy tone.
Quoted Snippets Highlight Colonial Speech and Society
A collage of humorous exchanges and rural talk from early 20th century papers. It reproduces dialect heavy quips among judges teachers visitors doctors captains and sailors, with remarks on aging speech and mispronounced phrases. The fragment preserves character voices and social scenes in a brisk, period tone.
Market Growth Pushes Home Demand Over Foreign Trade
The United States population declines yearly by 1.5 million, increasing domestic needs for food clothing and education. The home market is presented as more vital to national prosperity than expanding abroad, with implications for Kansas politics, and reaction to Berkman’s release raising concerns on policing and public safety.
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Moments with the Muse and a nation in verse
A collage of lyric fragments includes a Thomas Bailey Aldridge quatrain about love and distance, dialect verse on work and daily life, a brief jab at social critique, and an old advertisement extolling a constitutional remedy for catarrh with a money-back claim.
Praise for a Missionary Foe Reformed Church Messenger Portrait
The piece profiles William E. Lampe a Frederick Maryland native who became a missionary in Japan. It details his education at Princeton and Lancaster Theological Seminary his rapid ascent as a church administrator and financier and his work guiding construction and evangelism in Sendai Akita and Amamachi amid wartime strain.
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President Discusses San Francisco Bond Proposal
A sub-committee from the citizens' finance committee travels to Washington to seek the President's views on Congress extending long time bonds of San Francisco totaling $200,000. A telegraphic message preceded the trip to obtain federal stance on the plan.
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Johnstown Floods Wreak Havoc Across Counties
Severe storms induced flash floods inundating Johnstown and nearby towns in Cambria Westmoreland Somerset and Butler counties. Stony Creek rose seven feet in 90 minutes flooding basements and forcing factory shutdowns. Island Park destroyed and Hooversville school washed away. overall losses estimated at twenty five thousand dollars with at least twenty lives reported. Communication and rail service disrupted temporarily as floodwaters receded and streets remained muddy.
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Charges Filed Against New York District Attorney Jerome
A complaint charging Jerome the district attorney of New York has been filed with Governor Higginbotham. William M. Amory of New York City and Frank E. Perley, secretary to the governor, acknowledged the filing. The exact charges are not disclosed but are linked to earlier accusations concerning failure to prosecute individuals tied to Metropolitan traction interests.
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Ror
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Senator Gorman's Funeral Conducted Quietly per His Wish
Funeral services for Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Moreland were held in Washington as requested. Crowds filled the sidewalks to pay tribute at his late residence, while reports note a restrained ceremony and adherence to his expressed wishes.
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Arthur Pue Gorman
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Remedy for Bowel Trouble Praised by Blutoc Resident
An Indiana resident, M. F. Borrouds of Blutoc, endorses Chamberslain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble after years of use. He urges readers to buy now from A. L. Pearre's Drug Store to be prepared for summer emergencies.
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Washington Star
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Rojestvensky Indicted for Cowardice by Russian Military Court
Vice Admiral Ro jestvensky and officers of the torpedo destroyer Hedovi face a crushing indictment for surrender after the Sea of Japan battle. Trial date set with death penalty cited. Other items note 1,000,000 cost for Union Stock Yards improvements and political expense disclosures in Harrisburg.
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Democ ratic leaders in 1203 naming key figure
A fragmented note cites Benjamin F. Shiveix as former congressman and chair during a 1203 event with mentions of a governor and reporter. Details are unclear but indicate Democratic leadership roles and a named individual as chairman.
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Benjamin F. Shiveix
Household remedy praised by customers with mixed testimonies
A local advertisement touts a bowel remedy for colic cholera and diarrhea, noting many use it with splendid results though some customers hesitate to provide testimonials. Enthusiasts claim it is widely known for cures and recommend keeping it at home. sale is via A. L. Fearre's Dry Store. A missing line mentions a gold band bracelet reward returned to Woman's College.
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