President's perilous burden in an overbearing era
A fragmented editorial voice in Harrisburg weighs the risk of overreliance on the President to solve diverse crises from industrial strife to foreign policy. It cautions that ministers, Senators, and the public should exercise self-help and avoid turning the White House into a universal arbiter.
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New York Evening Post
Roosvelt
White House
Solomon
Louis
Congrera
Senesor Hoar
Spooner
Senate
Burrows
Dole
Allah
Congress
Jefferson
Contempory Comment on Maryland Politics and Army Scandals
Contemporary note from a Baltimore paper on Maryland politics and army scandal fallout. It remarks that senators waver over blame while acknowledging wrongs but fearing to name the guilty. It also critiques Roosevelt on patronage distribution by Republican leaders and questions how many loyal party figures remain.
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Army
Baltimore American
Roosevelt
Maryland
Minthicga
Spd
Coal Crisis Sparks Public Inquiry and Government Action
The Baltimore Sun laments the coal conflict where workers pay the coal trust demands and companies threaten shutdowns. It questions citizens' rights and wonders if government can compel a settlement to avoid halting industry and starving Shaminera. The piece argues for a remedy to prevent an indefinite coal supply shutoff.
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Coal Trust
Shaminera
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Mischief in Scribbled Dialogues
A string of humorous vignettes from daily life and stage jests. Quips about a victory and surrender terms, a wage negotiation, and playful exchanges between spouses, a gag about a baby swallowing a collar batten, and a nod to cynical stage jokes. Notable names appear in brief asides.
The Costly Toll of Strikes Across Two Decades
From the North American Review, Ostrell D. Wright, U S Labor Commissioner, presents strike losses 1881-190? totaling 380 million dollars. Wages lost by workers nearly 268 million, losses to employers 123 million, covering 22 793 strikes, 117 609 establishments, and 6 105 004 workers. About half strikes were successful, 13 percent partly, 36 percent failed. Wright notes wider public losses not counted and urges intelligent reform as the remedy.
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New York World
Ostrell D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Atrikea
Wright
Moments with the Muse The Secret of Romance
A poem fragment and verse piece from a century periodical. It contrasts romantic aspiration with peril and gloom, citing figures like Cleopatra and Antony and invoking Dante and Homeric imagery. The text includes lines about the eagle on the edge of greatness and the value of cheer amid hardship, attributed to Macnine Francis Evan and S W Ginaitas in Los Angeles Herald.
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S. W. Ginaitas
Los Angeles Herald
How to Avoid Eroubie and Ailment Remedies
Fragmentary ad-like text promotes Chamberlain's Core and Chajera and Diarthosa Remedy for bowel complaints, claiming universal use and safety for children and adults. It touts procurement now and mentions a general medicinal claim without clear specifics or verifiable details.
Congress Should Pay 180 Writes Mr. August Donath
A Chester Times letter from August Donath urges Congress to reimburse Frederick Maryland for a $200000 ransom paid during Early's 1864 raid on Washington. He argues the town bore the burden to prevent destruction of the capital and that restitution is overdue and morally proper.
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Congress
Chester
August Donath
Washington
Ospital
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick Two
Jubal
Early
Virginia
Lee
Potomac
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Hia Lang Alec
Arly
Wallace
Harry
Preaenos
Fish of Our Fathers
Loyal Sons of Maryland
Congress of the
Barbara Frietchiefa
Congress For Justice
Times
William P. Maulaby
Frederick County
President goes to New York for labor meeting
Special dispatch from WilkesBarre Pa June 9 reports President Mitchell left for New York to meet United States Commissioner of Labor Carroll D Wright at the Manhattan Hotel. He plans to return tomorrow morning. Wright is believed to directly represent President Roosevelt as rumors of peace talks flare briefly.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
New York
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Manhatan Hotel
Wright
Pesca
Roosevelt
England Wins Polo Match Against Americans
Hurston June 9 England won the second polo game this morning defeating the Americans by six goals to one.
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Taz News
Hurston
Enelane
England
Deaths at New York Novitiate and New London citizen
George A. Smith of New York a novitiate student at St John’s Fordham died at 5 am of consumption aged about 20. Funeral services at the novitiate Wednesday, interment at St John’s cemetery. William Bennett of New London died at 4 am from paralysis, aged 74. Survived by three sons and a daughter. funeral Wednesday at nine from his home.
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George A. Smith
New York
St. John's College
Fordham
St. John's Cemetery
Atlliam Bennett
William Bennett
New London
Bennett
Oliver P
Frederick
Thomas
Washington
John Bennett
Pittsburg
William A. Jones
Oil Paver in Cecil County
A Greensburg magnate John Byers bought 500 acres at Welch Point Cecil County near Elkton with plans to create a game preserve. Syndicate agents offered high land prices causing widespread options and suspense as residents await oil prospects and possible value surge. Local figures, including Senator H B McCullough and Elkton dealer George Evans, hold firm, while Welch Point staff guard the land amid rumor of deep rock oil potential along the Potomac and a Cumberland stock drive to fund test wells.
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John 8. Byers
Greensburg
Welch Point
Cecil County
Elkton
Tiwan
Byers
Fittsburg
John Byers
William Summers
Mr. Summers
Summers
Western
Weill
George M. Evans
Cumberland
Potomac River
Atlantic Refining Company
Atrus Test
A. H. Brockett
A. D. Foster
T. H. Stewart
Funeral of Mrs John T Worthington at Zion church Urlans
The funeral for Mrs John T Worthington was held Saturday at 1 PM at Zion Episcopal church Urlans with Rev Os borne Ingle and Rev David May officiating. Pallbearers listed and Mt Oliver cemetery interment. A T Rios & Sons funeral directors. Public sale notices follow.
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John T. Worthington
Zion Episcopal Church
Urlans
Osborne Ingle
David , May
J. R. Hendrickson
J. H. King
P. N. Lawson
J. J. Null
J. W. Davis
J. A. Schaeffer
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
A. T. Rios & Sons
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