Weekly News Summary of Political Comment and Subscriptions
The piece notes weekly newspaper terms for subscriptions to readers in the United States, with a $1.00 annual rate and carrier delivery. It mentions President Roosevelt not receiving an honorary degree, a proposed income tax affecting Harriman, and debate over Senator Mason’s possible return. It also cites Caruso’s protest over perceived “monkey business” in politics and observes many self-made versus machine-made politicians in the Senate.
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United States’ Senate
Paris Indignation Over New US Registration Law for Citizens Abroad
A Paris coblogram reports American residents abroad object to a law requiring registration at the American Consulate. It asks for name, address, place of birth, business, reasons for remaining abroad, and renewal each year. About 10 000 Americans live permanently in Paris and some refuse to comply.
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Paris
United States
Citizans
National Brotherhood
Contempora ry Comment on Vote Selling in Maryland
Maryland must end vote selling and buying warned in Contemporary Comment. The Baltimore American urges action on political integrity ahead of future leadership. Secretary Cortelyou reportedly plans broadening measures on currency, reflecting fiscal policy debates of the era.
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Maryland
Baltimore American
Baltimore Sun and News clash over Taft and Scorstary Tats
A jumble of editorial fragments questions Taft’s willingness to discuss Ala own and Znox boom issues. The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore News clash on approach to public business and interviewing Scorstary Tats, highlighting political friction and media tension.
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Scorstary
Taft
Zoen
Baltimore News
Weekend Laughs and Odds Ends From Clever Cranks
A ragbag of witty quips, puns, and oddities from humorous columns. Jests include a misquoted exchange about marriage vows and vampirical fears, a punny shop tale, a gag about trapments of winter, and a reporter’s take on trivial social absurdities.
Voices From The Press And Trials Across The Nation
A collage of brief newspaper snippets from Chicago Record-Herald Kansas City Journal New York World New York Times Atlanta Journal and Kansas City Star. It riffs on stock losses an umbrella insult a Mollycoddle judge and a trial witness Orchard with moral and legal observations.
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The
Chicago Record-Herald
Kansas City Journal
Aba Rast
Rast
Moments With The Muse The Man Who We Wish And Care
Fragmentary verse fragment praising contentment found in native land: a man whose wishes and cares yield milk fields bread attire and shade. It laments time slipping away yet celebrates health peace and simple recreation as ideal. An echoed wish to live quietly and unseen. Alexander Pops.
Homecoming plans discussed with Governor Warfield in Baltimore
Mr T O Marbargh secretary of the Braryland Society of Ohio and Buckeye Late poet lavreate met Governor Warfield to map Home Coming Week next October. Baltimore will host Marylanders from across the state and abroad for a reunion with trips around the Jamestown Exposition. Governor Warfield will form county and city committees and coordinate a Kentucky style homecoming in Louisville.
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T. O. Marbargh
Braryland Society of
Ohio
Lavreate
Buckeye
Warfield
G Ia
Frederick County
Springfivla Lass
Baltimore City
Kentucky
Louisville
Property of Mrs Lizza Smith and Anna Groshon repelled by Michael Kennedy
Brief Bits item reports the property of Mrs Lizza Smith and Anna Groshon in East Patrio utrens being rep95lated by Michael J Kennedy. The note hints at budget and general interest items in a secondary column.
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Bright
Lizzla Smith
Annia Groshon
East Patrio& Utrens
Michael J Ikannedy
Endorsed at Home by Doan's Kidney Pills Evidence
A Frederick resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney trouble and headaches after long suffering. She bought them at Clinton E Main’s drug store and praises their prompt relief, urging others to remember the name Donca and buy only this remedy. Price 60 cents. Esster-Milburn Co Buffalo, NY as US agents.
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Oscar R King
Brush
Woast South Artest
Doan
Clinton E Maln
Esster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Donca
Criticism of Location of Key Monument in Rochester Letter
O M Myren of Rochester New York argues the author of The Star Spangled Banner should be honored in a city park or square rather than a remote rural location. The letter urges the statue’s visibility to inspire visitors and future generations, praising the hymn’s patriotism and its role as a national emblem.
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D. Gossart
Waynesboro
Gattynburg
Sandeyrest
Braderick
United States
Washington
Hemisphere
O. M. Mryen
Rochester
N. Y
Local notices and community notes from Maryland era
The item lists class day exercises at Jacob Tome Institution and Maryland Agricultural College, notes the death of John F. Byers of New Windsor, and reports a mail carrier Felipe Rensutf arrested for rifling letters. It mentions Maryland Republicans nominating mayoral candidates, a flood of school and athletic reports, and opinions on Baltimore representation. An ad promotes Hart’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills with local pharmacy sales.
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Jacob Tome
Maryland Agricultural College
John F. Byers
New Windsor
Carroll County
Felipe Rensutf
Navel Academy
Annapolis
Iryland School For the
J. Clarence Lane
Washington County
Theolrouls
Sparta
Baltimore City
General Assembly
J. Cheney & Go
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Druzciats
Hall’s
Frederick County National Fame Capital 150000
Frederick County National Fame in Frederick Maryland reports capital of 150000. Details are sparse in this fragment, outlining financial notes connected to Frederick. No further facts provided.
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Frederion, MD
Frederick County National Bank
Lama
Orphans’ Court
David M. Whipp
Barklttsville
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Qqpper Niii
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Uquity
Mary E. Worman
James A. Brown
Frank L. Stoner
Samuel T. Happner
Frederick Go
Samuel T. Haffner
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