Vice Presidential speculations stir partisan commentary
The Baltimore American and Washington Herald debate the viability of offering the Vice Presidency to top figures, arguing any qualified man will accept the nomination if selected by the convention. They caution against vanity candidacies and stress a sober convention is essential for national interest.
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Herald
Herald Sys
Theodore Roosevelt
Wericans
McKinley
T Homas A. Hendrics
Tilg N
Allen G. ‘Hurman
Cleveland
Unclear fragmentary report on political figures
Fragmentary text references Mr Cortelyou and Mr Bryan with mentions of Wall Street and a vice presidency scenario. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable lines.
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Cortelyou
Annteessary
Bryan Ha Renity
Wall Street
Phen
Baltimore
Prompt Fragments Stir Controversy Over Woman’s Role
A garbled dialogue scene depicts a coroner and a gentleman debating gender roles after a song. A wife interjects with passion, denying a provocative claim about women. The quarrel escalates with remarks about a wife restraining her husband on a street corner.
Convention Fight andTariff Reform Debate
From the Indianapolis Star and Louisville Courier Journal the piece argues that party leaders and delegates face a tense Republican convention. It warns that a nomination perceived as sold by federal office holders or trusts may fail to elect, urging careful choice for a president who can win.
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Indianapolia Novas
Chicago
Eurely
Vetern
Moments With The Muse In Season And Summer Lines
A collage of poems and reflections on nature and youth from Atlantic style verse. It weaves April daffodils, June strawberries, and longing for rural quiet with memories of boyhood scenes and the lure of simple, sunlit mornings. The piece contrasts city life with pastoral landscapes and lyrical musings on time, faith, and beauty.
Membership Grows at Frederic County Christian Endeavor Union
The Frederic County Christian Endeavor Union adjourned after a two day convention at Woodthorn Lutheran Church. Milton G. Urner and Rev B C Makosky spoke, with later addresses by Rev War Minnick and Rev M S Poulson. Officers elected include Calvin C Keeney president and Miss Grace H Kefauver secretary treasurer. Membership reached 1412 countywide with four new societies formed and total contributions around 544 dollars.
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Frederick County
Anti-Saloon League
Baltimore
Calvin C. Keeney
Woodsboro
Wm. W. Loub
Middletown
Grace H. Kefauver
Maud Corbill
Welkersville
W. E. Kindley
Buckeystown
Ms. Gaylor
Red Lion Beaten In Tight Baseball Match
Red Lion's baseball team fell 1 to 1 to Wig after a late surge as Lamot faced 14 hits. Ebert and St. Green stole bases while Lamot pitched five innings and Quigley three in relief. Governors meet tonight to decide if scores should be telephoned from the grounds during games.
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Frederick
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Ebert
Green
Benton
Lamot
Quigey
O Lamot
Halla
Reitz
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Quigley
Umpiro
L. A
Foms
Dr. J. Hendrix
Board of Governors of
the Baseball Association
ShssTe. & Dohme
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Deaths of Mary McLaughlin and Sarah Wise
Miss Mary McLaughlin aged 82 dies at 2 pm at Mrs C Edwin Kemp residence after a deathly illness. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm from East Third street home. Sarah Catherine Wise aged 71 dies Tuesday night at her daughter Maria Bell’s Lime Kiln home from paralysis. Funeral planned for Petersville church at 10 30 am with interment at Peterville.
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Mary McLaughlin
C. Edwin Kemp
Esat Third Street
Bara Wise
Sarah Catherine Wise
Maria Bell
Petersville
Peterville
Reception to Pastor and Bride at First Baptist Church
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd W. Putney returned that night from their wedding tour and were honored in the Sunday school room of the First Baptist church. A large gathering of members and friends attended as refreshments were served. The couple received many presents and a handsome parlor suit was presented by the congregation.
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Floyd W. Putney
First Baptist Church
Short Range Alien Study Aims at Immigrant Reform
Denis describes preparing work among foreigners in the Gary area. Expenses are covered by citizen groups across Pennsylvania. Professor Steiner, Austrian by birth, argues for studying immigrant customs and language in Europe to better mold Americanizing efforts in mining regions.
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Gary
Immizranta
Fe Pronia
Steiner
America
Europe
Pennsylvania
Angular women debate corsets and padding at Chicago talk
Dr Ernest Gallant of New York argued at the American Medical Association meeting in Chicago that padding beneath corsets helps women with angular figures. He praised curves over angles, saying a well-made corset can be artistic and scientifically useful, and that tight lacing is not harmful if tailored to the normal figure.
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Gallant
Ernest Gallant
New York
Chicago
Lutve
Relay Race on Ship Deck Highlights Alfred Shrubb Run
Alfred Shrubb, famed Sussex long distance runner, staged a seven lap relay on the main deck of the Cunard Caronia near New York. He outpaced four volunteer runners then stopped after two and a half miles, declaring readiness to race in the United States and Canada from two to ten miles. Shrubb plans a ten mile record bid and future matches in Boston, Buffalo, Montreal, Ottawa and beyond.
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