The Vatley Register Marks Sixty Third Year Of Publication
The Vatley Register of Middletown begins its sixty third year with a new press and improved machinery. Readers note its sustained growth, community support, and connections with The News as it remains popular and prosperous despite aging. The piece also covers airship progress, Chicago packing house reforms, and Maryland's debate over primary elections for U S Senators, highlighting public desire for direct choice and political reform.
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Vatley Register
Middletown
Reglater
Scmitrera
Contemp Comment and Public Sentiment Snippet
District Attorney Jerome would be a greater man if he kept his tongue. The country is alerted to Congress acting in two weeks. Baltimore press says a clamor for workers in harvest fields. Ten thousand Americans registered as visitors at Shakespeare's birthplace highlighting reverence for the poet.
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United States
Maryland
Senate
Shair
Benafer
Waerfield
Exis
Bryan
United States Senate
Rayner
Peopla
Jerome
Baltimore News
Congress
Baltimore
Shakespeare
William
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Witty Exchanges
Comic snippets and dialogue humor flow from various newspapers. Exchanges touch on family, fame, fashion, school, manners, and social foibles. Named sources include Onhteszo Daily News Houston Post Washington Star Cleveland Plain Dealer and Louisville Courier Journal.
Debunked Caps and Dull Boys in Old News Echoes
The piece cites varied opinions from the New York World and Philadelphia Ledger on economy, misused funds, and the fate of college graduates. It notes Pennsylvanians reacting to political maneuvering at Barrisborg and Brentana works, with reflections on Rockefeller and national waste, plus a critique of academic honors and life after college.
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Boston
Barrisborg
Pertrmita
Clark
Brentana
Philadelphia Ledger
Universlty
Moments With The Muse And A Message
A mixed verse fragment reflects on summer gleam despite doubts and fear and includes a long love lyric about heart, constancy, and passion. An Atlanta Constitution note quotes a warbling birds song and a beloved heart plea. An unknown reader praises Abhamberisin’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhopex Remedy, touting its household usefulness and local sale at 4. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
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L. Pearre
Remedy for hydrophobia discussed by Dr Joseph Thompson
The article debates rabies remedies and reports Dr Joseph A Thompson of Hyattsville M D claiming a plant based treatment blows a powder through the nostrils to combat hydrophobia. It describes the plant, its origins in tropics, and early dramatic cases, noting calls for professional testing and cautious application.
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Pasteur
Joseph A. Thompson
Hyattsville
Wsoborb
Washington
Thompson
Fairfax County
England
Durham University
Densa
Galatis
South America
Tropics
Hindoor
Taompeon
Con- Houlog
Braddock Market News Reports Fresh Fruit Prices
The market shows cherries and strawberries in good supply with raspberries and acarcacta listed higher. Potatoes remain plentiful but prices steady, with notes on wheat yield expected to be decent. Prices for butter poultry bread and various produce are given, including oranges lemons pineapples and many vegetables. seafood and meats are itemized with regional price ranges. Mayor Grambise of Braddock noted in attendance at a supply meeting discussing selections from vendors.
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Grambise
Braddock
Acces
CASH VALUE OF MEN By Tables
A Maine doctor discusses the economic value of men in a New York World dispatch. The article cites Appellate Court cases and figures on lifetime earnings, noting a man worth about twenty years of income at times and a $52,009 payment in a later context. It also covers labor hours legislation and a Grand Army of the Republic encampment in New Jersey with Alfred Alkins chosen department commander.
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Maine
Reita
Ilyod
Americen Medical Association
Taswan
Holt
Port- Brink
New York
Tolt Osler
Deere
Eichiy
Leiter
Wilkes EL
Jersey
G. A. R. Paturser
N. J
Grand Army of the Republic
Alfred Alkins
Elizabeth
Literary Societies Selles Letires at Male High School
The Belles Lettres Literary Society of Male High School met yesterday afternoon. President T Legg presided as members heard minutes, roll, and a varied program including readings, a poem, an essay, and a debate on profit sharing between capitalists and laborers. Officers for the spring term were elected led by President H. Storm and Secretary L. Oliver.
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R. Kidd
K. Hughes
WW. Delapleice
Panama canal lock type decided by House vote
The House, after a two hour debate on canal appropriations, voted 114 to 26 for a lock type canal and rejected sanctioning purchases of materials abroad. The move favors American workers and manufacturers and supported a lock system over a sea level design.
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Washington
House
Panama Canal
Burien
Ghigo
Littauer
Rock Canal
Pesama Canal
Afr. Burton
Burton
Suez Canal
Enongress
Roosevelt
Penamake
Councils Scramble After Mayors Veto on Appropriation
The city councils rushed to a special session to consider Major Weaver’s veto of a disputed appropriation intended for partisan use. Debate followed in both chambers before overriding the mayor’s action. The milestone jubilee will be marked by a memorial at Musical Fund Hall, recalling John C. Fremont in 1856.
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hiadeInhia
Weaver
Wich
Ecouncil
National League of Republicaza
Afusical Fund Hall
Republican Party
John C. Fremont
Raia
Robbed U S Express Company by Young Employee
Louis Grossman, a 19 year old helper on a United States Express wagon, and his brother William Grossman allegedly stole goods worth about 310,000. Louis confessed to posting bogus labels, rerouting packages to Hotel Savoy Youngstown, while his brother helped receive one package before fleeing to avoid capture. The scheme involved readdressing shipments to stage the thefts in New York.
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Lex York
Louis Grossman
United States Express Company
William Grossman
Express Company
Louis
Hotel Savoy
Youngstown
Chen
Tirei
Younistown
W m
New Yort
Frauds and trials mix in a late 19th century court note
The document recounts a fraud case involving mails and charms sold as cures by a so called college run in a city. It notes a conviction for second degree murder and a dubious medical claim for catarrh remedies. The text cites a suspended sentence awaiting a new trial motion and mentions various testimonies and advertisements.
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Thomas White
Battimore Dune
Wac
United States District Court
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New York World
Jobn D. Rockefeller
France
Alan
Ecxanor Nico
Atlanta
Betieves Bree
Berlin
Sten
Railrnad
Tyre
U.S
Gers Ann Lewis
Harry Lew
Joe Gaus
National Athletic 5
Ting
Agli Rinz
Reraliace Aithoi Puul
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Jnne Idate
Romina
Ser Retarional Affairs
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Wellsboro
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Ansior
Trenton
Attorminer
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Supreme Cour
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Newark
Bankive and Insurance Department
Camden
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Gibbstown
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Frederick
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Wlaver
U.S Express Company
Miles
Marr Twsarae
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J, Cheney & CQ
St. Joseph's Academy
Emmitsburg
Emily Grace Deney
Ebinzburg
Katherine Irenes’Mears
Lyrebberg
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Rohrback
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Enansberg
Maria Louisa Angulo
Havens
Guba
Marie Adamete Clagett
Upper Marlboro
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Frank F. Tyergar
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West Seventh
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W. C. Johnson
Stoddard
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Blieben Door
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West Pairies
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Iwance Weenls Wit Commission
Sawyer, Lesiie & Co
Detroit
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Doll Brothers
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East Third Street
Appls Boib Bros
Eat Street
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