Secret note shaped policy in Cleveland era cabinet
A recalled interview recounts President Cleveland's note drafted after a meeting with his secretary and Cabinet members. Olney and Lamont influenced amendments, and the note was kept secret until its eventual public read by the cabinet.
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Garni
Chovefin
Gray
Gabtos
Boxsards
Olney
Washington
Carilale
the Treasury
Lamont
APN
A Humble Meeting With Dr Lucky at the White House
An anecdotal scene shows Dr Lucky of Pittsburg introducing himself to President Cleveland at the White House. A tramp slips in unnoticed, then earns a cordial greeting and reassurance. Earlier, Cleveland’s night on a rough Barnegat journey ends with a cold reforming welcome at a distant door.
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Clevreland
White House
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Pittsburg
Pats
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Cleveland
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John Camburn
Mr. Cleveland
Chicago
Wille House
Papa
Sample of His Wit and Pension Scrutiny
Grover Cleveland, before his presidency, rides a Madison Avenue car amused by teasing boys. A tale recalls his gentle reply about mothers feeding and breeding. He carefully examined each pension claim, vetoing flawed acts and writing notes himself to ensure accuracy.
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Grover Cleveland
Grand Central Station
New York
United States
Madison Avenue
Cleveland
Unique chair for Taft from Philadelphia trades school pupils
A hand crafted chair built in the pattern making department by Philadelphia Trades School pupils is designed for William H. Taft. The oak chair features four feet width four feet deep, initials FP T.S., flawless joints, and a guaranteed capacity. Plans for shipping to the War Secretary are pending with possible arrangements for presentation.
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Philadelphia Trades School
St. Aga
William
Robbers Loot Springfield Grocery Then Escape With Cash
Two men blow the safe at Philis Sehmidt's grocery in Springfield Ohio. They take $180 in money and checks and notes valued at $2000. The incident leaves the town shaken as investigators pursue leads.
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Philis Sehmidt
Springfeld
Charlee Rench
Columbe
Courtship Room Planned for Growing Youth atChurch
In a Chicago church Rev J I Snyder outlines a courting room for young people to foster proper socialization. The planned annex will include cozy corners screens chaperons and lighting to encourage meetings within church premises. Seven marriages have occurred at the church recently amid talk of the new facility.
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Chicago
J. 1. Snyder
Tom
Silk from Georgia cocoons promised for Mrs Taft dress
The note notes Georgia cocoons to be processed in America to produce silk for Mrs Taft's gown. Local figures from Georgia pledge to supply silk and ensure delivery to her dream dressmaker. Objective cited is to save the entire bogs mule in Ambrisny.
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Georgia
Taft
Geevetung
Provident
Magid
Tullnal Falls
Siegenildr Ackerman
Comuillteemman
Invented device promises to cure insomnia with musical motion
A French contemporary reports a new invention a mutant device that purportedly cures insomnia by causing the sleeper to move as a sprig releases sounds. The machine allegedly emits tunes while the patient snores, and music begins to play as motion starts.
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Ture’s
Unclear Excerpt From Dialogue With Diavolo Rosa
Fragmentary quotation shows a character discussing a mother’s death and a failed attempt to intervene. The text centers on a dramatic claim about someone’s mother and a fall, with the speaker apologizing for not catching her. Context remains opaque due to damaged OCR.
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Diavolo Rosa
Preacher in Harrisburg Faces Libel Charge
Rev. C. P. Wehr of Elisabeth Town was arrested in Harrisburg on libel charges filed by Clara Warner. The minister allegedly wrote a letter to the girl's brother making serious accusations about a man. Wehr posted bail for a hearing before a local alderman.
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Harrisburg
P. Webr
Elisabethtown
Nice Clara Warner
Mer
Wehr
Dived From Boat and Drowned Near Scranton
Professor Edward Sullivan age thirty six a music teacher and organist at St Pauls Catholic church dived from a boat into the lake at Rocky Glenn near Scranton and drowned. He was attacked by cramps and sank before spectators nearby could reach him.
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Scranton
Edward Sullivan
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Rocky Glenn
Fragmentary Note on Suffering and Rheume Mention
A garbled text fragment references suffering from rheum and a raised concern. Names or clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about medical or personal matters without identifiable persons or organizations.
Pitching strategy against leading hitters of the day
The piece outlines how various pitchers like Brown Lundgren Donlin and Magee adapt to top hitters such as Beymore Doplin Wagner and Thomas. It notes methods to attack specific batters with curves fastballs and high pitches and emphasizes avoiding walks by aiming at the plate.
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Schoo
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Scone
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Prirme
Doplin
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Ulde
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Beymore
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Hane
Uke Lajoie
Jengte
Clarke
Pirate
Tech
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Lundy
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Doston
Rusty
Aris
Jike Clarke
Philadelphia
Mazee
Taydeegive
Uae
Thomas
Pitteborg
Mako
Hita Ry
Jay
Balia
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Brooklyn
Thei
Lumley
Jordan
Tim
Ganvel
Cincinnati
Huggins
Lobert
Byrne
St Louis
Hke Breln
Frederick market prices from the Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations list prices for corn, oats, wheat, barley and dairy feeds. Notable values include Yellow Shelled corn at 700 per bush and Mixed hay 8 00 to 9 00 per ton, with timothy and clover listed among feeds. Prices shown cover barrels, per bush, per ton and per 100 lbs for various grains and feeds.
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