Roosevelts Third Term Stance Dominates Political Talk
The piece discusses President Roosevelt's repeated rejection of a third-term bid and the political implications. Secretary Loeb answers a governor’s inquiry, reaffirming Roosevelt will not seek another nomination. Supporters justify the unwritten law while critics debate the feasibility of reneging on pledges.
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Bia Paakton
Loeb
Oslorndo
Prominent Exposers Speak Amid Finance and Politics
A Baltimore magazine urges scrutiny of investors while discussing Hearst’s candidacy and a financier’s rise from poverty. It notes Biracy’s costly, unverified investments and hints at the influence of slick promoters in attracting funds.
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Annapolis Cepital
Minutes of Merrines and Local Quips in Uneven Speech
A collection of humorous or odd quotes from various papers and locals. The excerpt mixes misread dialogue about fathers piano playing and a judge sending a convict to prison, with weather vane jokes about boots and farm folk. The tone mimics newspaper clippings, with fragmented dialogue and regional speech.
Duty of Parents on Independence Day Sparks Caution
A Washinton Star column urges strict parental supervision of fireworks on Independence Day. It warns fathers and mothers to withhold money for fireworks, cites risks of accidents, and condemns reckless displays by adults.
Moments and Moods in Poetry by Tennyson and Swinburne
Fragmented verses compare crossing life’s bar and the sea of time. Tennyson’s crossing metaphor and Swinburne’s meditation on sorrow and dying mix themes of farewells, fate, and the fragility of joy, ending with a nod to poetic vigil and mortality.
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Alfred Tennyson
Remedy for Bowel Trouble Promoted in Local Ad
A local advertisement touts a bowel remedy claimed by M. F. Borroudis to be the very best, used by his family for years and urged for summer readiness. The product is advertised for sale at a Ly Pestre & Drag Store with a prompt to mention the newspaper notice.
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Weil
Bass fishing expands along Potomac and tributaries
The article notes plentiful bass in the Potomac and its tributaries, protected by a closed season. It highlights the Blue Ridge area near Sandy Hook, recent pollution problems from a pulp mill, and increased angler activity led by groups like the Blus Ridge Rod and Gan Club and figures such as J. Maury Dove. Access via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and local boards is described along with lodging options and seasonal prospects on the Upper Shenandoah.
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Aiverton
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Bakers Dozen Origins in a Dutch Tale and a Cough Mix
The tale links the baker's dozen to a witchly demand for thirteen cakes after a 1654 New Year, with Jan Pietersen’s misfortune until St Nicholas intervenes and a swap to thirteen. A second paragraph touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, claiming broad efficacy and a money-back offer.
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Engineer Dead at Throttle on Colonial Express
Philadelphia June 29 The Colonial from Boston to Washington arrived with engineer George Maxwell dead at the throttle. The train left Trenigs N Y on its schedule time with no stops between there and Frankford Junction near the city. Firemen found Maxwell at his post as the locomotive was under power.
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James Huacksit
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Murder Suspect Arrested in Riverside Belief
A murder suspect identified as Carter was arrested at Riverside Del after a tip led police to the location. The capture was reported by AL Kadnes and involved officers from Katehart and Dorsey. A reward was offered by Carter’s father, W Rinelart, for information leading to the suspect’s arrest.
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Garman’s Son Drowns While Attempting Creek Swim
A 12 year old boy, son of John Garman, drowned while trying to swim across a creek with a fishing pole at Tankiauneck Madune. The incident occurred when the boy attempted the crossing and became submerged before others could assist. Mr Garman, reportedly from New York City, could not be reached by friends.
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153000 Didn’t Return Antivacite Mine Laborers Missing
Sraanton Pa June reports indicate 153000 laborers connected to the antivacite mine are missing since suspensions. Most are believed to be in the coal region, with unclear details about their current status or location. The note cites limited information from workers and local contractors as authorities seek answers.
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New York
Disappeared in Jail Convict Escapes After Hiding For Weeks
A Virginia inmate at the state penitentiary escaped June 15 by hiding for two weeks under a floor in a shoe factory. He cut a hole in a foundation wall to flee and authorities say they suspect he hid in the city’s streets, but all search efforts failed. Two women drowned nearby after two men managed to rescue them. Congressman Tim Sullivan from New York’s district urged action in Washington. Readers urged to try Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets for stomach troubles.
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Eis
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Longworths at Kin's Court and Civic Events Across Europe
Longworths drew attention in London as King and Queen Alexandra’s guests attended a ceremonial display with diplomats and American presents. President Roosevelt inspected Columbia guarding in Washington while thousands watched, and a Norfolk fire burned $20,000 in clothing from pawn-shop reserves.
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Landis, Frederick's Leading Jeweler, Found at Two Shops
Frederick business leader Landis operates as Frederick Court’s premier jeweler with stores on Market Street and North Market Street. The firm advertises with a telephone number and highlights its long-standing local presence.
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