Baltimore Gazette reports political graft and reform talk
The Baltimore Herald notes corrupt practices acts and vote buying debates tied to Philippine affairs, city solicitor Bernard Carter’s resignation, and a Business Men's Association meeting pressing mail service reforms. It also profiles a veteran minister Dr. Haner, active 69 years with a large family and friends.
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Business Men's
Algocia- Hon
Frederick
Business Men's Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
A Critique on Immediate Law Effect in State Constitution
A 19th century analysis argues that Section 81 requires laws to take effect on June 1 after adjournment to allow public understanding, yet legislators routinely set immediate effect dates. The author criticizes rapid enforcement, urging adherence to constitutional delays for adequate public awareness.
Contemporary Comment on Sanford Bills and Bias Laws
The House of Delegates may be forgiven for the mistake in killing the Sanford bills if amended to modify Sandsy Jews in their appreciation to Bal fimore. The Sanford bills aimed to achieve a worthy objective by removing a burden from an old relic. Such laws known as The Sunday Bias laws have no place in modern times. So sell the Western Maryland for 95,000,000 would simply mean to make
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House of Delegates
Balfimore
Baltimore American
Maryland
Musicale Brisque Pistols and Political Plans
Excerpted minutes depict a playful exchange about performances and politics. A crowd-boosting plan fixes a 30 minute cheer, an hour of band, and 16 minutes for the candidate’s speech. Fragments joke about poems and job prospects, reflecting newspaper humor.
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Chicago
The Voice of the Press on Wealth and Politics
From the Washington Star and New York World a satirical look at political life and millionaire luxury. It contrasts public duty with private indulgence, mocking elite clubs for their self-critique and noting wage earners’ different daily burdens.
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The
Washington Star
Timothy Woodruff
New York
Bath House
Johan
Chicago
United States
New York World
Metropolitan Club
Sardanapsius
Moments with the Muse The Skies of Lent
Poem praising penitence and spiritual solace during Lent. The speaker kneels before shrines and nature, finding consolation in a divine Presence. The poem invokes Easter and Christ as a source of pardon and luminous hope.
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Christ of God
Lily White
Canonxe D. Swas
The
Midland
President McKinley Arrives in New York for Obie Society Banquet
President McKinley arrived in New York with Mrs. McKinley and companions to attend the Obie Society banquet at the Waldorf Astoria on March 3. They were greeted by cheering crowds at Jersey City station as detectives restrained a protester. The party stayed at the Manhattan hotel with celebratory decor and roses in the rooms. Mrs McKinley later visited the Empire theater to see Brother Officers while the president met banquet committee members.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York
McKinley
Waldorf- Astoria
Washington
Abrer McKinley
Mabel McKinley
Jersey City
McKinler
Manhattan Hotel
State Apartments
Strikes Freeze Chicago Machinists and Builders
Chicago reports show nearly six thousand machinists unworking after orders by James O Connell to walk out on firms not under union terms. Over a thousand quit, most large shops closed. Building Material Trades Council plans sympathy strikes, potentially affecting 33 000 members. In Washington the Clark investigation nears its end with about 100 witnesses examined and 2400 to 2500 cases to be filed. The cost to the government stands around 27160 dollars.
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Building Material Trades Council
Board of Business Agents
Council
Clark
Washington
Senate Committee On Elections
Montana
What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives
An account from Albany N.Y. describes a sick child with croup awaiting a doctor at a drug store. The father purchased Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and later the doctor arrived noting the child improved slightly. The druggist Mr Otto Sebols reports the remedy recommended locally. Additional ads for Harper Whisker and De Witt's Little Early Risers appear, with testimonials and local business mentions.
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Saller
Albany N. Yo Dairymag
Ats Drug Store
Orce
Otto Sebols
Chamberlian
Albert L Piarre
Trading summary in Virginia Centuries and rail bonds
The report notes declines and gains in bonds and stocks including Virginia Centuries, United Kansas securities, and various railroad issues. It highlights strong Southern Railway bonds, evolving bank stock activity, and an upcoming decision in the Crook suit favoring Seaboard Air Line. A through train NY to Tampa is anticipated once litigation concludes.
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Marca
Virginia
Wimore
Uber
Trust Companies
Mercantile
Old
Maryland
Mme
Southern Railway System
Richmond & Danville
Georgia
Southern & Florida
Atlanta & Charlotte
Virginia Midland
Daniel Crook
Florida, Central & Peninsular
Seaboard Air Line
New York
Tampa
Circuit Court of
Appesia
United States District Court
Banka
Boots and Shoes Trade News March report from Scotts & Sox
Batts March 2 notes steady leather and tallow demand with small lot sales and active trading in hides belting and rough leather. Wool market remains good with moderate sales and prices: unwashed extras 21–22 cents, washed 25 cents, ordinary 25 cents per pound. Baristorz Learner Cy.
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Baristorz Learner Cy
Bradstreet’s New York March 3 Market Summary
Bradstreet's reports weather slowing spring trade across markets, with cotton and metals showing strength while foods grow weaker. Wool and hides are scarcer. bank clearings and distributive-market data imply overall business roughly same as February last year. February US business failures total 775 with $9,990,400 in liabilities, down 35 percent from last year. weekly failures 173. Wheat dull. Baltimore February prices weak. free shipments from Argentina noted.
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Bradstreets
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Bradstreet's
Ang Ily
Commodity Price Report Tiny Weakness Amid Mixed Trade
The market showed slight price relief then weakness with notes of firmer tone at close. Prices ranged around 71 cents for May and 71 for eye and March, with Santaera and dp grades mixed. Trade volume was light at about 10,000 bushels in Mayer Tim orn.
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Caab
Scrail
Basbhels Mayer Timorn
Claug
Santaera
Reforming tramp from Trenwo faces hard drink past
A man named Mr Thowss Dyedisen of Trenwo NJ is described as a reformed tramp who once supported his family by petty labor and alcohol spending. He recounts forcing his wife to work for their three children, then demanding money for liquor as his life unraveled. He left home, travelled across the country by freight train, and gave up aim of serious work.
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Thowss Dyedisen
Trenwo
N_J
Ipiseabe
Sheaha
Tate Saline
Be & Fosmith
Converted tramp builds ice water barrels in Trenton tale
A vagrant who roamed to Trenton finds reform through a mission, opens free ice water barrels to deter drinkers, and gains support from W C T U and Christian Endeavorers. He improves his life, reunites with his wife after a Baltimore paper publicized his work, and plans to expand earnings from nursery sales.
Weather Beasts March Returns With Winds and Wit
A quirky verse notes seasonaday signs and swinging shutters as March, the beastly month, returns with shifting winds. The speaker jokes about skirts, hats, and a deranged weather vane while the almanac is urged for guidance.
Ap Editor Finds a Sure Care for Rheumatism
A. & De Fleani, editor of the Jotrpai in Costestown Ohio, suffered rheumatic pain in his right shoulder for years. He states relief came almost immediately after using Chamberlains Pain Balm, which he has kept as a constant companion since. Sold by A L Pearre, Druggist.
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Jotrpai
Costestown
Ohio
Paln
A. L. Pearre
Owls Host Croki Pole Social at South Market
A community note reports the Owls holding a Croki pole social at their headquarters on South Market Street. The piece highlights hopes for a peaceful crop season and mentions Fishermen preparing for harvest during Lect. The local literary club meeting at 1125 Plank Center is referenced with a remark by Desoun Wie.
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South Market Street
Plank Center Literary Club
Slomon
The Golden Sheaf Shipwreck and Rescue at Sea
The Golden Sheaf ran aground in a fierce gale, the captain W. R. Chandler and mate Henry Hepgen among crew feared dead. Rescued sailors John Jeary, John Salone, Anthony Johnson, Henry Seyford were brought to port aboard the British steamer Mokta after three days battling the storm. The ship sank with the final man saved as the hull dipped below the rails.
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uUlisety
Feu
Christaestedt
Lyre
Mokta
Leybouts
Whd Wales
Flone
John Jeary
Ireland
John Salone
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Anthony Johnson
Sweden
Henry Seyford
South Portland
W. R. Chandler
Henry Hepgen
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