Roosevelt Awakens as United States President
The article discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s inauguration following McKinley’s death, noting his election as President by both popular and electoral votes. It outlines expectations for an honest, conscientious administration free from personal political ambition, and emphasizes confidence in his future governance and public duty.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
William McKinley
Buffalo
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Czolgorz
Philadelphia
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Contempory Comment on Public Suffering and Nevada Venture
A fragmentary editorial note comments on a diamond trust and public suffering. It accuses Senator Mitchell of starting his career in Pennsylvania. It mentions eight Baltimore society men traveling to Nevada seeking fortune, suggesting a broader restless chase for wealth.
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Baltimore American
Senator Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Annapolis Capital
Baltimore
Wilds
Nevada
Foxter
Following Harry Lehr to New Port Chronicle
A fragmented note cites Annapolis Chronicale and Cumberland Times about the Mad Mollah. Described as over sixty and killed multiple times, he supposedly grows immune to the Osler theory while moving toward Somaliland.
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Harry Lehr
Newport
Annapolis Chronicale
Mollah
Somaliland
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges
A collage of comic exchanges and witticisms from newspapers. Jokes touch family life, calendars, consternations over cooking, and playful miscommunications. Names of papers and speakers include Chicago Newa Detroit Free Press Cleveland Leader Chicago Tribune and others.
Voice of the Press and Public Affairs Echo Across Papers
A collage of editorials questions bribe risks in Philippine elections, supports robust clamorous democracy, and derides quietism. It cites Baker’s critique of presidential perception, Osler’s age reform debate, and defense of outspoken public discourse. It also notes a Massachusetts bill to regulate expert witnesses in homicide trials and broader concerns about bias in testimony.
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Eavert
Philadelphia Ledger
Massachusetta
Ends of
Splendid Punch Bowl For Ivy Club at Princeton
Tiffany crafted a massive 20 ounce silver punch bowl to celebrate the Ivy Club of Princeton University’s twenty fifth anniversary. The piece features ivy motifs with tiger heads and lilies, a two toned handle, and panels with the Ivy Club seal and dates 187 and 1904. The bowl stands about 14 inches high with a five gallon capacity and weighs over 20 pounds finished in vivid relief.
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Ivy Club
Princeton University
Princeton
Ty Atohad
Ivy
Mass reformers urge limits on expert testimony
Massachusetts reformers say excessive expert testimony overwhelms juries and lengthens trials, increasing costs for parties. They argue the bill curbs unnecessary testimony and protects against abuse of legal privilege, with fate tied to bar support.
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Apeak
Massachuestra
Dili
Magsachusetts Bar
No Venue Change For Mrs Chadwick
The notice reports no change in venue for Mrs Chadwick in the Reynolds case and notes a subpoena served with her on the matter. The financial column details a 1 percent dividend to bank depositors from the wrecked bank, with total liabilities listed at 4,401 and a surplus of 254,000 remaining for future dividends.
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Ter
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Wheeler
Iman Bank
Supreme Court
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Frederick County
Charles P. Levy
James Baser
Mary C. A. Stephenson
G. I P. Levy
Samuel T. Raffner
Frederick Co
Samuel T. Haffner
Freedom
Carroll County
Y P. Gordon Cumming
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Washington, D.C
Citiyen
National Bank
Gloch's Confession A Joke Now Executed For Allentown Murder
A convoluted tale links Gloch to a murder case in Allentown, with his claimed brother Eugene Block denied as involved. Authorities pursue a thorough investigation as statements shift and an apparent confession is questioned.
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Oarstean
Mareh de Adolphess
Kate Ivinger
Afion- Coan
Nuenst 6
Eugene Block
Upton Daimness
Bloch
Venton
Cphis
Ds Loads Meather
Howe
Ste
STATEHOOD BILL DEAD In House Leaders Outline Plans
Washington dispatch reports House leaders outlining plans for statehood measure in next Congress. The article blends political maneuvering with a local crime item where a woman alleged drugging and robbery linked to Benny Cook leads to hotel incident near Old Point Comfort. The report also cites mortality statistics and a medicinal ad for Dr King s New Life Pills.
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Congress
Washington
Marcel
Astheon
Senate
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Tiundlten
Ford Bull
Weiman
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Kat Mors
Ster
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Theomustiaie
Mort Pumillan
Benny Cook
Old Point Comfort
A Maryland Cave Cavern at Cavetown Reveals Ancient Relics
A blast in a Cavetown quarry opened a hole to a vast Maryland cave ten miles north of Hagistown. Explorers found bones, stone tools, pottery, and a small skeleton, with legends of Indians and Civil War refugees. The cave stretches along winding passages with crystal pools and stone formations, suggesting a once connected system and further uncharted chambers.
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Washington County
Cavatown
Maryland
Hagistown
South Mountain
Baarer
National Museum
Washington
J. D. McGuire
Mason and Dixon's
Oive
George M. Bushy
Estern
W. M. Railroad
Estate Sold at Courthouse for Mrs Brust Home on West Patrick
Captain Walter Saunders sold the brick dwelling at 129 West Patrick Street at 11 o clock this morning at the courthouse for Mrs Salome Brust. Buyer Samuel Sammers paid $3 205. The sale appears among advertisers seeking space while keeping pace with the market.
Ministers to Appeal for Stricter Divorce Laws
Philadelphia dispatch reports ministers urge state legislatures to pass tougher divorce laws. The effort grew from a Washington conference amid criticism of recent state acts, with copies sent to governors nationwide.
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Wille
Hebe
Te Diferert
Washington
Roberts
American Garr Association
Mees Oaedo
Qhe Commission On Uniform
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