West Point Hazing Case Prompts Debate on Cadet Dismissals
The piece argues against reinstating seven West Point cadets expelled for hazing. It emphasizes army discipline, strict obedience to rules, and the risk to discipline if dismissals are overturned. The author cites Superintendent and Secretary of War concerns and notes potential implications for officer training and deterrence.
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West Point Hazers
West Point
Congress
Dickinson
Ho Man Fa
Tate
Academy
Ets
Gde
The
Philfe Inquirer
Untitled snippet on political unrest and public protests
A garbled historical note references farmers facing high prices, corruption rumors, and calls to protest. Mentions Governor and Senator Gorgas in a contested political context with unclear details about measures and public sentiment.
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Gorgas
Minutes of Merriness and Two Humorous Exchanges
The text presents a snippet of light quip dialogue and jokes. It mentions Willie from Say, Pennsylvania, a question about worldly wisdom, and a failing captain named Thear Jones who married and lost his wife. It reflects old newspaper humor and fictional snippets from a Princeton Tiger.
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Thear Jones
Princeton Tiger
Slaughter of Robins in Lofton Ends Local Trade Debate
Murfreesboro special reports robin populations fall as birds are hunted for pennies per dozen. Looters kill thousands at night in cedar groves, with one party taking 2600 robins in a single raid. The piece defends robins as insect control and condemns the slaughter as wasteful.
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Rodina
Louisville Courier-Journal
Lofton
Tenn
Murfreesboro
Irda
Anya
Cedars
Moe Punter
Tonursave
Robin
Hall Adhance
Tven
Moments With The Muse The Winds Inbound
Fragmentary poem fragment describes winds as restless forces of nature moving mountains forests and waves. It questions the winds origin and destination while asserting they move under a higher will and can be commanded or restrained. The piece explores power, fate, and the moral tone of nature.
AnEARON's Proposal on Local Option Exemption Clause
Mary land Anti-Baloon League leader Superintendent Anterson outlines a strategy to test lawmakers on local option. The statement claims the league will let counties opt out of a county bill if senators object, arguing it pressures the Senate and House to act and presses the Democratic party to pass enforceable local option.
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Anterson
Maryland
Beadur
Senate
House
Flemen
Baltimore City
le Z
League
Benson
Snader
Dodson
Benate
Pasalt
Democratic Party
The Land of Nod at Oily Opera House Friday Night
A lavish production titled The Land of Nod features The Man in the Moon and a cast including Knox Wilson Nell McNeil Anna McNabb Marion Mosby Dorothy Lilia William Morgan and Nelson Riley. The show blends beauty laughter and song with fanciful characters and lavish sets for a family audience.
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Land of Nod
Bory
Rory Allee
Welah
April Pool
Che
Ainique
Daehides Knox Wilson
Nell McNeil
Anna McNabb
Marlon Mosby
Dorothy
Ilia
William Morgan
Nelson Riley
A Red Cross Nurse at the City Opera House Easter Monday
A crowd anticipated a strong amateur production The theme from Company A uses events from the Spanish American War for a military style show The author highlights several climaxes and declares two best character parts The cast is balanced and has trained hard to deliver an excellent performance with large advance sales anticipated
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Red Cross
Company A
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Growth for Bald Heads
The ad claims Rexall 93 Hair Tonic combines Resorcin Beta Naphthol and Pilocarpine to destroy germs, cleanse the scalp, nourish hair roots, and stimulate new growth. It asserts the product will grow hair on bald heads except where roots are dead, backed by a personal store guarantee with two sizes available.
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Rexall
Bardpeda
Frederick J
Theall
J. A. Willauwon
North Market &T
Theodors Pleads for Civic Beauty in Baltimore Lecture
Mr. Theodore Marburg, Baltimore Municipal Art League president, urged beautification through boulevard work and home gardens. He praised window boxes, garden spaces, and the civic center plan, noting progress will be gradual but essential for the city’s welfare and charm.
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Theodors Pee
Theodore Marbung
Art Belek
Baltimore
Anandell Club
Jones’ Fall
Tam
Marburg
R. Marbi
Alan
Myrburg
Nove
Alr
Philadelphia
New York
Women Duel Ends In Fatal Knife Fight In Kingston
News from Kingston Tennessee reports Rosa Cowan and Nellie Taylor fought after church over a shared lover. Both drew knives and a man present ordered them to continue the duel. Both women were wounded with throat cuts. Cowan died and Taylor is not expected to survive.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Kingston
Rosa Cowan
Nellie Taylor
Rosa Cowan Law
Democratic Victory in Massachusetts Fourteenth District
Eugene N. Foss of Boston won the Massachusetts Fourteenth District seat, defeating Republican William R. Buchanan in the special election to fill the Lovering vacancy. Foss carried by 5640 votes in a Republican stronghold, the district previously held by Lovering since 1896.
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Eugene N. Foss
Mass
Breeton
Boston
William R. Buchanan
William C. Lovering
Lovering
Frederick Market Prices Corrected March 23 1910
Market list shows grain and hay values with extensive OCR errors. Key items include wheat No 2 red at 1.17, corn at 3.40 per barrel, rye 6 to 10 cents per bushel, oats 1 to 3 cents, barley 6 to 7 cents, various Timothy and clover hay prices, straw and flour ranges, and feed items.
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Timothy
Wits
Baltimore Stock Market News and Local Health Notes
March 23 1910 market prices updated to noon by Motter Bros Bank ere and Broke The Sick Mr QO Leonard Storm on South Market Street and Lewry Ender on Monocacy Boulevard both out after illness. Humorous quotes from Chicago Tribune and Pittsburgh Post appear.
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Motter Bros & Co
Bankere
QO. Leonard Storm
South Market Street
Lewry Ender
Monocacy Boulevard
N. BR
D. Mantz
Bank Credit and Personal Finance Insight
The article argues that a person who can secure substantial bank credit and borrow enough to fund plans has the best chance at financial success. It advises depositing catalogs in the bank and paying bills by check to improve credit and access to funds.
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Business World
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