Crawford County Direct Nomination System Praised
The Crawford County direct-nomination method earns praise from Democrats in Baltimore and Annapolis as superior to old conventions. Eluh S Riley lauds its people choosing candidates, while Senator Rayner touts it as democratic not despotic, urging accountability if missteps occur.
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Garden lore and political jumbles in early papers
A garbled excerpt from Baltimore papers blends garden talk with politics. It mentions Maryland’s appearance and references to Roosevelt, Longworth, and Secretary roles, reflecting a chaotic era editorial chatter and partisan names.
Taft Presidential Nomination Seen From Provident Line
The Cumberland Times remarks that Taft’s path to the presidential nomination involves more than following Mr. Longworth. It notes the President has an independent mind and his own thinking, calling the Provident stance a happy coincidence.
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Witty Fragments and Jests From Foreign Pieces
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from illustrated and periodical sources. Bits cover romantic queries, marriage banter, courtroom banter, and playful wisdom from Miss Outtog, Mrs Bridey, and a child. The items showcase light satire and dialogue tropes typical of late era humor columns.
Roosevelt quotes Burke on reform temperance and equity
The piece analyzes President Roosevelt's use of Burke to illustrate temperate reform. It cites Morley on Burke's stance against parliamentary corruption and warns against inflaming or misleading people. The essay aligns Roosevelt with Burke's cautious, equity driven method and criticizes the abuse of power.
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Moments With The Muse A Reluctant Departure
Poemish prose notes a shy winter retreat and the sun’s return, with dialect dialogue about why spring’s arrival blooms elsewhere. The piece ends by noting today’s live merchants taking space by advertising, outpacing rivals when their talk fits the market.
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COURTY CORRESPONDENCE AND LOCAL GOSSIP IN NEW MARKET
Courty notes from New Market and Daysville recount visits by Virginia guests and locals, church happenings, birthdays, travels to Frederick and Baltimore, and weekly social to-dos. Condemning actions loom for A. W. Burkhart's Yellow Springs land at May 9, with Washington railroad backing. Opera House work to start next week in Martinsburg, and local advertisers urged to push through the dull season.
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Hymeneal at Evang Episcopal Lutheran Church East Chorchetree
A quiet wedding at 8 o'clock last night at the Evangeli cal Lutheran parsonage East Chorchetree joined Miss Fannie H Bhofilst daughter of Mr and Mrs George T M Sheffer to Mr Ray A Paisley son of Mr and Mrs George A Palassy. Rev O Choriea Steck officiated. The couple will reside at 232 East Obaroh street after a reception.
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Disturbance charges in city church case and jail terms
Frank Lee was fined two dollars after a night hearing for disturbing religious services at Quinn A.M. Church. The case involved loud talking by youths in the basement and a confrontation with officer John Davis. Another jailed individual, Kitty Campbell, pled guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a two dollar fine.
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Man In 100th Year Outlived Com panys Mortuary Table
A centenarian outlived a local funeral home display, surviving beyond a company mortuary table and leaving family and friends to mark the milestone with quiet remembrance.
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