Harmony Prevails at the Plains-meakers Convention
A Baltimore newspaper notes the convention drew mixed reactions as Congress debated railway rate reform. Editorials say roosevelt avoided civil service talk. labor unions consider boycotts against a denomination, warning members to skip revival meetings or face fines. The piece urges unions to be reasonable and orderly to protect public trust.
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Beck
Wall Street Journal
Nalex
Fragmented Opinion Piece Reflects Political Sharpness
A garbled editorial snippet discusses Roosevelt and Democrats with references to Bismarck and party shifting. It contrasts political strategy with republican ideals and notes concerns over honesty and justice in leadership. The text cites various newspapers and critiques alleged manipulation in politics.
Submerged in Moral Preaching Claims
A fragment cites Baltimore News describing a figure as prominent in virtue and high morality, labeling the person as both a preacher and a conspicuous public example.
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Baltimore News
Fragmented Funny Local Quips Across Papers
A string of overheard newspaper snippets shows humor and gossip from Detroit Chicago and Milwaukee. Jokes about writers influencers chorus girls and married life drift through a taxi of quips and mild reflections on misprints and memory. The tone mimics a collage of clipped conversations.
Good Roads Movement Urges State Highway Plan Across Pennsylvania
An editorial from the Philadelphia Ledger praises a proposed state funded or joint financed highway connecting Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. It argues better roads boost commerce and civilization, counters auto industry objections, and compares progress to past road builders and the bicycle’s impact on national growth.
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Panosylvania
Pennsylvanus
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Bmc
Adam
Cot Toepsak
Moments with the Muse and Deafness Cure Ad
A literary excerpt reflects on nature and human sorrow, then an old advertisement claims deafness stems from a inflamed Eustachian tube. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable catarrhal deafness and urges readers to take Ball’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ball
Fates Wreck at Buffalo Special Dispatch
A Wabash passenger train derailed near Buffalo New York, killing the engineer and injuring three firemen badly burned.
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Tas
O. N.Y. Mey
Justice Henry A. Childes Dies at 70
Supreme Court Justice Henry A. Childes died aged seventy after apoplexy. The report from Tur News Berrow states the death occurred on May 16.
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Berrow
Supreme Court
Henry A. Cbilde
Steam bucket crushes workers at Grand Central site
A steam bucket filled with dirt toppled onto workmen at the Grand Central excavation. One man was killed and two others were fatally injured. The accident occurred in New York on May 16, with rescue efforts underway and authorities investigating the cause.
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New York
Grand Central
Objects to Early Primary Dates in Allegany County
A Frederick County reader criticizes the Sixth District meeting at Ha gératown for setting May 26 as the county primary date. The writer argues the early date forces Frederick delegates to act before Allegany county endorsement, risking improper influence and unwise choices for the Republican ticket. The letter questions party procedure and asks for reasons behind the scheduling.
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Rate bill debate limits adjournment expectations
Senate continued work on the railway rate bill with an anti pass amendment in question and chances of passage before today’s session end. Ohio coal mines prepare to resume operations as strikes threaten, while unrelated items cover a Philadelphia suicide, Carnegie funding for a New York art building, a jail release in Indiana, and a nursing-related nipple cream tip.
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Carnegie
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Fine Arts Federation
Steamboat Companies Victimized In Daring Theft Scheme
New York authorities reveal a robbery ring where truckmen allegedly stole goods worth about $56.60 from the Southern Pacific Steamship company and others. Daniel Strathan Adrian E Post and Frederick Palm were jailed on grand larceny charges while two more suspects remain in Tombs custody. Perpetrators allegedly diverted goods to fences by forging receipt papers and using false clerical signatures to evade detection.
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New York
Pers
Trouble With Negro Soldiers Kills Three in Nebraska
Crawford Nebraska May 16 three men killed during an attempted arrest of disorderly soldiers from Fort Robinson. Night watchman Arthur A. Moss and his brother Jr H Moss were among the wounded as Sgt John Reid of the 10th Cavalry shot Moss and Jordan Taylor struck J H Moss. Reid was arrested and Taylor killed by officers. Philip Murphy later shot dead by guards near the jail.
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Fort Robinson
Jordan Taylor
Philip Murphy
Joan Reid
10Th Cavalry
J. H Moss
Reid
Taylor
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