Russia Faces War End After Togo Victory
The article analyzes Tsarist Russia's naval defeat by Admiral Togo and the likely pressure to seek peace. It notes Japan's naval supremacy, Russia's unpreparedness, and the prospects of ending hostilities as public opinion shifts toward peace after heavy losses and costly fighting on land and sea.
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Koypatvansky
Japaneae
Togo
Rusia
Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Russia
Japan
goa
Rojestvansky
Rusola
Rosesvensky
Marchal Oyama
Weather and politics noted in a fragmented era
A dense, fragmented clipping cites Baltimore and Philadelphia through terse political and weather notes. It mocks weather prophets and hints at cross city sentiments amid conjectured boycotts and urban harmony, with brief, style of late 19th or early 20th century commentary.
Wheat growers praise Kast orem college students as top band
From Kuness comes the note that wheat growers regard Kast orem college students as the best of har reat bands. This is favorable to higher education and carries an Annapolis Capital tone.
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Kuness
Kastorem college
harreat
Annapoie Capital
Merriness and Divorce Dialogues From Ragged Minutes
A collage of quips and misheard lines from various papers. Jokes about divorces, calls to daughters, and mistaken loyalties mix with cartoonish gaffes and comic misunderstandings. The snippets reveal light social satire and playfully absurd exchanges.
Memorial Day reflections and shifting observances
A Philadelphia Ledger piece laments the fading living memories of Civil War memories as Memorial Day observances drift into new hands and routine. It argues the event’s meaning evolves with generations while urging reverence for its origins and the sacrifices noted in past conflicts.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Moments With The Muse And Medder Music
A rural scene contrasts insects and nature’s chorus with human labor and joy. It notes bees, ants, beavers, and birds as industrious and content, while praising music in the meadow as sweet consolation and seasonal happiness echoed in a New Orleans Times Democrat poem.
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New Orleans
Giant of Giant Stuns London At Hippodrome Arrival
A vastly tall man named Machoon arrived in London from Berlin via Queensborough to perform at the Hippodrome. He measures over eight feet tall, travels reclining in a pantechnicon, and is married with a three month old baby. Crowds lined Victoria Station and Hyde Park to photograph and witness his entry and measured dimensions. He describes himself as the tallest man in the world and notes the impossibility of ordinary life due to constant attention.
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Gulliver
London
Berlin
Queensborough
thezce
Hippodrome
Astos Madhnow
Obarkoff
Asiatio Ragsis
Flushing
Madhnow
Hyde Park corner
pantechnicon
Strand
haight
fize
Hieinnoh
lanoheon
Express
Maohnow
Peratan
Tratsel
Ykoow Goliath
Walking 3 or 4 Miles Daily Keeps Knees Supple Says Muldoon
The Washington Star notes William Muldoon urged middle aged men to walk outdoors for exercise to maintain health. He links knee stiffness to inactivity and excess eating, recommending 3-4 miles daily, proper footwear, and simple daylight walks with a companion or alone to renew vigor and improve sleep, appetite, and blood quality.
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William Muldoon
carey
Washington Star
Muldoon
watning
ratorn
acollegian
Havents Died in Rockville and Other State Briefs
Tasac Maue, aged 92, died at his Rockville home in Montgomery county. Maryland Democratic Editors' Association plans a June 9 pilgrimage to Boston. Schooner Samuel J. Landon foundered at South river mouth, crew saved. Naval Academy board of visitors received at Annapolis, marking the start of Jane week. Fates Chambers, 70, died by self at his nephew's home near Leonardtown, Calvert county. George Bennett held in Hagerstown for grand jury on liquor theft. Rev. Alexander Galt resigns as rector of Westminster Parish Anne Arundel, accepts new post in Oliver, Hanover counties, Va.
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Tasac R. Maue
Rockville
Montgomery county
Maryland Democratic
Boston
Samuel J. Landon
South river
board of visitors
the
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fates M. Chambers
Oliver
Hanover counts
De King’s New Discovery Sold At Pearce’s Drug Store
A Ga reader reports his wife suffered a severe cough and sleepless nights until De King’s New Discovery for Consumption Cough and Cure eased her cough and brought relief. The ad claims a $100 guarantee and a trial bottle at A L Pearce’s drug store on Peach Avenue.
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uyna
T. Gray
Calhoun
De King
A. L. Pearce
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