Roosevelt in the national campaign era
A compilation of editorial comment praising President Roosevelt for upright governance. The piece cites views from the Kansas City Star and Washington correspondents, arguing Roosevelt acts for right over political advantage and that critics misjudge his motives. It concludes that his administration aims to serve the nation without regard to campaign fortunes.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Kansas City Star
Platt
New York
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Myer
Italy
Hanna
Karens City Star
Theodore Roosevelt
Thanksgiving Daz Debate Sparks Controversy
Contemporary comment from the Baltimore American questions who will praise turkey eaters and who will boast on Thanksgiving Day as Kitchener is quoted continuing to discuss the issue and public reaction.
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Turkey
Baltimore American
Admiral Dewey and Schley Court of Inquiry Clash
The Baltimore News notes Dewey and Schley spar over the Court of Inquiry, stating Dewey keeps to his facts while Schley is near equal in honors. The piece also reflects on October’s farewell, October weather, and a November outlook for pleasant days and golfing seasons.
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Admiral Schley
England
United States
Edward
Thomas Lipton
Dewey
Schley
Ansapolie Capital
Baltimore News
Fragmented Quotations in a Lively Collage of 19th Century Taste
A collage of brief quotes and exchanges from varied voices including Merriless Tea Spot Gilfoyle and hosts of unnamed readers. Mentions of closing-out salons publishers reviewers and a hospital visit interleave with gossip and light banter from city papers like Yonkers Statesman Chicago News and Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Cuban Death Toll and American Progress
The article cites Havana death rates during the war years and notes a September dip below ten-year averages, with Gorgas explaining sanitation efforts and anti yellow fever measures. It adds that New York’s mortality could have been lower with Havana’s September rate, praising American sanitary victories in Cuba and rapid public health gains. It also surveys American observer praise for Yankee efficiency in railroads, forges, and defense, highlighting a shift from past bravado to steady, disciplined workmanship.
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Havana
London
Paris
Berlin
Gorgas
Wood
Cuba
The
New York Tribune
Republic
Yankeedom
Eles
Rabbits Plentiful In Montgomery County As Season Opens
Montgomery County reports show Partridge grand rabbits unusually numerous this fall and hunters expect fine sport when the shooting season starts November 1. Rockville shooters located six coveys in a few hours near Rockville, with similar reports countywide of abundant rabbits. In a separate note, a child injured by nails was quickly helped by Chamblain’s Pain Balm, which eased pain within minutes and allowed normal wear of shoes in days, marketed by A. L. Pearre.
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Montgomery County
Rockville Sportsman
Rockville
J. N. Towell
Chambrlain
Powell
Forkland
A. L. Pearre
Brain Food Nongea and August Flower Remedy Claim
Ridiculous food fad challenged by authorities. A single balanced diet nourishes all body parts and supports digestion. Regular doses of Green's August Flower said to aid digestion stimulate liver action purify blood and boost vigor. Available at Main's Drug Store with Green's Almanac.
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Green
G G. Green
Main's
Moments with the USB Song of the Chrysarthemum
A Portland Oregon newspaper piece celebrates the chrysanthemum and compare its bold display to a dramatic flower fashion. The verse mocks delicate roses and violets while praising a loud, ragged bloom that overpowers others with fragrance and show, amid a carnival of petals and style.
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PortLand
Oregoxian
Cakewalk at Visitation Academy Delights October Crowd
At the Visitation Academy in October the cakewalk drew the largest crowd yet. Grace Pirie and Rose Clarke of Washington shared first prize, with a four-way tie for second among Estelle Travers Mabel Ridgate Constance Charles and Rose Leigh Meade. Horbin and Bimpeon won third. Many participants hailed from Washington, Maryland, Virginia and beyond, and a final dance to Home Sweet Home concluded the evening.
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Academy of the Visitation
Grace Pirie
Rose Clarke
Washington, D. C
Estelle Travers
Mabel Ridgate
Washington
Misaca Constance Charles
North Carolina
Rose Leigh Meade
Maryland
Miseses Horbin
Bimpeon
Olivyis Simpson
Baltimore
Anita Peddicord
Lora Knight
Helen Kavanaugh
May Mantz
Edinburg
Audrey Anderson
Constance Charles
Mable Ridgate
Essie Travers
Barbary Kearney
Hot Springs
Ark
Bud Margaret Horbin
Clara Cassin
Mary Miller
Bertie Howard
Rose Hoods
Ohio
Satisfying Customers Through Timely Merchants Ads
The piece urges merchants to tailor offers to varying tastes and advertise special values daily or weekly. It argues that clear, targeted messages through Tur News reach the right customers and satisfy both parties by promoting timely goods.
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Tur
Rye rye heads shown by farmer near Adams town
Mr. Jacob R. Kline of near Adams town exhibited heads of rye plucked from his field at the Tar News office this morning. The rye was sown August 10 for pasture and by October 10 it was already in head, a phenomenon unheard of by veteran farmers who cannot recall a similar instance.
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Jacob R. Kline
Adamstown
Tar
Kline
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet at Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D O held its weekly social meeting in the rooms yesterday afternoon. Mrs. L. V. Baughman presided with assistance from Misses Louise Potts Katia Goldsborough and Julia Williamson as the gathering enjoyed pleasant hours.
Mrs. Fleming remodels house on East Patrick street
Mrs. Nicholas Fleming is remodeling the house at 67 East Patrick street which she recently purchased. W Mahlon Stull has bought a farm from George Baker near Ontoctin Furnace comprising seven acres and selling at forty dollars per acre.
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Nicholas Fleming
East Patrick Street
W. Mahlon Stull
George Baker
Ontoctin Furnace
Reestablishment Work on Mason and Dixon Line
Dr. William Bollock Clark reports progress on reestablishing the Mason and Dixon boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania. The 1763 line is being repaired with stone monuments and cement bases, and iron posts replace missing markers where needed.
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Maryland Geological Survey
Maryland
Pennsyland
Pennsylvania
United States
Delaware
Sideling Hill Creek
Washington
Allegany
General Assembly
Fennneylvaniz
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States Ceast and Geodetic Survey
Garratt County
Cecil County
Monument No. 1
Monument No. 23
Valley of the Susquehanna
Harford
Baltimore
Ostroll
Frederick Counties
Treasuries
West Virginia
Instructions for Voters Under New Election Law
Attorney General Isidor Rayner issues voter instructions covering room entry, name checks on registers, ballot handling, marking with indelible pencil, and right to write names in blank spaces. Rules prohibit sharing compartments, limit seven minutes when others wait, mandate folding ballots, and outline penalties for ballot interference or misrepresentation.
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Isidor Rayner
Auctions Tomorrow Near Thurmont And Court House
Harvey R. Snook auctioneers sale for Wm. H. Layman features farming implements and fine cattle. Wm. P. Maulaby trustee conducts sale at the Court House of the late Margaretta Schiseler’s real estate, including three two story houses on West Second Street and East Second Street.
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Harvey R. Snook
Wm. H. Layman
Thurmont
Wm. P. Maulaby
Court House
Margaretta Schiseler
West Second Street
East Second Street
Kindergarten Sale Promised by Free Kindergarten Group
The second event in a Free Kindergarten series will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Fahrney building with a sale of good things and cordial invitations. Also notes on nasal catarrh claim Ely's Cream Balm provides instant relief and cure without sneezing, offered at 50 cents by druggists and Ely Brothers of New York.
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Fahrney
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
All Saints Day services at Frederick churches observed
All Saints day services were held at Episcopal and Catholic churches with Litany and Gospel at 11 a m at All Saints Episcopal. The Guild anniversary with Rev Packard of Rockville was scheduled for 7 20 p m. St John Catholic masses for the dead at 7 30 p m and 5 49 9 a m. All Souls day masses listed for 6 45 7 98 a m.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Packard
Rockville
St. John's Catholic Church
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