Political unrest and college prank row headline
A long passage describes political figures and battles, noting elections and opponents in New York and Pennsylvania, plus a tale of the Maryland Hyattsville Halloween prank. Six Merryl island agricultural students jailed for Halloween pranks must pay fines totaling 375 pounds, with college officials promising fine payment.
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Hallowe’en
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Boya
Alguna
Hyattsville
Kiallowe’en
Fay
Golves
Wey
Prophesied Woes in Roosevelt Hearst Reform Debate
A Baltimore American summary critiques a forthcoming speech by Secretary Root contrasting Roosevelt and Hearst in social reform. It notes observers warn of distorted media and that Dogberry’s line about comparisons being odorous applies to the discourse. The piece references the press and political rhetoric without graphic detail.
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Hoosevelt
Hearst
Dogberry
Baltimore News
Quizzical Scribbles From The Late Paper Humors
The snippet compiles quirky misprints and malapropisms from various papers. It showcases odd dialogue fragments and humorous misunderstandings, including references to a stenographer, a balloon, and a lift. The tone mirrors a lighthearted collage rather than a full news item.
Roosavelé reshapes cabinet tasks and overseas diplomacy
The Savannah News notes President Roosavelé aims to maximize cabinet utility with broad assignments. Taft is sent abroad to handle crises, Cortelyou to New York on political matters, Metcalf to California over Japanese school exclusion, while others stage political speeches in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Taft
Cortelyou
New York
Metcalf
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Moments With The Nose and Music In My Head
A pair of verse pieces reflect on enduring life after death and the power of music. The first contemplates future continuity of love, language, and nature beyond individuals. The second moodily links memory, landscapes, and song to inward tides of melody.
Yews of the State and Local Notices in Towson
Three prisoners were pardoned by Governor Warfield. The Centreville Light, Heat and Power Company was incorporated. Col. Charles B. McClean, county surveyor of Baltimore county, died at Towson. Charles Kraft, a barber of Camden, died after self harm. Samuel Selpp, convicted of attempted criminal assault, received 10 years at the Maryland penitentiary. George Earles, convicted of second degree murder, sentenced to 18 years at the penitentiary. A fall injures Mr Henry Toms near Myersville. condition serious. Alb. Jones elected Secretary of the House of Correction. judges urged to send prisoners to the institution.
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Maryland Penitentary
George Von Lengerker Meyer Named Postmaster General Choice
George Von Lengerkt Meyer born in Boston forty eight years ago rises as postmaster general nominee in Roosevelt cabinet reshuffle. A business leader with long political record, he served on the Boston common council and in the Massachusetts legislature. Meyer was Republican national committeeman in 1899 and ambassador to Italy in 1900. Roosevelt moved him to Russia in 1905.
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Italy
Troosevelt
Russia
Root Defends McKinley Legacy as Hearst Attacks
Secretary Root denounces William Randolph Hearst and his papers for inciting hatred against McKinley, linking Hearst journalism to violence. He cites Munro’s talk of mobs and urges voters to back Republicans and Hughes for New York governor amid interruptions from the audience.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Physicians
Gatarth cannot be cured with local applications as they do not reach the disease seat. Catarrh is described as constitutional and a blood purifying internal remedy is advised. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces and is a trusted prescription from leading doctors. Send for testimonials free. F J Creaney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Chicago swindler Norton held on securities claim
Charles Whitney Norton, accused of extensive swindling, is under arrest in Chicago and to be handed to federal officers. Police say he obtained bonds and stock from victims nationwide, keeping or selling the securities with no payment or return. Authorities found in his room negotiable papers valued near 2.9 million dollars, with additional securities possibly totaling 1 million more.
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