Peace and Reform Triumphs Across States and Ballots
Citizens celebrate reform gains in New York and Philadelphia as anti bossism victories. The Maryland suffrage amendment fails with opponents citing dead as a door-nail prophecy and debate over future restricted enfranchisement continues.
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Philadespuis
Contemporaries Toss Out Snippets On Public Welfare
A fragmentary column notes diverse opinions on canal work and political influence. It mentions Secretary Taft possibly leaving the region for canal completion and cites critics warning of corrupt voters and complacent home politicians. It also reflects on J. P. Morgan’s shifting status and enduring wealth.
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Baltimore
Population disparity noted in Maryland legislature
The Baltimore News remarks that with a population about half the state total, Maryland lost only twenty four of 101 House members and four of 27 Senators. It argues the percentage loss was much smaller than implied, noting fewer bodies lost than expected.
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Never give up quoted lines stain crowded street car chatter
A jumble of quotes from various papers includes street car observations in Philadelphia and Chicago plus a quip about Nelson the fighting sailor. Dialogue snippets show mismatched attributions and playful mispronunciations. The text preserves era voice and humor without clear single event.
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Philadelphia Record
Change of Circumstances and Distant Debates Across Pages
A collage of excerpts criticizes spending by leaders, notes grand dukes earning 1000 yearly, and warns against a proposed Anglo Cuban treaty. The pieces discuss US oversight of Cuba, international mischief concerns, and Washington’s role in shaping future policy amid political debate.
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Moments with the Melf and Emergency Hospital notes
A poetic piece speaks of truth and virtue while a November 1904 to 1905 hospital report lists 375 patients treated at Emergency Hospital. Board officers are named including Wagner and Stone with trustees present from the local medical society. A bilious attack cured anecdote is attributed to Chamberlains tablets.
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W. A. Long
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H P. Fabrney
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McClellan Reelect Mayor in Close New York Race
George B. McClellan is re elected mayor of New York by about 3 000 to 4 600 votes over William R Hearst as Jerome is re elected district attorney. Hearst and Tammany claim fraud and vow to contest the result.
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Philadelphia Returns Boccia Dispatch to Tax News
In Philadelphia complete returns show City Party plurality at 43,335 while Berry's State plurality is about 106,000. The dispatch notes the figures as likely final and reflects electoral results across the city and state.
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Destructive Typhoon Strikes Oshu Province
Special dispatch from The News reports a typhoon in Oshu province destroying 2,000 houses and a steamer. No loss of life is reported.
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Revolution in Santo Domingo Special Dispatch
A Santo Domingo revolution has begun according to a dispatch. Manager Rhodes of the City Opera House announces for Monday night October 13 a bright comedy drama "Maggs Landing" with unique staging by Joe A. Wallace. The piece uses special ties to enliven the program and lift dull care.
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