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Looting in Hotels Becomes Fashionable Scandal
The piece surveys rising looting by men and women at fashionable hotels in New York Philadelphia and beyond. It notes sizeable thefts from Waldorf Astoria Belvedere Stratford and others with patrons sometimes paying for losses to avoid scandal. It contrasts social acceptance of luxury theft with harsher penalties for need.
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Contempory quips and political wobble in regional papers
A collage of out of context lines from Baltimore Sun Cumberland Times and Baltimore American laments gender and political issues. The pieces touch on microbes in pumpkin pie spring and autumn imagery and a President autograph incident. The Democratic party faces critique over suffrage ethics amid blurred news copy.
Baltimore News Reflects on Leaders’ Accountability Past Years
A brief fragment notes the attention of so called leaders in recent years, reflecting on accountability and public concern reported by Baltimore News.
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Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchange Fragments
A compilation of humorous snippets from various papers. The Ballimore News and Washington Star exchange quips about debts, apologies, and raised by upbringing. The bits mix misheard lines and social banter.
Self government in Russia discussed as new councils form
The article surveys Imperial Russia moving toward democratic local governance. Peasant communes and cantons operate with elected zemstvos handling roads health and education. Under Interior Minister Mirsky thirty eight regional council presidents will meet to review work and broaden scope.
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Moments with the Muse A Touch of Envy and Lullabies
Fragment from Holiday Magazine with a poem set by a Snowbird figure and a lullaby. Includes lines about envy and humor, then a sleep verse describing stars moonlight and fairies. Names cited include Anna Pitt Wats.
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Baltimore Court Rules No Vagrancy Offense Under State Law
Judge Baer of the Baltimore City Court rules there is no vagrancy offense under state general laws. James Green is released from custody, while another defendant was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction on vagrancy charges. The decision affects indictments for habitually disorderly not insane and may shift courtroom wording in prosecutions.
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Big Bills Dominate Money Circles in Omaha
An Omaha bank teller explains how ordinary citizens rarely see large notes while $100 and $1,000 bills are common in daily business. He notes many daily transactions involve 10 000 to 15 000 in large notes, with $5 000 and $10 000 bills being scarce and mainly used for transfers at higher levels.
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Rural Delivery and Politics Prompts Civil Service Probe
Article reports that rural free delivery carriers act as a political machine influencing elections. President directs Civil Service Commission to investigate and bar carriers from partisan activity. Republicans and Democrats say districts with many carriers could sway votes. several representatives opposed raises for carriers.
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Local notes and incidents from Germantown area
County correspondence from Germantown records visits moves and meetings with neighbors including Leaman Corbatt Rinehart Metz and Loy. A death in Doylestown and a court filing in Norfolk are noted along with a railroad accident in Brownsville and a large fire in a city meat plant.
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Voted for Capital Punishment Defeats Abolition Effort
New Hampshire legislature fails to abolish capital punishment after spirited debate. Report cites opposition to abolition, ongoing push to save the death penalty, and historical note of the last execution of a woman in the state two centuries ago.
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Washington County jail upgrades and state notices in 1901 issue
Listings cover jail improvements and costs, a monument project for Governor Prateia Aphrapolin, and various Maryland notices. Includes election-related actions, school closings for Anne Arundel County, court docket details, and bank report data from Frederick.
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