Taft Sees Prosperity in New York World Opinion
A New York World extract from Judge Charles B. Hough criticizes current court testimony methods as costly and bulky. The opinion complains of excessive volumes, repeated depositions, and lengthy briefs that inflate expenses for litigants while offering little substantive value.
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New York World
Charles B. Hough
United States” District Court For
New York
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Hough
Furthher
Fragmentary OCR Summary From A Balt indite News Item
Incomplete OCR text mentions a Baltl or Baltimore context with references to a Legislature and a person seeking departure. The readable fragments imply political action and unnamed actors, but key details and names are garbled.
Court records of transfers and estates in Orphans Courts
Copies list weekly transfers and real estate deeds in Frederick County courts dated October 6, 1900. Names include Morgan P. Ruhard Clara V. Nettle Koonty Hezekiah Palmer and many others with properties in Thurmont Liberty Town and Frederick City valued from 50 to 2,125 dollars.
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Otrbuit
Morgan P. Ruhard
Thurmont
Clara V. Nettle Koonty
David Oatin
William R DeLashnutt
Charles E. Baker
Taelty
Hezekiah ‘Palmer
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Wallace
J. Saundera
William 1
Ridgely
Prederick
Rugadll
Walty
Charles. Fy
Lelia Welty
Rocky’ ‘Etege
Joseph Wolfe
Jonan Knupt
Toms
Edward M. Crone
Edwart M.crone
Charete
O'Neal
Catte
Samothl. C
Ranisburg
Charles H
Waskey
New, ‘Market District
Melvin Leatherman
Jacob
Inod Ia
Jagod
Palmner
James A Linton
Fannie Webb
Emma Ef, Brenner
Mary R. Lyler
City
Fragmented 19th Century Dialogue Snippets Across Papers
A collage of garbled quotes from various newspapers traces random remarks on age and illness, a Philadelphis Record mention, a Houston reference, and a Washington Star exchange. It includes a New York official, a Washington Star quote, a Chicago Tribune exchange about a cook and a job, and a broker noting public demand for raises.
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Nio Mag
New York
Washington Star
Taft and Roosevelt Policies in Political Duet
The Washington Post reports Taft defends West Roosevelt policies while critiquing radical readings. He aims to revive tariffs and push party pledges, noting Congress may delay some measures as the administration seeks to advance its own agenda in coming sessions.
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Washington Post
Taft
Seattle
Roosevelt
Faith
Roosevelt Roosevelt
Congress
TaltIn
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Moments With The Muse Floodtide And Sundown
A fragmented verse fragment describes ocean light and shore scenery under sunset. Images of foam waters and shells fade into contemplative lines about breath of ocean meeting land, with references to tides, wind, and distant cliffs. The text blends poetic lines with garbled captions and stray names.
Gettysburg Player Hurt In Mount St Mary's Game
Roy Plank, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Plank of Gettysburg, was seriously injured playing quarterback for Gettysburg Athletic Club against Mt St Mary’s in Emmitsburg. He suffered severe head and abdominal injuries after a tackle left him unconscious, with initial fears of a fatal outcome before regaining consciousness in a coma-like state.
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Roy Plank
Mr. and Aras
Young Plsuk
Gettysburg
Hemaiond
Runaway Horse Injures Rider on Enat Patrick Street
Mr Robert Downing’s horse bolted yesterday near Grove’s Lime Kilns after the E and M railroad tie shafts broke. The animal ran through the crossing, injuring Downing as onlookers restrained it.
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Robert Downing
Weddings at Peterson and Earbaugh homes in Maryland area
A pretty wedding at the unreformed church in Peterson was held for Miss Seattie Adelle Cochran of Jefferson and Mr. Howard Raymond Yourtee of Baltimore with Rev. Wayne H. Bowers officiating. They left for Niagara Falls and New York, planning to reside in Baltimore. Another ceremony occurred at Mrs. Mary Troxell’s home in Eumiteburg where Miss Elizabeth R. Troxell married Charles B. Abrams Jr., with Rev. A M Gluck presiding, and later couple to reside in Baltimore. A third union joined Alarry Harbaugh of Fountaindale and Alice S. Sylard of Emmitsburg at Eimmitsburg with Rev. Charies Reindwald officiating.
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Peterson
Yenterforday
Seattie Adelle Cochran
Jefferson
Howard ‘Raymond Yourtee
Baltimore
Wayne H.’ Bowers
Maud Dittmar
Hergister
Ruth
Cochria
Burkittaville
C. ‘Homas
Harry Albaugh
Frederick
Hoya Zuomerman
George
Hailey
Niagara Falls
New York
Enokell
Mary ‘Troxell
Eumiteburg
Elizabeth R. Troxell
Charles B. Abrams
Sammers Printing Company
Maltinore
A.M. Gluck
Janet, Zacharias
Chambersburg
Melvin. Abrams
Thas Groom
Abramie
Neuett
Sentenced to Maryland Penitentiary for 24 Years
Jeasd Jenkins appeared before Judge Motter this morning and received a 24 year term in the Maryland Penitentiary. Indicted in September 1905 for false pretense he pleaded guilty. sentence was suspended but later reinstated. Also charged with stealing copper bands from railroad tracks. trial tied to parole status. Reno S. Harp served as defense counsel. Local notices report several residents ill or hospitalized, including Mrs. I. V. Hofman and Mr. Harry Cornpropat with typhoid fever. Orrin Lease hospitalized for treatment. Albert Rhodes and other locals mentioned.
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Jeasd Jenkins
Jon
Motter
Ly. R
Havi Center
Ite Hin
Beause
Reno S. Harp
Charles Barnés
Atreet
I. V. Hofman
Weat South Street
Virgil Eston
North Market Street
Albart Rhodes
Yorks Pa
Tmerly
Harry Cornpropat
South Market Street
City Hospital
Orrin Lease
Nicholine Leal
West Patrick Street
Smoke Stack Erected at White Cross Milk Flat
Clarence Dizon completed erecting a 50 foot smoke stack at the White Cross Milk Flat and also painted it.
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Clarence Dizon
White Cross Milk Flat
Rexall Dyapepsia Tablets Offer Relief for Indigestion
A Rexall store advertises Rexall Dyapepsia Tablets with a money back guarantee. It promises free supply to any user who follows directions and reports satisfaction or not, highlighting pleasant taste and soothing the stomach to improve digestion. The notice urges readers to visit the store of H. A. Williamson at Market Street North to obtain a box.
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Aerick
Rexall Pean
AL A. Williamson
Motter Bros Update Prices At Baltimore Stock Market
Prices of late sales corrected up today at the Baltimore stock market as Motter Bros and Co Bankers and Brokers publish revised figures. The notice lists adjusted prices and notes implications for investors and brokers in the region.
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Cs ‘Ostober
Motter Bros. & Co
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations cover wheat corn and oats prices, hay and seed meals, and potatoes. Figures list per bushel per ton or per sack with multiple grades and brands. Notable items include winter and spring wheat prices, yellow and white corn per barrel or bushel, hay Timothy and clover per ton, and potatoes 50c to 60c per bushel.
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Timothy
Divorce Suit Filed by Roy W. Rameburg
Roy W. Rameburg through attorney Reno Harp filed a bill for divorce from wife Rosie A. Rameburg. Parties married November 16, 1900 by Rev. M. Hench and reside at Mountainide.
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Roy W. Rameburg
Reno
Harp
Rosie’a. Rameburk
Re M. Hench
St ‘Mounindale
Drilté Résumed and Militia Drill Notice
Acting Maryland National Guard commander Charles A. Little resumes weekly drills of Company A. The text notes sharpening stones for tools and references stone varieties from Turkey, Rafemnia, Persia, the Himalaya, Britain, the United States, Spain, Peru and Siberia, with Arkansas cited as a source for a notable hone stone.
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Turkey
Rafiemia
Persia
Brytin
United States
Spain
Peru
Siberia
Arkansas
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