President Roosevelt’s Traveling Expenses Debate
A 1905 column argues that presidential travel costs should be paid from public funds for official trips, not by the president. It praises Roosevelt for not accepting railroad courtesies and urges Congress to cover official travel expenses while noting prior practices and comparisons to McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Jas Ag
SOY Corporation
Long Island
McKinley Sed Roosevelt
South
Congress
Contemptuous Commentary on Public Figures and Prohibition
A fragmentary opinion piece mocks an insurance man and accuses him of intoxication. It cites confiscated whisky being poured out and suggests public figures like Lord Bozebery making dire claims about England. The text ends with a nod to Uncle Sam and a mention of Washington coverage.
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Graer
Baltimore American
Bozebery
England
Uncle Sam
Wunepolls
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Frederick Fair
Hagerstown Association
Hagerstown Fair Association
Hagerstown Upwapa
Remarkable New York Campsite Unites City Powers
The extraordinary New York campsite sees Tammany Hall and opponents join against a renomination. The notable expansion gathers 412 machines and all regular party organizations in opposition to the incumbent public figure seen as steadfast and fearless.
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New York City
Ino
Tammany Hall
Jerome
Boneat
Baltimore News
Jokes and Snatches From City Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and quips from various newspapers featuring puns about babies patience charity and social foibles. The snippets showcase lighthearted wordplay and characters from urban life with playful exchanges and mock dialogue.
The Voice of the Press and Political Debate Abroad
A collage of brief excerpts from Pittsburgh to St Louis papers discussing U S policy Football reform under Roosevelt and Eliot Panama Canal debates Jerome cabinet access and press muzzle issues. The items reflect early 20th century partisan commentary on governance and national issues.
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AR Jerome
St. Louis Republic
Jerome
Beggar Maid and Trafalgar Ballads
A fragment from a newspaper page features verses "The Beggar Maid" with praise of a royal beggar girl and a dedication to Copherea, followed by "Boatman's Song" recalling Trafalgar night and the fallen. Poet Thomas Benny is cited. The piece closes with a note "Bay you can it in The News."
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Gophetna
Copherea
Shili
Black Sea
Theneards
Trafalgar
Chrysanthemum Shows and Ballot Marking Warnings
Random remarks on local topics urge revival of chrysanthemum shows, discuss ballot marking education and errors, question county fair finances, praise trolley line business boost, and support using fire company horses for street sweeper work.
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Cure Headache
Cure for sick headache caused by stomach derangement and indigestion. Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and may ward off attacks when taken at early signs. Available at A. L. Pearre drug store.
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Carey
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearres Arug
Market Gossip Lists Fall Prices and Thanksgiving Prep
A morning market note describes approaching winter with higher prices across produce, dairy, poultry, fruit, and fish. It lists numerous items and their per unit costs, noting cranberries and pumpkins as seasonal signs and Thanksgiving themes dominating shopper thought.
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Tomiéces
Esulfisher
Sater Krant
Pretty weddings and medical tips in local notices
A clustered page notes weddings on October 19 to 23 including Addie Sandargill and Francis Nall in Lingstore and John Grafton Morningstar and Minnie Kaufman in Harmony Grove. It also mentions Charles Edward Lickendill and Els Virginia Haines wed in Caton Bridge and medical guidance praising an antiseptic treatment and Chamberlain's Pile Balm for injuries. Local merchants are urged to advertise to gain space and beat competitors.
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Nulu—Susdeegill
Lingstore Methodiat Episcopal Church
Unalonville
Frank 4. BitHman
Aliss Addie Sandargill
Joshua Sandargill
Unionville
Francis Nall
Bailttimore
Morningstar —Raveman
John Grafton Morningtst
Harmony Grove
Minnie Myrtie Kaufman
Mountaindale
P. D. Fabrney
Loorsneill— Baines
Charles Edward Lickendill
Els Virginia Haines
Caton Bridge
P. D. Fahrney
Th City
Ernises
Barnes
Chamberlain
A. i Pearre
Five Women Burned in Fire at Lacquer Pot Factory
A blast and lacquer pot fire injured and possibly fatal five women at a factory. Workers rushed to escape as flames shattered a workroom. about seven injuries were reported and property loss was estimated at Sov.
Tipman Guit in Eighth Round
Baltimore reports a boxing bout between Young Corbett and Jee Tipman halted after the eighth round due to a broken hand and medical issues. Referee and trainers moved the fighters as the match was to extend toward a 15 round limit.
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Tipman Guit
Baltimore
Young Corbett
den- Jee
Tipman
Eka Athletic Club
Pa Feil
Howe
Ris
Lisam
Anxiety Killed Him and Larceny Charge In Chicago
A traveling salesman death linked to police aid amid an alleged larceny charge. Names referenced include J. a and Herron with unclear roles as the case unfolded near Chicago. The report mentions Mr and Mrs Danz in a separate Virginia commutation story.
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Chicneo
Chiago
Heri Road
J. A. Wa
Herron
Water plan to boost New York city supply approved
The War Department and New York finance boards approve a $167,000,000 plan to raise daily water capacity to 250,000,000 gallons sourced from the Catskill mountains. The move aims to secure ongoing city water supply, with officials noting costs and logistics discussed in the government and municipal hearings.
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Piani
New York City
Catskill Mountains
Birthday party for Misa Catherine Besant in Eas: Cagroh
Mrs Harry R Besant hosted a birthday party for daughter Misa Catherine on a pleasant evening with games and amusements. Attendees included Mrs Dorothy Warahime Ruth Helfersteir Martha Kemp Evalyn Kode Marguerits Benmete Mary Brown Margaret Ritter and others. A later Frederick City Hospital Galld meeting featured a Halloween party with pumpkins decorations fortune telling and refreshments. A Prohibition mass meeting is set for Band Hall Fezgaville at 7:30 pm with Rev Luther Nichols and Jacob Leonard Engelbrecht speaking.
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Sebleyaville
Tom Sanday
Nouafil
Garmag Baptist
Episcopal Church
Batday
Babbis
Efuint
M. B
South Shore
Anons
Mt. Ss. Mary
United Brethren Church
Ray J. W. Hiracofe
Satbath
Christian Erdeavor
Alsace
Evangelical Reformed Church
de. E. R. Bachbach
M. E
South
J. H. Balbie
Steck
German Baptist Brethren Ehereh
D. C. Fiora
Virginia
Christian Workers
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ray
W. J. Esne
All Saints
Trinity M.E. Charon
Epworth League
M. A. Castle
Walcome
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Daliver
Clhrist
Grace Reformed Shareh
E.L. McLean
Sally Fannt
Roy
Mite Society
Bremp Hall
United Brethren
Washington
Perry Plummer
Myarsville
D. W. Soltenberger
Spring Grove
Mineravilla Sanday
Pleasant Walk
Presrsoais
Middletown
Evenog
Methodist Episcopal
Abldo P.m. Epworth League
Eervies
Harry R. Besant
Eas
Misa Catherine
Dorothy Warahime
Ruth Helfersteir
Martha Kemp
Evalyn Kode
Marguerits Benmete
Mary Brown
Margaret Ritter
Band Hall
Fesgaville
Luther Nichols
Jacob Leonard Engelbrecht
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United States
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New York
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Mag. Jerome
United States Senate
Hette
Cortelyuus
Postoffica
Ron
Contemporary Comment
San
Reise Cain
Yorkers Statesman
Chicsxo News
Taro
Corntessell
Tellas
Washington Starz
Milwaukee Bentinel
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Manila
Brean
Monuntain A Sd
Entiave
Chicago
Packera
Cincinnst! Commercial Tribune
Eliot
Panama Canal
Philadelphia Irquirer
Philadelphia Ledger
New York Times
Loeb
Woese
Nelson
Thomas Benny
J. W. Williams
Kemptown
Cascal
Frederick
Ehowa
Ieroba
Smatac
Tourmont
Middletown Valley Register
Register
Tharmone
Tae News
Weews
Gur
Wack
Kaufmann
Ofl
We- Philadel
Wbrian
Browie P
Charles Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Nous
Frank Bostock
Paris
Frank C. Bostock
Mr Bostech
Sunday Schools and Societies
Hymexesl
Harper
Louis Otte
Tara
Frederick County Xat’s Bank
TRE
Frederick County National Bank
Frederich
Alice
Ghier
Presiden
War Department
Mechan
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Second Sts
U.S Depositahyy
SIZS
Frederisk Chy
Farmers' & Mecbanius
National
Saxe OF Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Galld
Dudley Page
William D. Baumzardner
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Eas Fourth Street
PSE
Alegant
Adamstown
Earm
Railroad Station
Emory Ed
Coblentz
Sexton Furnace
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Zoo
Phaeton
Thomas Sponseiler
Bentz Street
James E. Staap
Slidtr
Adie
Havilex Mo Richards
Rex H
Jolie
Maryland
Steple Line
Mick
W. Hose
West
Third Street
Annis
York
Bocekeeper
West Second Street
Joseph_ B. Garrett
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