End of Czolgorzgo death and McKinley assassin perished
The execution of Leon Czolgosz by electric chair at Auburn NY is reported as a fair, orderly process under New York law. The article frames the event as a public warning to anarchists and a demonstration of civilized government strength against assassination as a political tool.
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Leon Czolgorz
William McKinley
Auburn
New York
Leon Czolgosz
Anbarn
Woez
McKinley
Czolgosz
Contemporay Comment on Naval Figures and Statehood
The Baltimore Herald notes the cartoon business is overdone and Admiral Sampson’s resilience. Dewey resigns as presiding judge of the Schley court amid gossip and prosecutions. Congress faces admission talks for New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and Nevada with electoral impact and party considerations.
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Admiral Schley
Baltimore Herald
George Dewey
Admiral Schiey
Dewey
Cinbd
Schley Court
Schley
Congress
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Okla
Merriness Minutes and Dizzy Wordplay Across Papers
A collage of newspaper snippets shows playful dialogue and jokes about politics and society. Texts from Baltimore Sun, Washington Star, Atlanta Constitution, Judge, Indianapolis News, Indianapo lis Plain Dealer and Cleveland Plain Dealer mix. Readable lines include quips on love money office and misread crowds.
Navy Bureau leadership row warns against Crowninshield reward
Washington Post commentary urges replacing Crowninshield with Admiral Taylor to restore morale in the Navy Department. It warns a Crowninshield promotion would extend corruption and provoke public outrage, urging congressional inquiry into past Navy conduct.
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Washington Post
Bureau of Navigation
Henry C. Taylor
Bureau
Admiral Taylor
Tva
Bureau of
Narigas
Prinpleas
Crowninshield
Crowninghield
Wader
Taylor
Navy Department
Sohley
Congress
Moments With Thy Muse Wedding Hymn For October
The passage blends a wedding hymn praising the bride with a note on industrial change. It recalls a ceremonial blessing for a marriage while reporting that Steel Plant Cumberland will abandon the electric crane and ship parts to Clayton Station Pa, signaling a plant closure.
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Crucible Steel Company of America
Cumberland
Clayton Station
Descendants of Cromwell in Cecil County Maryland
A Maryland family from Cecil county traces lineage to Oliver Cromwell. Henry B. Nickle, born New Jersey, descends from Jane Hammond Cromwell through Venetia Cromwell and Mary Dorsey. Success Farm on the Susquehanna near Octararo Creek holds the buried Cromwell relatives and family memorabilia.
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Henry
Nickle
Tewersy Wb Uaford, Co
Gearbos
Cecil County
Oliver Cromwell
Success Farm
Isliea
Susquehenna River
Octararo Creek
Lord Baltimore
Susquehanas Manor
Henry B. Nickle
Jane Hammond Cromwell
Venetia
Tole Sloanwood
John Hammond Cromwell
Mary Hammond Dorsey Cromwell
Eliza Cromwell
Elizabeth Cromwell
Mary Cromwell
Rebecca Cromwell Wilson
Benedict Cromwell
Lewis Harden
Matilda Cromwell
Lewis Hanien
Frances Dorsey
John W. Cromwell
J. Cromwell Reynolds
Army of the United States
Cromwell
Atill-House
Rebecca Cromwell
Letters From The People On County Road Complaints And Bridges
A taxpayer responds to letters about a county road from House’s chapel to the Montgomery line. He notes dangerous fords on Bennett’s Creek and a new foot bridge at Littles Bennett’s Creek built by order of the commissioners. He questions costs and fairness of supervisor use of teams versus hired labor and mentions impending road changes and a 12 inch terra cotta pipe.
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House's Chapel
Montgomery County
Bennett's Creek
Preasnt
Thornton Mills
Little Bennett's Creek
Thurston
Montgomery County Line
Windsor’s Gate
Troenholm’s Gate
Muillican’s
Trenholm’s
Littles Bennett's Creek
Upside Down Postage Stamp Fan Ad Reminder
In a Fan American edition a two cent postage stamp illustration was printed upside down increasing its value after few sales. The ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a valued family remedy for weak stomachs, claiming fifty years of cures for indigestion and constipation. It also promotes Old Harper Kentucky whiskey for fall tonic use, with sale at the Buffalo Restaurant in Frederick, Maryland.
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Kentucky
Eale
Frederick
Wages War Against Sparrows in Wakefield Massachusetts
An octogenarian, Rufus Kendrick, is famed for killing sparrows to protect native birds in Wakefield. He reports 2,104 birds bagged this year, mostly in January to September, says the sparrow menace harms robins and bluebirds. Kendrick defends the work as mercy for birds and insects, noting sparrows' appetite is grain-based, not insect-eating.
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Wakefield
Boston Herald
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Rofas
Rufog
Daoole Rufus
Fci
Department of Agriculture At
Washington
Portrait of Henrietta Maria by Miss Mackubin
The Maryland General Assembly funded a copy of the Van Dyck portrait of Henrietta Maria for the State House in Annapolis. Miss Florence Mackubin completed the oil painting with approval from the original owner, the Earl of Warwick, and others. She will depart November 9 aboard the Onward steamship Etruria, carrying the work home.
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Statehouse
Annapolis
London
Longleat
Warminister
England
House of Delegates
Henrietta Maria
Charles I
Colony of
Maryland
Board of Public Works
Mackubin
What Hicks Predicts Weather Forecast for the Month
The article outlines a detailed forecast predicting a mainly placid November with a series of storms from the 5th to the 20th, followed by a cold wave and wintry conditions. It notes risks of rain, snow, thunder, and high barometric shifts, plus a Vulcan storm period at month end. Also advises readers to prepare for harsh weather and save lives and property. It includes a promotional segment for Dr. Boschen's German Syrup and Green's Almanac, plus notices of real estate auctions and sales of household goods with dates in 1901 and 1903.
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Trl Hicks
Atlantic
Crisia
G G Green
Main
Green
Schley Boomed for Presidency at Rich Hill Club
A Schley Club organized in Rich Hill Missouri by Admiral Schley's Democratic admirers adopted strong resolutions endorsing him for the next Democratic Presidential nomination.
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Schley
Rich Hill
Admiral Schley
Local Mart Market Quotas For Today
Market bulletin lists prices from The Local Mart for corn shelled at 64 cents per bushel and corn per barrel at 63.00. No.2 red wheat quoted at 69. Steamer price 58. Hay at 1210 per ton. Reads like a fragmented daily market update with miscellaneous figures.
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J. E. W. Hargett
Frederick jeweler promotes diamonds and engraving services
It asserts unbeatable stock of loose and mounted diamonds from 1/16 to three carats with on‑the‑spot mounting services. Diamonds have advanced lately, yet prices stay fixed. The ad, by Landis a leading jeweler of Frederick, touts engraving offerings and frames the shop as a trusted investing source for diamonds.
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Landis
Frederick
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