Reform Fight in Philadelphia Over Thi s Ring of Corruption
The piece argues that honest citizens across parties oppose a corrupt Philadelphia political ring, led by a powerful faction controlling contracts and elections. It describes a non partisan push for reform ahead of next Tuesday’s municipal vote, highlighting fraud, protection rackets, and police complicity as major obstacles to cleaning city government.
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Suppressed Cartoon Sparks Naval Mockery in Papers
In dated remarks the Baltimore American laments suppression of a Booker Washington cartoon and mocks a German officer’s Sabre rattling on the Monroe Doctrine while the Baltimore Herald suggests a talking match between Admiral Evans and the officer. The Court of Inquiry into Admiral Schley’s conduct promises material for a forthcoming truthful history of the battle near Santiago.
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Admirals Vindication and Preservation Plea
Admiral Schley is praised for paving the way to a true history of naval operations in Cuban waters during the Spanish American War and vindication. Judge Magnadier urges humane bird and wild animal protection, endorsing hunting limits and humane teaching to stop cruelty to pigeons and fowl.
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Witty quips reveal era humor on crime and fashion
A collage of vaudeville style jests from a Philadelphia Record and other papers critiques crime reporting and luxury dress. The cartoonish dialogue features a green goods dealer and a gold bricks dealer in a light exchange about insurance gowns and safe sport.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Star Admiral Schley's Santiago Battle Account
The article defends Admiral Schley's oral history of the Santiago campaign, praising his command and plan, and criticizing Sampson's credit. It describes Schley's maneuvers, the loop, and the Brooklyn's role, affirming American naval traditions and leadership. Also notes local ill health updates for Clinton McSherry, Mrs. Wm. Miller, and Lillian Rich. It ends with an ad for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and its private die stamp.
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The cabbage and days gone by in verse
A fragmented poem excerpt contrasts praise for cabbage with nostalgia for bygone days. It weaves playful lines about edible plants and past memories, mentioning the cabbage, roses, orchards, and James Whitcomb Riley style reminiscence of a simpler time.
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Aladdin
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RILEX
Hallowe en traditions and tests in old newspapers
An old style column explains Halloween beliefs including divination, apple and nut games, and hushed house rituals. It notes tests for future spouses, the glow of a midnight mirror, and the danger of pranks, alongside a public health pitch for Dr Borchee's German Syrup and Green's remedies.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE UPDATE FROM LOCAL TOWNS
Miss Stella Pasman of Backstown and Berths Sammers of Roddy visit Mrs Mary Mort family. Jeremiah Martin attends funeral of John Ogle in Graceham. Matthews duo visit Emmitsburg. Nora Loy on sick list. Loy family extended Baltimore trip. Ecker guests of C W Loy. Matthews return to Baltimore. Krise to city for business. Belle Setcs visits Hagerstown. Setas returns from Waynesboro. Six and Morrison families visit near Bridgeport. Buhrman sisters visit Waynesboro. Jones repaints house by Cashoor and Boyer.
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C. Baker
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Belle Setcs
Hagerstown
O. L. Setas
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Rosa Buhrman
Jimtown
Kifie Buhrman
Jones
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Howard Boyer
Local Notes from Martinsburg and Sempton Districts
Mrs. Aaron Miller spent Monday in Martinsburg West Virginia Mr Phil Darrow spent Saturday in town Hartney Charles Hess, sick, now able to be about again Mrs L A Bush of Jefferson visiting parents Mr and Mrs New Comer John I Obler of this place trips to Buffalo Frances Rowe visiting brother John Rowe near Taney Emory Fox near Harney injured a wagon ran over his leg escaped unharmed A J Lighter of Baltimore spent Sunday with Hess near this place Charles Hesses moved to Get syabuarg for work Dairy McQuigen’s son has smallpox causing alarm Dr B F Lauderbaugh is attending physician Semptown extra meetings closed at Providence with conversions Mrs Wetzel and Monroe Browning spent weekend in Howard county Beulah Collum and Beulah Payne left for Washington Wm Watkins of Baltimore visiting his parents Fannie Molesworth visiting sister Long Corner Maggie Hyatt visiting Laytonaville For a Fall T o ic Old Harper Kentucky whiskey sold at affair Restaurant Frederick Md
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Long Corner
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