Parthogenetic paradox sparks debate on Senator Wellington
The Hagerstown Mail calls Senator Wellington a parthogenetic paradox and hints the court of inquiry will show Admiral Schley deserved much of the glory for Santiago. The piece also notes Old Defenders Day at Key monument, bridge repair proposals for South Market Street, and a shift from wooden to iron and macadam paving for durability and civic appearance.
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Contemp orary comment on Senator Wellington scandal
Contemporary remarks condemn Senator Wellington for harsh language amid a national crisis. Press voices from Baltimore and Washington attack his moral judgment and suggest his conduct reflects a disturbed mind during the president’s perilous moment.
Representative’s Temperate Words Spark US Senate Debate
Baltimore News laments a senator’s rise to prominence followed by a rapid shift to heated and intemperate rhetoric. The piece condemns the swing from measured energy to reckless speech, urging steadiness in public discourse.
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Merriness Minutes Teaspout and the Doctor’s Tongue Test
A humorous collage from Merriness Minutes and other papers. The Teaspout asks why the doctor is angry while a patient complains of fatigue and advice to boil unfiltered water. A witty exchange about a race horse wife and the judge’s quip on language ends the column.
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Bure
Sage’s Frugal Joys and Wellington’s Outrage
The Washington Star features Russell Sage praising simple pleasures over lavish living. It denounces Maryland Senator George L. Wellington for disparaging President McKinley and calls for his expulsion from the U.S. Senate as a disgrace to the nation.
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Moments with the Rune A Ballade of Gossips
A quirky verse piece on rumors and social chatter in a moonlit setting. It mocks Isid and the rocking chair brigade as prying, gossiping women who judge others from hotel porches, with a playful critique of aging and beauty.
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Outlook of Society Events For Winter Season
The Outlook for Entertainment notes many societies preparing for winter. Missionary meetings reopen. autumn and winter functions rise as schools resume. Temple construction adds vigor. Eastern Star lines up an organ vest for Mizpah Chapter. Old Defenders Day honors patriotism with DAR and Star Banner celebrations.
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Work of Death and Local Notices
Obituaries and notices from Thurmont and Sabillasville detail deaths of Mrs Delilah Wilhide 56, Mrs Susan Birely 75, and Mrs Margaret Schaeffer 83 with funeral plans and pallbearers. Also included are death of Samuel H Poole 60 at Namibville with heart failure, and local theater and market news plus upcoming performances at the City Opera House and stock company events.
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Grant Webster
William Miller
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Eleanor Lawson
Justina Wayne
Carolyn Alien
Marion Kirby
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Armstrong-Warren Stock Company
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Funeral for Reuben Bowers at St John’s Church
The funeral of Reuben Bowers was held at 2 PM from his home on Hast Patrick Street. Services were conducted at St John’s Catholic Church by Father Gaffney. Pallbearers were from Reynolda Post G A R. Interment followed at Mt Ulyet cemetery. L Obenderfer served as funeral director.
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