The End of the Coal Strike Debate
Mr Mornay will not end the coal strike. Mx Johnson announces he seeks no position beyond Cleveland mayor for now. A satirical note on the trust, Rockefeller holdings, and predictions about automobiles, with concerns on carp in North American waters and its impact on wildfowl and other fish.
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Mr. Mornay
Mx. Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Finh Commission
Tas News
Inspector of Fisheries
Dominion of
Ontario
Canada
Sean
Foreign fish import cited as mixed national impact
Officials from the Fish Commission note that the presence of certain imported fish in western streams benefits some fishermen, yet overall the nation regrets importing the orup from Germany. The comment highlights mixed outcomes for local ecosystems and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Contemp orary Comment on Railways and Parks
Public debate splits over coal and labor strikes while critics warn electric cars and railroads threaten safety. Emperors, dispatchers, and trains cited. rail hazards blamed on carelessness and heat. Intervale New Hampshire residents back a national park and forest reserve for Appalachia. Congress stalled on a southern park plan, urging quick action in the next session.
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Eilectric Cara
Willam
Ien
Fuggernaut
Trafic
Baltimore
Intergale
N. H
Appalachian
Congress
New Hampahirs
Bonth
Acta of the Nations
Merriness Minutes and Snappy Newspaper Quips
A collection of humorous quips from Chicago and Washington papers. Jests touch on lives at home and social observation, with playful lines about money, work, suits, and dining. People unnamed but reflecting mid century wit, tone, and urban irony.
The Voice of the Press USCLE Sams Farmers Draft
The Lancaster Era asserts farming employs 10,498,922 in the United States, supporting 18,845,000 in other industries. It highlights vast farm land, government land giveaways, and long term growth in farm numbers and value, stressing food security and national strength.
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Uscle Sam
United States
Rales
Indian Territory
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
France
Germany
Austins
Spain
Japan
Transvaal
Countriea Quet
Farmers as National Pillars in Global Expansion
The piece argues that nations pursue colonies and overseas reach to secure food and political influence. It emphasizes farmers as the nation’s backbone, urging national policy to prioritize those who till the land to feed the people and sustain power.
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Ranoo
Grarmany
Moments With The Muse In The Bright World
A verse fragment by Washington Stan describes a composer tired of familiar songs until a baby’s cry brings a fresh sound. He finds joy in a new music born from the infant’s laughter and the simple clamor of family life, contrasting with repeated old themes.
Death notices and theater bill at City Opera House
Obituaries record the deaths of George Henry Routzahn near Middletown and Miranda McDonald west of Libertytown with services noted. Susan Kelbaugh of Weverton dies. Michael Lippy near Johnsville passes away. Sam T. Jack's Burlesque Co. plays City Opera House on September 17 with multiple acts and elaborate costumes.
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Miranda M Donald
Miranda McDonald
Libertytown
Susan Biddinger
John W. Biddinger
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church
Samuel J. Kavanhogh
Susan Kelbaugh
Weverton
Knoxville
M. E
Biggs
Michael Lippy
Johnsville
Sam T. Jack
City Opera House
Kransmeyer
A Certain Care for Deyentery and Diarrhoca
A quoted testimonial from Japa F Tavior of Albany Bradford County PA praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sudden diarrhea and a later severe attack. The speaker recounts purchasing a bottle before travel and again during a summer illness, noting the product’s effectiveness. Sold by AL Pearra and Tharnands tan testify to the wonderful cores wrought by Victor Liter Symp. The great Bioot Mevizing mentions no danger and perfect harmlessness.
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Japa F. Tavior
Xem
Albany
Bradford County
Holl H Tor Ward
AL Pearra
Tharnands Tan
Victor Liter
Order of Odd Fellows to Present Statistics at Grand Lodge Meeting
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet in Des Moines Illinois next Monday. Maryland sends five representatives and reports show state lodges and encampments with strong membership gains and substantial relief funding. The session, six days, will cover global statistics including initiations, restored members, and finances. The order operates homes for orphans and the aged with substantial property, with plans to expand to Manitoba Nevada North Dakota South Dakota and Switzerland.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Dee Moines
Maryland
Messra J. Frank Grant
Sovereign Grand Escretery
Elvin J. Curry
Sovereign Grand Secretary
Wiliam M. Tsases
Adrian Hughes
James Young
Odd Fellowship
Céy
Rebekah
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Thia
United States
Australia
Danmark
Germany
Wetherlanda
Sweden
Switzerland
Mom Dera
Manitoba
Nevada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Admiral Schley Visits Laconia at Fair in New Hampshire
Throngs greet Rear-Admiral W. S. Schley as he arrives in Laconia New Hampshire at the fair. He tours Take Winnipesaukes and Boxmont Castle with Mayor J A Greene. The party includes Mrs Schley and Capt J F Schley. A guards parade accompanies the event. He praises Granite State soldiers and sailors and jokes about becoming king.
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Aconia
W.S. Edhley
Laconia
N.H
J.A. Greene
St. Jesu Baptiste Society
Admiral Schley
Mayor Greene
Granite State
New Hampshire
Navy
George Bolkump
Geo. H. Perkins
Schisy
Peck's Bad Boy at City Opera House Monday Night
Monday night September 15 presents Peck's Bad Boy at the City Opera House. The cast includes Miss Lottia Dwyer, Mr Barlow, Joe Mack, Ed Dwyer, Charles and Noettis Belldown, Bessie Tyler, Fay Tempie, Maud Mawson. Musical direction by Herroan Strauss. Features the Travesty Sixtette on Florodora and the westest stage scene of the season.
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City Opera House
Fan
Rota
Peck
In the L and W’s Grip. Arrest on All Saints Street
John Wesley Taylor, described as a notorious character, was arrested by Officer Crousa around noon for disturbing the peace near colored eating houses on All Saints Street. He was sentenced to pay costs of 459 000 or face jail, with Justice John Wood committing him to jail for Green Gaye, Reno S. Harp defended Tryior.
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Jal
John Wesley ‘Taylor
Crousa
All Saints’ Street
John Wood
Green Gaye
Reno S. Harp
Tryior
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Quest OF Honor
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Frederick, Md
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