Daily News reports political chatter and legal reform notes
The Daily News discusses presidential possibilities and Governor candidates while summarizing Alabama Bar Association recommendations to speed civil and criminal trials. It notes concerns about delays, misdirections, and evidence issues delaying justice, urging swift, certain punishment.
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Contemptuous Commentary on Fourteenth Amendment Debate
A clipped note from the Baltimore Sun laments an article about the Fourteenth Amendment and surrounding amendments. The piece mentions Georgia and the possible influence on residence or rights, reflecting contemporaneous editorial sentiment and political discourse.
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Georgia
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Democratic primary voting questions vex Maryland party bosses
The Baltimore American notes that true party command requires flawless adherence to stated principles, while the Annapolis Capital credits William Muldoon for diplomatic triumphs. The Baltimore Sun and the Baltimore News discuss the Democratic State Central Committee wavering on who may vote in the primary, hinting disputes over loyalty, legality, and candidate eligibility as judges may be stretched by an lawless contest.
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Minutes of Merrivess Knicksr Secretary Taft Says The Country Is Tired Of Millionaires
A compilation of scattered quips and jokes from several papers including the New York Sun and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Snatches reference a New York judge betting and remarks on garden beds and gardening terms mixed with light dialogue. The tone is a collage of humor and social chatter from late 19th or early 20th century press.
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New York Sun. S
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Cleveland
Cheater Runyan Sentenced After Fast-Wire Flight
The Windsor Trust teller Cheater B Runyan was sentenced in general sessions to seven years in Sing Sing after fleeing with stolen funds. His rapid capture within eleven weeks of the theft sparked criticism of judicial delay and docket waste in the press.
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Moments with the Muse and Lost Verse Fragments
A poem reflects romantic dance scenes and celestial musings with a performer in an evocative era. The second excerpt presents lines on nature, an oak growth, and a poignant tale of a single favored boy, ending with moral reflections from a New York Sun column. A brief Lost and Found note reports a bilious attack and a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills sold at Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Aunt Cassie Riehl Portrait Tells Local Family History
A vintage note describes Mrs. Oath srigg Riehl known as Aunt Cassie, pictured on the Riehl’s Spring lawn. The Carroll Park toy house gift, once owned by the Riehl family since 1778, remained in the household until 1991. Riehl widow Mrs. Charles William Riehl and four children share ties to Cincinnati? Ohio connections.
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William Riehl
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Richt
Auntie Riehl Feativel
Harvest Moon September Haze in Frederick County
Mary Janz reflects on September rituals and autumn life in Frederick County. She notes harvests, fairs, picnics, and religious services, with attention to schools reopening, theater openings, and local events. The piece blends seasonal weather, market trends, and community activities from towns like Myersville and Middletown.
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Wsr
Aeranely
Sepper- Lunas
Mary Janz
WELL GAS DECIDED IN ESTATE CASE AT JUDICIAL HEARING
The court ruled for the administrators of Jacob Shank in the case of Susan Saunt et al. against Otho J. Bbsuk et al. The dispute centered on estate settlement and wheat proceeds from a paper claim involving five children. Judgment of non pros was entered, allowing plaintiffs to refile if they pursue proper action. Lawyers Hammond Uroer Emory L. Cobbents and Worthington Well J Lane appeared for plaintiffs and administrators.
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Otho J. Bbsuk
Jacob Shank
Saoma
Merers
Hammond Uroer
Emory L. Coblents
Glenna HB. Worthington
Alexander Well
J. OC. Lane
Crea of Annan, Horner & Co
John A. Roddy
Hugh Roddy
Ala Can Gotton
E I. Rowe
W. P. Manisby
Iffs
Vincens Sabold
F. L Stover
Wonderful Dog Runs News Stand Robbery Saga
The story tells of a stray newsstand dog in Tort Terris XL owned by Te who loved papers and drew crowds with his clever antics. A thief snatched keys from a room, opened the stand, and the dog helped run the business, handling the cash and attracting customers until stopped by a passerby. The tale notes the dog is still alive and cites merchants using space for ads.
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Market Gossip Sparks Wide Range of Produce Prices
The morning market bustled with dealers and buyers. Eggs, grapes, Lima beans and tomatoes common, with prices listed for Biggs, fruit baskets, and numerous vegetables. Poultry, fruit, and fish prices expand the catalog as buyers chased bargains. Coyotes raided a watermelon patch in Colorado, then a note about a rumored secret marriage in Philadelphia.
Alcott and Belle Lettres Literary Societies Form at Girls High
The Alcott Literary Society met to elect officers and run an impromptu program featuring recitations solos dialogues and readings. Elections named Aiman Mottar president and Elizabeth Mullinix vice president with Ruth Gilbert secretary and Mary Gittinger chief editor of Gazette. The session adjourned to Sept 27. The Balles Lettres Society held its reguist meeting with inaugural addresses by officers and committee appointments before adjourning to Sept 20.
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Elizabeth Mullinix
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