Debates and Demands as Economic Struggles Grow Across Cities
Surge of unemployed crowds gathers near Wanamaker’s Philadelphia site as 1 000 workers start demolishing the old building. Reports from Cincinnati show rising destitution with 173 more families seeking aid and a 340 percent jump in cared-for men, reflecting widespread hardship amid factory restarts and rebuilding.
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John Wanamaker
Philndelphia
Oan Iomense
Philadelphia Saga
Anys
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philadelphia
Financial i. Ff
Maryland Oyster Navy in Baltimore News
Fragmented clippings describe various miswritten items about Oyster Navy and Baltimore news. References mention Mr Besley and a crowded back area with a clothes line and swash can. A Japan enthusiasm note credits a Ug fleet visit and an undefined war status due to lack of preparations.
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Mr. Besley
Baltmore Amerean Bitar
Japan
Ug Fleet
Bultionone
Quotations From Various Papers Tossed In
A collage of humorous clippings and dialogue snippets from newspapers and magazines. The excerpts feature witty exchanges, slang, and sketches across different locales and voices, including American and British sources, with playful misunderstandings and character snippets.
Campaign tone shows restraint in presidential discourse
The Brooklyn Eagle notes a distinct restraint in personal attacks between Taft and Bryan, while remarks hint at motives and sincerity without inciting unkind accusations. Independent sources discuss America’s rural labor potential, urging intelligent workers and a larger native-born population for rural life stability.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Taft
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
America
Francia A. Walker
Imam
Weil
Question of Revenues in New Orleans Times
In the piece the writer warns that expenses outpace revenues, risking a Treasury deficit. Retrenchment is unlikely, Congress individual district interests hinder cuts, tariffs and licenses seem unpromising, and an income tax faces opposition. The piece argues that finding new revenue is as hard as cutting spending.
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New Orleans
Congress
Moments with the Muse Dear Hands
The poem speaks of worn hands earned through ceaseless toil lacking grace yet bearing a hidden beauty. It honors aging, the life’s work, and a bridal jewel unseen, as the heart’s shining effort crowns a quiet triumph over hardship.
Maryland Seeks Cooperative Forest Experiment Lands
Maryland foresters discuss a state plan to lease land for forestry experiments with private owners and local groups. The goal is to establish trial plots, with $5,000 the first year and doubling thereafter, focusing on species like the elob lolly pine and black catalpa to support timber and watershed benefits.
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Maryland
Stats Board of Forestry
EF. W. Besley
Plana
Tfb
Massachusetts State Forester
Nul
Garett
Orange Grove
Vrange Grove
Framera
Forestry Commission
Kern expected in Baltimore for several days
News notes John W. Kern Democratic vice-presidential nominee to visit Baltimore Saturday and stay several days. Benjamin B. Shreeves elected chairman of the new Pendleton executive committee in Baltimore. Commander Charles A. Gove becomes midshipmen commandant at the Naval Academy succeeding W. S. Benson. Captain William L. Truitt and Morgan Jones tried for oyster law violation at Snow Hill. found guilty and appeal. Dricksien Pendompany of Allegany County Maryland granted $50,000 capital for smoke cell powder factory near Cumberland. Incorporators include Alfred J. Cole, Joseph W. Wright, Sammel A. O’Neal, Ford Tee.
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John W. Kern
Baltimoore
Benjamin B. Shreeves
Pendetatis
Bal-tmore
Charles A. Gove
W. 8. Benson
Naval Academy
William L. Truitt
Morgan Jones
Justice Lewis
Snow Hill
Cumberland
Compan
Cumberland Board of Trade
Hurting in Delving Accident at Home
Mr F M Pagocia of this city is recuperating after injuries from a robbery accident in Virginia. Advertiser activity shows rising activity in the balance of trade and local commerce.
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F. M. Pagocia
Vireginia
Fall and Winter Millinery Delights At Gowen Fair
Special correspondence describes a millinery display with velvet hats, toques, and embroidery using flowers, pine branches, and satin. Featured are boxy bonnets, Dacetoire skirts, broadcloth fashions, velvets, and cheviots with bold colors and elaborate trims as fall and winter styles move toward generous proportions and new textures.
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Fanny Field Welles
Gowen
Haty
Bic
Beng
Eran
Techine
Lilletta
Ratmkhan Vanda
Directoire
Bass Catches Highlight Local Fishing Tales
Brief items report several anglers securing fine bass near Buckeystown bridge and Point of Rocks. A Mayne aldermen meeting is set for 7 30 tonight. A horse fell near North Market Street breaking shafts. An advertising note questions ad investment value.
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Measra
Warren Taylor
Roger KK. Young
Mayne and Board of Aldermen
Charles B.trail
Doll Bros
North Market Street
Buckeystown Bridge
Charles Raisburg
J. A. Kidwiler
Thomas G. Buckey
Merara
Een Andugust Brust
Frederick Electrical Engineering Company
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings Across Counties
County correspondence outlines numerous visits in Thurmont and nearby towns. Families travel to Loy's and Baltimore for gatherings, with friends from Tenia and York visiting. apple-butter event, music, and games mark gatherings at J. M. Young home. Community events include Mt Zion church missionary meeting and Fairview church progress, plus lawn fete planned by Shiloh Sunday school.
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Troutville
Mre
J. IL
Mogiia
Baltimore
J. M. Young
C. Saylor
Jesse Winpigler
Myre
John Jacobs
Araby
Margeret Wicklegayl Shookstown
Misa Ireye Winpigler
Ali
J.M. Young
Mr. and
Mra
J. BM. Young
Clyde Young
J. A. Morris
Maxter Edgar Morris
G. Saylor
George Graham
Margaret Smith
Amos Hoff
Ida Mort
Emmitsburg
Isaac Strine
John Kolb
Mount Diingant
Joseph. Jox
Mina Ada
Arlington
Mt. Zion M. 2
Fairview
Walkersville
George Gilda
Lewistown
Winn
Win
Wachter
West
Teinster
Shiloh
Ace Madge Moberly
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