Ohio is mother of politicians in era of grand juries
A Galveston audience hears appeals to charity and politics with remarks on Ohio natives in the Senate. The piece discusses public offices and national figures, noting the Herald’s view on politicians and money. It also covers Prince George’s county to Laurel High School’s manual training, and the Philadelphia grand jury debate with Judge Bregg and Judge Yerkes advocating reform or defense of the system.
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Buckeye
United States Senate
Tas
Prince George's County
Laurel High School
Philadelphia
Jnndge Bregg
Pennsylvania
Yerkes
Bregg
Tudge Bregr
Ttj
Automobile Club of America
Grand Jury’s Role in Protecting Citizens and Reform
A historical excerpt defends the grand jury as a shield between authority and the common people, praising its power for reform. It argues abolition would jeopardize citizen security against misjudgment by judges, district attorneys, and prosecutors, emphasizing independence and responsibility in the process.
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Oeger
Grace Jury
Benewwily
Democratic Nomination in Sixth District Faces Debate
Contemporary comment from Maryland papers discusses Major Little of Tagerstown and Editor Hamilton as factions in the Democratic Congressional nomination fight in the Sixth district. The Cumberland and Hagerstown exchanges note mail distribution staffing and population comparisons, while editorials urge aiding Galveston sufferers and celebrate Maryland’s generally fortunate status with a call for zealous charitable giving.
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Major Little
Tagerstown
Nan
Hamilton
Baltimore News
Minut es of Berriness and Humorous Exchanges
A fragment from a 19th century gossip page cites quips about a gentleman of means and a new doctor reducing sickness, with spoken teases about doctors bills, and a Denver Times joke about a clerk and his children. Notable lines include remarks from the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Indianapolis First Villager.
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Brisley Siwayd
Weil
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Detroit Journal
Pride Mustache Ends in Death After Mustache Controversy
A New York fish peddler famed for a luxuriant mustache used to tie it behind his neck and was involved in a clash with an Expressman who tore out parts of the growth. Offended, the peddler swallowed poison and died, saying pride in his beard ruined his life. The item appears in The Washington Star and reflects views on pride and folly.
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Washington Star
New York
A New Safety Match Discovery and Stomach Bitters Note
A new safety match is found that can be made without phosphorus and uses existing plant equipment. The article also touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a longstanding remedy for stomach disorders, indigestion, dyspepsia, and related ailments, while noting imitators but affirming its recognized efficacy.
The Children of the Czar
The eldest grand duchess is dark haired and twenty years old while the grand duchess Tatiana is 40 and the grand duchess Maria is about a decade younger. The imperial children face royal restrictions as they grow into their roles.
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Evar
Evarings
Lay
Fatania
Ubey
Faye
Moments With The Muse From Harper's Bazaar
A poetic vignette describes a loyal sweetheart and a child’s pure smile as a comforting retreat from a world’s harsh weather. The speaker praises the beloved and the bright Chimney corner, where blue eyes brighten lonely places and a three year old’s heart holds more value than gems.
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Darling
Mancanert E. Savaster
Harper's
Virginia home wedding and other local nuptials reported
Miss Eloise Hedd marries Harry Burns Trandle at the Arrington home in Danville Virginia in an old fashioned ceremony with guests including J. H. Trundle and Emily Mantle. Carty and Walker wed quietly at the bride’s home on West Patrick Street with a brief ceremony and wedding tour planned. Ranneberger and Hargett wed in Feagaville with a journey to Washington and Atlantic City afterward. Cassin and Osaki or Osrasi wed in Washington at Immaculate Conception with family from New York present and a reception planned at 1755 18th Street. plus brief notes on other local social news and advances in Frederic.
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J. H. Trundle
Missas Emily Mantle
Bertha Thomas Trendle
John Wood
Frederick
Newark
Carty
Walker
Charles Clarence Carty
Aca
C. C. Carty
Hallie Walker
James E. Walker
Patrick Street
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Lacrosse
Wis
Ira Miller
Joanna Beat
Curty
Atlantic City
Rayaneonus
Osakgett
Lee Ranneberger
Feagaville
Florence V. Hargett
Thin County
Edward M. Dyer
East Fourth Stress
H.F. Ditmar
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Mira. Ranneberger
Washington
Baltimore
Sallie Ranneberger
Edgar Feaster
Cartsi
Cassin
Marie Cassin
Charies Francis Osrasi
Immaculate Conception Church
Washington, D. C
S. F. Ryan
Father Bearans
Dr. Stafford
Father Fletcher
G.H. Merillat
John McGraw
Douglas Thompson
William B Howard
John Leo Cassin
John David Lanham
New York
Helen Cassin
Stephen R. Cassin
Eugene Delaney Carusi
Joseph R. Cassin
Caetin
Carnsi
18Th Street
Letters From the People Praise New Redarick School Build
A taxpayer commends the Redarick County Board of Commissioners for the East Church Avenue school building. The letter endorses current expenditures and urges any future funding to complete a modern, fully equipped high school that compares with other cities and reflects the county’s wealth.
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Tes News
Board of County Commissioners
East Church
Redarick
United States
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