Roosevelt on War Prep and Public Sentiment
The piece weighs Col Roosevelt’s praise for wartime preparedness against criticism of Wilson and Bryan on neutrality. It notes the war’s big impact on the nation, praises three months of eloquent correspondence, and argues keeping Americans out of the war zone reflects practical patriotism. It also covers a drowning accident involving Vincent Church Battalion and stresses responsible citizen soldiery.
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William J. Bryan
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Coal ads and a rogues gallery in Newark Star excerpt
The Newark Star discusses a coal dealer advertisement stressing Buy coal cheap Now and critiques emphasis in ads. It notes a Duluth convention where retail credit men propose a national rogues gallery of deadbeats to curb slow collections and protect honest customers.
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Duluth
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Newark Star
Sidewalks and Landscaping Debate Over Town Streets
The article argues few property owners care about sidewalks and street landscaping. It notes plans for more streets to be paved in an old, unattractive method and urges active local interest to push for a landscape friendly improvement.
Sewers to Begin in Town with Franklin Avenue Next
Work on laying sewers is set to start in earnest with Franklin Avenue likely to be the next major project. Supervision is urged to prevent ditches from sinking after rains and to avoid towns like Belleville where heavy rain left seventeen wagons and automobiles immovable in multiple areas.
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The Sun demands names for anonymous letters
The Sun reiterates its stance that anonymous communications must reveal the writer’s identity for the newspaper’s protection, even as readers may retire behind various pseudonyms like commuter or Old Subscriber.
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Vox Populi
Saw
Russian team to host series amid neutrality debate
The text notes neutrality concerns and suggests Russia will play a sequence of games on home ground as part of ongoing sports or diplomatic events.
Social Notes Roundup of Local Guests and Trips
Social notes list numerous residents and visitors with home towns and destinations. The entries mention Chicago guests, Wayne Place travels to Bensonhurst and Asbury Park, Lake George, Lake Sunapee, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and other beaches plus family visits and labor day plans.
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Marion J. Pearson
Beech Street
George H.mustoe
Atlantic City
His Portion in The Courier Journal
Dialogue fragment shows a poor young man asking for a share while a girl replies his portion is only a half portion. The Louisville Courier Journal presents a terse moral exchange reflecting scarcity and charity.
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Meyerbeer and Thunder Feature in Rare Opera Scene
An account describes Meyerbeer enjoying a concert in a glass-roofed hall, savoring stormy ambiance as distant thunder arrived. The narrator notes Ardukt cave memory and a solitary, uninterrupted experience of the event as the storm approached.
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Makes a Good Bluff in Public Meetings
An old Birmingham Age-Herald quote notes Buffkins habit of occupying a platform seat at public meetings for twenty years. The remark suggests he wields social influence despite lacking invitation, aided by a silk hat and frock coat and others’ reluctance to snub him.
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Craft
New York Herald
Odd Exchange Sparks Laughs in Comical Misses Tale
A fragment shows Little Mrs. Inter hearing jokes about brides who failed at selling. A humorous exchange unfolds with a request for two French chops and 100 green peas as a playful line in a domestic scene.
What He Told Her
A dialogue snippet shows a husband accusing his wife of staying up late while Ty arrives home at 2 a.m. The exchange hints at marital strain and mistrust within a domestic dispute scenario.
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Boston Transcript
Chicagoan borrows two boys to make perfect pair
A Chicago man visits a Dorteu acquaintance and shows the man his two Titttle boys. The host admires the sight and comments on the boys as inseparable, likening them to a single pair of pants in Harper’s Magazine.
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