Potomac Bass Fishing Amid River Traffic Boom
The Potomac area from Cumberland to Washington enjoys clear water and mild frost, fueling bass fishing interest. Yachts and launches run downriver for camping, with fried eggs and cornbread, as Eugene Cochran and associates lead hunts and tours. boat hire prices rise in some areas, while the Shenandoah stretch sees black bass and small mad toms fished despite a Sunday ban.
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Potomac River
Cumberland
District of Columbia
Domamall Ami
Goose Creek
Washington
Eugene Cochran
Raron Walt and Associates
Shenandoah
Boamen
Knotville
Coudin
van Schaick
Great Falls
Shenandoas
Waltenlana
Lesson in life of Hudson shows failure leads to success
The article highlights ministerial reflections on Captain Henry Hudson. It notes local interest in bass fishing along the Potomac river, mentions gatherings at Crowley Club and Avits Landing, and recounts a sermon on Hudson in Bishopgate. It argues perseverance through trial shapes achievement.
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Thomas Tangett
Potomac
Pad. Rettie
Uarban
Tue Ridge
Dover
Avits Landing
Henry Hudson
Church of Our Father
John van Schaick Jr
London
Bishopgate Street
John
Japan
China
Bercy Hudson
Hudson
Hudson Bay
Hilary
North Pole
Nova Zembla
Jala
Europe
Panama
Pacific
Fishermen and hunters boast prize catches along Potomac and Shenandoah
The article details local anglers and hunters around the Potomac Shenandoah corridors. It notes speckled variety fish, smallmouth bass, and prize bass prospects, with figures like Col Joe Hunter and Bert Lamon cited. It mentions Whites Ferry Edwards Ferry and the Blue Ridge Club grounds as notable spots and lists several local personalities and their catches or plans.
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Joe Hunter
Seneca Cal
Hunter
T Walter Vowler
Whites Ferry
Faces Jewelers Charge in New York Case
Helena Lorraine Beattie recently entranced in London at a New York Jeweller’s request is brought back to face trial for alleged impersonation of patrons Mrs Charles Staarne and Mme Peragoni. Beattie’s arrest followed a jewelry salesman’s pencil sketch prompting suspicion. the case reportedly would not be pursued further.
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New York
Hlennor Lorraine Beattie
London
Charles Staarne
Rhode Island
Mme Peragoni
Itatan
Paling
Aifan
Philadelphia Millionaire Settles in Newport Suit Discontinued
Wood and Andrews cases ending in Newport involve Walter Andrea and Morris Wood. Settlement reached on assault charge with a $25 fine and costs paid. A separate settlement for damages valued at 4600 was also made, ending ongoing civil suits.
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Newport
Washington
Newport R
Morris Wood
Philadelphia
Japan's Imperial Plan and Its Crushing Tax Burden
A critical examination of Japan's imperial program, detailing how the government funds vast military and colonial expansion through high taxes and debts. The piece argues the burden falls hardest on farmers and small earners while income and land taxes rise, threatening internal stability as Japan pursues overseas expansion. It contrasts Japan's fiscal strain with Britain, Germany, and the United States, warning revolt could erupt if policies push citizens beyond endurance.
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Britain
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Prusian
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Great American Republic
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Musela
United States
Io Puch
Korea
Madhuria
High Seas
West Virginia
Canada
Mexico
Kansas
Kensai
Excommunication Proclaimed Over Adria After Clerical Attacks
Rome reports the pope and the equestrial congregation condemn Adria and its suburbs for injuring Bishop Boggiani with sticks and stones during a clerical demonstration. The action marks the first general excommunication of residents in the city under the current pontificate.
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Washington Post
Rome
Lequsiatorial
Adria
Boggiani
Tragedy at Breakfast Ends in Double Death
New York on October 3Edward F Muller a special detective employed by the Interborough Rail Road Company shot his wife over breakfast anger. After she fell he killed himself. The wife was not struck, fainting from shock. Muller died instantly. In Constantinople a Finnish syndicate group led by Air Brest Cassel and the Ottoman Bank Syndicate accepted government terms for the Turk loan of 385000000. The price has not yet been set.
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Edward F Muller
Interborouch Rauid ‘Trank Company
Sgain
Muller
Constantinople
Fynntish
Air Brest Cassel
Bani
Turk Fed
Bitter Against Days Opposed to Suffrage Change
Baltimore delegate to present a convention resolution pledging the organization to oppose Maryland’s change. At Cincinnati, Oct 3, delegates from 42 states filled Music Hall as the National German American Alliance opened. Gov Harmon, Mayor Galvin and Dr Hexamer spoke praising liberty and temperance while opposing laws restricting personal liberty. Delegate Carl Schaits of Baltimore announced plans to introduce the Maryland anti amendment resolution tomorrow.
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Ohio
Music Hall
Germnany
Owid
Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
Lberty
Jain Galvin
J Hexamer
Philadelphia
Alliance
Sald
Maryland
Willance
Carl Schaits
Baltimore
Baltimore Women of Foreign Mission Meet Opening Sermon
The annual conference of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South opened with Bishop A W Wilson delivering the sermon at Epworth Church Northwest. The event continues today and tomorrow with missions speakers Ming Tiasue Wagner from Korea and Bishop Wilson scheduled for evening addresses. Miss Mann L Gibson, president of the board of trustees, was absent due to a family death and will be represented this evening.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Baltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
A W Wilson
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Seventh
Miss Mann L Gibson
Board of Trustees
The
Womens Foreign Missionary Society of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ming Tiasue
Wagner
Korea
A W. Wilson
Sowety Wraire JT Willhams
Mexican press jailed for libel after Diaz Taft article
Special dispatch from Mexico City reports that all type sector staff and a female employee were released after the El Anti reelection paper was shut. News editor and two reporters remain jailed for publishing the piece titled What is the mystery in the Diaz Taft meeting, alleged as slander against President Diaz according to police.
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Washington
Sie
Mexico City
Mextonna
Police Department
Imaz
Curtiss Crashes Into Wind at Governors Island Flight
Glenn H Curtiss attempted the official Hudson Fulton flight at Governors Island New York. The pilot and machine endured a treacherous wind gusts and sandy soil, making a short 160 yard hop before a controlled landing after 20 minutes of engine tuning. He vowed to try again tomorrow morning for the celebration flight.
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Washington
New York
Glenn H Curtiss
Governors Island
Mae
Curties
Curtiss
Mr Curtiss
Ogdie
Mrs Day Dies After Illness at 61 in Clarksburg Area
Mrs Sarah W Day wife of James W Day of near Clarks tore ased at her home yesterday after several weeks illness aged 61 years. Survived by husband and six children: Charles T Day of Boyde, James Day of Clarksburg, Thua W Day, Prenkiln B Day, Dorsey W Day of this county, and Mrs Ida V Watkins.
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Troydama
Sarah W
James W
Clarkstore
Charles T Day
Boyde James
Clarksburg
Dorsey W. Day
Ida V Watkins
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