Roosevelt Exit After Mons Sparks GOP Parley Dig
Fragmentary note suggests Theodore Roosevelt departs from a meeting marked by Mons influence. The line hints at tension with Republican lawmakers and urges a cautious, measured stance amid party politics.
Delusion And A Snare In Payne Tariff Debate
The Payne tariff bill is attacked as largely illusory and nominal with minimal real raises. Critics say tea, coffee, cocoa, and sugar are taxed while barley tax is cut to aid brewers, hurting farmers. Accusations claim Cannon and Browers influenced beer tax decisions, and Democrats lack time to study the bill.
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Cannon
Browers
Toastee Kamiral Evans Draws Mixed Newspaper Response
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot comments on a toast by Kamiral Evans, noting critics say it could be read as controversial. The piece argues wealth and moral failings, contending most malefactors come from the poor and urging focus on character over riches.
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Kamiral Evans
St. Peter
Beelzebub
Prince
Norfolk
Joy and Sorrow Poem Excerpt by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A compact excerpt presents the verse Joy and Sorrow by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The piece contrasts public laughter with private pain and notes the lonely burden of life’s gall. It hints at the idea that fame fills halls but fate ends in shared pain.
Wardenville Notes Prices and Local Movements
Prices here Tuesday wheat 1 25 corn 85c oats 85c potatoes 1 hay 12 wages for farm labor 50c per day. R D Billmyer and Miss Blanche Billmyer of Rio visit B B Billmyer’s family. Rev A M Smith returned from near Winchester and preached. Rev L Markwood and others left for Baltimore for the Baltimore conference. Gamble Hutler of Moorefield W Va leases Baker store room for drugs and a soda fountain. J B Highman bought the Goldlover farm for 1641 at public sale.
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R. D. Billmyer
Blanche Billmyer
Rio
B. B. Billmyer
A. M. Smith
Winchester
R. H. Ritter
Baltimore
Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference
Gamble Hutler
Moorefield
W. Va
Baker Stereroom
Local Personalities Report Illness and Recovery
Clarke county prosecuting attorney William Travers Lewis has been confined at home in Berryville with grip for several days. He is out today and much improved. Charles Wrenville Sehanne of the town was in town on business. Lacy Lewis of Bethel is ill with pneumonia, under care of Dr. Boyd.
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William Travers Lewis
Clarkey County
Berryville
Lewis
Charles W.wrenville
Sehanne
Tow
Lacy Lewis
Bethel
Boyd
City Council approves new tax measures for contractors
City Solicitor Williams reports on a Supreme Court ruling excluding interstate commerce tax. The council updates license taxes for contractors based on contract value up to 100000. Affected firms include Matrin Construction building Handley Library. Revenue allocations for streets lights and salaries remain largely unchanged.
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Williams
Supreme Court of the United States
Handley Library
Will Mams
Judge Harrison Holds Berryville Chancery Session This Week
Judge Thomas W. Harrison of the Circuit Court sits in Berryville this week with several chancery suits on the docket. He plans to return to his home this evening.
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Thomas W. Harrison
Circuit Court
Berryville
Local Notables Visit Friends and Heal in City
Mrs C S Baker and Minnie Baker visit Charles Town while Dr William Beale returns to Berkeley Springs after a visit to his son and daughter in law. Dr W M McCosmas, Frederick physician, in Winchester visiting brother C S McComas on Amherst Street. Roy Kohlhausen of the University of Virginia visits friends. Judge William M Atkinson confined at home by illness. Clifton Brill returns from Staunton and Harrisonburg. C M Eberts, Baltimore business man, spends a few days here. Laura Miller of Nineveh visits friends in the city.
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William Beale
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Beale
South Marer
M. McCosmas
Frederick
Winchester
C. S. McComas
Amherst Street
Roy Kohlhausen
University of Virginia
William M. Atkinson
Corporation Court
Washington Street
Fake Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief in Laxative Tablets
An advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using BHOMO Quinine Tablets claiming refunds. It warns the product fails to cure and notes the Groves brand on each box with a 265¢ price.
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BE. W. Grove
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