Frederick County Liquor Licenses for Sale Under Consideration
A public notice lists multiple applicants and premises in Frederick County seeking licenses to sell spirituous and fermented liquors. It includes trader names and locations such as 149 N Market St and 36 N Market St in Frederick, plus nearby towns. The notice sets a deadline of April 2 and names Samuel T. Haffner, Clerk of the Circuit Court, for official action.
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Frederick County
Act of Assembly of Maryland
Gol N. Market St
Frederick
N. Market St
Prederick
Court St
Emn
Knoxville
N.market St. Frederick
Smumilsburg
Ft Matters
Lew, Patrick St
Frderick
Market St. Frederick
EL Patrick St
Emamitsburg
Knowville
S. Market St
Etamiteburs
W. Cor
Gth & Bents
Fred K. Baunitsourt
Frederies
S. Market Frederick
Market St
E. Batrick St
City Iotel
W. Patrick St
E. Patrick St
Patrick St
Enmmitsburg
Woodsboro
North Market Street
Sgeia Tee
E. Pat
Creagerstown
Chapel Alley
Fred. Cor
Market
Allsaints
S. Markinx Street
Predetick
Sick
Samuel T. Haffner
Frederick Country
Tresspassing on Railroads and the Toll of Trespassers
A 1907 record shows 809 people killed or injured while trespassing on the Pennsylvania Railroad system illustrating the scale of the problem. Officials urge state action and harsher penalties to reduce deaths and thefts linked to trespassers and rail theft, noting hundreds of arrests and significant costs to the railroad.
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New York
Chicago
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Indiana Con Mission
Wagniner
Spo G&met
Uber
Muazi
Pennvania Railroad
Tina
Chelsea Devastated by Fire Causes Losses and History
Chelsea Massachusetts suffered a major blaze that largely destroyed its western rag shop district and wood frame blocks along West Third Street to the waterfront. The fire adds to years of incendiary blazes in a neighborhood with a sizable Jewish population and heavy industry. The city, northeast of Boston, has roots dating to 1630 and incorporation as a city in 1837 with notable landmarks and public buildings.
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Boston
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Cheiser
Everett Avenue
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Charlestown
Winnisimmett
Annd
Chei- Sea
United States Naval and Marine Hospitals
Soldiers’ Home
Fitz Public Library
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Onion Park
Why don't we see Nie the nov elists describe
The Courier Journal notes questions about portrayal of women and sea imagery in novels and illustrations, reflecting reader curiosity about the depiction of female characters and nautical themes.
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Courier Journal
Revelations On Heart Diseases From Vienna Meeting
The Vienna meeting of the International Congress on Internal Medicine reported by the Chicago News cites Prof Max Herz of Vienna University. He claims heart disease stems from lack of room for the heart to function, caused by compressed chests from roles such as writers and dentists. Treatment focuses on creating space for the heart with upright desks, erect walking, deep breathing, and varied gymnastic routines.
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Vienna
Max Herz
Universty
Chicago News
Kindness for inebriates but streets left to police
Harrisburg mayor Meals proposes humane handling of drunks. plain drunks taken home under police direction, proprietors to care for intoxicated patrons, while disorderly drinkers are removed for community protection. campaign comments mix with Pittsburgh founding celebration notes and 1904 political chatter.
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Meals
Banks Sold Money During Panic By City Banks
Washington April 15 Philadelphia and New York banks sold their money at a premium of four per cent during the panic of 1907. Oscar Fennley of the National Bank of Kentucky testified before the currency committee that Louisville banks met deposit demands though unable to pay checks in gold. He said money came from New York and Philadelphia banks, which charged four per cent premium for funds, while St Louis and Chicago offered none.
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Cblenza
Piladelphia
Lost Children Found Alive After Exposure Near Baltimore
A two year old boy and a four year old girl were missing near their home in Kenungies station for days. They survived exposure in muddy marshland with minimal clothing. Rescuers searched Sunday through Tuesday until Harry Pielert located them near Muddy Gap. Both children showed red, swollen skin and anger but are expected to survive.
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Tarmer
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Boyish Prank Fatal Crushed Skull in Baltimore
In Baltimore April 15 a boyish prank killed Thomas L. Seth twenty one nephew of General Joseph B. Seth president of the state senate. Seth and Robert I. Dew were joking over football tactics at Forrest Glen Baltimore county when they collided head on leaving Seth with a fractured skull and Dew with a lacerated scalp.
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State Senate
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Robert I. Dew
Forrest Glen
Baltimore County
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Dew
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Shot Dead On the Street in Virginia Inquiries Underway
A man was shot and killed on a street in Virginia as authorities search for Ashley Friedes who fled after the incident. Witnesses say a fight preceded the shooting with a woman present. Police closed the scene as investigators gather details.
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Athletics Edge New York in 12th Inning Opener
In a close crowd filled opener at American League Park Philadelphia beat New York 1 to 0 in the twelfth. The game featured strong pitching and defense with both sides held scoreless until the final frame. Other league results included Boston 6, Washington 1 and Chicago 15, Deerak 8 in the American slate. National League games saw New York 3, Philadelphia 1 and Boston 9, Brooklyn 3 with Chicago 6, Cincinnati 5 and St. Louis–Pittsburgh rained out.
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Novel Nose Restored by Surgery in Pottsville
In Pottsville on April 15 Albert Jones of Pine Grove received a new nose after his old nose was torn in a fall. Surgeons reattached severed parts but they failed to knit, so the remainder was removed and a whole new nose fashioned from the nose. The rebuilt organ does not disfigure him.
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Pottsville Hospital
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Parliament Secrecy Taught By 18th Century Order
The piece notes an 18th century order declaring it an indignity and breach of privilege to publish any debated accounts or minutes from Parliament. It mentions attempts by reporters to reveal secrets and the house’s action against offenders, referencing a 1772 case where reporters challenged restrictions.
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New York
Two Killed By Lightning In Marshallville Ga
In Marshallville Georgia on April 14 a farm family member Eugene Andrews and a man named Mace Colbert were killed by lightning during an event at a local farm. The tragedy marks a severe weather accident with two fatalities.
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Eugene Andrews
Mace Colbert
Eterna
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