Rumors of Record Breaks and a Local Fishing Fraud
An editorial notes anticipated disruptions in records and a push for street widening in Baltimore. It cites a notable speech by Mr. Cockray, a revival of prehistory claims, and Congress delays on Frederick’s war debt. A Philadelphia trout fraud reveals a journalist’s deception, sparking calls for accountability in newspapers.
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Hancock
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Philadelphia
4 Dispatch
Altoona
Department of Fisheries
Harrisburg
Contemporaries Ponder Snow and Political Veep Prospects
The Cumberland Times questions continuing snow removal burdens as Willie Hearst faces repairs to his Doom vehicle. In Hagerstown, Carrie Nation eyes running mate role with General Miles on the Prohibition ticket, arguing that military dignity and her own famed charisma could influence a campaign outcome.
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Willie Hearst
Garrie Nation
Miles
Prohibition
Carrie
Baltimore's Path to Progress After the Fire
The Baltimore papers urge aggressive recovery with emphasis on rapid public works. They advocate funding a Baltimore street overhaul, sewer system, and paving, arguing that delaying such investment risks losing future growth and city morale. The call stresses decisive action to restore gaiety and safety.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Street
Baltimore News
Minutest Merriness and Witty Quips From Across Jokes
A collage of light zingers and quips from period sources. Entries include playful exchanges about brains appetites and speed on horses. A pale French traveler jokes about not breakfasting and a remark on the Mormon family tree bachelor heiress Balliou is noted with a jab at freckles.
Voice of the Press condemns war and urges arbitration
A Indianapolis Journal editorial laments folly of war between enlightened nations, urges compulsory arbitration to settle disputes with honor. It argues Japan and Russia could accept concessions and that peace would spare horrors and allow a return to productive pursuits.
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Indianapolis Journal
Russia
Japan
Ince
Aident
Dhepute
Knowledge and Dominion Over Nature Theme Statement
The passage reflects on human mastery of nature and the lure of progress. It contrasts disease, epidemics, and peril with the drive of people who rise above wealth and comfort in facing threats to life and land.
Moments with the Muse and a Murder Tale
A faded verse fragment at close of day evokes a beloved figure amid dawnlike light. The page also recites Ber Mission on a selfless woman who brightened home life and died loved. A Jersey City murder, a Syracuse theatre fire, a former railway head's death, plus baseball scores and a breathless local scroller note a rain tree and market quotes.
Bright items of local and general interest
Brief items note budget debates and civic topics. Women prepare for millinery openings while remarks on spending and civic works appear. A new light over Carroll Street bridge is installed by city electrician George Wallace. The 69th great council of the Red Men of Maryland is scheduled in Baltimore. A concrete pavement project begins on East Patrick Street in front of Rosen stock Bros. building. A probate note mentions John Lortz’s will leaving 40 400 to Wilson College for a science building and maintenance.
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Sumner
Red Men
Maryland
Baltimore
George Wallace
Carrolla Trees
Rosenstock Broa
East Patrick Street
Eben
Wilson College
Chambership
John Lortz
Lortz
Indiana Republicans Convene in Indianapolis
The Indiana Republican convention convened in Indianapolis. Taft as War Secretary will represent President Roosevelt at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition opening in St Louis. Prince Pu Lun, linked to China’s emperor, was received by President Roosevelt as a liaison to the St Louis Exposition. US Supreme Court dismissed Virginia suffrage validity cases, saying no relief possible.
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Indianapolis
Hartoum
Cal
Taft
Roosevelt
St Louis
Prince Pu Lun
White House
Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Are You Satisfied Testimonial for Deans Kidney Pills
Frederick resident George W Poole of Carroll street near Gambles Mill testifies that Deans Kidney Pills cured years of backache and spinal pain with kidney symptoms. He purchased at Clinton B Ma in Market street and notes the remedy worked after the first doses. His mother used them as well with positive results. For sale by dealers 50 cents a box Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Deans and take no substitute
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Frederick
George W. Poole
Brookey
Carroll Street
Gamble’s Mill
Dean
Clinton B. Main’s
Market Street
Foater—Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Polemical Potomac pollution inquiry by Maryland DC wardens
Game Warden Avirett and DC Maryland officials met to study Potomac river pollution from Harper's Ferry pulp firms. They examined shaving and wood refuse impact on fish life and discussed joint protection for birds and game. Officials from state, DC police, and protective associations attended.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
John W. Avirets
Krestates
Potomac River
Mr. Avirett
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police Force of
Washington
Franck Lively
Hinton
W. Va
Walter A. Harbin
William Pope Young
Henderson
Talbot
Game and Fish Protective Association of
MW Palmer
Biological Survey of
D. Milson Dennis
State Game and Fish Protective Association of
Marriand Frome
Harper's Ferry Paper Company
Shenandoah Pulp Company
Harper’s Ferry
Avirett
Potomac
United States
George R. Bready
Pulp Company
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Jersey City
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Baltimore and Ohio Railway
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Robert Louis Stevenson
DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde
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George ¥. Thomas
Burger Art Gallery
North Market Street
D. Mantz
Gbaxp Central Hotel
Tennessee Ave
Atlantic City
N. J
Orchestra Music
Aladim Graham & CO
W. i. Snyder
Gewine Machines
Geo. H. Beaufelter
Singer
H. Beaufelter
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Learly
Shoemaker’s Patent
Sleepy Eye
Wold Medal
Bampton
Reifsnider’s
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Light Sponge
Beller’s Baker’s Favorite
Wal Anderson
Azchim
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Adamstown
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