Suburban Paper Notes Printing Firm and Local Affairs
The article discusses Frederick Maryland printing firm, local news service setup, and subscription details. It notes political tensions over the next national convention location amid an ongoing international exposition. A Richmond ministerial letter counters reports of harsh treatment of negroes, asserting peace between white and colored citizens and urging restraint from agitators.
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Richmond
Robert ©. Ogden
Educational Conference
First African Baptist Church
South
Cocaine Evil Policy Urged for Maryland law
Health Commissioner Bosley of Baltimore calls for Maryland General Assembly to restrict sale of cocaine and similar drugs. He cites rising use, harm to health, and crime links noted by the Washington County grand jury. The Hornet reports growing local demand. Pennsylvania has already acted. The Maryland Assembly should follow suit.
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Bosley
Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland
Washington County
Frederick
Hornet
General Assembly of
Weeston
Contemp orary Comment on Politician and Event
An odd contemporary comment from the Cumberland Independent criticizes Senator McCowss. The piece mocks his awareness of a political blaze described as an oli weil scene, implying uncertainty about future outcomes for his ceefe aliymney x athena iy. The tone is a biting political lantern metaphor.
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McCowss
Oli Weil
Athena Iy
Cumberland Independent
Maryland Voter Rights and Naval Sponsor Debate
A Maryland Republican letter argues Black voters largely support Republicans and protests white man’s reign. Annapolis Capital hints at a naval cruiser sponsor from Maryland’s daughters, suggesting Miss Carris Nicodemus Warfield as a fitting sponsor. The Taneytown Record critiques Prohibition and Tariff policies as flawed public safeguards, noting continued rascality under each.
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Maryland
Carris Nicodemus Warfield
Edwin Warfield
Annapolis
Minutes of Merriness and Whimsical Quips From Dailies
A collage of humorous snippets and quotable lines from various papers. Jokes about an automobile maker funding a hospital, a forgetful college student, a sharp business wit with a bald head, a clerk offering a letter opener, and a poet soliciting acceptance for a poem.
A Question of International Morals in Debt Collection
A Washington Post opinion questions the morality of governments or individuals using force to collect debts. It argues war and violence over private debts are unjust, stating a government should not collect debts for its subjects by cannon and that force harms national honor and defense.
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Olril Bervies
Ogly
Taneytown Record
The
Washington Post
D. I. McGown
Cooperstown
Devoe
McGown
Davos
Theresson
The Nations Drink Bill and Economic Views
From the Chicago Journal a discussion on the annual one billion dollar alcohol expense. D. D. Thompean argues liquor drains money, harms families, and betterment lies in education and reform. The piece urges practical economic reasoning, not fanaticism, and mentions Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a cold prevention claim.
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Chicago Journal
D. D. Thompean
Northwestern Christian Advocate
United States
Leset
Snaie
Nostalgic Chorus For Home Made Bread Lost To Time
The piece laments the end of homemade bread as modern science and factory methods replace the old loaf. It recalls the warm aroma, flaky crumb, and simple pleasure of mother’s bread, contrasting it with today’s precise, perfumed, commercially crafted loaves.
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Tre Bekioy
QuiCaco Tribune
Brief Bits From the Philadelphis Record
April marks the silver anniversary of Pen Mar Park opened in 1878. A mix of humor and street observations covers marriage, cooking, smoking, and cafe menus in playful deltas. The notes reflect social quirks and local wit from the era.
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Bes
Pen Mar Park
la Montt
la Moyne
Philadelphis
Memorials For Antietam Battle Monuments Approved
A bill allocating 32500 to erect memorial tablets for Pennsylvania units at Antietam has been approved by Governor Pennypacker. Units honored include Forty Fifth Forty Eighth Fiftieth Fifty First One Hundredth One Hundred Twenty Fourth One Hundred Twenty Fifth One Hundred Twenty Eighth One Hundred Thirtieth One Hundred Thirty Second and One Hundred Thirty Seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers plus the Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry and Dorells Battery. Each unit will contribute 2500 for substantial work. The project may be completed by 1904 and could inspire further monuments. The Week notes unrelated society notices follow.
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Antietam
Pennsylvania
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Dorell
Battlefeld
Cumberland to Organize New Military Company
A new Maryland National Guard recruiting office will open in Cumberland. Other items note deaths in Hagerstown and Baltimore, local jury praise for mining law, a 100th birthday in Cecil County, and various county incidents from Allegany to Garrett.
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Cumberland
Daniel BR. Starizman
Hagerstown
Grand Jury
Allegany County
John P. Bowser
Williamsport
Maryland National Guard
Cecil County
Peggy Stewart
Fort Severn
John Dorham
Baltimore
Lydia Woodrow
Pleasant Hill
York Collegiate Institute
Tome
Port Jappals
George Roblnette
Leitersburg
Washington County
Edgemont
Belair
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Daughters of Libsby
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Giles and Mandolin Clubs
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Westminster
Opera House
News OF the
Harry Rowland
Germantown
Montgomery County
Pasteur Institute
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Parish
Mount Savage
Alisgary County
John W Nott
Getter
Wilcorm & Frederick
Yonra Truly
F. W. Drver & Co
New York
P. L. Hargett & Co
Frederick City
Lester
Gestiemes
W. B. Bargose
John Brachey
J. Russell Clark
Clarence P. Kemp
Lapis
Wm M Brooks
May Dodd
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Mics
May E Shoemaker
Nora M. Shook
M.D Williams
Margaret Williams
Gertie Young
Bperk
Union Bridge
Calanths Lodge
Knights of Pribias
Rene 5. Harp
Oslanthe Lodge
G. M.D. Olsbangh
Roger T. Dawson
St. Charles Hotel
Victor
Laile Rammbate
Susie K. de Lashwantt
DeLashmutt
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Ceart Horse
Frederick Citr
Koclock A.m
East Third Street
Maryali
Luce Remstare
Coates WL Ross
Frederick J. Nemaon
Felin
Fetin
Sasa E. de Lashman
Lacie Ramsome
B.c. Ae Frank Il. ST
Nat’l Bank
Fpssderick County
National Bank
É. James Gittinger
A. C. McCardell
W. L. Carty
Leroy McCardela
James Gittinger
A.C. McCampen
DR. T. Capeman
Avien G. Quinn
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D. Santen
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B. Smarkes
Frederice Cy
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Circuit Court
Joha Franklin Thomas
Chis
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Joseph C Thomas
Marco Tras
Ugluass
Hargett
Frederick Co
DougLays H. Hargett
T M. Elser
Dixon Bros
Landis
N. Market St
Interstate Telephone
A. Poole
West Booth Street
Frederick, Ma
Orphans’ Court
Louisa E. Stephens
WM. FE. Boteler
WM. C. Boteler
Auotice
J. Roelkes
West
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Lindbay
Rager
Lizzie Covell
J.F Cowell
Lindsay & Rager
Pert
D. Mitz
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Stillmore
CaNraranona
Hamilton Lindray
George K Brengle
West Seventh Street
Glass H
Mzadante
S T Haffner
East Patrick Street
Frederick Brick Works
West Third Street
Dergon
Kay
Pearl
Sempanton
Third Street
M&lvin F Wood
Qiwadte New Market District
Toft
Jos Gaver
Frederick, Md
Charles Wertheimer
Register of Wills
Daniel Z. Padgett
Adamstown
Jeb7dawi
Chas. T. K. Young
Frederick District
Sherif
Repubian
Lewis F. Carter
I Beret
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Fregerick
Catshall
Henry A. Baha
Joseph W. Gaver
Hate
Frederick Waller
Hearry W. Bowers
Hake's
Coaries & Tee
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Evard Kepner
West Fire
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Apridin
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Hageratown
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W. Tt. Mullins
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Gieery
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Arie
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