Industrial armies debate state aid and unemployment
A discussion of whether cities or states should fund large public works to employ idle workers. Dr. Stanton Coit argues for aid as helpful and non socialist, while David McGregor Means warns such spending risks socialism and bankruptcy. The issue centers on unemployed men and the industrial armies movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey’s
Stanton Coit
University Settlement
New York City
Eldeer
David McGregor Means
Means
Opinion Paring in Estope Shows Female Majority
Current comment notes women greatly outnumber men in Estope and in New York the movement to strike the word male has united women. It cites Senator Hill as a popular Democrat and Senator Peffer’s reputation as endangered. A natural gas well danger is mentioned and a general sense of striking times pervades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peffer
Hansa
PUBLIC OPINION Excerpts on Jews Unitarian ministers
Column excerpts discuss growing exchange between Jewish and Unitarian ministers in Chicago. It notes a sizable portion of ministers in the Liberal Congress are Jewish and many Unitarian clergy may be more Jewish than Christian. The piece references past figures Revs Wise and Lilienthal and the Free Religious Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigago
Uniteriane
H&ely
Wise
Lilienthal
Free Religious Association
B.C. Zacharias
N. W
Local Muddle Sparks Tax Jeopardy in Bagersdowe
Readers share opinions on the mayoral manifesto and a tax strike that halts revenue collection. Citizens blame political disruption for endangering the city's financial standing while local voices praise duty and civic support.
Spring Musings And A Violin And Song
A lyrical contrast of past love and springtime reflection. It recalls Whitcomb Hiley with a violin and a favorite song, wandering lovers long ago, then shifts to spring’s renewal, birds, and nature praising God. The pieces intertwine nostalgia with natural beauty and moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcomb Hiley
Churches and Memorial Services in Maryland and Nearby Towns
The Western District Conference of Maryland Christian Endeavor Union meets at the Presbyterian Church in Hagerstown over two days. St Mark's Lutheran Church in Sabiilas ville was dedicated yesterday. Rev HB Weber preached the sermon with other clergy taking part. Immersion by Dr P D Pahrney occurred yesterday in Bentz street mill race witnessed by Samuel Fogle. Beale’s illustrated sermons draw a young, engaged audience. Funeral services were held for William Townsend in Ridgeville. Rev Cross and Rev Lloyd officiated with Knights of Pythias and local lodges assisting. Franklin Hildebrand’s funeral followed from 127 West Patrick Street with multiple tributes and pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District Conference
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Sabiilasville
HB. Weber
Board of Church Extension
German Baptist
P. D. Pahrney
Bentz Street
Samuel Fogle
A. C. McCardell
Enbied
Christ
Lis Love
Alvil Connor
Walkersville
Delver
AU Saints Episcopal Church
Knights Templars
Johr’s Church
Newb
Father Maizieu
Woodstock College
Equstor
South America
St. John’s
Society of Jesus
Father Gaffney
Our Ladies Socality
William J. Townsend
Messia
W.J. Brown & Son
Baltimore
Ridgeville
Stone Chapel
Warfieldsburg
Thomas J. Cross
New Windsor
Chenit M.E. Church
John Lloyd
Good Iment Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Townsend
Charley Lodge
Westminster
Franklin T. Hilde~brand
West Patrick Street
E.R Eachbach
L. Kuhlman
Rudolph Neidhart
Clinton Williard
Edward Diehl
Conrad Ruland
John Hershberger
Wm. 4. Elie
A.T. Rice
May Ball by Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company plans a May ball on Monday evening May 14. The committee includes George Koeiler Daniel Crimmins W Falk Samuel Titlow and J D Ellia. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a tonic and curative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Fire Engine Company
George Koeiler
Daniel Crimmins
W. Falk
Samuel Titlow
J. D. Ellia
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEWS
Tae Nree
TERE
Brecerick
the Frederick
Onice
Somrhen Riling and
Ufeeraring Company
Moon
WatTcRe
Frederick County
Fuepsrick
Senator Hill
Public Opinion
Mor Unitarhn Thas
Bagersdowe
Bagerstown
Matt
Colisdor
Lewis
Wm. F. Wright
D. D
Ecsa
Frederick Junction
Elyese
D. H. Mowen
Mryersville
Coxeyne
Tim
G. B. Philpot
Chas
Cassell
Thurmont
Sam Jones
C. Shafer
Brunswick
Margete
Ature
Addis L. Crist
Adayr Genvices
Hood
Steek
Wate Machines
Raaaseror
Sraxparp
Perewnirse
Basler
T. Delaplaine
Frederick
Novitiste
H. B. Bake
the News
Frederics
Syerermtown Normal Institute
Backerehaa
de Ter
Tfmiderichs Waputy Register
Nh Pz
Seana
Job Frinks
Euoees
Lenn Apenigiwe
East Oly South
Deller
Patrick
East Church
Geo. W
Grove
West Patrick St
Maine & Co
Bouth Market St
Mary Little
South Market
Doll & Albaugh
West Pernck St
HB. Houek
First National Bank
Si Bank
Bueckesstown
Keey
Keler
Buckeystown
Horatio B. Kefazuver
Middletown
Wm. Anderson
Frederick, Md
Frederick City
L. 3
Nixcorff
Second St
Apriadts
Dab Bell
Daisy Bell
W. T. Delaplaine
The
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company, No
Kereey
sDrShKite ED
KOONTZ_ Prest
L. M. Dizon
Beer, Wine, &Co
Bock
Bartaolomay Bock
Desiers
Alc
Lipps
West Patrick and Telegraph Sts
Fredick, MD
Beamtseus O
Woltsville, Ma
Tre Fred’: Fence Co., Lim
B. South St
B.&g
Steam ‘Brick Works
Apreast
Erlisf
Hang
Keazzr
Maci Bazsan
Robleer
DE. Kohler
Eohlee Manufacturing CO
East German &T
Baltimore, MD
Jonathan Biserttention
Consumers
Ak Coasl
Jonathan Biber
Easti Thirdi Street
Noah E. Cramer
Real Estate & Fire Insurance
T Cotter
H. Clay Stauffer
Mt. Pleasant
Phebe
Wilson
Roaheb
Cramer
North Market Street
C. A. Poole
West South Street
Meton & Biggs
Old Mills
Alfred Ritter
F. Alfred Ritter
Chancery
Office Court Street
Wdawly
Court House
Court Street
Mra Jno. T. Best
Apregdin
Adies
Slick Milared Milter
South
Esa
M. G. Urner
Markell & Trait
Telephone NO. Sa
Carroll Street
F. G. Thomas &Son
City Hotel
Thomas Drug Store
F. Thomas
Burked
J. B. Garrett
Sheppard's
Court Stree
W. Borger
East Zanick
George Brust
Jonso“N Ball
Willard Carlisle
Chamere
CAN Zeeul
Cochran
Allen Borbbace
Taos & Crary
G. Thoma
J.N. Clary
ITO
Travelers’ Life Insurance CO
Best and Cheapest Life Co
West
Patrick Street
Opnesite City Hotel
M.C. Baller
Jocibreepers
Queensware
Besant & Knott
H. FE. Frorkecat
Chi
H. F. Ruprecaht
East Third Street
Machisda
Buffalo
West Patrick
Neer Court Bt
London Stont
Seagers
Ryrns
Tom Gir
Pabst
Milwaukee
Rochester, Appolio and
Theo
R. Herb’s Lager Beers
Charles N. Hater
F. B.sappingtor
Market St
Yah Petro
A. L. Kline
Sention
Apradin
Wm, Anderson
Taro
Thave
North
Korth
Amilton Lindbay
Real 3Stemicerdie
Ons and Invest Court Beret
Prarel
Sharens
M. C. Haller
W. South St
Patrick Be
M.nixdorff, JE
W.T. Delaplaine & CO
Rest Estate
Weston Ester
Tesenanen Co
OF New York
aLseo
Moastarrax
Tierney
Tag Newa
Nole
ONIO
Baltimore and Way
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Sny
Hexington
Winchester Hagerstown
Way
Washington and Way
Estrimore
Washington
Kerzer
Lexington
Chicago
Wary
Martinsburg
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Te West
Philadelphhis
Lexingington
Keyser and
Cincinnai
St Louis
Fom
Wey
Shadelphis
Philadelphis
Cumberlane
Ion
War
Wsy
Steen Maryland R. B
PL & RR
Shippensberg
Gettysburg
Norfolk & Westram
B&o
Erryham
Penns
RK. E
Braceville
Union Station
Ballo
Upwata
Wiliamsport Pysserstown
Wiliamsport
Bae
Getipsburg
Oxford
Spring Grove
York
Tapia
Pepe
Ince
Lesve Eagerstown
Aoe Z. Ce
Shippensborg
Harestown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!