The Daily News Axe Independent Paper in Frederick Maryland
The fragment outlines a Frederick Maryland newspaper, The Daily News, published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It mentions officers including President, Treasurer, and Manager, plus references to mail or postal operations, telegraphic news, and war correspondence from various parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Fredelic Sick
Beerkr
We Binks C
Hewaxy
Seey
Ewig
Frederick
San Francisco Disaster Reflections Stir National Debate
The Radroid Gazette weighs San Francisco catastrophe impacts plus global costs. It argues earthquake losses are dwarfed by broader economic effects, noting insured shares and international funding while predicting growth may cover the damage in weeks. It contrasts disaster costs with national wealth and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gazette
Gsrette
Japan
England
Germany
the Gazette
Fragmented Quotation Snips From Various Papers
A garbled composite note cites lines about public opinion in Baltimore and Saw, a German soldier punished for speeding travels, and a coal strike eclipsed by an earthquake. The excerpt blends satirical and news phrases with no clear single event or人物.
Merriness Minutes Note Besaty Exchange
The snippet shows a playful dialogue about a woman named Mrs Blank with comments on her looks and behavior. The source labels the piece as a humorous exchange from the Datralt Free Press.
Drift of Public Opinion Revealed in Amusing Exchanges
A garbled dialogue excerpt shows characters debating honesty and self respect as they discuss sacrifices and beliefs. The exchanges hint at social pressures, personal integrity, and the notion of public drift influencing private choices.
Balloons and the Pole: Wellman Plans for Arctic Flight
The New York World notes Walter Wellman’s exile to prepare a balloon expedition to the North Pole with airship tests planned in July and an August ascent from Epitzberger. It recalls earlier polar balloon efforts by Andres and Andree, and mentions wireless telegraph gear, motor sledges, and hopes for a six hundred mile Strait route with rapid progress to the pole.
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North Pole
New York
Best
Walter Wellman
Epitzberger
Solomon August
Andres
Dare Island
Issy Il
Andree
Sivel
Silbermann
University of Parle
Stark
Hermttte
Andre
Norway
Swadee
United States Weather Bureau
Osay
Wellman
Roosevelts
Moments With The Muse Time 2nd Love
In Early Spring the speaker recalls a thousand blended notes and nature’s linkage to human feeling. He laments how human affairs corrupt what nature would inspire, pondering whether Heaven’s plan grants joy or sorrow. William Wordsworth
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Sea Grove
Rafe
Church Fand Relief Receipts Reported In Local Notice
Relief fund records show Evangelical Lutheran Church treasurer G O Warehims sending Tea News a 151 50 donation for San Francisco relief. The congregation contributed 121 50 and the Sunday school added 30, totaling 151 50 in support.
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G. OC. Warehims
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sodsr
Tee News 4
San Francisco
Sheriff Sale of Shipley Property at Court House
Captain Walter Saunders and Alfred Ritter, attorney, conducted a sale at the Court House door this morning. The property of Mrs. George E. Shipley on West Third Street was struck down to Noah & Cramer for five thousand dollars.
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Shipley
Walter Saunders
Court House
Alfred Ritter
George E. Shipley
West Thirdetreat
Noah & Cramer
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah, Cramer
D. Vv
Stauffer
Frederick
Fidelity
Grecetam
Buck Lodge Alontzomery
Bosd
Patrick Street
W. Firth
Welltz
Pike
Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Endorsements and Price
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo merchants F. W. Cheney and Waterse, Kiswan and Marvin. It claims internal action, promises samples and lists 75 cents per bottle with druggists carrying the product. It also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Wwe
F. Wt
Cheney
Waterse, Kixwan & Marvin
Toledo
Hall
Hali
Weather forecast for May with storm periods and heat
The forecast warns of a very warm May with strong storm periods from the 19th to the 23rd and again around the 14th to 16th. Expect low barometer heat and humid, electrically charged air, with dangerous storms possibly late May into June and a general outlook of record electrical activity.
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Hicks
Perio
Ralp
wWlad
Theader Ebous
Bisy
Jane
Work of Death. W. S. Logue obituary notices
Obituaries note the death of W. S. Logue formerly of Frederick and Baltimore, who died April 25 in Chicago. Funeral held in Baltimore with Masons and other lodge members serving as pallbearers. Logue, born 1847, served in the Union Army, worked for Western Union and the Baltimore and Ohio, later managing sales for Edison interests. Survived by widow and son Louis R. Logue. The piece also records the death of Mrs Amanda Matilda Stine and mentions a local plant burn incident tied to Chamberlain's Salve advertisement.
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W. S. Logue
Frederick
Baltimore
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Ware
William Logue
South Market Street
Bridge
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Union
Baltimore and Ghia Hallroad
George A
Elizabeth Gatzendanner
Jacob Gatzendanner
Almetta Elizabeth
F. Getzdanner
Alice O
Florences M.stine
Stine
Smong
Sha
Suda
A. J. Gill
Toesisy A
Long Range Weather Forecasting Plan Outlined
The Weather Bureau plans long range forecasts for several weeks ahead with a December start. Chief William Moore discussed aims at a Maritime Association talk in New York, noting predictions will forecast general weekly weather rather than exact days. Solar influence on climate and upper atmosphere research, including balloon soundings, underpins the effort, with ongoing tests and instrumentation at Mount Weather.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Wiliam Moore
New York
Moore
Tron
New Bela
Mead
Atoore
Moora
Mir. Moors
Monns Weather
Mount Wasther
O. F. Marvin
Bureau
Bir
Moore Esqe
Ita
Roessarch
Wasther Bureau
In the Law's Grip Punished for Disorder
A Sunday night arrest spree leads to fines and brief jail terms for Frank Geings Phels Goliga and John Bill on disorderly conduct charges. Justice John Wood also schedules a continued case as Sad sick and local misfortunes appear in court notes. A Chicago forgery case against ex Clerk John A Cooke appears in indictments.
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Frank Geings
Phels Goliga
Hobbs and
Herwig
John Wood
Paeks
John Bill
Hivg
Tecalion
Lawr Fairieg
Adam Grilhart
York County
John A. Cooke
Chicago
Cnky
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Furere
Tobeer
Pier G
Wamer
the Welwiy News
Bacrestows
Hood
Capt. Hobson
Thas
Contemporary Comment
Baltimore Americas
Cumberlain Times
Tanestown Beserd
Tars
Wankee Sentinel
Bordaa
Wks
Ory
Adambese
Atance
Cocior
Gordlay
Joe
Gordiey
Lasimac
Philadelphia Press
Voice OF the Press
Wittiase Suarss
Moerac
William Worpsworts
Haifa
F. J. CrExey & Co
Teledo
KS Patliers
Bas Company
Deshoped
Chamberlain's
Pearre's
Bipesto Let Conditiona Farm Advancce
Pear
East Church Street
W. WY
North Market Street
Elizabasth M. Rreh
West South Street
Frederick County
Nat's Bank
the Frederics County
Frederick, Ud
Philadephil
Joseph Amber
Joseph
Gity Opera House
Chauncey-Rieffer Stock Company
Grace Keiffer
Aleo
Ansty
Staup, Keller & Ti Adoatt
P.O. Box
Carhler
Besant & Knott
Pecival Supply Co
Philadelphia
Cinemes OF
Crestonni Street
Ale
Beard
Ad . O
Alge
Gest
Predel
Usiler
Iz Postmecy
F Ave
N. Ca
Waehindon
D.C
Alidft
Buckisehem Industrist School
Bockerstown, Md
Casbier
Ofice
Bork
WM. Anderson
Rhode Island
Eale
I. Bele
Arlington US
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Esst
Third St.alsdatt
Thomas Sponseller
Farwas
Mechamis
Bash
U.S
Total
ATIC
Burplus Fund
Marrray County
Wilsce
Devace
Wilsue EH
Deva
Chas
B. JT
Hendrigeson
Imesh
George W.deax
George
Roduce
Daniel H. Steiie
Othot
Snouffer
Beneft
George Snouffer
Od Aistrater
I. Myur la Dutrow
Charles P. Levy
Mount Oliver
Clingan
Eloust
Frederick Gaunty
Eiquits
Henry P. Fahrner
Milton S. McDaniel
Orphans’ Court
Circuit Court
Henry P. Fahrney
OLICE
Cireuit Cour
Casistian Falk
John M- Falk
Circuit Cours
Catharine FE
Fisk
Frank L. Stoner
NOFCE
Franklin Savices Bonk
James Houce
Presidi
Jan Shavom
Moran
John
Newman
Record Street
Central National Bank
United Surete
Nes
Fesgaville
Guely
Filey Read House
Sarrain
Quick Buser
Mre
L. P Rohn
Mt. Airy
Rudy
Middletown
Pott's
Monrovia
New Market
Charles T. KR
Young, Sice
Proness Ofice
Tdaewiy
A A. Poole
Aliso Dervick
Marivdir
Hent
Third Street
Cramer & Stauder
Blostl
Ket Street
West South Sr
W. South St. Azide
E. Fourth Street
Wm. A. Hahn
West Sorin Street
Chas T. Young
Tod
Rosenstock
Hislellaners
Searle
Landis
Fhedeeile Sigiaer Fova
Utches
Cileeks
P Ust
D. Schroeder
Coxvinoxz
Wk. A. Simmons
N. Market Street
Watchmakers
Jawelers
Rogavera
Didty
the Bee
South Market
SosMes
MiMinery
R.R
D.mantz
Orndis
Jobn Eisenhauer
Haviland China
John Eisenhaube
oSdewis N- Market St. Frederick
Palatine
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick Etreer
Frederick, Md
Altimore & Ohio Railroad
Dally
Washington
Washington JuncHon
Osage
Bauimore
M. Arrivetiog
Dem. Pletsbure
Ets
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ST. Ws
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Hagper
FERRE
Hagerstown Ac
Martin Borg
Arees
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Staunton
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