Daily News 4X Independent Newspaper Notes
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines its publishing house Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It lists staff roles including Tro Scurry president and vice president and treasurer, secretary, and manager. It mentions monthly subscriptions and mail delivery options.
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RE Great Southern Printing and? Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Scurry
So Binz
Howaxp
Secs
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
Frederick
Howard
Ayudents
Panama Canal sanitation progress praised by medical record
The Medical Record notes that Col. Gorgas and aides achieved substantial health gains on the Canal Zone despite hostile conditions. It emphasizes ongoing sanitation work for the Isthmus, cites tropical disease challenges, and credits Cuba era experience for future efforts.
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Canal Zone
Panama Osual
Canal
Gorgas
Cuba
Contemporaries Lampoon Prohibition Era Rhetoric in Maryland
A compilation of satirical clippings from Baltimore papers criticizes summer resort appeal and law enforcement, and mocks political exchanges between state governors. The items highlight social tensions and gender roles in the era with humor and irony.
Minutes of Merriness and Quotation Dialogues
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips about money, insurance, charity, and philanthropy. This fragment references the Equitable Insurance, a mock dialogue about spending, and a joke on press agents. It evokes a late 19th or early 20th century mood.
Progress of the Negro in Youth and Enterprise
From the Louisville Courier Journal a study of Negro progress in the U S notes a total population of 9 204 531 with most living in the South where 746 000 own farms and 21 percent are fully or 4 percent partially owned Many skilled tradesmen are listed including carpenters 20 000 barbers 21 600 and doctors 20 000 while new literacy trends show decline since 1890 but rising thrift and self respect in homes and trades Southern workers push into skilled roles such as carpentry bricklaying and shipyard labor with strong wage gains in places like New Orleans contrasting with northern prejudice that limits opportunities for color workers
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Louisville Courier Journal
United States
South
Negroea
Cteles
New Orleans
North
Moments With The Muse A Little Way
A reflective fragment contrasts a quiet walk with a loved one to inevitable parting. August drift and faded blooms symbolize waiting days and a calm resignation as time slows and memories endure. The speaker muses on love, loss, and the quiet passage of summer toward an unseen day.
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Timothy Har
Bnol Ffer
Luther M Bready
Waddas
Tax rate in Annapolis fixed. fires and drownings reported
Spate of incidents includes Annapolis tax rate fixed BES cents, a barn fire near East New Market destroying the building and hay, a drowning at Old Inland near Orisfield, and a farmhouse fire south of Oonogso cheagoe in Washington County. Also a petition seeks toll relief for Gapland Turnpike due to road neglect amid a divorce granted with custody awarded.
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Annapolis
E. U Steadman
East New Market
William Martin
Orisheld
Old Inland
Orisfield
George Ambrose
Oonogsocheagoe
Washington County
Albert A. Miller
Washington
Gapland Turnpike Company
Market Gossip and Price Ranges At Local Fair
A bustling market notes early morning price ranges for eggs butter poultry and fruits. The writer jokes about rivals and political talk while listing diverse items from oranges to cantaloupes and fish to meats with approximate per unit costs for the scene.
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Dameona
Engineer Brakes Engine to Save Excursionists and Dies
A New York engineer, William Moone, set emergency brakes and plunged with his engine down a steep embankment near Bayonne, saving excursionists on a Central Railroad of New Jersey train but dying as the engine and tender toppled into deep water. Passengers aboard fled the wreck as the engine dragged into the water, with rescuers and crew attempting to avert further tragedy.
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New York
Willan Moone
Bayonne
Koi
Newarrk Bay
Biebt
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Tron
Gus AG
Base Ball Scores and City League Highlights
Local box scores recap baseball actions across the American and National Leagues. Highlights include New York and Washington games and omitted rain delays in TriState play with scattered results from Harrisburg Coatesville and Lancaster.
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Pellawine
Sebers
Teesten
New York
St Bans
Washengtent
National League
Pittishure
New Vork
Chroyvre
Reston
Omer
TriState League
Wolliame Port de Wilmington
Yorks Johustean
Harrisburg
Coatesville
Asteona Eo Lancaster
Popular minister Rev Simon Swiggart Miller’s early life and career
Rev Simon Swiggart Miller, a prominent minister in the Reformed church, son of Mary Miller, was born near Salem church in Franklin County, Pa. He studied at Waynesboro parish schools, Fracklin and Marshall College, graduating in 1862, then Mercerburg Theological Seminary in 1864. He served as co-principal of Marshall Collegiate Institute, led Grace Church in Akron, and later pastored in Sunbury and Jefferson, Pa, before moving to Bionsboro, Washington County in 1874.
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Miller
Reformed Ministerial Relief Society
Simon Swiggart Miller
Mary Miller
Reformed Church
Salem Church
Waynesboro
FrankHo County
Fracklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Reformed Seminary
Merceraburg
Marshall Collegiate Institute
Mercareburg College
Mercersberg Academy
Gracs
Akron
Ohio
Sunbury
Jefferson
This County
Bionsboro
Washington County
Reverend Miller Retires after Long Service to Churches
The Rev. Miller served 17 years and 6 months in St. Petersburg Pennsylvania, then Mt. Pleasant and Myerstown before moving to the city. He was state clerk and treasurer of Maryland Clasela and Clarion Classis, now treasurer and solicitor of the Society for Relief of Ministers and Widows, expanding investment funds from 16000 to 70000 and doubling ministerial appropriations. He married Mary Genevieve Biser in 1873. two sons deceased and a daughter, Miss Mary Miller, survives. The family resides on East Third Street.
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St. Petersburg
Mt. Pleasant
Daniel Stein
Myerstown
Miller
Mervsa
Mary Genevieve Biser
George Coat Biner
Jefferson
Mary Miller
East Third Street
Mitchell Won't Settle Damage Suit Says No Compromise
James L Lenahan of Wilkes Barre denies reports that UMW President John Mitchell seeks to settle the damage suit brought by Angles Walks of Binghamton alleging a proposed plan for a settlement. Lenahan says Mitchell aims to prolong the case while the defense remains unready.
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Wilkesbarre
James L. Lenahan
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Attarnes Y Walks
Linghamton
Lonatan
Mitehell
Attonnes Vm
Mitchell
Plumort
Anarchists to Melt in Boston During International Congress
A chaotic report covers plans for an international anarchist congress in Boston. It notes arrests, indictments, and possible jail terms tied to a mayoral case and province tensions, alongside a death following a tooth extraction.
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Boston
Death notices and obituaries from a rural paper
A sequence of obituaries and death notices reports William Henry Lidie of Thurmont dying at 14 after illness and a fall, Rev George A. Whitmore officiating at his funeral, and several other local deaths including Mrs. Christian W. Doll of Martinsburg, Mrs. Hachbach’s funeral, and Col J Christian Rhodes in Dunkardson. Also noted are infant deaths, a Park Mills death, and a Roach shipping contract item, with adjoining family and institutional ties.
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William Henry Lidie
William Henry Lidia
Thurmont
Lidia
Ataira
United Brethren Cemetery
Thormont
Geo. A. Whitmore
Christian W Doll
Obriaiian W. Doll
Martinsburg
W. Va
Barkeley County
Tostios Harlan
United States Supreme Court
E.R Ezohbach
Miss Doll
Hachbach
Constitutional Amendment Drafts in Marsland and Maryland
Engrossed documents certify proposed constitutional amendments passed by the Marsland Senate and Maryland General Assembly. Records note multiple readings and votes by yeas and nays, dates in March 1904, and signatures of key officials including Spencer A. Jones George Everhart and Benjamin L. Smith.
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State of
Marsland
House of Delegates
George Y. Everhart
Benjamin L. Bmlth
Maryland
General Assembly
Br Mary's
Charles
Baltimore
Tme
Xpi
Anld
Senate
Yeas
Nass
Spenger C. Jones
Severly
Robert Moss
Fly Setaty
Nays
Benjamin L. Smith
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