Prohibition tones and civic notes amid 1901 headlines
The page blends catalog advertising with political opinion and fiscal analysis. It contrasts Prohibition harmony, labor tensions, and Manila governance with financial data on Standard Oil dividends and a long Treasury table showing U S revenue and expenditure growth from 1856 to 1901, highlighting war costs and pension increases.
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United States
Treasury Department
Spain
War Department
Navy Department
Contempor ary commentary and scattered notes
The fragmentary clippings reference Roosevelt in Colorado tied to delegates in 1804 and mockingly note scarce news. Other items joke about newsrooms ignorance and Dooley’s adage, while Baltimore papers quip about Historian Maclay’s per diem and a nagws advertisement claim.
Fragmented Tiny Humorous Exchanges from 19th Century Clips
A collage of short, disjointed exchanges from old newspaper humor pages. Phrases hint at classroom banter, a cryptic Scribbler piece submission, a flower hair accessory mishap, a Jew ish comment, and a banker jest. Names and dates are fragmentary, tone light and observational.
Washington Post mirrors prompt Maclay likeness amid political taint
The Washington Post review of Maclay's pictured likenesses portrays him as a man of power surrounded by sycophants and seeks to question his honesty. It suggests the newspaper portraits could mislead about his character while condemning Sampson era dispatches.
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Maclay
Washington Post
Pictorial Daily
Department
Schley
Caitiff
Coward
Washington
Sampson
Santiago
Moments With The Muse And Other Verse Fragments
A collection of short poems and verse fragments. Includes reflections on effort and courage, a Philadelphia Times poem about kindness and rewards, and a Dresden motif about fragile love. Also reports a house sale by Noah E. Cramer for Philip H. and Elizabeth Barck to Willie Anna Stauffer for $650.
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Noah E. Cramer
Philip H. and
Elizabeth Barck
Weat South Street
Willie Anna Stauffer
Impressions of a Marylander Journey to San Francisco
Mrs. Caroline Figgins Dorsey of Washington D C writes of a transcontinental trip from Washington to Chicago and beyond, describing Maryland to Chicago landscapes, early rail travel, and reflections on home. The account covers departure from Washington, scenes along the Potomac and Ohio rivers, Johnstown, Canton McKinley’s home, and arrival in Chicago with vivid urban imagery and travel anxieties.
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Caroline Figgins Dorsey
Jefferson
San Francisco
Washington
Washington, D. C
Ospital
Potomac
Pacific Express
Maryland
Omac
Pacific
Sanset
Snog Ag
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Timothy
Johnstown
Judges Draw Jury for September Term of Court
Jurors were drawn for the September term. cases include caveats to wills of Mrs. Louisa Plummer and Miss Maria Wrestling. Names list jurors by town such as Backeystown, Middletown, Urbana, Liberty, New Market, Jefferson, Mechanicstown, and more, with jurors including C Fr Oland Jesse Kreig Wm Ramsburg Christopher Woerner Charles Baumgardner E E Shaw W Nash Young George Easterly A J Fromke Hamilton Lindsay Thomas Eyler and others.
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Tidzes McSherre
Motroy Geon
Louisa Plummer
Maria Wrestling
Backeystown
C. Fr. Oland
Jesse Kreig
Frederick
Wm. HH. Ramsburg
Chhristopher Woerner
Charles Baumgardner
E. E. Shaw
W. Nash Young
George Easterly
A. J. Fromke
Hamilton Lindsay
Thomas Eyler
Middletown
P. E. Bussard
Z. T. Firestone
Oreagerstown
Goeo
W. Shryock
Eammitsburg
W. M. Morrison
H. A. Valentine
Catoctin
Easterday
Urbana
P. T. L. Johnson
Richard Davis
Liberty
J. J. Hitzelberger
John Rwendner
New Market
Ignatius Dorsey
Geo. Keller
Hauvers
Alva Brandenburg
Daniel Stottlemyer
Woodsboro
Frank Band
J. E. Stambaugh
Perereyte
A H. Claggett
B. Magaha
Mr. Pleasant
Frederick Barrick
John H. Whitter
Jefferson
R. J. Shaff
Oscar Onller
Mechanicstown
J. W. Payne
D. G. Zentz
Jackson
J. O. Palmer
W.R. Young
Johnsville
Reuben Saylor
T. J. Mil
Motters and visitors report from Baltimore and area
County correspondence notes Mr E A Shorb and wife of Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs John Weaver. Mrs Frank Henderson and daughters of Baltimore visiting Mr V J Eckenrode. Miss Josie Elder from Baltimore to Littlestown for summer. Rose and Carrie Eckenrode from Philadelphia vacationing at Ingleside farm. Mrs Thomas Jacobs of Baltimore summering with parents Mr and Mrs J O Rosensteel. Mrs Howard Fitzgerald of Baltimore visiting her parents. J Frank Mampel criticized roller track at Athletic Park. park officials say track toppled by boys.
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Philadelphia
Ingleside Farm
Thomas Jacobs
Baltimore
J. O. Rosensteel
Howard Fitzgerald
A. V. Keepes
J. Frank Mampel
Athletic Park
Brush Factory Club Triumphs 8 1 Over Young Sluggers
In a Saturday baseball game the Brush factory club defeated the Young Sluggers 8 to 1. Lipps and Moberly earned the win with Lipps delivering fine pitching. Shilling and Fleshman were the battery for the losers. Ad content promotes Marner Whiskey and Harper Whiskey. For sale by G. N. Hauer of Frederick Maryland. NOTICES.
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Brush Factory
Sluggers
Lipps
Moberly
Shilling
Fleshman
Marner
Harper
G. N. Hauer
Frederick, Md
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Scribbler
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Burkittsville
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Ballenger
Edward Hargett
Braddock
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E. A. Gittinger
City Register
Woman's College OF Frederice
Frederick Female Seminary
Woman's College
West
É&E
J H. Apple
Milton G. Urner
EMOV
Al—Devilbiss &Urner General Insurance
First National Bank
Doll & Albaugh
North Market Street
Blatt
Baker Johnson
Potts
Court Street
Aovsdiy Fo County
William F. Chilton
Frederics, Md
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Associante
Mt. Pleasant
Harvey BR. Lease
Frederick District No. 2
Iszete
Dare Tenants
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Wwatchmaker
Teweler Ad Exphat
N. Market Street
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Hagerstown Lightning Conductor Company
SH. Goetz
Groff Hotel
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Ald, augSdlyr
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Blue Ridge Mountains
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Roan Oke
Salem
Virginia
Julius D. Dreher
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Icket
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