Peace Envoys Meet as War Ends Loom in Portsmouth
The peace commissioners of Russia and Japan met at Oyster Bay and aboard the Mayflower with President Roosevelt presiding. Observers note cordiality despite their nations’ war, hoping Portsmouth conference yields a settlement. Deliberations hinge on Japan’s moderation and Russia’s willingness to concede terms for an enduring peace.
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Hope and Prayer for Peace Between Two Great Powers
A fragment urging hope and prayer for humanity to achieve a just and lasting peace swiftly between the two great powers. The call emphasizes restraint and unity to end conflict and secure global harmony.
Contemp orary Comment on War, Law, and Youth
The commentary criticizes war enthusiasm and the push for vast funding. It questions the efficacy of city night curfews and moral policing, arguing that stricter enforcement and fewer liberties would better protect youth and restore civic safety. Local editorials urge balanced policy over sensationalism.
Ministory Snippets Across Papers A Humorous Mosaic
A collage of puns and brief exchanges from several newspapers shows playful dialogue and quips about daily life. The snippets reference engagements cook ing schools automoblias and social misperceptions with light irony and regional flavor across Chicago Yonkers Philadelphia New Yorker Puck and Glasgow publications.
UNTPORA Divorces and Uniform Law Debate Rise
The New York Herald notes rising divorces and conflicting state laws. Commissions will discuss uniform legislation at a national convention, with governors appointing commissioners to seek national reform and curb the scandals and abuses tied to diverse marriage laws. Public opinion appears ready for abolition of domestic and property complications in divorce.
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Directors Elected At Waoodaboro and Wredertok Tornpike Road Co Meeting
The Waoodaboro and Wredertok Turnpike Road Company held its annual stockholders meeting in room 2 of the First National Bank building. Directors named for the coming year include Ww. O. Neidig Noah E. Cramer Edward D Bhriner R J Winebrener and P L Fetser. The board then organized electing Wm C Neidig president Noah E Cramer secretary and Edward D Shriner treasurer and superintendent.
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First National Bank
Ww. O. Neidig
Noah E. Cramer
Edward D Bhriner
R. J. Winebrener
P. L. Fetser
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Edward D. Shriner
Sunflower, excursion crowd, and trolley yard mishap
Brief items note a 19 foot high sunflower in Mr G Jacob Buchey’s yard and about two hundred people riding a Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road excursion to the city yesterday. A lot sold at Brad dock Heights near Mr Thomas H Myers cottage. Joseph Monqadien of Corvall Construction Co completed an artificial kiosk pavement for Miss Marie Diehl. Mischief involving Master Etgar Thomas and The Mods dry goods store. wheel found in an alley leading to the post office yard.
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West South street
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Braddock Heights
Thomas H Myers
Jovweph MonQadien
Corvall Conatraction Compsny
Marie Diehl
West Church
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Etgar Thomas
Mods
Wave of Death Claims Several Infants and Adults
A sequence of obituaries notes the deaths of infants Dorothy V. Michael at seven months and Charles E. Bell an infant, both in Middletown area, with funeral details. Mrs. Mary A. Angell, widow of Samuel Angell, dies in York County at age 73, with services planned. Daniel W. Lanner, aged 61, Middletown Valley resident, dies suddenly. Christina Brengle, widow of Nicholas Brengle, dies in Baltimore at 74. multiple local updates on ill residents and a hospital transfer for appendicitis.
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Mra Clarke Michael
Carroll street
E. J. Mc Leao
whicch
Middletown
A Hedges
George Hoffman
Alpert Gannon
Clarenos Hooper
Moelville Oden, Jr
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F. Schroeder
Charles E. Ball
Charles E. Bell
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Mt. Olivet
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Mary A. Angell
Samuel Angell
York
Carrell county
Henry
Kuosag City
Missouri
Althouse
Taneytown
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O E. Valentine
York Road
Joseph H. Bassard
Fraderfick
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Angell
Jono Spook
Francis Scout Kay
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Daniel W. Lanner
Middletown Valley
National turnpike
Edward Lighter
Harvey R. Lense
city
Mesars
Edward and
D. Grayson Banner
Funeral for Mrs Markwood D Heary Held at East Church Street
Funeral services for Mrs Markwood D Heary were held yesterday morning at 10 30 at her East Church Street home and United Brothers Church with Rev J W Kinnoore officiating. Miss Neidharden sang Kindly Light and the choir offered Nearer My God to Thee and Sleep in Jesus. Pallbearers included Messrs Wun Catshall M A E Biser Willward A Tous Ed Haugh Wm H Benj and D Peiceatn Bockey. Interment was at Mt Olive Cemetery with W H B Etchison as funeral director. The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway directors elected officers with Geo Wm Smith as president and will continue as general manager. Receipts last month exceeded the previous July 1801 figures. Local Market: G Warley Tyson’s market quota includes corn 2.40 per varr, shelled 50 cents per bushel. New wheat No 2 red 0 10. other items listed. Reverend Dr S W Owen spoke at Braddock Heights with Amy McGee of Baltimore giving a solo. A large audience attended.
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East QChurch street
J. W. Kinnoore
United Brothreo
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B. Catshall
M. A. E. Biser
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Mt Olivat cemetery
W.H B. Etchison
TroWey Direutora Organice
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company
Geo. Wm. Smith
D.ich. Kefauver
Emory J. Coblents
Thomas H Haller
Smith
S. W. Owen
8. John's Lutheran church
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Amy McGee
Baltimore
Y M C A Camps in Frederick Foster Relaxed Recreation
Secretary Logan praises two recent Y M C A camps in Frederick for young men and junior members. He notes minimal restrictions, a preplanned program from work to meals, and discipline maintained at lights out. Parents and over 1000 visitors approve, with camps likely permanent features of the Frederick association.
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Law Grip Narrows Fined Drunk Pair in Frederick
In Frederick a midnight arrest of J B McCormlick and F Knott of Boyd's followed a fatal charge from North Markos street. Magistrate Smith fined them 63 each or 20 days. McCormlick was freed after friends paid. Also J John Thomas held on grand jury matter with $200 bond. Edward Fink and Gladhill roadside collision caused minor damage with no injuries.
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Walkeraville
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