Peace Envoys Meet to Seek End of War in Portsmouth
Report notes Roosevelt hosting the Russian and Japanese peace commissioners at Oyster Bay praising cordial manners and hope for a final settlement. It discusses public caution about terms, Japan's restraint, and Russia's possible concessions as Portsmouth negotiations unfold toward ending the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Tho Ae
Ruesia
Portamouth
Forcflictala
Portsmouth
Digsal
Rogers
Rueela
Peace Hope and Prayer For Lasting World Peace
Hope and prayer are voiced that two great powers may speedily conclude a just and lasting peace for all mankind as efforts toward global harmony continue.
War talk and public policy in a late 19th era column
The contending public favors war rhetoric while criticizing local crime and sanitation. Belated notes condemn mosquito outbreaks and mosquito control while urging stricter curfews for youths. The Taneytown Record laments permissive town morals and calls for stronger law enforcement to shield children at night.
Fragmented jokes and misprints from late 19th century humor pages
A string of short, garbled quips and misquoted lines from various papers, including exchanges about engagements, living costs, automobiles, and social scenes. The pieces read like a montage of joke snippets and informal captions with misspellings and broken syntax.
Untpora Divorce Laws Stir National Debate
The New York Herald report shows accelerating divorce rates and conflicting state laws provoking calls for uniform national legislation. Governors propose commissions and constitutional amendments, while churches civic groups and newspapers press for abolition of domestic and property complications and scandals arising from chaotic marriage laws.
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The
New York Herald
Narragancott Pier
Washington
Pennosylvania
Pennypacker
Commonwealths
South Carolins
South
Dakota
Congress
Directors Elected At Waoodaboro and Wredertok Meeting
The Waoodaboro and Wredertok Turnpike Road Company stockholders elected five directors for the coming year: Ww. O. Neidig, Noah E. Cramer, Edward D Bhriner, R. J. Winebrener and P. L. Fetser. The board then elected Wm. C. Neidig president, Noah E. Cramer secretary, and Edward D. Shriner treasurer and superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waoodaboro and
Wredertok Tornpike Road Company
First National Bank
Ww. O. Neidig
Noah E. Cramer
Edward D Bhriner
R. J. Winebrener
P. L. Fetser
Eleeting Wm. C. Neidig
Edward D. Shriner
Sunflower Stands Tall as City Excursion Draws Crowd
Mr G Jacob Buchey reports a sunflower 19 feet high at his West South street yard. About two hundred people came from Baltimore and Washington by B and O Rail road for yesterday’s city excursion. A lot at Brad dock Heights opposite Thomas H Myers cottage was sold as lot No 4. Joseph Monquadien of Corvall Construction Co. completed a taytow on Miss Marie Diehl’s West Church Street residence. Mischief struck Master Etgar Thomas of The Mods dry goods store. his bicycle wheel was found in the alley behind the post office yard.
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G. Jacob Buchey
West South Street
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Braddock Heights
Thomas H Myers
Jovweph MonQadien
Corvall Conatraction Compsny
Marie Diehl
West Church
Astraet
Etgar Thomas
Mods
Wave of Death Touches Middletown and York County
A series of bereavements include infant Dorothy V. Michael age 7 months who died at home on Carroll street extended from cholera infantum. funeral services held at home and Reformed church in Middletown, pallbearers named, interment at Reformed cemetery. Also infant Charles E. Bell died at Libertytowne, with services at Mt Olivet cemetery. Widow Mary A. Angell of York County dies. funeral at her residence. Daniel W. Lanner, Middletown Valley resident, dies suddenly at 61. survived by widow and four children. funeral set for Wednesday. Christina Brengle, widow of Nicholas Brengle, dies at 74 in Baltimore. funeral tomorrow at 10. Various local illness notes follow for area residents with several people listed as ill or improving.
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Dorothy V. Michael
Mra Clarke Michael
Carroll Street
E. J. Mc Leao
Whicch
Middletown
A Hedges
George Hoffman
Alpert Gannon
Clarenos Hooper
Moelville Oden, Jr
Reformed
F. Schroeder
Charles E. Ball
Charles E. Bell
Ala
Libertytowne
Mt. Olivet
Thia City
Mary A. Angle
Mary A. Angell
Samuel Angell
York
Carrell County
Henry
Kuosag City
Missouri
Althouse
Taneytown
D Birely
O E. Valentine
York Road
Joseph H. Bassard
Fraderfick
Mra
Angell
Jono Spook
Francis Scout Kay
Arpall
Abe
Key
Bofura Ner Depasss Shy
Daniel W Sanner
Daniel W. Lanner
Middletown Valley
National Turnpike
Edward Lighter
Harvey R. Lense
City
Mesars
Edward and
D. Grayson Banner
Christina Brengle
Nicholas Brengle
West Lombard Street
Baltimore
Funeral of Mrs Markwood D Heary Departs in Quiet Service
Funeral services for Mrs Markwood D Heary were held at her East QChurch street home and at United Brotherohurch with Rev J W Kinnoore officiating. Miss Neidharden sang Kindly Light and others performed hymns as pallbearers were named and burial planned at Mt Olivat cemetery. W H B Etchison directed the funeral.
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Markwood D. Heary
East Qchurch Street
J. W. Kinnoore
United Brothreo
Measra Wun
B. Catshall
M. A. E. Biser
Wiiward A
Tous
Edt
Haugh
Wm H. Beni
D Peiecaton Bockey
Mt Olivat Cemetery
W.H B. Etchison
Y M C A Camps Earn Praise in Frederick Seances
Over the past month the Frederick Y M C A held two secessioy camps for young men and junior members. Secretary Logan praised the camps for relaxed but disciplined recreation, noting the preplanned program, orderly bed times, and safe environment. The camps gained parental approval and drew 1000 plus visitors, signaling permanent community features with room for future adjustments.
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Young Men's Christian Association of
Frederick
Mom Dore
Logan
Jansors
Bnd
Law's Grip Narrows Yet Ends in Fines and Fees
In Frederick, J B McCormlick and F Knott of Boyd's were arrested near midnight for L000 Cesareloy Mis a Minnie Selby tied to North Markos street. They faced $6 fines or 20 days in jail, with additional $10 or 30 days for abusive conduct. McCormlick was released after friends paid, while Jostice H Katem held John Thomas on a grand jury matter, posting $200 bail. Edward Fink and a Mr. Gladhill, driving on the Frederick and Woodboro turnpike, caused a collision injuring no one. damage to gear noted.
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J.B. McCormlick
F. @. Knott
Boyd's
Frederick
Ceareloy
Misa Minnie Selby
North Markos Street
Otivers Hobbs
Uwerwig
Jastios
Juatius Smith
McCormlick
Hig Fins
Thomas
Jonn Thomas
Dibble” Coats
East Patrick Street
Jastice H Katem
Edward Fink
Walkeraville
Gladhill
Frederick and
Woodaboro
Fink
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