Deeds Not Words and Telegraphers Pay Debate
The article contrasts Linnevitch's supposed win chances with striking telegraphers and notes District Attorney Jerome pushing for people to “book” rather than receive books. It also praises Frederick County Agricultural Society efforts to boost fair exhibits, urging easier terms, better premiums, and expert judges to showcase the county’s agricultural strength and attract visitors.
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United States
Reputation for Achievement Highlighted by Baltimore News
The Baltimore News notes that certain individuals have built an enviable reputation through notable work and public esteem, signaling sustained excellence and influence within their fields.
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Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Miscellany Quips
A compilation of brief, humorous exchanges from various papers. Dialogues include a prisoner, a visitor, a judge, and a hotel employee in Chicago. a fake consent over the telephone. a farmer’s wife and tramp. and a rural politician’s remark about finding a candidate with a leaky roof. The snippets reflect early 20th century wit and urban rural contrasts.
Albany Department Store Collapse Claims Dozens Injured
A catastrophic floor collapse at John O. Myers department store in Albany this morning sent hundreds of workers and shoppers into the ruin. Rescue crews report many injured and feared more fatalities as the disaster unfolds, marking the city's worst such tragedy.
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Lackawanna Terminal Fire Loss Estimated at 500000
New York Aug The special dispatch reports the Lackawanna terminal fire causing an estimated loss of between four hundred thousand and five hundred thousand dollars. The fire department battled the blaze through the night with damage to the rail yard and facilities. No further details on the cause or injuries are provided in the dispatch.
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New York
Lackawanna
Fountain Millis
B. Ehert & Sone
New York church destroyed by morning fire
The St. Thomas Episcopal Church in New York was consumed by fire this morning. Damages are estimated at over 500000 dollars with the loss attributed to the blaze.
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New York
St. Thomas Episcopal church
Secretary Shaw Resigns from Cabinet
Special Dispatch to The New New York reports Secretary Shaw has resigned from the cabinet on August 6. The development adds a political shakeup as the administration adjusts to the loss of a senior official.
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Shaw
Jerome and the Millions and Money Mania in Press
From the Indianapolis News and New York Sun, the pieces praise Jerome’s political campaign as a bold people’s appeal against graft and concentrated wealth. They argue that public sentiment shifts toward decisive action, exposing the allure and dangers of money and luxury in American life.
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Indianapalla News
New York
Camp Warfield Emerges As Maryland Show Place
The piece notes Camp Warfield as a notable Maryland landmark and comments on lingering camp meeting spirit. It cites varied opinions about Senator Depew and a critique of Chadwick, while observing continued religious fervor and outdoor worship. The article highlights Maryland hospitality and social appeal at camp meetings.
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Maryland
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Moments With The Muse And The New World Vision
A clipped literary page notes poems and essays, highlighting moments with the muse through nature imagery and prophetic lines. It contrasts twilight garden scenes with a grand call for a unified future, praising knowledge, love, and human unity beyond conflict. The text ends with a newspaper notice of book or ad placements.
Maryland News Sparks and Local Tragedies Across Counties
The report covers Camp Warfield actions near Belair with Brown and Bines forces, accidents claim farmer Herbart Short in Carroll County, and George A. Cook’s drowning while aiding Minnie Greenbaum. Westminster hosts the Republican convention. delays in nominations until September 11.Michael J. Fadgen dies by self-administered poison at his Baltimore home. Alexander Stogles fatally injured by an electric car in Hagerstown en route to Harford County. A Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railroad collision at Kant Island Narrows kills two trainmen. Local sick and personal notices include Lewie Brachey, John Young, Nicholas Haller, Charles F. Kintz, Judge McSherry, and Miss Dorothy Warehime. A typographical error corrected for Mrs. Ocharles B. oat.
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Reuben Thomas
George A. Cook
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Carroll County
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Michael J. Fadgen
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Alexander Stogles
Hagerstown
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Lewie Brachey
Fifth street
John Young
Washington
West Patrick street
Nicholas Haller
South Market atrest
Charles F. Kintz
Judge McSherry
Frederick Investor Dr Geo T Moore Quietly Expands Holdings
Dr Geo T Moore, once Frederick resident now in Peoria Illinois, positions as a major Frederick real estate investor owning multiple properties and reporting strong profits. His daughter Miss Kitty Moore, formerly Frederick, wed Osvar Obenhausen in Frederick in 1902 and is en route to Peoria with her husband. Moore notes he has found real estate investments very profitable and active in business.
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Peoria
Misa Kitty Moore
Osvar Obe
HYMENEAL ITEMS AND MISCALMINGS FROM FREDERICK AREA
Marriage notices for John Graser and Annie Delander in Frederick plus John Flok and Beasts Long in Middletown Valley. Local reunion of ministers in Middletown Valley. Carbing shipment from Ellicot City announced. Obituary of Professor Bell’s father Wadney Bell, pioneer in deaf education. Patent medicine ads offer 100 dollar reward for catarrh cure, with testimonials and Cheney family endorsements.
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Mias Beasts May Long
Middletown Valley
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Thermont Tennis Club Players Pleased After Frederick Match
Letters from the People report that the Thermont Tennis Club players praised the Frederick club for hospital ity and courtesy after a Friday contest, though they were defeated. The exchange highlighted respectful discourse and strong sporting spirit between the teams.
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Birthday party for Master George William Smith Ami cheno
Master George William Smith Ami cheno, son of Dr and Mrs Huntoken, hosted a birthday party at his parents home on Wept Patrick Street from seven to nine. Guests enjoyed games and a cake with eight candles before departing. wishes of many happy returns were extended. A fancy party is planned for Wednesday evening August 16 from seven to eight or nine in the Heights dancing pavilion, with arrangements to be announced.
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George William Smith Amicheno
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Work of Death Marks Life of Lewis O Spittle at Point of Rocks
Lewis O Spittle aged 65 7 13 died at home at Point of Rocks on Saturday night from stomach and kidney disease. Born in Virginia he served with the Confederate Army in the Civil War and then settled at Point of Rocks where he resided until death. Survived by widow two sons and several siblings. Funeral held yesterday at 2 o clock at the Lutheran church with Rev C W Bose officiating. Pallbearers named and interment at St Pauls cemetery assisted by funeral staff.
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Lewis O. Spittis
Point of Rocks
Mr. Spittle
Virginia
Hela
Spitele
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Iotheran church
C. W. Bose
Brunswick
O. H. Stankle
Kaward Fry
D. O. Welling
E. W. Mercier
G. Conner
G. H. G. Hickman
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A. J. Colbert
Twomag
P. Rios
Colored couple's quarrel ends in arrest and warning
William Allen, a colored man living near Buckeystown, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Darner after a quarrel with his wife and threats to kill. At a hearing before Justice John Keller he claimed he took a gun from his wife to stop her from shooting him. The case was dismissed with a severe reprimand.
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Buckeystown
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Justine Keller
Way Open to Evidence of Kidney Cure by Dean's Pills
Frederick residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills after a year of kidney pain and disability. George Beatz of 2B O avenue recounts severe suffering, doctors, and plasters, then taking four boxes leads to permanent cure. Store sale through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York, sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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A brief OCR fragment lists numbers and codes including 8 5012 45 gaa 4 8 85/19 23 8 Osla. The readable items imply data rather than a full event with names or places.
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