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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1905

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Japan and Maryland militia in a muddled moral tale

The Daily News notes curious talk of Japan, bill collecting prowess, and a Maryland militia clash over dinners. It cites gubernatorial and senatorial prospects, a professor’s reaction to graft accusations, and weather bureau criticism as part of a broader critique.

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Bumper Corn Crop Boosts Farm Prosperity Across Regions

An August crop report estimates a record corn yield of about 2,665,060,000 bushels, signaling potential major gains for farmers. Figures cited by the Wall Street Journal and Baltimore Sun link high production to increased rail traffic, commercial prosperity, and expanding markets. Advancements in scientific corn breeding, notably in Minnesota and Maryland, promise higher yields per acre as education and adoption spread. The broader effect includes international demand growth as foreign buyers are courted to absorb the larger harvest.

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Col Watterson Returns Home Amid Tragic News From New York

The Chamberland Times notes Colonel Watterson’s return from Europe as the national conversation remains unsettled following a severe tragedy in New York. The piece reflects on ongoing political dialogue and the ripple effects toward Chicago.

Watterson Erranatarta Europe Chamberland Times

We Matie or Black Hand Mystery in Baltimore

A fragmented clipping reports a mix of sensational notes from Baltimore papers. It mentions a mysterious scenario around “Matie” or the Black Hand, plus stray opinions on public conduct, surgical operations, and Japan’s armistice stance influencing government risk tolerance and wartime sacrifice.

Baltimore Sun Ruasimhee Japan Baltimore News

Quotable Wit and Weathered Wisdom Snippets

A compact collage of humorous quotes and banter from various papers. Jokes mix with domestic musings as readers ponder watermelons in heaven, tempted beans and taters, raft at sea, and nightly comings and goings, all framed in a light, old newspaper voice.

Secretary Shaw and the tariff claim in the New York World

The piece argues against the notion that cheap labor equals cheap products. It calls for tariff revision to cut living costs and boost trade, urging Republicans to reduce taxes and boost revenue through smarter duties and freer trade. It warns against exploiting cheapness to dodge hard fiscal choices.

SHAW New York World mead and treat Republican party uts Germany

Moments With The Muse Augustin In Autumn Verse

A compact verse piece describes August in gold gown and harvest imagery, moving through waning year imagery. It blends nature motifs with seasonal change and poetic reflections on August and July transitions. The text evokes moonlight, sunlit wood, and fading greenery as summer yields to autumn.

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The Work of Cats Mrs Wilson Stottlemeyer

Obituary notes from Broketown Washington county list Mrs Catharine Stottlemeyer aged 63 who died August 9 after stomach trouble. Survived by husband Wilson and many children and grandchildren. Burial at Beaver Creek cemetery after Christian church services led by Rev W.S Hoye.

WILSON STOTTLEMYER Catharine Broketown Washington county Christian church at Beaver Creek Wiliam Harrisburg Benjamin Woodaboro John R Yellow Springs Ulyssea Osoty Ha Keratewo Webdeter Boonsboro Irvin Smokstown Lillie Hooper iamsville Olive Scrtrey Hansonville Homer Kifne Pondsville Catharine Fisher Braddock Christian church W.S Hoye NINSIAN O. A. A. Hopwood Wm. P. Ramsburg Lydia Brandenburg Wm. satth Middletown Ramaburg Bettaville WM. H. JONES Eizabeth West South Street Jones Shere George 8halihoro Jobo Jones Washington Mias Mattie Jones E. H. Biggs

Law, Jail, and Railroad Survey News from Local City

Sheriff brings fugitive Johnson to jail for a $0 robbery in Brewery alley on April 9. Quickway and Williams, jailed after hearing, faced grand jury after conflicting statements. Allnutt charged with cruelty to animals, case dismissed. Hilleary Countese jailed for 30 days for cursing. divorce advised. Railroad surveyors establish Middletown HQ, extend lines toward Boonsboro and Appleton, with work progressing through Foxs Gap and Pine Hill.

Guy Wolfe POU Alexander V. Quickway John Williams Ellicott City J. Francia Smith pike New Market Brand Allnutt Morgamery commby Cartar E. Y. Goldaborong Allnatt J. Grahame Johnson Hilleary Qountese Orloer Herwig Haat street J. Francie Smith Hilleary corps of railroad Middletown Frederick sinc Boonsboro Pine Hill crossaes South Mountain Fox's Gap Reno monument Appletown

Quiet Baltimore wedding and local notices

HWYTENEAL Mr Singisten Dixon of Baltimore and Misa Bessia Bacher of this city were married quietly yesterday by Rev Joseph H Balthis. They left for their Baltimore home. MITH FEAGA Hench E M Smith of near Charlesville and Miss Hestar Irene Seaga of near Yellow Springs married last evening by Rev S M Hench at North Market street. Markell Farm Sola The late George Markell estate 217 acres on New Design road sold to John S Newman by executors E O Markell and Jr Roger McSherry. Deputy Game Warden Albert E Phillips appointed by Governor Warfield for Frederick county.

DINON BACHER Singisten Dixon Baltimore Misa Bessia Bacher Joseph H. Balthis East Church MITH—FEAGA Hench E. M. Smith Charlesville Hestar Irene Seaga Yellow Springs S. M. Hench North Market street Markell Sola George Markell New Design road E. O. Markell Roger McSherry John 8. Newman NOA -CRAMER D. W.STAUFFER FREDERICK Bonde mortearea De? sensz viliswa Court Street Church St Marker Street Kideely Bartholow Mountville

New York Publisher Arrested in Criminal Libel Case

Robert A. Irving publisher of the New Yorker was arrested in New York on a $1000 bail for criminal libel. He was arraigned by Magistrate Breen and jailed on default bail. The article mentions Criswell and political references tied to a president’s visit and a Latonia races trip.

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