Frederick housing woes prompt calls for better homes
A Frederick newspaper piece laments high rents for meager returns and aging, undersupplied housing. It notes slow construction of affordable, modern dwellings for laborers, urging authorities and developers to address the shortage and improve living conditions in the city.
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Frederick
Silmos
Passing Opinions and Local Trade Concerns
The piece discusses debate over a Congress member’s charge while noting broad public interest in business openings. It comments on consumer fears of new carpet patterns and colors and mentions the Northern Pacific and railroads facing financial strains, potential receiverships, and hopes for honest reorganization.
Bering Sea Decision Favorable To U S Alaskan Fishery
Cable dispatches from Paris report the Board of Arbitration handed down the Bering Sea decision. The Morning Herald notes the major portion favors the United States granting protection to Alaskan fisheries. The U S did not win every point but gains substantial protection.
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Bering Sea
Baltimore Herald
Paris
Morning Herald
Bering Ses
Board of Arbitration
United States
United
Arbitration clears Pacific sealing rights clash
The Board of Arbitration rules against the United States in sealing disputes with Russia and England but grants a closed sea from May to July and limits pelagic sealing otherwise near the Pribyloff Islands. The decision, praised as a triumph for international arbitration, averts war between Britain and the United States and sets limits to seal hunting in Bering waters.
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Russia
England
America
United States
Board of Arbitration
Bering Ses
Pacific Ocean
Pribyloff Islands
Washington
Bering Nea
Gland
Local Logix: Readers Share Opinions From the World’s Fair
A collage of reader letters and comments on topics from the World’s Fair to local roads and Sunday watermelons. Highlights include complaints about fish quality, a World’s Fair petition debate, a request for a friend’s address, and notes on road policy, politics, and a dusty Mt. Alry area report.
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Congress
Edward Evants
Fruits Shall Follow and The Bygone Life
A fragmentary verse piece contrasts past deeds with present virtue. It ponders how bygone sins yield sorrows while righteous living yields bliss. It envisions enduring adversity with mercy, truth, and kindness to summon positive fruits.
County Correspondence Daysville and Nearby Notes
Dusty streets and local visits fill the Daysville section with religious sermons at Rev Stincepring's and family gatherings, while Rockville and Kensington report fairs, weddings, baptisms, and a drought impacting corn. Updates include World’s Fair trips, a fatal typhoid in a local family, a church dedication, and a large list of residents visiting, traveling, or ill.
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Daysville
Arguer
Marsh
Walkersille
Stincepring
G. W. Zimmerman
George Harbaugi
Mt Pleasant
John Bostlan
Washington, D.C
Joseph Rhoderick
Augustus
Glade Valley
Miss Nettle Smith
Five Forks
Hockville
Jennie Waters
Gaithersberg
UH. &. Wells
Amos Dodge
Washington
R. B. Farquhar
Louise C. Etchison
Germeantown
Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Grove of
Collas
Boyd
Boyd’s Station
Mary Leamon
James Devine
Germantown
Rockville
Sandy Spring
and Byres
Henry Bradley
Julia Vinson
Cape May
Baptist Sunday School of
Garrett Park
Frank Higgins
Adams
D. W. Beach
James Mallican
T. Mullican
Washington Grove
William Collins
Potomac
The
Agricultural Society
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Maeyling
Mazrrano
Mattiz
Public Opinion
Doc. Zimmerman
Geo. Glessner
John W. Morris
Lewis Mebring
Juliet
Tuscarora
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C. L. Winkleman
Bow Brosh
Billy Leichert
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Gary
Tuttle
New Hampshire
J. Allen Grambine
Braddock
Mt. Alry
W. N. Gar- Tet
Nick
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Fou Whsi i Lise Dost
Stee Deen
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Jane
Waller
James Waitcoan Riley
William Albange
William Smirth
Willian Eaves
Lane Johns
Virginia
New Market
Nettie Levy
Middletown
J. F. Zimmerman
Sallie Norris
Baltimore
Clara Rhinehart
Wm. Phebus
George Scheel
Obenderfer
Toner
Airy Camp
Grace Etchison
Nannie Loomis
Washinton
John A. Smith
Baltimore County
Utz
Poffenberger
Washington County
Ann Molesworth
Glocker
Charles Wood
Samuel Rages
Fergatlle
E C. Renn
Edward Renn
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T & Heat Co
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Clingan
Do C. Haller
Su W. Sthoe
M. 3. Grove Lime Company
Jobe
W.jarboe
Frederick, Md
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Frederick County
Otho J.gaver
Miller
P.H. Pyfer
City Coal
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Bappy Suseell
Sandard
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Wm. Anderson
Ice Ceater
Roe Sale
Stewart's Bazaar
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George A. Gilbert
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Thames’ Store
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A. T. Anderson
Rockville Fair
Joan E. Muncaster
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