The News Opines on War, Politics and Concealed Weapons
The item surveys international diplomacy with Witte and Japan, then turns to Philadelphia voter fraud and weapon control. It cites Italy on knife carry and quotes the Chicago Record Herald urging stricter concealed weapons laws, warning of rising pistol culture and proposing prison-like penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
London Lancet
Chicago Record Herald
United States
Record-Herald
The Record-Herald
McAdoo
Jerome
New York
Folk
Missouri
njaory
Fragmented opinions on Pos amendment and rising living costs
The clipping records mixed views on the Pos amendment within the Democratic Party of Maryland and notes a district fair showcasing agricultural methods. It cites rising living expenses from 25 to 60 percent over fifteen years, with wages not keeping pace, describing prosperity as a costly luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis Ospital
Merriness Minutes and Jests From Various Papers
Comic snippets from multiple papers feature quirky lines about money, treatment costs, hay fever, country life, and a joke about a red balloon. A Detroit Free Press punchline recalls a financier’s childhood fear of a shrinking balloon. The vagrant and judge exchange quips over a jail sentence and a jar.
Contemporary Comment on Jim Crow Atmosphere in Barotoga Dinner Scene
A fragment discusses a local scene in Baratoga where a well known Black escort accompanied the daughter of a merchant prince at a dinner, invoking Jim Crow style social tension. The text references Baltimore Ban and a figure named GREHAF in a terse, opinionated tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baratoga
prince
Baltimore
Public debate on racing and reform in midwestern courts
A battered collage of opinions from the era discusses the morality and legality of horse racing. It cites Missouri Governor Folk and Cleveland Mayor Johnson enforcing laws, noting racing’s social and financial stakes and the motives of supporters, gamblers, and dupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MORADS
TANSE
Philadelphia Ledger
Horas
horace
Natther
Gov. Folk
Missouri
Johnoson
Cleveland
Moments With The Muse The Dragon
A fragmentary poem narrates a night sighting of a dragon and a harbor scene of two ships near a harbor bar. It contrasts a triumphant successful voyage with a doomed perilous voyage and ends reflecting on the winners who reach safety versus those lost at sea. The text names Marshall and Cornwell as potential contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
etrire
Marasball
Cornwell
County Correspondence a Busy Round of Visits
Local notes report Mr C W Loy and family visiting in Frederick and Mrs Samuel Diffendal. W Miller family at Utica picnic. Daniel Hyler and wife from Baltimore visiting John Loy. Will Mort visiting uncle near Vipe Creek. Irwin Fisher visiting O Hines in Walkersville. Mrs Jeremiah Martin in Frederick visiting daughter and attending Braddock Heights picnic. Also many social visits and local events at Rocky Ridge and surrounding areas. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad appears with endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Loy
Sandsy
Frederick
Samuel Diffendal
W. Miller
Utica
Daniel Hyler
Baltimore
John Loy
Will Mort
William Mort
Vipe Creek
Irwin Fisher
O. Hines
Walkersvills
Bundayina
Jeremiah Martin apent
Mra S .Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
A. Holland
Maurice Smith
Mras Osberine Hoovera
Chambernburg
W. L Miller
Misa Mary Humrick
Graceham
David Hioen
Pipe Creek
M Lohr
James Heird
Rocky Ridge
James Valentine
Thurmont
Beit Jer
Rocky Ridges
J. Howard Miller
Hanover
N. B Carver
Long
Charies E. Miller
O. Edgar Yount
Taneytown
Mills Jennie Baker
Sharmont
Calvin W. Loy
Loy'a
M. J. Elobalberger
M.Elichelberger
Misa Ada K. Hollinger
Emmitaburg
Mr. Davison
Fairfield
George Bettler
near Loya
Ha perstowns District Conference Opens Sessions
The A M E Church Ha perstowns District Conference opened with Rev Young presiding. Reports showed a $4.80 balance from last year. Papers by Grees Bookets Breptesn Martin Norris Boston Goon read. Next convention set for Ellicott City. District Sunday School convenes amid strong calls for upright conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haperstowns I
A. M. &E. Churcb
Young
J. W. Norris
P. B. Grees
L. M. Bookets
O. H. Breptesn
J. G Martin
W. H. Boston
W.O Goons
Ellicott City
Mossie
George Oulline
Baltimore
Winon Taylor
Frederick
choroh
Maryland News Briefs From Across the State
The Southern Maryland Fair at Upper Marlboro closes. A new church foundation is laid in Glen Burnie Montgomery County. Allegany Hibernians hold a relief at Cumberland. Thomas Morgen an 87 year old iron worker dies in Cumberland. Twenty five boats are stranded by a canal break near Big Slack Water. Allegany Democrats meet in Cumberland endorse Poe amendment. Montgomery returns board voids Damascus district vote in late primary. T A Mills store at Pecktonville Washington County destroyed by fire. loss around 1650 partly insured. Peter Tyrell of Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad falls from a freight train at Perryville Cecil County dies at a Wilmington hospital. he was 43 resided in Wilmington Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Upper Marlboro
cnrpverstone
Glen Boho
Montgomery county
Aoolens Order of Hibernians
Allegany county
Cumberland
Thomas Morgen
Chesapeake
Domascus
Montgomery
T. A Mills
Pecktonville
Washington county
Peter Tyrell
Philadelphia, Baltimore spa
Washington Railroad Company
Perryville
Cecil county
Wilmington
Del
Work of Death Brendel Funeral and Local Notices
William G Brendel, 31, dies of typhoid in Washington DC and will be buried in Mt Olives cemetery after his remains are brought to the city. An eight day old infant of J H Quteau of Bakers Valley dies, funeral at home, interment at Mt Olivet. Also notes on Captain Charles St Jones bail for mail quarantine violation, forged checks sentencing, alleged swindler arrest in Detroit, and Imperial celebrations in Austria Hungary with Count Cassini meeting the czar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WILLIAM G. BRENDEL
A. Brendel
thin city
Washington, D. C
Mt. Olives
J. H. Quteau
Baker's Valley
hovuce
Mt. Olivet
Schroeder
Philadelphia
Charles St. Jones
Peconic
New Orleans
United States district court
charke
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maryland
auld Court
Kate EB. Stanton
West Patriel
Frederick City
Charles W. Miller
Lomes J. Plummer
Loulan P. Plummer
Kate Stanton
Hfe
office of Register of WII s
Frederick
hla
RENG &, HARP
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE DAILY NEWS
THE
GREAT SOUTHERN PRINTING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
FREDERICK, MD
E. Biseur
BineLy
Tremhurer
Howarn
Seey
Tux Fasornica
qmrriers
WEEKLT
carrere
Tax News
MIT
Witte
Frussia
BATCASMO
PRILADELPAIA
Democratic conntral committee
Damasseus
Democratic party
Maryissd
Baltimore News
Baltimore American
Boston Transcript
Tommy
Graciolla
Philadelphia Record
Detroit Free Press
sequnre
ranac
CONTEMPORARY COMMENT
VOICE OF THE PRESS
Milwaukee
Tagwart
Wooster
Ohio
Sam
public service
Chicago Chronicle
port star
LOY'B
Clarence Martle
Hagerstown
Samuel Martin
William Long
Theodore Roosevelt
Thormont
Bragenzar
Myersville
J.H.B. Ogle
ANDER
Migg
Alice Giddloge
Washington
E. 0
Wrighe
William Adams
Virginia
Joseph H. Hine
John Scott
E Hine
Misa Mary Fry
Misa Pearl Caraose
Misa Giara Fawley
Missus Blanche
Elizabeth Keller
Jeffersoon
McLean
Rebecca Scobs
William Yingling
Bira. E. Hine
Hall
F. J. CHENEY & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wabping
Kinnax & MARLIN
Blitoord City
NEWS OF THE
Peston Ave
Detroit
Augus
Archibald Y. Jameson
Tachson
Afieh
ML Emerick
t Hebers Corners
Isange
Tressler
Northanbehnid county
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Wariner
Jameson
Francis Joseph II
Vienna
Ape
Austria Hungary
Huganry
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Count Cassink
Peterhet
Inter
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CF RNFICATE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, DC
First National Bank of
Bank of
Binte
RANE
Walter Saunders
Louie Otte
Wolverine Co
Pittsbure
newly
fiood
News inc
aloder
IRL
Apa Woot
general notion store
city
alldead
nee
Hraddock Heletts
Allen Hobrback
Braddock Hlefgits
alder
Jus Cole Forsyth
Troya
assidim YY
Pearre's Pharmacy
jJszsdtt
Hefer
azide
New
fice
cour
proverty
William H. Nicodemar
Edward Keats
Franklin Savings Bank
Prederick
Frederi County
Augiet
EAMVEL , HAFFNER
lerk
the Circourt
Frederick Co
SANE EL T. HAPFN
Petar
City Tag Commission
EDW
SMITH
Major
Shepherd
City Regrster
Al Sidett
msrelf
J. W. NEIGHBOURS
inftdion
OTEL IROQUOIS
South Carolina Ave
Beach
ATLANTIC CITY
tor
W.P SHAW
D.P HARTER
Luudies
Ose
South Market Street
FREDERICK “COLLEGE
Giria
LINDSAY CRAWLEY
ESTRA
R. E. CREAGHR
Florist
FREDERICE
H. 8. LANDIS
STERLING
N. Market Street
Market Street
HE MOUNTAIN CITY CREAMERY COMPANY
North Bentz Street
ERHL F. MOBERLY
Robert Graves
Beck
MERHL F. MOBERLY
PATRICK STREET
R. RB
America
Moree School of
Cincionati
Buffalo
N. Y
Atlapta
Gay La Crassa
Wis
Tane
Tex
San Francisco
Ildim Lott LEVEL DAIRY
Jandidly
R. RUSH LEWIS
shanes
N.K
D.MANTZ
otdly
Market Bt
C A. POOLE
West Booth Street
Med
Fountain AMMuls
B. Abert & Son
Thomas, Lee Horsey, Burkittsvile
E. J Hudson
East Patrick street
S. E. Winebrewer
HOUBE
Third Street
mirdet
H. V. Dutrow
N. Market St
Clingan
N. Market
t. marlédtt
Keet Patrick Street
Geo. H. Zimmerman
CRAMER & STAUFFER
CRAMER
D. V.STAUEFER
ortgaeen Bete ND
Bendane Mortara
Villas
Court Street
urd
E. Chureyy St. jf Nusbaum
Liberty
Amos Syler
Rieith
Fourth St
John Sauerwetu
Krederiek
h.—Blumevour
BaLDMore
Begeratown
aps
Rodpal
york
Rarper'y Perr Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lexinglis
Way
Cincinnati
St. Lou
Winchester
Beresbury Junction
Chicago
Bageratown
Staions
Philadelphs
Pittsburg
Sue Washington
auwayALa
Cinerica
Mt. Airy
malari
Winchey
tlagerstown
Baltim
Washington and Way
Wheeling
New Tors
St. Lucia
Lebarton
Martinsours Washington Junction
tim or
lS Louis
Baltimor
Newthork
Vanleyte
Philadelph
T. MULLINIZ
steey MARYLAND
MAIN LINES
Hancock
P.M
Hagerstown i
ymithabure
Ridgemont
Blue Mount's
Juena Viata
Hichfeld Pp. M
Hichfield
Gettysbare
New Oxford
York Pe Mile
Bighfield
Rlues Ridge
Bruceville
Union Bridge
New Windsor Westminster
Glyndon
Arriva Leave
Arita
ALMA
Bine pountain
our way
Westminster
New Windsor
Braceville
Blue Hidge
Highfell
Buena Vista Horine
Blue Mountain
Smittsboro
Baltmore
Blue Ridge Limited
Blue Ridges
Hichtivid
Buena Vista
Algerstown
Hacerstown
Edgemont
Pen-Mar
Highfield
Blue Ridge
Tournont
Laeave Baltimore
Talon Bridge
Sratisna
Union Brdze
Shippensboro
Shippensburg
Hacaratown
Runldays
Waynesboro
lenye
Hazerstown
Eqmitabure
Emmitebure
Rocrky Ridge
Columbia
Littlestons
s.m
GRISWOLD
LiL
Gen'l Treffe Maner
Peas
FREDERICK COUNTY NATL BANK
TRE
FREDERICK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!