Lipton's Fourth Sea Challenger Faces American Rivalry
The piece discusses Sir Thomas Lipton and his plan to build a new Shamrock yacht to challenge for the America’s Cup, amid questions of his resolve after prior defeats. It notes Lipton's generosity in sport, the American yacht builders' strength, and the public's mixed emotions about potential triumph or defeat.
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Bootland
Thorona Lipton
Sir Thomas
America
Bir Thomas
Bia
Thomas Lipton
Contemporary Comment on Roosevelts Campaign Strategy
In a Baltimore dispatch the piece questions whether Secretary Loeb is shaping an expert explainer and defends Roosevelt as a capable leader. It argues the anti-Roosevelt campaign appears hysterical and cautions against underestimating the president’s political impact. Admiral Schrey faces criticism for his recent writings.
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Roosevelt
George the Third
Rowdr
Baltimore News
Battle of Santiago and the quest for credit in command
A Philadelphia magazine article on the Battle of Santiago discusses who deserves credit for victory. It suggests that the matter of command would soon be settled, noting naval leadership debates and referencing Annapolis. The piece also praises agricultural fairs as practical educational institutions guiding aspiring farmers to measurable standards through example and effort.
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Philadelphia
Santiago
Annapolis
Capita'l
Minutes of Merriness and Jokes From Various Papers
A compilation of humor and quips from Chicago News Philadelphia Ledger Washington Star Yonkers Statesman and other papers. The items include satirical lines about politics teachers and social scenes with pithy exchanges and local color.
The Marriage Evil and the Divorce Question Flows
From the Washington Star essay contrasting marriage and divorce to contemporary studies. It cites a New York case where a man married a second wife under dubious circumstances, highlighting how hurried, ill considered unions contribute to later divorces and the broader social risk to the home.
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Washington Star
New York
Central Park
Moments with the Muse and Advice in Somerville Journal
A poem meditates on field scenes and finding peace with God in a pastoral voice. An advice piece notes giving counsel rarely earns gratitude and warns against steering others actions, ending with a caution to avoid offering guidance.
New Rosenstock Bros Gents Furnishings Store Opens in Frederick
A new three story brick building on East Patrick street near Market in Frederick houses Rosenstock Bros gents furnishings. The storefront features large plate glass windows, ornamental brick and stone trim, and a 40 by 60 foot footprint enhancing the business district.
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Rosenstock Bros
East Patrick Street
Market Street
Lewis Levy
Baltimore
H. Merle Gittinger
Frederick
James, Kubo & Co
Messra Aaron
Jacob Rosenstock
Joseph Rosenstock
Bavaria
Markst Street
W.A. Simmons
Messie Rosenstock
Snocenatal
Democratic Party
House of Delegates
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
The
Coals Order
Loose Lodge of the
Hay fever season grips City with August peak
The article describes hay fever as a common August ailment in Frederick, noting sufferers face discomfort, seek relief from higher elevations or pine forests, and rely on various remedies. It outlines pollen causes, especially ragweed, and cites historical notes on the disease’s origins and symptoms. It also includes detailed, albeit loosely connected, local business notes about Rosenstock Bros. and their community involvement.
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Ite
Maine
America
Rebels Capture a Steamer in Paraguayan Crisis
Rebels seize a steamer amid demands for surrender of the capital. Reports detail bombardment threats, naval actions, and insurgent pressure on the government. A note on Bucklen's Arnica Salve promotes its use for burns and sores.
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Pinos Ayres
de Gaere
Pyeurra
Barry Mora
Veaneien
Asueen
Market Gossip Item Lists Prices and Goods for Sunday Dinner
Amid a damp morning, market talk centers on rain affected hens and Billy Tylers picnic. Prices span eggs 18 cents a dozen, butter 18 cents a pound, poultry 25 to 40 cents each, diverse fruits and vegetables with many small denomination notes, and fish meats and groceries listed per item and unit.
Bells and Mission Echoes Across the Coast and Past
A lyrical piece recalls the bells of the Angelus and fading Spanish glory as a Italianate coast vision fades into twilight. It blends memories of missions, presidios, and historic galleons with the sun sinking over a headland and the bells fading into darkness.
Automobile Trip through Frederick County Impressions
Massachusetts man Marcus H. Rogers recounts a Washington to Springfield auto trip via Frederick County. He notes New Market’s old brick houses, Monocacy river crossing, the cobblestoned city, Hotel City as a Civil War hospital site, and Frederick’s 10 000 residents with lively evening scenes. He mentions Barbara Fritchie’s tomb and a 22 mile Frederick to Emmitsburg ride with rich farmland and tolls.
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Massachusetts
Frederick County
Marcus H. Rogers
Washington, D. C
Springfield
Mass
Frederick
Berkshire Courier
Great Barrington
Mauss
New Market
Attock
Isis
Maryland
Lord
Monocacy River
Barbara Fritchle
Patrick
Antietam
Mada
Gettysboro
Barbara Fritchie
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Barbara
Whittier
Gen. Jackson
Emmitsburg
Gattysburg
Daughters of Veterans Elect New Worcester President
Ida C Warren of Worcester Vass was elected president of the Daughters of Veterans at the Boston convention. Prince Henry of Prussia will represent the German Emperor at the christening of the heir to the Russian throne. Ethelroor a 5 year old child of Somerville drowned despite older sister’s efforts to save her. Mount Fish Rock Camp, described as the most beautiful and expensive camp in the Adirondacks, burned. Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias to hold next biennial encampment at New Orleans on the third Tuesday in September 1906.
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Ida C Warren
Worcester
Vass
Daughters of Veterans
Boston
Prince Henry
Prussia
Ethelroor
Somerville
Fish Rock
Adironda Hb
Supreme Lodge Knichis
Pythias
New Orleans
Backache treated by Doan's Kidney Pills
Frederick resident Mrs Thomas Kinna shares her experience with backache linked to kidney issues. She describes pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Clinton E Matin's drug store and recommends the remedy to friends. Doan's Kidney Pills, 50 cents, available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole agents for US.
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Frederick
Thomas Kinna
Wisner
Clinton E. Matin
Market Street
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Earthly Paradise by William Mores in August Seasons
Fragment from Frederick News for a New want ad hints at a literary snippet titled Earthly Paradise by William Mores. The text evokes late summer imagery with heavy fruit, ripening gardens, and reapers advancing. A Newa want ad line appears offering 26 cents to place notices.
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William Mores
Frederick
Newa
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