Frederick fair invites visitors amid nation’s talk of prosperity
Dated items touch on politics and economics with a New York governor forecast, a French town umbrella arrest, and warnings from The American Grocer against additives in canned goods. Foretelling prosperity around Frederick, discussions of taxation and country life expose hopes and cautions from early 20th century readers.
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Fragmented OCR note on urban drift and appealing promises
A distorted passage discusses people moving to cities chasing promised real life freedoms and jobs. It notes many abandon places and savings to join a society urged by facet writers whose glowing depictions prove unattainable. It hints at wishful schemes and lure of easy money.
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Ghaie
Fragmented Transatlantic Political Snippets From 1900s Press
Survey of scattered quotes from The New York World Richmond Times Dispatch Philadelphia Inquirer and Washington Post discussing campaign funds cable companies and political turmoil. Mentions Bevan Austra s and a failed bank precedential headlines reflect press tone of the era.
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Paladelphia Inquirer
Minutes of Merriness and Quips across Gossip Columns
A collage of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from 19th century papers. Jests about supper with bees rude cooks and literary bragging mix with travel notes at the Château de Blois and a murder-room tour, all presented in a brisk, fragmentary style.
Mob in Brooklyn Defies Police Over Access to Money
The New York World reports mob law in Brooklyn as the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company’s hired men mock the court and police, fleeing liability claims and threatening violence while grasping at money deemed not to be theirs.
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Brooklyn
City of
New York
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Moments With The Musk And The Prophy
A gar den scene shows the Adthapna Baby reacting to a microbe as garden play turns to caution. The tale blends whimsical action with lab terms and a reward tease, hinting at a mystery figure called the Pro and a gaggle of curious characters.
Insurrection Leader Bandera Killed in Cuban Clash
Report from Havana describes the death of General Quentin Bandera and two followers after a rural guard attack at the Silveira farm near Punta Brava. The incident occurs amid Cuban efforts to suppress the revolt and mentions arms deliveries from the United States and Platt Amendment context.
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Santa Clara
Pinar del Rio
Pino Guerra
San Juan de Martine
Guerra
Vuelta Abajo
Segro
Les
Silveira Farm
Punta Brava
Ignacio Deligado
Martinez
Silvelra
Wandera
Amrechete Onta
Hindern
Banderas
Cannaintona
Ute
London newspapers weigh U S intervention in Cuba annexation risk
London editorials discuss possible U S intervention in Cuba to restore order and note such action would imply annexation of the island. The Daily Telegraph warns of regional upheaval and questions American interest in Cuba, while recognizing no strong motive to act.
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Prolonged Rebellion Thought Unfavorable to U S Influence
The Morning Post argues that a long, aimless rebellion would undo American gains and acknowledges Spaniards face greater difficulties with the turbulent islands than initially believed.
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Bryan reception delegates to New York for Meek welcoming
The Bryan county delegation plans a trip to New York for a public welcome of Meek. Travel by B&O railroad with special schedule from Baltimore to New York, round trip fare 9.06, tickets valid through September 3. Accommodations arranged at the Galaxy House in New York.
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Walcome
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Gilety House
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Broderick
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Peer
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Victor Baughisan
Deaths at Mt. Mary's Banday and Atlantic City Notables
Obituary notices report Zachary G Breighner age 77 dies at Mt Marys Banday August 19 after illness. funeral at St Anthony's. John A Linthicum former Middletown resident dies in Atlantic City at Haddon Hall aged about 70. Peter Bhorb 75 dies August 5 at Mt 86 Marys. Singleton Hagan 62 dies of pneumonia at Mount Winang Baltimore. Mrs Sarah Peyton 88 dies at Piedmont West Virginia at daughter Lucy Loo’s home.
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Mary's
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Anthony
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Jobo Linthicum
Middletown
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Robert
Peter Bhorb
Bote
Hose Rosenstee
Augeatee
Creageratown
Alstore
Mre
Barah Kolb
Louisa Colesy
St. Anthony's Pharah
G. H. Tragener
Singleton Hagan
Blogieton
Hagan
Mount Winang
John T. Hagan
Atlante
Willam Hagan
Urleans
Layinie Trundle
Hood's Mille
Mes
Busan Ryton
Quiet wedding at Wyand home near Keedysville
The wedding of Mrs. Daniel W. Wyand’s daughter to Mr. O Clinton Hoffmaster took place at the Wyand home near Keedysville with J P Anthony officiating. The bride is listed as a Wyand of this city.
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Roger Dixon
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Edward M. Eader
Churoh Street
Edward Moberly
Bouth Atreet
Mene
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