Morgan and the Coal Strike In North Carolina Frame
The article discusses J Pierpont Morgan's potential influence to end the anthracite strikes, noting public sentiment toward mine operators and unions. It mentions Major Davis renouncing American citizenship, investment schemes failing, and a forthcoming marriage of a Senate president, reflecting a chaotic political climate.
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Mr. Morgan
J. Pierport Morgan
Wall
Steel Trust
Amalgamated
United Mine Workers’ Association
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Morgan
Russsil Sagebee
Trusts and road studies cited in 1905 reports
A collection of quotes from Cumberland News, Baltimore Sun, and Cumberland Times discuss good roads prospects, constitutional amendments, and trust influence. Charles M. Schwab testifies before the U S Industrial Commission, noting export prices are lower than alleged by critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. Schwab
Steel Trust
United States Industrial Commission
Griggs
Democratic Congresional Committee
Schwab
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Jokes Amid Odd Quotations
A string of brief quips and vignettes from local papers include Wigeby’s remark about issues if nominated for a legislative vacancy, a punning exchange about an empty coal pail, a two pennies plus three riddle, playful mishearings in a Prodigal scene, and a joke about a mother and aunt Ellen in a baptismal era setting, capturing regional humor and social banter.
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Wigeby
Caase
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Beef Trust Condemnation and Market Views
The piece cites a New York Herald critique of the Beef Trust with J Ogden Armour admitting limits to European market control due to South American cattle. It argues tariff removal would not feed industry gains for trusts and would benefit the public, including the poor, by restoring meat abundance.
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THE
Beef Trust
Belf
New York Herald
J. Ogden Armour
Beet Traet
Herald
Europe
Leason
Armour
Moments With The Muse And A World Of Verse
A collage of verses and scraps blends songs and ballads in a late era newspaper style. It juxtaposes lines about security hunger and hardship with classical figures and poetic invites and ends with a light ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and a brief baby notice inquiry.
Pimlico Harness Meet Promises Fast Grand Circuit Racing
At Pimlico near Baltimore the harness racing season runs September eight to twelve with top stables entered. Purses reach 1000 in most classes, 2000 in the 2.04 pace and 207 trot, plus a 2000 free for all pace. Notable entries include Dan Patch, Coney, Anaconda, Prince Alers, and the blind trotter Rhythmic, who aims to excel as speed and spectacle draw crowds.
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Pimlico
Baltimore
Pimilco
Barries
Dan Patoh
Coney
Anaconda
Prince Alers
Brighton Beach
Detroit
Porses
Grand Cironié
Solomon, His Temple and Queen of Sheba Spectacle
Review lauds John Robinson's 10 Big Shows Combined for Solomon His Temple and the Queen of Sheba. Praises vividness, grandeur, and economic impact. notes exhibit in Thormont on Monday September 25 and connects to circus and hippodrome. Also reports tennis results at Thurmont and a real estate sale by Wm. Darner for John H. Keller estate.
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Solomon
Queen of
Sheba
The
Enquirer
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
John Robinson
Soloomon
Secorda
Salomon
Thormont
Glenhurst
J. W. Loy
Thurmont
Tyra D. Beachley
Park Loy
Charles Mathias
J.P. T. Mathias
Darner
John H. Keller
Rellar
Inffernon
Charies W. R. Cram
Hicks Forecast for September Weather Patterns
Weather prophet Rev. Srl B. Hicks predicts a warm opening and rising humidity as September begins, with storms from the West Indies possible mid month. He warns of easterly storm activity by the 2nd to 4th, a Mars period around the 11th, and a central storm peak on the 24th, followed by autumnal disturbances and potential frosts toward month’s end.
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Srl B. Hicks
Mercury
Earth
Mars
Southwess
West India
Lakes
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Orth
Equator
Ostober
Social dance and straw ride events at Mt Airy and Highland Farm
A Mt Airy Tennis Club dance at Wildwood Park Friday night August 22 featured chaperones from New York and Mount Airy with Frederick attendees. The straw ride from Highland Farm on August 23 to Catoctin Farm mace gathered many guests from Frederick and surrounding towns, with festive bells horns shells and tambourines marking the event.
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MY. Airy
Mt. Airy
Wildwood Park
Bird M. Robinson
New York
Walter R. Rady
Robert Sellman
W. P. Anderson
Mount Airy
Frederick
Mies Imogen Dorassy
Misses Manisby
J. F. Smith
Highland Farm
Z. T. Mayo
Catoctin Farmace
Laura Mackabes
Lillie
Marie Maryn
Washington
Alfca Elkins
Lizzie
Bessie
Hessong
Lulle Gilds
Grace
Mande Sod Nelhe Isancogie
Lewistown
Nona Groshon
Highland
Sylvia Crawford
Ardwick
Messia
Oasries Mayo
Washington, D.C
Joseph Elkins
Jacob Adams
Harvey
Garry Groshon
Howard Boyer
Graceham
Bruce Spesk
Ralph Hestrong
Sunday School Picnic at Braddock Heights
The infant department of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school will have a picnic at Braddock Heights tomorrow. Special cars will run to the Square corner at 2 o'clock.
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The
Evangelical Lathsran Sunday School
Braddock Heights
No One Cent Postage Promotes Health Drink
Fragment reads a health advert claiming no cent postage will pass and praising Hart bitters for stomach support. It warns against loss of health and suggests Bitter remedies for indigestion headache constipation and dizziness with claimed research backing. It mentions a “bowtie and twee” and cautions about unsuitable tonics.
Tragic Train Death Near Sheppard Station
Miss Jide Brown of Waterford Virginia was killed by a Maryland and Pennsylvania passenger train near Sheppard Station on August 24 1902. The coroner's jury ruled accidental death with no blame attached. Brown had recently been discharged as a parole patient from the hospital and was last seen on the hospital grounds before vanishing. Her body was found by a freight crew. investigation noted the track curvature and lack of headlight illumination as factors. Interment planned in Waterford.
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Gad Pate
Mien
Lida Brown
Waterford
Jide P. Brown
Loudoau
Rooks
Thip
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheppard Station
Mies Brown
Sheppard and Boach Pratt Hospital
Miss Brown
Edwin N. Brosh
Noah Knopp
Misa Brown
Sheppard
Brown
Dr. Massenberg
Doubs Defeats Adamstown in Lively 16 to 7 Baseball Game
A Saturday game at Adamstown baseball grounds showcased strong batting from Doubs and sharp fielding as Doubs defeated Adamstown 16 to 7. Key performances highlighted the Doubs lineup and steady pitching to secure the win.
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Doubs
Adamstown
Adamatown
Hosiery and footwear sale at Lisle shop reflects fashion trends
A fragment describes a shop offering Ladies' and Men's apparel including pants suspenders and hosiery with recent stock like ladies' shoes, children's Lenox shoes, and 12e hose. The ad mentions embroidery fronts and dyed shoes as part of a broader inventory.
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Fane Redcliffe
Giarantel
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