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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1905

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Roosevelts flying machine and home life advice grip local notices

An assortment of bold, varied notes from the era cover Roosevelt's imagined flying ascent, a New York woman paid to induce insanity by love potion, and Governor Warfield urging prudent home life. The governor extols home influence on citizenship, praising simple, honest living and orderly households as foundations of morality and national character.

New York Warfield Satur Maryland Middletown firat

Cure for consumption and social shifts quoted

A Baltimore Ameri can declares a new cure for consumption while other items mock the move to abolish the bendebake and change greetings. The Cumberland Times questions a push for representative government. A Baltimore News column recalls the brown sugar era and its bright moments amid modern cheapening of goods.

Baltimore News

Minutes of Merriness and Mischief Speak in Weeklies

Humorous misquotations and banter appear across The Philadelphia Press and other papers. Exchanges touch on pride, generosity, and domestic roles with a comic tilt. The samples include Obolty and Miss Part, Uncle Ethan’s inflated self image, and a seller’s score in a gag about runovers. The Washington Star, Chicago News, and New York Weekly contribute similar quips.

Chinese lawlessness weighs on New York China town

The New York World argues that security in New Yorks Chinatown is deteriorating, while criticising Mr James Hazen Hydes handling of Equitable Life Assurance Society and questioning why enforcement of pen al ties against powerful offenders is lacking. The piece condemns perceived selective justice and calls for stronger law enforcement.

New York World New York Chinatown HALL James Hazen Hyde Equitable Life Agenrance Society banka Equitable Equitable stock Hyde Paris Mr. Hyde stone Mr. Hyde meno Sam Lobleya Larry Summerfields

Moments with the Muse The Locuat

Poem fragment in a colonial dialect laments Mistah Locaw and the singer’s failure to quit as nature grows yellow leaves and storms approach. The tree toad cricket and lightning bug serve as symbols of discouragement while Miss Katydia watches a show.

Katydia waluo

Purely Personal Notes On Visitors And Residents

Mr Ward Haffoer returns from Atlantic City and Mise Celia Bookley of Washington visits relatives in the city. Dozens of residents from Baltimore Washington and nearby towns are listed as guests or visitors at homes along East Church Street South Market Street and other local streets. Martha McCleery and relatives in Frederick and Thurmont host and travel, while many names from Baltimore and Harrisburg appear as visitors to this city during the period noted.

Washington, D. C Vicer National Bank of Frederick Maryland XOW Thomas P. Rave National Bank of Strate Marsland T. P. RANE NOAH E. CRAMER D. W.STAUFFER Brocks Stortgages OLE villaws Court Street E. Church St Petersville Amos Byler Montwomery county Kuith N. Market St Fourth St John Sauerwein GSluwenour Market Street Stephen Font Frederick fiath E. H Hoeffner Dick Green Montgomery county

Dittenderter Family Guests and Local Departures

Dr and Mrs Dittenderter of Colum ible Heights Washington DC have been at Mountain Lake Park for three weeks praising Mrs Annie Bartgis before returning to Washington. Miss Margaret Sumac has gone to Benton to be with her brother Frank Soman on South Market Street. Mis Conklis will travel via Baltimore to spend days there before leaving for the Philippines via San Francisco around October 1. Mr Hiram J Grove and daughter Mrs J J Lambert and the Misses Renn left for Quean Grove and Asbury Park then plan trips to New York the Hudson River and into Canada visiting Albany and Troy.

Mianen Lottie Arie Gongo Baltimore Boe Sparrow Harrisberg John Ramaburg Mary A. Krepps Weverson Greencastle Helen Frama haa beso Catalpin, Braddock Colony J. Frank Davis Louise Braet South street Washington Mise Ade Green Washington, D.C Frederick Niagara Falls Canada Magdalene Nelson Mildred Jacob Buckey F. Bchoper Wm. H. Knock West South street Marton J. Kline Wm H. Kline North Market Martha Elliott Bornshine f John Wagner D. J. Michael Markab streat Margaret Prince Eugene Sponasller South Market street Harry Troxell New York Charles P. Troxell Edgar O. Snyder Leah Haslop Hagerstown Dittenderter Columible Heights Washington, D. C Mountain Lake Park Annie R. Bartgis Margaret Sumac Frank Soman Bouth Market street Benton Mise Hazel Quonklin Boston J. W. L. Carty Mis Conklis Hiram J Grove J. J Lambert Renn Carrall Manor Quean Grove Asbury Park Hadaon river Albany Troy

Japan to waive indemnity claim in Sekhbalin dispute

Special Dispatch reports from Porrsmochu that Japan will forgo demanding indemnity, leaving Russia to bear half the reland price. Arbitration will determine the remaining terms.

Porrsmochu Japan Russia Sekhbalin

Holmes Surrenders in Washington Special Dispatch

Edwin Holmes Jr former associate statistician of the Agricultural Department surrendered to the United States Marshals in Washington. A digest of local notes reports a wagon incident near Met Philip and Ostroil creek, repairs at a creamery, health updates for several residents, and market quotes for corn and wheat. The Board of Aldermen ended appeals and granted tax abatements totaling 4 dollars 50 cents. The old cathedral bell chimes midnight slowly as a poem closes the item.

Newa. Wassinctos Barnese

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