Independent Americas Expatriates Stir Debate Abroad
An old freestanding piece discusses Governor Suil, Judge Sloan’s replacement by Ferdinand Willimme, and President Roosevelt urging practical fight against evils. It covers expatriates Major Davis and James J. Van Alen leaving for England the Astor family precedent.
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Forter O
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Sloan
Ferdinand Willimme
Williamson
Major Davis
Syracuse
Edward VII
England
William Waldorf Astor
James J. van Alen
Newport
Astor
Davis
America
Mr. van Alen
Mr. Astor
van Alen
United States
Ton
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van Alex
Imaginary War Reflections In Local Notices
Weather minded note from Bisgeestown Mail recalls frost on pumpkins and the town senses an imagined conflict. The Baltimore Amer reports disbelief and lists names Masigs Lemiy Long in a fragmented quotation.
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Baltimore
Travel and Senate Critique on Public Works and Railroads
Fragmented quotes argue county fairs ease national dread, praising in Thane places and heart of the nation. A parcoa port would help people, but Senate lawmakers tied to corporations and railroads prevent it, implying continued obstruction under current Senate elections.
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Godallem
Baltimore Herald
Senate
Senstora
Baltimore Son
Merriness Minutes and Jokes From Quoteboard Snippets
A compact collection of humorous dialogue and quips from old newspapers. Lines feature a housekeeper and tramp exchange about fatigue, a phonograph joke from a Wortley baby, a dress-diamond interrogation by an apprentice inspector, and light banter among cousins and actresses. The items showcase period wit and social tone through brief exchanges.
Roosevelt on trusts and policy in a pivotal era
A condensed review cites Roosevelt’s trust philosophy as a central political issue for Republican leadership to address to maintain public support. It weighs the hazards of progress and government approaches within a volatile industrial era.
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Roosevelt
New York Herald
Mrs George of Massachusetts Taken to Frederick Hospital
Mrs George of Massachusetts was admitted to Frederick Hospital yesterday with suspected typhoid fever. Dr. Wm C Johnson is the attending physician.
Ramsburg Seeks Divorce From Carrie Victor In Circuit Court
Charles M. Ramsburg represented by Frank ZL Stoner files for divorce from wife Carrie M. Victor Liver Strap noted as Great Liver and Blooteaniter with medical terms ignored by court. Potentially garbled entry reference indicates divorce action in circuit court.
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Charles M. Ramsburg
Frank ZL Stoner
Aled
Carrie M
Victor
The Little Dreams of Fortunate Resolve
A medley of verses on power through small aims and faith, including resilience, hope, doubt, and prayer. The pieces mix poems attributed to Resort Onwiston Brockway and Helen Hicks, with lines urging minimal funeral flowers and sincere remembrance over ostentation.
Smallpox at Williamsport. seven cases quarantined
Seven smallpox cases in Hoffman's Addition Williamsport Washington county reported by state and county health officials led to strict quarantine of four houses and the surrounding area near Conococheagas Creek. The outbreak traces to a young man from Shamrock Gold Mines Pennsylvania. Dr. Fulton and colleagues coordinated measures with Mayor McClannahan to stamp out the disease.
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Hoffman
Williamsport
Washington County
J. A. Fulton
State Board of Health
O. E. Scheller
Hagerstown
W. S. Richardson
Theodore I Boosa
Boose
George Hose
Scheller
Fulton
Railways in the United States 1901 annual report highlights
Icc reviewed the 1901 summary showing 48 railways in service June 30, 1901, with capital stock $49,478,207 and funded debt $34,748,662. Total track 197,287 miles, with all tracks 206,800 miles. locomotives 99,684. cars 1,510,833. Employees 1,071,109, up 54,516 from 1900. Freight carried 1,089,326,440 tons, earnings $1,588,526,087, expenses $1,030,897,270. Casualties totaled 61,704 with 2,075 killed and 41,142 injured among railway workers.
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Interatate Commerce Commission
Hapdas
Recslvera
United States
Work of Death in Middletown Honors Mrs Lorentz
Mrs Catharine Lorentz oldest resident of Middletown dies after long illness in her 86th year. Widow of George Lorentz she was known in Indy circles and survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held at home with Rev P Edwards and Rev W H Sattlemyer. interment in M E Cemetery. pallbearers named. H O Festa funeral director.
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Middletown
Indy
George Lorentz
Mariige
Miss Herbert
Jessa
John W. Herbert
Melvin
St.Louis
George
Ohio
Franklin
Texas
Martha Wright
Baltimore
Carrie
Bf E H. Church
P. Edwards
W. H. Sattlemyer
M.E
Tosiah Doub
W. E. Smith
Daniel J. Lighter
Peter E. Bussard
George Chamberlain
G. O. Rhoderick
H. O. Festa
County Notes from Tabeytown and Nearby
County correspondence from Tabeytown notes Englar family trip to Mountain Lake Park and return, Annie M Hagan visiting Frederick relatives, Zollicoffers in from Philadelphia, Birnie family visiting, townsfolk on Baltimore Tolchester excursion, Motter family at Asbury Park, Carroll Gonclave hosting Dr Bateman reception on return from Ireland, Kouts in Washington for rheumatism treatment, D W Garner appointed to head Williams Grove dairy exhibit, advertisement for Victor Liver Syrup claims baby use and sickness cure.
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Frederick
A. H. Zollicoffer
Philadelphia
Uniontown
Upton Birnie
Gail Birnie
Baltimore
Tolchester
George T. Motter
Virginia
Asbury Park
Carroll, Gonclave
A. Bateman
Ireland
George E. Kouts
Washington
Bishop
D. W. Garner
Williams’ Grove
Foreclosure Sale of Catoctin Furnace Property in Frederick
Public sale of all real estate described in the mortgage to receivers of the Catoctin Mountain Iron Company at Frederick County Court House on September 10, 1902. Property includes coke and charcoal furnaces, mills, stores, dwellings, tenements, and ore deposits on approximately 7,000 acres near Catoctin Furnace, with 3,000 acres of mountain land. Cash deposit of 1,000 dollars required. conveyance at purchaser’s expense.
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William T Sharp
Harry P. Gorsuch
George Houck
Coarles P. Levy
Cuotin Mogntalo Iron Company
Krederck County
Couss
Yrederick County
Mtryland
Kayity
Frederick Count Marsivod
Lawrence J. Morrin
Daly
Rat Mor Gare
Firesly Mutual Life Incur Wice Company
Widelity Mutual Lifeneurance Company
William T. Rabey
Frederick County
Marsland
Court House
Frederick City
Staryland
Henry P. Gorsoch
Ernest BharDs
Maryland
Catoctin Furnace
Frederick and
Ebmmitsbure
Catoctin Range
Thurmont
Western Maryland Railroad
Monocacy Valley
John Kankel
Jate
Register of Walls
Roblescon
Frederics County
Asabdis
John Houck
Georgette MF. Getsendanner
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Frederick
Satleday
O'Dork
Palace
Isree
Harry McRenry
Bossard
Ayers
Chas
Werthemer
West All Saints Street
David A Castle
Catharine Hahn
Tharine Hahn
All Saints Street
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Spederioi
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
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Harry F. Routzshu
Brunswick
Harry
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