Daily News offers Tax News and shipping notices
The Frederick based Tax News announces carrier delivery and subscription details for the paper. The issue covers the United States cruiser Olympia grounding in a separate note. It also mentions Sir Thomas Lipton delaying America’s Cup challenge until an English designer’s work is proven, and notes Edwin Warfield and Stevenson Williams expected to be Maryland’s next governors with a civil campaign.
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England
Thomas
Edwin A. Warfield
Maryland
Stevenson A. Williams
Bominse
Harford County
Wise Labor Leader Endorses Anti Strike Policy
A recent statement by Chief Morrissy of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen ranks him among the wisest labor leaders. He argues sympathetic strikes and boycotts hurt both workers and employers and that unions should avoid such methods. He predicts other unions will adopt this policy to gain public support and curb buccaneering strike tactics.
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Morrissy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tong Ron
Ieaders
Contemporay Comment on Arkangles Politics Impact
A compact note reflects on Cumberland Timee Pohticoe and Arkangles politics. It mentions Cade Sem and Sar Dem in a speculative game of influence, with vague references to public sentiment and local power dynamics shaping upcoming events.
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Cumberland
Canter abolition sparks unrest in Maryland post
The Baltimore Herald notes that despite Congress abolishing the canteen, degrad ing resorts persist near posts. Desertions grow, arrests for drunkenness rise, and anti-canteen policy supporters face a shift in opinion as soldiers lose safe recreation options.
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Congress
Hagerstown Mall
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A mosaic of humor from early papers features witty exchanges: a scolding note about hugging, a Yellowstone Park location, a chicken rotting on a fence, a mistaken postal card complaint, and shrewd barbs about gold bricks and canned vegetables. Also a playful dialogue at a boarding house about paying in advance and an emotional trunk remark.
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Hiram
Bishop McFaul urged to show tax funded religious instruction cuts crime
The Datroft Journal urges that Bishop McFaul prove that church and state aided religious instruction in tax funded schools reduces crime. It questions whether sectarian teaching raises morals and notes Sunday schools and Christian missions provide large religious instruction. the home remains the final responsibility.
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Datroft Journal
McFaul
New York
United States
Frult
Moments With The Muse A Ballade Of Brown Earth
Poem excerpts from a ballade about fate and mortality. A Milwaukee Sentinel quotation credits Winvan F. Rinh. The piece laments human toil and eventual return to brown earth, ending with a line about time running out and all must go. The text includes promotional line for a publication or event priced at 25 cents and a general sales note.
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Destiny
Wintan F. Rinh
Milwaukee Sentinel
September Weather Forecast by Rev Hicks and Rev Wicks
Weather prophet predictions describe a stormy changeable September with warm days and frosts. Indicators include planetary and lunar alignments from early to mid month, cycles of storms on the 4th to 7th and 14th to 19th, possible earthquakes, and a shift to cooler, clear weather by late September into October.
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Srl R. Wicks
Mr. Biake
Jupiter
Falla
Theath
Ilth
West Indies
Agath
Venus
Earth
Superintendents and Judges for Frederick County Fair Departments
The Frederick County Agricultural Society names ladies as superintendents and judges across household departments. Appointees include Mesdames Stauffer Doll and Hood, Misses Doub Thomas Barry, Trail, and others, with a long list of judges such as O Bennett, Todd Neidig, Zimmerman, Smith, and many more. Ads Datrow.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Mesdames D. VY. Stauffer
M. E.doll
Marshall Fout
J. B. Price
William P. Rice
A. C G. Mc Osrdell
J.B Tyson
G. W. B. Shriner
Granville Smith
Jennie Ott
Thomas S. Bader
James M. Hood
Misses Flora Doub
Nannie Thomas
Eleanor Barry
Hezekish Fox Buys Vacant Lot in Double Pipe Creek
Hezekish Fox purchased the only vacant lot in Double Pipe Creek from J W Weant. He plans to erect a house this fall and move in next spring. Also, BM Ander on Front Street Woollebere sold property for 40. Advertising mares Pomme.
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Hezekish Fox
J. W Weant
Double Pipe Creek
Veteran editor Shaw retires after fifty two years at Freeman's Journal
Samuel M. Shaw exits Cooperstown Freeman's Journal after fifty two years as editor under motto Principles Not Man. George H. Carley becomes new editor publisher and proprietor. Shaw's long tenure links to Colonel John Holmes Prentiss in a notable era of state politics and journalism.
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Freeman’s Journal
Cooperstown
N. Y
Baemuel , McCormack Shaw
Shaw
George H. Carley
Mr. Shaw
Cooperatown
John H. Prentiss
Freaman
United States
Daniel Shaw
John Holmes Prentiss
Samuel M. Shaw
Market Gossip Highlights Scarce Goods and Rain Woes
News note reports thin market activity due to rain with scarce Eggs and limited canning. Prices listed for butter, poultry, fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, and dairy reflect a cautious shopping mood as weather dents berry and cantaloupe yields. The piece mentions Mary Jane’s Avalon dinner and hosts a feasting mood despite shortages.
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Lima Deans
TEE Scribe
Ring Service Lane Weddings Through Many Centuries
The article surveys wedding rings across eras from pagan to modern times. It notes beliefs on ring meaning, finger choice, and rites, recounting anecdotes about ring provenance, medical folklore, and notable ceremonial oddities including a ring from a bed curtain during a Mayfair chapel ceremony.
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India
Hasmilton
Misa Guyane
Anys
Horace Walpole
May Fair
Mazal Tob
Jupiter
Munater
Abon-Ezra
Ohomer
Furious mob lynching scare rocks Winchester district
In Winchester Virginia a midnight mob attacked Capt. Haymaker city councilman and night watchman, beating and nearly lynching suspect Shack Johneco after a gun grab during a struggle with Johnson and Harry Wilshire. Police restrained the mob. Johnson captured after hours on the railroad, a partner jailed for train theft. Market notices follow.
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James M. Haymaker
Baker & Co
Johneco
Johnson
Harry Wilshire
Haymaker
Johnron
Wilshire
Charles Brown
Brunswick
House of Correction
Virginia
Jefferson Picnic Marks Centennial Sunday School Event
Jeffersons Annual Union Sunday school picnic drew an estimated three to four thousand attendees amid perfect weather and green fields. Pupils from Reformed Lutheran and Methodist schools led a colorfully staged program with songs, May pole dances, and recitations, ending with Rev. Jeffries speaking on American Civilization and scholars wearing church color badges symbolizing unity and faith.
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Union
Jefferson
Rome
Woodsboro
Richard Hemp
Nina Hemp
Melvin Shaff
Alma Oniler
Ruth Ooshran
Maryland
Hera
Jeffries
M.e.church
Fifty Years of Success Doctor Pledge of Father John Medicine
Fifty years ago an eminent specialist prescribed Father John’s Medicine for the late Rev Father O’Brien of Lowell Massachusetts by whom it was recommended and from whom it derived its name. It is not a patent medicine and is free from opium morphine or poisonous drugs or weakening agents. It builds up the body and prevents pneumonia and consumption. It treats bronchitis asthma and long threats. Guaranteed.
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Father John
Father O’brien
Lowell
Mass
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