Independant Paper Notes Political Clamor And Overseas Trade
An issue of an independent newspaper discusses British media criticism of American engines, costs of food for Maryland prisoners, and prospects for Americans in Asia. It also surveys UK skepticism of Chamberlain’s South Africa policy, citing Labouchere and historic figures to defend dissent against imperial causes. The piece frames foreign and domestic affairs with a mix of opinion and reportage.
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Maryland House of Correction
Mr. Chamberlain
London Daily News
Max. Chamberlain
Lord Kitchner
Chamberlain
Labouchere
Chatham
Fox
Burke
George III
Mr. Balfour
Brodrick
Bright
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Beaconsfield
Russia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone
Barks and Fox
South Africa
Carrie Nation Born in Kentucky, Herald Notes
Verily a prophetic without honor in his own country. Carrie Nation is noted with a Kentucky birth reference in the Balsimoge Herald, reflecting a brief contemporary comment on her origins.
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Carrie Nation
Kentucky
Balsimoge Herald
Monuments to a man who refused mob action guided by justice
Multiple editorials discuss moral courage shown by a father who advised restraint in a purported assault case. They praise Judge Stoke for sternly addressing concealed weapons and warn against casual gun use. The column also critiques Admiral Sampson’s approach to the Schley court of inquiry and the political narrative surrounding it.
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Arkansas
Re Jan
Baltimore
Judge Stoke
Judge Stake
Hagerstown Herald
Admiral Sampson
Schley
Baltimore American
Quotable Quips and Droll Dialogues From Papers
A stitched-together latenight humor column surveys jokes and wry exchanges. Snippets include a quip about telegraphs and apology, a gag about a wife’s gown costing $5000, a farmer fearing political strife, a plumber joke, and a dying wish exchange. The piece captures lighthearted banter across newspapers from Brooklyn Detroit Washington Town and Country and Atlanta Constitution.
Popular Hero Baden Powell Slights by War Office
The British War Office withholds praise from General Baden Powell after his gallant South Africa service, drawing public ire in the press. Admirers say Kitchener’s censure and aristocratic dislike undermine a hero who inspired widespread popular support, though the people remain loyal. The piece condemns the treatment as a disgusting spectacle.
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Sobley’s
Atlanta Journal
British War Office
Navy Department
Admiral Sobley
Boora
Baden Powall
Mafeking
Csy
Lord Roberts
Kitchener
Khartoum
Baden Powell
War Office
South Africa
Great Britain
Baden-Powell
Trig
England
Ireland
Scotland
Proverb and Encouragement Amid Hardship
A period of stoic resolve is urged with a Buckham quote about trials and future hope. The text extols not yielding, welcomes new days and courage, and ends with a consumer ad note for Charaberism's Coke Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, offered by A. L. Pearre.
Widespread county correspondence from Bloomsbberry wills
Alyo Lioch near 5liman Station reports visits and returns of Lizzie and Maggie Clark from Petereville and Bravoswick. Eddie Miles of Ijamsville met in Rockville for business. Miss Birtie Granavilla travels to Howard county. John Cooley of Bellman visited relatives. Various residents visit relatives in Graceham, Park Mills, Fountain Mills, Buck Lodge, and surrounding areas. local church lectures and services announced. sugar corn yield noted. multiple brief social notes and visits across townships.
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Miles Lizzie
Maggie Clark
Petereville
Bravoswick
Eddie Miles
Ijamsville
Rockville
Birtie Granavilla
Howard County
John Cooley
Bellman
Barnesville
St. Mary's Catholic
M. E
Margaret Murphy
Baltimore
Mamid McDonald
Misa Nettie Darlin
Philadelphia
Mamie White
William Manion
Marie McNamara
Agnes Manion
Flotine Loy
Woodville
Wm. Orme
Fannie Orme
Lovettsville
Bobington
Della Stevens
Comus
Charles Morningstar
Lottie Pyles
Frederick
Marion Manion
Kate Rice
Washington, D.C
Alonzo Rice
Masie Brown
Richard White
Buck Lodge
Mountain church picnic and anniversary observance reported
A local note lists a Mountain church picnic near Comus and the Mt. Joy Lutheran church repairs. September sermons mark the fiftieth year, with Rev. E. J. Wolf delivering a sermon and related commemorations at the church. The item also covers numerous visits and social notices from Harney to Remptown and Shorston, including local hospitality, visitors from Baltimore and Washington, and ongoing revival services at Bennett's Creek chapel.
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E. J. Wolf
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Ruth Shaw
Baltimore
Chas. Myers
Oqohas
Slovaker
Harney Cornet Band
Black
Elmer Harner
Samuel Slagle
New Midway
Trimmer and Troxell Dies in August Passings
Death notices report Isaac Trimmer of Woodsboro passing suddenly on August 23 at home of W B Stambaugh after years with dropsy and asthma. He leaves a daughter Fannie Stambaugh and son G Bruce Trimmer, plus brothers and in-laws. Funeral at Woodsboro Lutheran Church. Interment Mt Hope. Martin Troxell, 57, dies of typhoid near Thurmont August 35. He leaves wife Bertie Boller and five children, with services at U B cemetery conducted by Rev G A Whitmore. Two colored infants die near Bookeys Town and Buckeystown. Helen Hammond and Winfield Weeden buried at Hope Hill and Hope Hill cemetery respectively. Wanda Kemp dies August 24 at 14 after typhoid fever pneumonia. funeral at M B church and burial in Lorraine’s cemetery, Baltimore.
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Isaac Trimmer
Woodsboro
W.B. Stambaugh
Trimmer
Lutheran Church
Fannie F. Stambaugh
W. B. Stambaugh
G. Bruce Trimmer
New York
David Trimmer
Taneytown
Samuel Trimmer
Frederick
J. W. LeGore
le Gore
Tis
W. E. Wheeler
E. F. Geossy
G. F. Smith
M. L. Smith
Bertie Boller
Clarence
Mamie Foreman
Bessie
U. B
G. A. Whitmore
Helen Hammond
Bookeystown
Hope Hill Church
Daniel Collins
Hope Hill Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Winfield Weeden
Buckeystown
Marasmus
Wanda Kemp
F. 5. Kemp
Brunswick
J. M Gillum
M. B. Church
Baltimore
Lorraine’s Cemetery
Unclear Dyspepsia Advice Promotes Anenst Flower
The note claims most Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver troubles with symptoms like sour stomach headaches heartburn and bad taste. It urges buying Anenst Flower for 75 cents at Main's Drug Store and mentions Green's Prize Almanac.
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United States
Main’s Drug Store
Brief Bits. Budget of Bright Ireme of Lat in General Interest
In brisk local item, the month passes quickly as children are seen brushing off to school and daily routines. Sparse details suggest a general interest note on community affairs and education pacing.
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