Carnegie Gift Would Establish National University
The article notes Andrew Carnegie will donate ten million dollars to found a national university in Washington for advanced study and research. It argues the project complements existing colleges, elevates U S education to rival Germany, and would connect scholars with government functions. Washington history and public benefit are highlighted as strong reasons.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Washington
Germany
National Capital
Contempory Comment on Oysters and Local Legislation in Maryland
The Baltimore American notes King Edward would enjoy Maryland oysters yet should meet the avatar on his native heath to learn what a happy pal ate. Garret County needs winter legislation on game and heir protection as streams suffer from sawdust pollution and other injurious waste.
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Edward
Maryland
Avatar
Apeak
Baltimore
Garret County
Onor
Traveling library aids rural households in Maryland
The piece highlights the traveling library scheme as a bright winter remedy for rural isolation. It notes widespread adoption across states and reports a Maryland initiative by public spirited ladies seeking a state appropriation to extend the program to farming neighborhoods, urging legislative support.
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America
Union
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Bath
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Gossip Fragments Arrive
Disjointed quips from old Aunt and remarks about aging, insurance, and marriage alongside satire on politics and reform. Muted humor and social banter appear in clipped newspaper style, reflecting urban chatter and political cynicism.
How We Reward Heroes In Santiago Battle Controversy
The Chicago Tribune reports sailors and officers receive uneven pay after Santiago. Admiral Sampson and Captain Chadwick receive large sums for roles not directly in the engagement, while officers who worked the fight, like Cook and Clark, get far less. Critics call the distribution a travesty on justice as Admiral Schley earns praise but little cash.
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Chicago Tribune
Sampson
Santiago
Alosa
Chadwick
New York
Qook
Brooklyn
Clark
Oregon
Navy Department
Wainwright
Gloucester
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sampson
Chamberisin’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Resident
Toowoomba residents praise Gavette report for Chamberisin’s Cough Remedy as a cure for a two month severe cough. Endorsements from W. C. Woon and Mr. Bockner appear as voluntary testimonials. Remedy sold by A. Learre.
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Gavette
Toowoomba
Australia
Tod Chamberisin
W. C. Woon
Bockner
A. Learre
Ely's Dream Balm promotes relief for catarrh and hay fever
Fast Friends from Ruseville praise Ely's Dream Balm after years of suffering from catarrh and hay fever. The testimonial urges readers to try the balm, noting a 10 cent trial and a 50 cent fall size. Product is sold by druggists and advertised as guaranteed, with mentions of Buffalo Restaurant and Frederick in the ad copy.
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Ruseville
Eis Broni
Ely
R. Mjeevtiey
Warren St
New York
Christmas Feeling Creeps Over You in Humble Verse
Poem reflects a deep Christmas mood amid snow and glowing windows. It celebrates universal goodwill and the festive atmosphere across streets, stores, and faces, praising the warmth and generosity observed in everyday life. Written as a verse by Jor Conk in Life.
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Jor Conk
Free Scholarships to be Abolished by State Aid Board
The Board of State Aid and Charities plans to report to the Legislature next month recommending the abolition of all free scholarships in the state and a firm refusal to fund any medical college. They argue many institutions gain Privileges and seek aid in return for minimal student benefit, with funds diverted from public schools. The board cites outdated and escalating annual appropriations since 1835 and asserts the scholarships offer little educational value. They urge reducing or ending scholarships to save money for more practical uses and to oppose state aid to schools not under state supervision. Grimes Cellar Door venue note: James B. Mackie to perform at City Opera House on Wednesday night, December 11, in a revival with an acclaimed troupe.
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Jaet
Theas
Grimes
James B. Mackie
City Opera Hansa
Mackie
Louis Sanford
Pandora
Maine
New Orleans
California
Wm. Bueler
Academy of Music
New York City
Romance of Coon Hollow at City Opera House Tomorrow Night
Worth seeing. A Romance of Coon Hollow to appear at the City Opera House tomorrow night. The high class comedy, set in a romantic Southern scene, has played over three thousand times in seven seasons. The company includes several of the original cast and has earned enthusiastic press praise on tours.
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Coon Hallow
City Opera House
New York
South
New York ‘‘Herald
Tennessee
Agveral
Robbers probe bank and political notes from Carroll area
News notes report a break in at First National Bank Aberdeen with no losses. Local updates include Captain Haddaway's paralysis in Oxford, Joseph Broeffer's death in New Windsor, and new county officials in Carroll and Montgomery. Minstrel reviews praise Barlow and Wilson at Powers Opera House. Fisk Jubilee Singers to perform, and Hagerstown's municipal electric plant shows gains. Maryland State Grange opens in Baltimore with fresh granges formed. A local story recounts a party cure tale for stomach pain using Chamberlains remedy.
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Oxford
Joseph A. Broeffer
New Windsor
Carroll County
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Aberdeen
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Noble L. Mitchell
Harford County
House of Delegates
Charles E. Fink
William H. Thomas
John W. Collier
Montgomery County
Joseph J. Baldwin
Lane Debland
Howard County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Seasion
Maryland State Grange
Maltby House
J.B. Ager
Maryland Grangers
Traviliah Grange
Rockville
George Rice
Union Bridge Grange
Catroll County
Reuben Saylor
Wanted Female Help and Domestic Assistants
White woman to cook in family of two apply 62 East Second Street. Wanted a girl to assist in general housework no washing apply 138 South Market Street. Goop cook no washing inquire 134 South Market Street. White woman to cook in family of two apply 45 West Third Street. Wanted female warden to take charge of a ward at Monterue Hospital inquire to Daniel T Orde Man secretary to the board Frederick City Maryland.
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South Market Street
Warren
West Third Street
Monterue Hospital
Daniel T Orde
Frederick City
Maryland
Dowadtt Law
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Frederick
Clare
North Market Street
Deeddot
Kington Strest
Balthanee
Joseph Glaze
East Church Street
Attorney Removes Door From Old Office in Potts Building
4S5KER JOHNSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, REMOVED ONE DOOR FROM OLD OFFICE TO SECOND STORY, POTTS BUILDING, COURT STREET, FREDERICK MD.
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Court Street
Frederick
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