The Daily News and Weekly News Advertiser Pricing Note
The text outlines subscription and mailing rates for the Daily News and Weekly News of Frederick Maryland in December 1903. It notes prices for home delivery, city and mail subscriptions, and discounts for club orders, along with a mail address and publication details. It mentions the News office connected with the Tote Exchange and fielding orders by mail or otherwise.
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Carriera
United States
Tote Exchange
Ggr
Frederick, M
The George Junior Republic and Its Civic Model
The George Junior Republic in New York educates boys at risk through trades and citizenship guided by a youth elected government. Since 1885 the project has seen only fifteen failures and one utter collapse, prompting philanthropy and plans for a $200000 endowment and replication nationwide.
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George Junior Republic
New York
United States
Namibar
Spera
The
George Junior Republic Association
William R. George
Junior Republic
Snc
George
Contempory Comment and Mine Worker Brutality Note
Contemporary comment cites the Baltimore American and Cumberland News noting the strain on family finances as stories of mine worker brutality contrast with operators' Gowery conditions. The piece glimpses ongoing labor tensions and public reaction without detailing events.
Public Fate Mentioned in Fragmentary Terse Line
A fragmentary Baltimore San report notes public fate discussed as two Tersions and a British stance toward Osatro. It hints at ridicule and strategists sidelining Osatro while mentioning Krupp cannon in a non heroic frame.
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Ganolog
Baltimore
San
Minutes of Merriness and Jokes From Old Newspapers
A compact collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. It combines a price gag about camphor, a retort from a child, a cheeky telegram moment, and witty lines about love and commerce. Notable snippets include a camphor joke, a girl scolding, a mock telegram, and a horse-trading boast.
Canteen, Rural Free Delivery in Writings From a Century Ago
A compilation contrasts Leopold’s assailant prosecution with the army canteen debate, reports on rural free delivery boosting farm prices and education, and cites official support for expanding postal service to aid farmers and costs covered by new charges.
Moments With The Muse King Christmas and the season's gift
A poetic tribute titled Moments With The Muse celebrates Christmas as a year round king. It extols generosity kindness forgiveness and joy, praising Christ and the season while urging devotion from children and adults alike. A prize is offered for a better medicine than Victor Laver Syrup for liver and blood diseases.
Maryland Statuary Hall Bronz e Sculptures Enjoy Prominent Pedestals
The Maryland statues of Charles Carroll of Carrollton and John Hanson by Richard E. Brooks now stand on pedestals in Statuary Hall Washington. The marble and bronze figures, seven feet tall, contrast in material and pose as they occupy a circular chamber, pairing revolutionary heroism with disciplined thought. Brooks, a Massachusetts native trained in Paris, gains acclaim for the works amid debates over likeness and historical portrayal.
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Charles Carroll
Carrollton
John Hanson
State Communion
Maryland
Washington
America
Mary Laudern
Richard EB. Brook
Boston
Eguressie
Brooks
Lustrona
John la Farge
Carrolltonta
Congress
Charles” Carroll
Faos
Secord
Yeb
John Hangon
Detroit
Richard E. Brooks
Massachusdkts
T. H. Bartlett
William E. Russell
Boston State House
Col
Gardiner Tafts
Mr. Brooks
Paris
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Boston Public Library
Col. Thomas Ones
Boston Public Gardens
General Walker
Boston Art Commission
Buffalo
Pressut
Jobo Banson
Gloomy December and Parting Old Verse
A fragmentary verse lament describes December as gloomy and sorrowful. The speaker mourns parting from Nancy and Nanoss, with winter imagery and a tone of enduring grief. Advertising note at the end hints at a sales pitch or filler.
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Nancy
Paris Stores Offer Immense Variety From Edibles to Perfumes
Special Paris dispatch describes Felix Fotin’s emporium and other major stores with vast displays. It praises ready cooked meats and exotic preserves, notes delivery terms, and mentions crowded galleries and the Louvre. It also reports Parisian unrest over a local death.
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Paris
Weanon
Paria
Felix Fotin
Boulevard Haussmen
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Atore
Dantra
Printemp Bon Marche
Palais Royal
Louvre
Luxembourg
Muses
Academy of Beaux Arte
DaBy
Myron
Coryphoros
Polycletes
Parthenon
Gastor
Pollox
Paul Delasochs
Basux
Nain
Gore
State News Roundup From Yesterday and Today
Mrs Leah Horsey dies at Orlafield aged two. Bargiara steals from Hyatt mansion in Hyatterills. Brookey Carson, colored, escapes from Hagerstown jail. Hyattstown seeks coal aid for townspeople. Mrs Hopkins Smith of Washington hurt in Hyatteville runaway. Boonsboro electric plant shut for coal shortage. Lewis W Delamater, son of former Hagerstown mayor, arrested in Chambersburg for forgery. Hotel Baltimore condemned after inspection. George R Bustok and O L Smith linked to Garrett Station theft case. Oakland thermometer hits 12 degrees below zero. Naval Academy plebes fall ill. cause unknown. Maryland Agricultural College approves khaki uniforms for cadets. funds for new building advance. War against Guernsey emphasized among trees statewide.
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Leah Horsey
Orlafield
Bargiara
Hyatt
Hyatterills
Brookey Carson
Hagerstown
Hyattstown
Hopkins Smith
Washington
Hyatteville
Baltimore and Ohio
Garrett
Garrett Station
Oakland
Naval Academy
Maryland Agricultural College
Guensea
Bate
Tens Vos
Clover Leaf Literary Society Holds Debates and Adjourns
The Clover Leaf Literary Society met yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock. After regular business the program featured Reckablem Cromwell Mor Weekly Agents Charles Smith debating Resolved that mixed schools should be encouraged with affirmative team Bob Barnaby Quinn Rotoskaul and Eugene Willard Paul Kasimaul Willie Weller. Judges See Ordeman Samuel Brown and Frank James ruled for the negative. critic’s report and next week’s program read, then adjourned.
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Clover Lear
Clover Leaf Literary Society
D Cromwell
Ersay
Tevine -Mor& Weekly Hgents
Charles Smith
Arthur
Bob Babrney
Quinn Rotosk
Eugane Willard
Paul Kasimaul
Willie Weller
Ordeman
Samuel ‘Brown
Frank James
Stamped Envelopes To Feature Distinct Shapes
Postal officials plan a new issue of stamped envelopes within two to three months. Stamps will come in four values and feature distinct shapes including rectangular end, round, elliptical and square to avoid confusion. Separate reports note Baltimore & Ohio to spend about 400000 dollars on Holloway division terminal, with additional 500000 dollar projects at Keyser and Fairmont to improve freight handling.
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Tha. Poat
Big B. & O. Improv. Its
Baltimore & Ohio
Holloway
Ohio
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Wheeling
Keyser
Fairmont
Wires Break Down in Frederick Sleet Storm
A sleet storm last night disrupted telephone and telegraph service around Frederick. Wires broke and poles fell under heavy weight, cutting Baltimore lines and severing many local telephone connections.
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Frederick
Western Gaion Telegraph Company
Baltimore
Dancing Assembly at Junior Hall Features Miss Willie Ritchie
A social event last night hosted by Miss Willie Ritchie's dancing class at Junior Hall drew a small crowd due to foul weather. The Frederick Select Orchestra supplied the music, and the note praised the dancing despite the attendance, likening reduced advertising to fishing with a bare hook and only weed and driftwood remaining.
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Willie Ritchie
Frederick Select Orchestra
Sesson
Maryland lad with Frederick roots wins Naval Academy hope
A Maryland youth with deep Frederick county ties has won a place at the Naval Academy after a competitive exam. Pierre Light Wilson, from Baltimore by selection, is praised by relatives as a promising cadet with strong family history in the county. He passed the exam amid a tight 30 day prep window and begins training, while his mother supported his naval ambition.
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Frederick County
Admiral Sobley
United States Navy
Naval Academy
U. S. Navy
Congress
Maryland
McComas
Navy
Baltimore
Pierre Light Wilson
Charles J. Wilson
Law Department of the Interior
Washington
Peter Light Wilson
Methodist Protestant Conference
Johnsville
Haonsh M. Wilson
Pierre
Sher
Sheig & Daughter
William
Jones Rof Linganore
Central Chapel
Jones
Libertytown
New London
Synganore
James’ Jones
New Condon
John. I. Bopp
Union Bridge
Pierrs
Frank’ J. Stoner
Frederick
Thomas J. Wilson
Laura Nalson
Walkeraville
Young Wilson
Galt
Carrell ‘County
Mary Gal, Slater
Sterling Galt
Taneytown
Ostrol
Redent
Ostroli
Frederick Coun
s.South Carolina
John “W. Walker
Graeville
Baltimore City College
Mr. Winn
Wilson
Work of Death. James I Mallicacn Dies at 72
James Ignatius Mallicacn died at 10:15 PM at his East Church Street residence of heart failure. Aged 72 years 3 months 8 days he leaves a widow and eight grown children: James J., William, George F., Expest M., Howard J., Charles B., Mrs Rosa Welty, and Mrs Margaret Wiles. Funeral Monday 10 AM at the house, interment Mt Olivet. An infant, George Philip, 2 months 6 days, son of Mr. and Mrs Shafer Rhodes of South Market Street, died last night at 11 PM after a week’s illness. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM, interment Mt Olivet.
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James
Mullicak
James Ignatics Mallicacn
East Church Street
William
James J
George F
Tiffin
Ohio
Expest M
Baltimore
Howard J
Charles B
Rosa O. Welty
Margaret J. Wiles
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Aroage
George Philip
Mire
Shafer L. Rhosds
South Market Street
Monument for Gen Otho Williams Proposed in Maryland
A bill introduced by Rep Gagow to create a monument honoring Gen Otho Williams founder of Williamsport Maryland with a $50,000 appropriation. Col Pearce stated local interest and urged committee action. Williams served in the Revolutionary War, commanded Sixth Maryland Regiment, and later held Baltimore customs posts.
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Dill
Gagow, Pourre
Maryland
Oto
Holland Williamsas
Willamsport
Pearce Satil
Williamsport
Washington County
Iliamasod
Fearre
United States
Williams
Washington
Prince George's County
Hay
Frederick ‘Conty
Mowly
Maryland Regimane
Baltimore
Mise Smith
North
Public Sale of Household Goods and Real Estate at Frederick City
In Frederick City Maryland auctioneers Simpson Saunders announce a public sale at the Court House lot. Items listed include chairs tables beds cribs lamps curtains and appliances. Also two story dwelling houses two vacant lots with windmill corrugated building and other structures on West Fourth Street to be sold with cash or approved credit. Auction at 11 o clock with real estate offered as a wheal sale. Proceeds to Masser and Pomerner heirs.
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Morris
Klastes
A. Simpson
Walia Saunders
Disdig
Public Saxe
Storry
Windle
Ho Boys
Weet Furth Street
Prederk City
Maryland
Chase Morey
Stame Offxie
Charlis
Masser
WM. A. Masser
Uel J. Pormer Anc
Eadtawe
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