Naval Academy hazing sparks calls for strict discipline
The article outlines ongoing hazing at the Naval Academy, with Superintendent Sands promising enforcement under the broad interpretation of the law. It cites Congressional debate and urges severe punishment for midshipmen involved, arguing all cadets must obey academy rules and national law to restore discipline.
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Naval Academy
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Sandsangs
Midshipmen
Sands
Congress
Caid
Adams
Immigrant 4 Fa o Lade of the Mobile Government
Fragmentary note recalls an immigrant issue amid mobile governance. The readable words mention Americans and a location 70010, with a nameless Camberland tag. The text remains unclear about actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Camberland
Laughable Exchanges Highlight Early 20th Century Talks
A collage of quips shows Mamie-I debating women's suffrage with wit about voters. The Goerer-Journal and other papers share humorous lines from lectures, plays, and office banter. The Ledger notes a sleepy clerk defending late nights in a lighthearted cartoonish vignette.
Press and Peace Laugh In Old Headlines
A collage of editorial snippets contrasts pacifist hope with political musings. It notes Roosevelt’s stance and Argo voices, then argues for rural life to attract youth, urging farmers to provide books and education to keep children from city decay.
Moments With The Musf From The Hills Of Dream
A reflective verse piece with religious imagery expresses grief and plea for mercy. The speaker asks to forget, if they are beloved, and longs for peace as memory and pain collide. The poem traverses faith, sorrow, and hope, ending with a contemplation of mercy and distant comfort.
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Dalles
Frederick County Sausage Quality Debates and Public Habits
A column critiques sausage from Frederick County and local advertising claims while noting variations in food quality. It calls for consumer education, discusses waste and coal savings from garbagemen, and comments on holiday shopping excesses and court trivialities. The piece ends with skepticism about long range weather forecasts and winter expectations.
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Doabce
Frederick
Frederick Cvanty
Baling
Frederick Oocoty
Continental Hotel Reopens Under New Management in Philadelphia
The Continental Hotel in Philadelphia reopens after renovations costing over $150,000 under Mr. Maltby who took possession in May. Improvements include marble walls, redesigned rooms, private dining, and a five piece orchestra. enhancements span floors with new furnishings, chandeliers, colored glass, and added safety features.
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Continental
Philadelphia
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Siva
Ihe
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Continantal
Ihs
Court settles case as Saylor pleads guilty and paroled
Court records show State v Baylor ending in hung jury and later a plea deal. Saylor admitted guilt and, by restoring funds to United States Casualty Co., was released on parole. Other cases included not guilty verdicts for Boss Smith, Wood, and Stanb. guilty pleas for Hatz and Ying Ling. and a six month jail term for Thompson. Judge Motter urged animal cruelty precedent and adjourned court to Monday.
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Charles E Baylor
Saylor
United States Casualty Co
Btats Va
Boss Smith
Wo. Smith
Lewis and
and Sebold
Phillip Griffith
Hammond Urner
J. EK. BR. Wood
D. Princeton Beckey
Frank Stanb
Jos. W. Gaver
Courk
John O. Motter
Karl E Hatz
Magnor
P. F. Pampel
R. O C. White
State Va
Allen Yingling
Harp & Etchison
Traverser
James Ogle
Bomrk
Joseph W. Gaver
AE Isas
Embezzlement Charge Against Glass Firm Member
Charles K Brcee of Brree Higbee & Co Homestead glass makers is arrested on information from president J B Higbee accusing him of embezzling at least 5000 dollars. Falsifying payrolls and cash missing are alleged with further suits expected. Sensational disclosures promised.
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Pittsburg
Charles K. Brrcee
Brree, Higbee & Co
Homestead Glass Manufacturers
J. B. Higbee
Errce
Marc H
Bryce
Seasonal Musings and Notions From the Market Scraps
A column notes snow on the ground and suggests spring vegetables may appear regardless. It catalogs large county porkers and comic price lists for groceries including butter poultry fruit vegetables and meats with multiple items and prices. The piece ends with a hopeful nod to Christmas and Sante Claus.
Reverend John Sartan Visits Frederick on Business
Woodsboro clergyman Rev. John Sartan spends the day in Frederick for business. Miss Mamie Zallers of South Market, recently arrested, has returned from a lengthy visit to friends in Baltimore.
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Woodsboro
Jis
Frederick
Mamie Zallers
South Market
Baltimore
Visitor from France praises Ox Fibre Brush Works
Halvor Halvorson of Paris visited the Ox Fibre Brush Works yesterday as superintendent of a Paris brush factory. He complimented the local works and departed for Chicago today.
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France
Halvor Halvorson
Paris
Halvorson
Chicago
Market Quotes From Tyron's Local Sart
The Local Sart reports buying quotes from G Waring Tyron for today. Osrn shelled per bushel two dollars. Wheat No 3 red steamer 3 cents per bushel, damaged and rejected lot noted. Additional lines show various figures, some garbled or misread.
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G. Waring Tyron
Osrn
Beyond Pardon staged at Red Men's Ball in Brunswick
A fair sized audience last night enjoyed Middletown talent in a play titled Beyond Pardon. The production, under Miss Geard, was well rendered and earned praise for her dramatic talent and management.
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Brunswick
Red Men’s Ball
Middletown
Miss Geard
Private Savings Offer and Interest Listing
A promotional notice invites readers to open four savings accounts and pay bills by check. It claims high interest on deposits and presents the scheme as a first step in economic savings.
Holiday Trade Booming Across Retail Markets
Dun's Weekly Review reports holiday trade as the main commercial feature with retail sales breaking records. Despite brisk specialty activity, staples move steadily as jobbing and manufacturing prep for spring rise. higher wage scales to begin January will add about 1 million dollars yearly. Building permits stay strong and iron and steel demand grows while prices stay cautious.
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Dun’s
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Hoch
Torture of a Preacher Treats Cough Cures Consumption
Pastor Moore of Harpersville claims he recovered from a persistent cough and grip after using Dr King s New Discoveries for Consumption. He asserts the remedy cured his condition and saved him from consumption. Trial bottle offered.
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Greats of Interest Yesterday and Today
News briefs report George E. Wegner Jr acquitted in a Baltimore murder case on insanity grounds. Judge Van Bibber of Balair turned sixty on December 14 with a surprise party. A colored man, Charles Brown, 40, died when a tree crushed him on a Centreville farm. Rev. Louis H. Ewald transfers from St. Peter's in Fre stburg to Holy Cross in South Cumberland. Rev. Mr. Powers to succeed him. A Germantown boy, 12, injured by a dynamite cartridge, escaped death with minor injuries.
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Thomas Fahey
van Bibber
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Mcfenney
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Louis H. Ewald
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Frestburg
Holy Cross Church
South Cumberland
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Mr. Powers
Lewis Gardner
Germantown
Montgomery Canaky
Emerson Literary Society Meeting At Frederick College
The Emerson Literary Society of Frederick College held a regular meeting in College Hall with Paul E. Marsh presiding. After roll and minutes, members presented readings, an essay, a recitation, an oration, and a debate on Philippines versus Alaska with the negative winning unanimously. The aristo's report followed and the society adjourned to meet the first Friday of the 1906 school year.
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Etzler
Philippines
Alaske
Raymond Bustard
Samuel Brown, Jr
Alfred Zimmerman
Arthur EB
Lary
Messrs
Murray Stauffer
Claude Hzbe
Arthur Derr
Aristo
Mehril F. Moberly Awarded Decorating Contract
The contract to decorate Sheila's building has been awarded to Mehril F. Moberly. When finished the decorations will be the finest in the city. All designs are original by Mr. Moberly and a feature will be a Dutch room.
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Sheila
Mehril F. Moberly
Moberly
Art Club notes on Nineveh art readings and local ads
The weekly Art Oink meeting on Thursday December 17 featured readings on Assyrian art in Nineveh and Babylon by Mies Kemp and Mrs. Johnson. The page also includes classified ads for machine operators and shop positions, a stock farm sale notice, and a clerkship or sales position inquiry along with hides purchases offered by Davis Cramer in Walkersville, Maryland.
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