Christmas Charity Across the Nation Urges Sustained Aid
The piece notes widespread Christmas giving and dinners for the poor in New York and other cities, including 780000 in money orders arriving in Italy. It calls for ongoing charity beyond December, questions about the root causes of poverty, and urges employers to share responsibility for lifting workers above poverty through systemic change. It highlights voluntary efforts by Salvation Army and Volunteers of America and praises universal Christmas cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Degire Liatell
Tafts Smile and Carnegie Opinions Stir Comment
A set of brief remarks and reactions circulate about President Tafts demeanor and Andrew Carnegie’s views. The discordant snippets reference foreign policy and national fate, with nameless editors weighing leadership signals and potential shifts in national direction.
Baltimore American snippet on protection against bias
Readable fragments discuss concerns about safeguarding against bias in reporting or coverage. The brief hints at editorial stance and the need for balanced representation within the newspaper. Specific names, dates, or events are not clearly identifiable in the text.
Minutes of Merriness
An assemblage of humorous dialogue snippets from various quotes about relationships money and society. The exchange features themes of shared life, frugality, wealth, mortality, and social banter among characters like Arthur Kate Goristian and Judge. It captures a lighthearted collage of remarks and sketches.
Roosevelt Forestation Duty and Congress Budget Clash
The piece criticizes Congressmen led by Tawney for seeking to restrict Secret Service usage to Treasury work, noting past corruption cases and reforms. It suggests President Roosevelt enjoys the political jab at Congress as he pushes for broader detective powers and mocks the protective boundaries around lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphs
Tawney
Secret Service
Treasury
Whitewood
Mr. Tawney
Congress
Nenatoni
Roosevelt
Moments with the Muse and Cheer Up a Bay You Tow It In
A mixed verse excerpt presents a Browning sonnet about longing and shadowed love. It shifts to a spoof cheerful verse offering whimsical domestic resilience with playful rhymes and comic advice. The piece blends high poetic tone with lighthearted verse on daily troubles and optimism.
Paroled manslaughter defendant to support victim’s family
In Oakland Maryland circuit court Judge Henderson freed Lester Warnick on a three year parole for manslaughter in the killing of Lashford Broadwater. He must pay Mrs Broadwater twenty dollars monthly for herself and four children and report to court. William Warnick was acquitted.
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Oakland
Henderson
Victad
William Warnick
Lester
Lashford Broadwater
Bond Station
Iast
Paio
Broadwater
Amulti
Warnick
Warnicka
Converted actor Robert Downing to address YMCA meeting
Robert Downing, identified as a converted actor, will speak at a YMCA men’s meeting at 380 tomorrow afternoon. His talk titled A Voice in the Wilderness aims to reform thousands he has reached across the country. notable musical selections by Prof. Schar and S. Stockman are listed as features.
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Robert Downing
Taspesk
Y.M.C. A
Downsing
Prof
Schar
Stockman
Bove
Ted Dro HP. Vatroey
Local Briefs Highlight Delivery Wagon Move and Police Action
The Mountain City Creamery Company placed a new delivery wagon on the alrorta and local firms glared down from Thursday to Monday. Richard Thompson and Edward Butler were taken to the Horse of Correction for their respective offenses. Rosa Kipp admired a box of large oranges from Mr Seeley Vann of Madison Florida. Clinton Mala, night agent of the Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad, received a pane of money from road employees. W Wallace Richards cut his left hand badly at Union Emitting Mill. Vernon Edward Lowe, 18, committed to Marsland School for Boys by Justice Bekatein for education, escorted by Constable Carter.
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Mountain City Creamery Company
Alrorta
D. Bowers, Lamber Company
Richard Thompson
Edward Butler
Horse of Correction
Mies Rosa Kipp
Seeley Vann
Madson
Florida
Clinton Mala
Frederick
Marsland School For
C. I. Bekatein
Carter
When Women Love melodrama at City Opera House
Market notes describe wintry prices for eggs butter and produce while a town crowd gathers as Millard McBride and Elmer Dizon shop. The City Opera House announces the sensational melodrama When Women Love on Tuesday December 20 featuring Madge Culton a factory girl facing persecution for an inheritance with villains and a plot to ruin her.
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Millard McBride
Elmer Dizon
Charle Kinos
Braddock
City Opera House
Coirae
Weventuress
Madge
Advice To A Lover By Anon In Verse Form
The poem warns young lovers against risking heartache by acting on youthful passion. It personifies love as a sea and sun with many symbols, notes the folly of self trust, and recalls that youth’s honeys become later gall, with fate exposing a prophetlike Cassandra truth without belief.
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Love
Care
Anon
DeRue Minstrel and Varied Vaudeville at City Opera House
The DeRue Minstrel and DeRue Bros. Ideal Minstrels present a vaudeville feature headlined by wire performer Leon Stanford. He rides a swinging wire and performs numerous novelty feats including riding four unicycles in mid-air. Deline Brow appears for one night only on December 23, at City Opera House. Also noted are business mentions for local firms and a mock medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure with Uncle endorsement and related letters.
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DeRue Minstrel
DeRue Bros. Ideal Minstrels
Leon Stanford
Wire
Deline Brow
City Opera House
French Roads Superior to American Systems, Says Consul General
A report by Consul General R. Skinner argues France has superior public roads due to expert national supervision and a strong national program. He cites 24,046 miles of national routes, $300 million spent, and a French highway school training engineers, contrasting with US locally run roads. He urges a US National Highways Commission to nationalize and fund road construction for parity.
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R. 2. Skinner
Tharmellies
France
United States
Coneul-C
Skinner
School of Bridges and Roads
Bureau of Public Boads
Department of Agriculture
National Highways Commission
Congress
Nations
Prince
Local Nuptials Reported by Two Clergy Figures
In Brownsville and Dickerson areas, Rymeneal Brown-Bissand Geo D Brown and Aliss Angle kK Bintsard were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Thursday afternoon by Rev A J Gall. Later, Wiles James and Amay Elizabeth Wiles of Frederick County presided at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on Thursday evening with Rev Dro 1 Eschbach officiating.
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Wswan
James Prinklin
Amay Iizabeth Wiles
Fredenelk County
Dro 1. Eschbach
When Women Love in Lavish New York Stage
A fragmented review highlights a play staged in New York on the Studion River. It celebrates lavish scenes at Peters & Sones shirt factory and Jefferson Market Police Court with a garden fete and wards. The production is praised for vigor and dramatic climaxes, noting strong audience interest from the outset.
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Maseos
New York
Studion River
Peters & Sone’ Shirt Factory
Jefferson Market
Beautiful Garden Fete
Women’s Ward
Mackwell’s Island
New York Harbor
Columbia
Frederick County National Bank Shares Election Notice
The Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland announces its annual stockholders meeting for January 12 1900 at the Banking House No 1 North Market Street to elect directors. J W L Carty is the cashier.
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Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
North Market Street
J. W.L. Carty
Cushler
Central National Bank
Faeprnren
Dia Banking Howe
Ceasral National Bank of
STORM
Closed For Christmas At Buffalo Cafe
The Buffalo cafe on West Patrick Street, run by Louis Orte, was closed yesterday. Orte secured the premises and posted a sign stating the cafe was closed for the day.
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Buffalo
West Patricktreet
Louis Orte
Mr. Orte
Literary Societies Clover Leaf Meeting at North Market School
The Clover Leaf Literary Society held a Wednesday meeting at the North Market street school with A. Bopst presiding. A varied program followed including recitations, essays, orations, readings, a debate on Prohibition and high license, and adjournment to January 15. The Yellow Letters Literary Society also met in December with recitations, an essay on Christman, a violin solo, and a debate on whether women enjoy life more than men, the negative favored.
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Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Hscogubie
North Market Street
A. Bopst
Harry Braddenburg
William Clary
Henry Knock
Christ
George Saunders
Lewis Sponseller
Harold Kempl
John Molesworth
Ronald Kiting
Jesse Kil
Rocket
L.A Tees
L.I. White
Christman
G. Roy Hess
F Simpson
Biser
Aammerman
Diven
Wolfe
Oliver
Christmas sports vanish as Brunswick misses YMCA pool match
YMCA events report a missed Brunswick entry in a pool contest with four Frederick boys, Messia Lester, and J. Toms victorious. Schroeder’s team faced five league players led by K Moore, Moore winning two of three by 66 pins. Reds beat Blues 12 to 10 in gym basketball led by E Zeigler with three baskets.
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Brunswick
Grunawick
Frederick
Messia
Lester
J. Toms
Reds
Blues
E. Zeigler
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