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Noted Colored Industrial School At Manassas Deserves Support
An Washington Star piece by William E B Curtin profiles Jennie Deans Industrial School for colored youth in Manassas Virginia. The school educates girls in cooking sewing dressmaking laundering nursing and boys in farming carpentry blacksmithing shoe making with reading writing and arithmetic. About ninety pupils attend on modest board and tuition. The program aims to foster moral self respect and practical skills to uplift individuals and communities.
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Washington Star
William EB. Curtin
Manassas
Jennie Dean
Curtis
Booker Washington
Tuskegee
Ageiit
Murderer Says He Wants To Die On The Gallows
Fragmentary report notes a murderer expresses desire to go to the gallows. The garbled text mentions a public figure or party and an alleged statement. Not enough readable detail to identify person or location.
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Prominent Baltimore Citizen Silent on Mayoralty Inquiry
In a Cumberland Telegram line an unnamed Bal timore resident is urged to step forward for notice. The mutiny on the armored cruiser Tennesses is described as serious with three dead and one mortally wounded, and the investigation into its causes is expected to be thorough.
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Shore
Baltimore
Cumberland
Baltimore News
Automatic safety devices urged after two engine deaths
A Washington Star account notes two recent railroad crashes where engineers were saved from wrecks by automatic safeguards that limited speed after signals. The piece argues signals are too close and urges immediate adoption of a largely automatic system to interpose mechanical checks without removing engineer responsibility.
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New York, New Haven
Bartford
Froman
Fannsylvania Ling
Baling
West Philadelphia
North Philadelphia
Devios
By the Side of the Road Poem Fragments and Voices
A collage of poem excerpts and lines from Horace and Walton, recalling the musings on life by the roadside. The verses evoke aging landscapes, hopeful horizons, and the refrain to live by the side of the road amid travelers and strangers. Themes center on shared humanity, resilience, and humble belonging.
Dodson v Birely jury verdict in York trial
In the Otreait Court the jury found for Dodson against A D Birely & Bons of York Pa for 923 70 after about half an hour of deliberation. Coblents & Waters spoke for Dodson while F L Stoner and Hammond Urner addressed Birely. The foreman Luther BE McBride forgot the damages amount when returning to the jury room.
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Southern Fertilizer Company
York
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Dodson
Coblents & Waters
Dodcon
F. L. Stoner
Hammond Urner
Meee
Birely
Luther BE. McBride
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims $1000 Reward
Frank J. Cheney offers a $100 reward for proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure catarrh. The ad states the cure is taken internally and works by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a sworn affidavit from 1886 verifying the business in Toledo, Ohio.
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New York fashions advance news of spring millinery styles
Speis correspondence notes spring millinery reticence to new shapes, with ready-to-wear hats similar to last season in Leghorn and Panama straw. Descriptions include overhanging pompadour rolls, quills, roses, ribbons, and cretonne trims. Jackets feature box coats and pony coats with braids.
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Leghorn
Panama
Milan
Ohio
Social World Reception at Woman's College Honors Guests
The mid winter reception at Woman's College hosted by the president and faculty featured decorated halls, the Frederick Select Orchestra, and a chorus collation in the dining room. Attendees included local faculty Mrs Apple Professor Backwith Dr West and new hires Mrs Laura Short and Miss Bath Parker, with out of town guests such as Mr and Mrs Oscar B Coblentz from Middletown. The event drew many distant friends despite bad weather.
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Woman's College
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Apple
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Fashionably decorative millinery and spring fabrics preview
The article surveys hats and ribbons with bands of leather and gilt buckles, white crepe de chine draping, and large feather adornments. It notes changeable inflate, bandeaux, and closer hats, alongside silk and wool fabrics in plaids, stripes, and checks, with color variety and new patterns from Lord & Taylor and other designers. Multiple names and addresses appear for shoppers and followers.
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Hess Orstonne
Fonlards
Lord & Taylor
Fraccored Woman Injured In Fall At Market Street Store
Mrs. Louisa Brooksy of East Patrick street fell from steps in front of Mr. Jacob Gorman's store on South Market street yesterday afternoon. She fractured her hip and was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. ages reported as three years old in error.
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East Patrick Street
Jacob Gorman
South Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Market Gossip Reports Stagnant Demand In Severe Cold
A harsh morning chill keeps buyers cautious as prices drift. Eggs fetch 25 to 26 cents, butter 28 to 30, fish scarce due to frozen rivers, and vegetables show modest gains. Looming Lent and slow fish markets color the scene. many staple items listed with varied per unit prices across meats, produce, dairy, and dry goods.
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Frederick County National Bank Ad Cures a Cold in One Day
An old Frederick, Maryland bank ad promotes a cure claim printed with a drug advertisement. It touts Laxative Bromoinine tablets and a money back guarantee if the remedy fails, featuring E W Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price point.
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Funeral notices from East Third Street to Greanmount Cemetery
Funeral services were held for Louise E. Waoh ter at 9:16 AM with rites at her home and Central M E Church New London. Helen E. Cramer died with services at her parents home and Glade cemetery burial. Austin A. Speake’s service was at his East Third Street home with Mt. Olivet interment. Sarah Parker and Charles Bolling had ceremonies at homes and Laboring Sons and Greanmount cemeteries. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director for multiple services.
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Louise E. Waohter
East Third Street
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New London
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Henry KE. Cramer
Walkersville
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Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Bica
Sarah Parker
Pinca
East Fifth Street
J. E. Wagoner
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Wm. Wise
George Norris
Basil Sewell
John Dorsey
Chapmac Barnes
Laboring Sons
Thomas Price
Charles Bollling
Paradise Row
Law's Grip Repeats for Frank Oobert in 1904 Case
Frank Oobert, colored, already sentenced to one year in the House of Correction for larceny in September 1904, was arrested after a confrontation with Joseph Brook. Brook claims Oobert tried to stab him. Oobert says Brook shook him. Evidence showed Oobert carried an open knife while following Brook. J. H. Eckstein released him on his own recognizance for $16 good behavior.
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