Unclear political clash and education honors noted
A fragmented item mentions Will II possibly becoming czar, a Texas newspaper regretting past actions, M. Witre avoiding the Russian ministry, Kaiser Wilhemina’s title at Pennsylvania, and Mr Nigpatnamars claiming Missouri legislative victory as a test of ability.
Bomb Throwing in Kasai and Russian Reform Debate
The piece argues against assassination in Russia while noting a planned bomb campaign may prompt reform. It cites Associated Press reporting from St. Petersburg and warns that genuine change requires capable leadership, not violent acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Grand Duka Berging
Thia
Rosstap Aparchiate
Noti
Pank
St. Petersburg
Contempo ary comment and political attitudes cited
A collage of editorials praising the cruiser Maryland passing exams and readiness for Annapolis, bitter reflections on a Winchester Virginia jury, and watchdog notes on Roosevelt era reforms. It lauds Governor Warfield for denying clemency favors and condemns undisclosed pardons, urging scrutiny of abuses by powerful money interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Tna
Minutes of Merriness in Daily Exchanges
A light dialogue collage from various papers, noting domestic chatter and social scenes. Snippets include a fox terrier at home, a maid advertisement misfit, stage missteps, a hat critique, and a humorous highwayman exchange. Names and places appear in passing as illustrated social vignettes.
Juvenile Literary Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Juvenile Literary Society met yesterday afternoon at the North Market street school. Pres ident W Renneburg chaired as minutes were read and a varied program followed including oration Patrick Henry's Speech and multiple readings, recitations, and a debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Street
W Renneburg
KR. Baumgardner
Rost
Patrick Henry
W. Xamsburg
Ralph Baumwerner
FE. Tyrerger
M. Bobroeder
J. Bayder
D- King
Tresaur
F. Tyeryar
L. Blobelberger
South Frederick
E. Danaburger
Abrecht
W. Bolt
R. Rhonda
A. T. Hreh
J. Webb
KR. Routzabo
Boys’ High School
F. Sappington, Jr
W. Tabler
T. Legg
Mumford
H. Smith
0. Smith
I. Thoman
Ware
M. Rice
J. Toms
W. Cramer
L Hughes
R. Hamm
L. Woodward
T. Lege
R. Stockman
W. James
A H. Smith
Sooiety
Emerson
Emerson Literary Society
Frederick College
Shiplay
Addison Hoffman
T. Brustesany
Charles F. Steck, Jr
W. Whooxon
A. M. Etzler
George D. Stull
Ira D. Cramer
Paul E. Marsh
Roakin Loy
jJudges
Rhodes
Lavy and Shipley
Standard Oil under fierce scrutiny by U S Congress
The Philadelphia Inquirer surveys the growing Department of Commerce powers and a broad demand for a full inquiry into Standard Oil. It argues the company has long abused pricing and exclusionary practices, risking severe legal challenge up to the Supreme Court.
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Standard Oil
Philadelphia Inquirer
Standard Oil Company
Home of Representatives
Ita Uoammone Volos
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Corporations
People's Representatives
Supreme Coirs
Congress
Standard Ol Company
Java
Pracifoca
Moments With The Muse And A Rural Love Song
A fragmentary piece blends a moonlit muse scene with a rustic ballad about Kate, a flirtatious memory, and a bold, poetic vow. The text drifts between lyrical fantasy and a comic wartime style adrift in memory and mischief.
Social events in Pearl and surrounding areas
A series of community notices recounts a social gathering hosted by Miss Alice Esworthy in Pearl to honor her cousin Miss Della Esworthy with games and a late dining period. Other items include a fortieth wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Barrick and Mrs. Filckinger with graphophone entertainment, a Valentine dance in Adametown at Kline's Hall with Brenner's Orchestra, and a reminder on advertising for merchants.
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Pharl
Amog Esworthy
Pearl
Alice Esworthy
Della Esworthy
Adamstown
Amos Haworthy
Albert Esworthy
Chares Kline
Ray
Misa Florence Harbaugh
Jennie Grabill
Maude
Elsie Ray
Sophis
Grace Hamlton
Maggie
Maria Hartman
Daisy Kline
Ladye Strasberg
Mamie O' Hara
Della
Alice
Annie Elworthy
Grace Main
Agnes Miller
Charles
Wm. Eaworthy
William O'Hara
Milton Oram
Frank Smith
Harry Wachter
Howard Hartman
Portiath
Howard H. Filckinger
Woodsboro
Filckinger
David Barrick
R. L. Hammond
Mutch
D. M. Barrick
Rav
J. J
Brenner
Raperb
Death notices from Middletown and Wilkes-Barre area
Obituaries report Samuel P Schamel of Bronewick died February 14 after long illness linked to his railroad work in the 8:40 A.R. line. Survived by widow Kate Carty, children John Walter, Samuel Jr, Florence, sister Sadie Kraps. funeral conducted by M E Church South, with K of P escort. Also Benjamin Remsburg, Edward Remsburg, John Magaha, and William Boyer passings with local family survivors and funeral details.
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Bawuel P Schamel
Samuel P.sobsms
Bronewick
Hoe
Renalogsa
Hia
Bohamel
Williams ‘Port
Mins Kate Carty
Willameport
Swosone
John Walter Sod
Samuel Sohamel, Jr
Florence
Slater
Sadie Kraps
Potomac Lodge
M. E. Church
Geo. Hage
South
Knoxville
Loyalty Lodge No. 122
K of P
Fenjamin Remsburg
Benjamin Remaburg
Middletown
Laura Freynlager
New Moorefield
Ohio
Remaburg
Samuel
Grant
Laura Freysinger
Hested
Clarke County
Ora
Jeannetts
David Hoke
Millville
Larinds
John
Carlton
George
Adam Remsburg
Illinois
Dward Remsburg
Edward Remsberg
Joseph
Magdalena Romsbarg
Josephus
Levi
Joseph Gaver
Lutheran Church
Rev
M. L. Beard
Lutheran
J. Holitn Kefauver
Lawnon Biser
Daniel J. Lighter
Gav. W. Chamba
John Magaha
Middletown Valley
Peter
Hemp
Petersville
Loudoun County
Maryland
P.O' Hemp
Fashold
Barkittsvle
Union Cemetery
Barkittaville
Valentine
William Jefferson Valentine
William Valentine
Woodsboro
Wilkenbarre
Laura Heddick
Near Dayaville
Woodaboro
Mt. Hope Cemetery
William Boyer
Ridgeville
Montgomery Couuty
Emory Boyer
Baltidors
Luana Day
Kemptown
Weeetling to Face Baltimore Favorite in Feathweight Bout
Kid Taylor the local featherweight will travel to Baltimore on February 28 to fight a top nightweight contender. He then plans to move to Cumberland around March 2 or 3 to meet world champion lightweights Bob Somerville, with manager accompanying him.
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Kid'’ Taylor
Baltimore
Taylor
Cumberland
Bob Somerville
A Nurse's Experience with Father John's Medicine
A nurse Mrs. Addie Breese reports relief from grip and congestive lung illness after using Father John's Medicine. She describes relapse, recommends the 500 bottle and mentions a larger 175 cent bottle option. Claims include pneumonia prevention, throat and lung cure, no alcohol, and a money back guarantee.
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Mra. Breess
Father John
Sol Gos
Addie Breese
West Eighteefth Street
Erle
John
Black attacker assaults Burlington woman in home invasion
Mrs. Fannie Burkett was tied to a lounge and beaten with a blackjack during a violent break in at her Burlington home near Jacksonville road. A tall medium height Black man, wearing a dark overcoat and silk neckerchief, fled as neighbors assist in the search led by Constable Anderson Shinn. A leather pocketbook containing $5 was taken.
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Frank Burkett
Iurbinson
Nod
Fannie Burkett
Burtington
Burkett
Burlington
Jacksonville
State Masonic Home
Burke
Hersel
Omnis Wis
Congress Passes Statehood Bill Through Conference
In a busy session the House sent the Blullood statehood bill to conference, and a general appropriation was paused for the statue ceremony. The Senate approved DC and consular appropriations and passed a diplomatic bill swiftly. Illinois statues Frances Willard are honored as the first woman statue in the hall, drawing large crowds. Meanwhile Penn Rail changes announce W T Ford to lead Pennsylvania New York and Long Island division, stationed in New York City.
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House
Senate
Melachlan
Califormia
Princes E. Willard
Ubinas
District of Columbia
Frances J. Willard
National Capitol
Ilinois
Miss Willard
Pennsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ford
Chautanana Division
Buffalo and Alexheny Grand Division
Pennsylvania, New York and Long Island Railroad
New York Corporation
New York
Bord
New York City
New York and
Long Island
Great Terminal
Kansas House Passes Anti Oil Discrimination Bill
Kansas legislators move to curb Standard Oil by banning undercutting across towns. The bill, already cleared by the Senate and expected to be signed by the governor, targets rail and pipe line control to prevent price discrimination and protect the state refinery plan from being undermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Kansas
Martin
Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Sandard Oil
Standard Oi Company
Standard Oi
Tran
Stanard Oil Company
Probe West Virginia Governor Legislative Committee to Investigate Charges
Charleston reports a senate resolution appointing a committee to probe charges against Governor Whitely and related bribery allegations. The group includes Senators Marshall McGinnis Carrigan with power to gather facts and report findings.
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West Virginia
Legislative Committee
Charleston
W. Va
State Senate
Marshall
McGinnis
Carrigan
Senate
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Staten Ter
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Wreek
United States
Telehens Exchange
Prederick
Will II
Czar
Texas
Addicks
M. Witre
Ruoselan
Kaiser WiLane Mary Secapt
University of Pennsylvania
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Contemporary Comment
Annaplis
Antspolis Chronicle
Winchester Va
Baltimore American
Roosevelt
Money Power
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Brooklyn
Misan Chicago News
Stormington Barnes
Ieren
Washington Star
Baker & Dinks
Gam
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Highwayman
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Angela Tare
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Madle
Katie
Nate
Kate
Dhrive
C. H. Thaven
State of
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Toren
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Frank J. Cheney Aiskes
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheneky
Iobn Magaha
Burlington, N. J
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Dover
Del
J. Edward Addicks
Union Repubiicans
Union Republican
T. Coleman DuPont
Regular
Henry A. DuPont
Regnar Republican
Harry A. Richardson
Caleb R. Layton
Willard Gaulsbury
Lingo and
Pennewill
Benson
Lyons
Jingo
Vandenbure
John A Young
Clay
A. L. Peake Druggist
Soe
B & O Avenue
South Bentz Street
D. P. Buckery
West South Street
John H. Bennett
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Frederickins and Electric Co
H. Brust
Usar
Frederick
Newman
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Hardt & Keefer
Seale Purchaser
C. CG. Carty
Patrick Street
Weat
H. M Gittinger
Dayton
Edward Bentz
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
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Patrick W. Harrington
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W. Patrick St
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McC. Young
Court Street
Tanmares
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Detroit
Mick
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S$tolen
Teddy
Bret
Frederick County
Frederick County National Bank
Etchison
Adjsfalog Citizens National Bank
Nue
Noah K. Cramer
W. Church
Bentz Streets
A.C. Carlin
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Buckeystown
C. A. Rogers
Jos. Gaver, fiGaet
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Carroll
O' Cara
East Seventh Street
D. F. Mayne
West Third Sereet
George B. McCleery
East Patrick Street
C. C. Carty
East Third Street
Robert A. Kemp
John LH. Bennett
West Bonth Street
West Third Street
Church Street
A. G. Carlin
W. Patrick Street
H. F. Rupreecht
H. F. Ruprecht
Dgdtt
York
Daniel Eissler
Patrice Street
Chapel Alley
Patrick
Church Streets
Qeares H. Ataueer Nin
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J.O. Hendrix
Brish Bros
Osdrf
Andrew J. Klein
Frederick and Monteyne Road
Lo'elock P.m
Mary E. Klein
Shookstown Road
Shookstown
Daniel Wickless
William Krantz
Aale
Mary KE
Euein
Executriz
Ramuel Eline
Albert
Remsburg
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