Frederick- Thurmont railway aid urged by Frederick readers
The Frederick Frederick- Thurmont railway plan is cited as a community aim to strengthen the area. An editorial on the Young Men’s Christian Association notes its broad church-building role and impact on physical development, urging local support for better quarters and equipment to expand its work.
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Young Men’s Christian Association of
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Iteelf
Terug Men’s Christian Association
Haring
Othels
Young Men's Christian Association
Offaica
Watterson predicts Hearst to lead next Democratic convention
Contemporary comment notes Col Henry Watterson’s forecast that William Randolph Hearst will control the forthcoming Democratic national convention, though the columnist treats his prophecies as unreliable, saying they resemble dreams that reverse themselves.
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Hearst
Volonel
Baltimore Sun
Varied public views on coal, smoking laws, and rail rates
A synthesis of editorials from Baltimore American, Baltimore, and Taneytown Record argues coal shortages and price pressures impact the poor, praises targeted cigarette restrictions, and criticizes railroads for favoring large shippers over small customers amid distrust of trusts and rate fairness.
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Taneytown Record
Minutes of Merriness and Quips in 19th Century Press
A collage of witty quotes from Philadelphia and Baltimore papers. Jurisdictional banter on resignations, anti railroad bills, and social relations mix with jokes about divorces and a man’s life insurance. Includes pithy exchanges from the Philadelphia Bulletin and Cleveland Penny Dealer.
Blows and Laws Across American Papers
A compilation of sharp quips and policy notes from several papers. The ChicagoRecord Herald complains of a continued setback for Addicks in Delaware while Portland Maine Advertiser lampoons a New York physician’s remarks to women. Springfield Republican reports Ohio’s two cent per mile passenger charge cap taking effect March 10, with Massachusetts considered similar limits elsewhere.
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New York
Ohio
Sprioefeld Republican
Massachusetts
Moments With The Nose And Open The Door
A fragmented 19th century miscellany mixes poetry about memory open doors and divine thoughts with a doctored patent medicine advertisement. It cites F W Onaris and BRitiss WEEKLY themes, references to Cheney and Catarrh Cure, and a Toledo notary.
Exclusion Debate Moves Toward Chinese Policy Reform
National Association of Manufacturers leaders urge Congress to adopt stricter immigration limits, arguing existing treaties fail to curb evils and protect trade. Gettysburg College suspends five sophomores after a campus disruption. the quake in St Vincent causes widespread damage while oleomargarine fraud charges target Lorimer and associates. Burglars loot poisoned whiskey from a Philadelphia home. Casp aliros and Havana letters discuss Cuba era figures.
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Indianapolis
Feb
D. M. Parry
Nationalsociation of Manufacturers
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Hazers
Common Colds Cause Serious Diseases, Warns Physicists
A vintage notice argues that colds lead to pneumonia, consumption, and chronic bronchitis, urging immediate treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming a thirty year reputation and asserting it contains no opium or morphine, with sales through A. L. Pestrelle's department.
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Death of WesE Strasberger Aged 77 Prominent Veterinarian
John Wesley Etrasberger a longtime resident and prominent veterinary surgeon died yesterday at his home 101 West Fourth street after a lingering illness. He was 77 years old and survived by a widow and five daughters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock at his late home with interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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West Fourth Street
Zion Reformed Church
Harry Kline
Lawrence Falk
Ladge
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Mabelle
Harman
James
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Mt. Olivet
May Hillman Stock Company closes at City Opera House
The May Hillman Stock Company ended its engagement at the City Opera House Saturday with The Boelia. The play stirred strong emotions as the characters were deeply portrayed. The act’s specialties were well received. A baggage-master on the Northern Central Railway near the depot suffered fractures to the left elbow and shoulder after being jolted from a car during a shift. He was transported to the Emergency Hospital for treatment.
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Go. Gontner
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