Tributes to the Dead Highlight Delaplaine Death
Obituary notices praise William T. Delaplaine founder and president of Tax News Publishing Company of Frederick who died at 35. Frederick City and Maryland papers recall his energy and civic impact as the region mourns a gifted young leader. Separate items report train wrecking arrest of William Brewer in Dingess and a Jealous Murderer’s death sentence for William Gwen in Warner Arkansas.
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W. T. Delapisine
Baltimore Avs
Delaplaine
Tax News Publishing Company
Frederick
Baltimore
William T. Delaplaine
Tax News
Tasitonn
Tisha
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Degg sem fords and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment
The readable fragment praises a pure liquid product for health, claiming it benefits the kidneys and improves life. It asserts medical approval and superior taste, urging readers to trust its soothing effects and wholesome benefits.
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Becaise
Snowy town musings amid spring delays in 19th century notes
A lively, fragmentary column blends city gossip with cultural events as winter lingers. It mentions concerts by the Tyrolean Queen and the Philharmonic, theatre by Rhodes and Dadiaman, civic news on politics and a look at Washington's Birthday observances. The writer muses on mud, fashion, theater, and the approaching season while recalling public figures and local clubs. The piece ends with a sentimental farewell to a deceased reader and a reflection on life’s fleeting nature.
Liptesary Societies and Philomatheans Gather for Washington Birthday
Regular meetings at Court Square residences feature lectures on Washington’s life and era. Papers discuss Washington’s birthplace, Greenough statue, steam navigation, and related artifacts with portraits, letters, and relics displayed. The Philomathean Society conducts a formal debate on political sentiment following a reading.
Welcome Signs of Spring in a Cold Market Scene
Old time market page items mix with bouncy spring talk and pricing lists. The brisk notes mention warmer weather, baking and meat sales, and a wedding milestone for a friend while listing prices for eggs, poultry, beef, produce, fruit, and fish. The tone blends local life with prices for butter, chickens, pork, vegetables, fruits, and seafood.
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Onions, Inc
Founders
Pope Leo at Eighty Five Healthism Dictates Quiet Life
Pope Leo the Eighth is reported by Dr Lapponi to be in perfect health for his age. He reads without glasses, sleeps little, and remains an indefatigable worker. His diet is simple and wholesome, featuring coffee, soup, modest meat portions, vegetables, and wine. The pope’s mind remains sharp and his daily duties continue, making his lifestyle a model for many groups.
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Pope Leo
Pape Luo Xie
Lapponi
Dr. Lappont
New York
Peoria
Dis
Worthington
John W. Culberson
Culberton
Culbertson
Not Guilty in Whitecapping Case at Panogia Ark
The case against Al Gonnee charged with whitecapping, moved from Craig county, concluded in the circuit court after twenty four hours deliberation with a not guilty verdict. Other defendants remain in Jonesboro jail or on bond awaiting trial as the indictment named several others. Meanwhile in St Louis Pittsburg men were sent to Tudor Iron works to work under non union conditions, with skilled labor sought as bar and guild mills resume.
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Panagonia
Ark
Cass
al Gonnee
Craig County
Jonesboro
Gentrys Condition Worse After Escape and Pursuit
A German hospital reports James B. Gentry, killer of actress Margaret Drye Dale, in deteriorating health due to starvation and lack of medical care after escaping a hotel. His half life remains found on a lot at Thirty third Streets and Columbus Avenue late Tuesday night.
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Gentry
German Hospital
James B. Gentry
Margaret Dryedale
Madge Yorke
Mulder
Thirty-third
Columbis Avenas
Missouri Railroad Held Up by Nighttime Bandits
ACKORA Mo Feb 23 Frisco train No 1 westbound was robbed two and a half miles east of the city. Conductor Wightman and Engineer Stephenson forced to stop, robbed of express car valuables, bandits fled after threatening to shoot. A posse forms to hunt the outlaws. another crew aboard the same train eight miles west reports late trouble.
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Missouri Railroad
Ackora
Wightman
Stephenson
Martinsville
Aurora
Dressenger
Hire
Thas
Ere
Hot Springs Fatal Fire Kills Six In City Wide Blaze
Six people perished and four blocks of buildings were destroyed in a dawn fire in Hot Springs Arkansas. A bakery on Onebite avenue housed rooms above it where victims slept in night clothes. Fire spread through Cachita Hawthorne Woodbine and Orange Quapaw streets with wind from the north preventing larger hotel losses. Names include Mrs Clara Sammons and Mrs Maggie Hiscock, plus others unnamed.
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Hotserimus
Ark
Clara Sammons
Hot Springs
D. W. Wing
Glenn's Falls
Maggie Hiscock
James
Onebite Avenue
Sammons
Cachita Avenue
Hawthorne
Woodbine
Orange
Quapaw Street
Detective Killed by Woman in Brooklyn Extradition Case
Gttanis Feb 23. Mrs MC Taylor a dressmaker yesterday blew off the head of William H Harrison with a shotgun. She claims her husband bound Harrison to shoot her and put evidence against her. Harrison, she says, dogged her for weeks, and yesterday entered her house. When shot he refused to go, and Will Not Extradition, counsellor John who is in jail her, on suspicion of having caused the oath of the young men Henry Knoop and Joho Semel burg hotel Sunday, said yesterday that Bohemont would go to Brooklyn without the formality of extradition papers. Two Lives Saved. Mrs Poosds Thomas of Junction City Gil was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for her the wat mo bottles Dr King's New Discovery bar and she says It saved rite. stseed ots 189 Flotds St. Ban m 9 dreadful cold approaching ouation tried without result hing eine Tae oe bes oe one bottle of Dr. King's ac cured. He two weeks Wes faturally changin ie such resales of which these are pamplea that is poor the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs Mey Colds. Free trial bottles st Albert L Pearre's Apath ecary Regularaise 500 and 1.00 Your children are little to Coughs, Colds, Bore Croup and Whooping Couch, which often results seriously. Prompt treat- Real Estates Pransters. Upton C Darby and Ancle Mils wife ie T Miller lot in Knorrilie John J Ifert to Amands A Ifert In terest in real estate 75 Thos H Haller trustee to Alice C Johnson and Manzilis Johnson lot etc in Frederick city 3250
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U. T
MC. Taylor
William H. Harrison
Harrison
Fiskt
Jobo
Henry Knoop
Joho Semelburg
Bohemont
Brooklyn
Poosds Thomas
Junction City
Gil
St Albert L. Pearre's
Mystic Cure Promised for Rhematism in One Day
An advertisement touts a "Mystic Cure" claimed to heal rheumatism and related ailments in a day. The product, named as Greely or similar, is offered for 75 cents and sold by J. A. Tulasbus in Frederick, Maryland.
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Ehemetisa
Nemralgis
J. A. Tulasbus
Frederick
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