Frederick News Telegraph Office Information
An independent Frederick newspaper notes its connection to the Tele Exchange and invites correspondence from any part of the country. It urges sending advertisements orders and information by mail or wire to THE NEWS in Frederick Maryland.
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United States
Tlabs
Eccom
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Tele Exchange
Frederick
Uity Sportaman
Chicago
Newa
B. D. Mitz
Degler
N. Butaw Street
Baltimore
Publicity and dangers of deadly toys and guns in society
The piece argues for Senator Depew's publicity, notes Quay as a humorist, and calls for tighter control on firearms and toy pistols after holiday deaths. It cites Norfolk and North Carolina deaths from toy pistols, urges banning deadly toy pistols, and urges scrutiny of revolvers and rifle sales to youths to reduce accidents and crime.
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Norfolk
Christmag
Lsckijaw
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Earthquakes and political musings headline year start
The fragment mentions Hagerstown leading with the first earthquake of the year and hopes for mild seismic activity. It also references Isidor Ramor, ex Gov. Frank, and a comment on American progress against ratts in 1408 and 1902, signaling political discourse and historical allusions.
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Hagerstown
Euste Ba
Democratic candidates for U S Senate outlined by Brown and Smith
Brown and Governor Smith discuss all Democratic contenders for the United States Senatorship amid uncertainty about the next Legislature. The piece suggests the November election may force one candidate to win his spurs before anticipating events further ahead. Toneytown Record.
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Brown
Smith
United States
Toneytown
Senator of Merriness and Fractured Jokes in Quick Gossip
A garbled collage of jokes and lines from papers, noting playful quips about marbles, a best friend shaved, and a Venezuelan war question. It mixes dialogue from Mawma, Yommy, and others with stray lines about hunting, poetry, and ambitions.
Sorrows and urges of oil prices and coal rights
A compilation from multiple papers notes Standard Oil crediting higher petroleum prices to demand for heating oil, with counterpoints on tariff impact and profits. It also urges Chicago railways to grant coal carriers priority to avert a coal famine, highlighting northern distribution urgency and reliance on eastern supplies.
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Philadelphia
Standard Oil Company
Daalera
Chicago Record-Herald
Washington
Moments with the Tose and Civil War Captain Recovering
A poem excerpt from Century Magazine opens with reflections on an owl. The main item reports Captain Leander H. Kuhn of Hancock Maryland recovering after left leg amputation at Johns Hopkins Hospital following Gettysburg injuries. Kuhn, aged 63, enlisted in Captain H Baugher's Zoo-Zoos, later Company D, First Maryland Regiment, rising to corporal.
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Leander H. Kuhn
Hancock
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Goettysburg
Raha
H. Baugher
Zoo-Zoos
Frederick County
Maryland
Gettysburg
Kahn
Kaba
Unclear fragment prompts sale notice from local listing
Fragmentary OCR text references a product for spring delicacy and a bottle plan. Mentions Lamberisin's Pain Gaim and a seller A L. Pestre. No clear event date or location provided.
Revival of Pisne Bridge Plan and Local Farm Institute
Stark Evenue reports Pisne revival to bridge the Potomac at Willlaneport Maryland. Arrangements completed for the Cocll County Farmers Institute. Jarretta ville Academy Building cornerstone laid on Saturday afternoon. Holomon Bitzer aged 73 died in Roazsivilis after four weeks illness. Water supply contract dispute not going to court today. Cool county anti liquor meeting planned for Tasaday to organize the Antisalocon League. G Benjamin Askew freight train engineer killed at Blktcao. Private C O Eddins Maryland National Guard jailed for failure to pay fines. Christopher Lang of Cambridge commits autoide by cutting throat aged 60. Oliver Paydon arrested in Harrsiburg for stealing hare and buggy. Mrs Helen P Suman of Hagerstown granted pension of 12 per month dating from last July. Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson Field announce engagement of Miss Helen Hamilton Field to Mr Norman Bruce Armstrong. Armstrong is son of Alexander Armstrong and a civil engineer with a Philadelphia contracting firm.
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Potomac River
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Holomon Bitzer
Roazsivilis
Sulta
Cool County
Antisalocon League
G. Benjamin Askew
Philadelphis
Baltimore and
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C. O. Eddins
Maryland National Guard
Hagerstown
Failne
Christopher Lang
Cambridge
Oliver Paydon
Harriaburg
Lesher
Helen P. Suman
Edward
Maine
Havana Harbor
Robert Patterson Field
Philadelphia
Helen Hamilton Field
Norman Bruce Armstrong
Hagerstowe
Armstrong
Alexander Armstrong
Hymeneas Purdam Durdette weddA near Bartholows Dec 24
A wedding at the Burdette home near Bartholows joined Miss Olea Burdette to Urner Pardam with Alma Purdam as bridesmaid and Garfield Hilton as groomsman. Rev Wright officiated at 7 p m. Guests enjoyed refreshments as wishes for a bright future were offered. Groom and bride signal hope for prosperity.
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Columbus Paordam
Damascus
Alma Purdam
Garfield Hilton
Herringson
Blaum
Westminster
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Baltimore
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East Second Street
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Martinsburg
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Nellie Collins
Washington
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W. Va
Death and bereavement notices in early Unionville record
Randolph Dorsey, 36, died December 27 1902 near Unionville from apoplexy. Survived by widow, daughter of Edward E Lackey Monrovia, and four children. Funeral held December 25 at Licransore Chapel with Rev B F Clarkson. Also notice of Beatrice Lewis five died in Baltimore and burial in Kroxtilis Reformed Cemetery December 30.
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Unionville
Edward E. Lackey
Monrovia
Licranore Caspel
B. F. Clarkson
Beatrion Lewis
William Lewis
Baltimore
Kroxtilis
Burglar drama at City Opera House stars Lipman
The Madison Square Theatre hit The Burglar is praised for its suspenseful plot and lavish staging. A. S. Lipman, original William Lewis of Madison Square, will perform this Wednesday night at the City Opera House, delivering a noted portrayal in a city visit.
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Uoke
Madison Square
Lipman
William Lewis
City Opera House
New York City
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