Daily News of Frederick Maryland and telegraph connections
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland reports broad coverage from the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company with telegraphic service links and daily operations. The paper notes president and secretary treasurer roles and emphasizes agency connections and free commentaries.
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SOE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Fe RB
Birarer
Tuos
Sexcrr
Exelant
View
Am. Xa
Unclear fragmentary note on resignations and press passes
Fragmented text references Sacator De zin resigning from seventy nine directorates and officials urging incomes. Mentions Santo Domingo and correspondents debating forces in Las hostilities. Discusses express company passes and postal frank privilege enabling free shipment of items from linens to a writing desk.
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Tae Santo Doming
Congress
Tey
The News Explains Calendar Mailings to Subscribers
The paper explains that calendars sent with newspapers may not be legitimate supplements under postal law. Baltimore papers were mailed with calendars, prompting questions to the Post Office Department. A reply from Edwin Madden states calendars are published as parts of papers, not supplements, a distinction the paper questions.
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Ite
Pastcfic
Pspers
Baltimore
de- Prliintas
Menaparer
Seconc
Edwin
Madden
Pacemak'er
Baltimore postoBce
Shellew
Mirs Medden
Ise
Madenn
Macden
Postefics
Mad- Gen
Baltimore Lewepapers
Thore Publications
Stadden
Newspaper Calendar Rates Cause Second Class Debate
The Baltimore dispute centers on whether calendar pages in newspapers count as parts or sections for second class mail rates. The News argues the practice violates rate policy and demands parity with other papers. The Attorney General is reviewing the matter, with Postmaster General and Roosevelt era policy cited.
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Madden
Atorney
Macdeo
Baltimore
Assatant Posmaster Glastal
Poste Fic
Ag Bistact
Ganeral Beps
Roosevelt
Washington
Bate
Resigner's Heir Leader Calls to Senator Depew
A transcriptionary note reports a loud appeal from the man in charge of the resigner's heir addressing Senator Chasnsosy Depew. The passage references Yale President Hadley and critiques slow methods in dealing with railroad problems and life insurance reform, urging publicity for political financial transactions to curb vote buying and public suspicion.
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Chasnsosy Depew
Bentimore
Hadley
Yale
Acuapols Capital
Baltimore American
Fragmented Humorous Minutes From A Misread Parade
A garbled collection of quips and misquoted phrases from multiple papers mocks newsroom banter. It parodies editor banter, reader questions, and misheard names, blending jokes about legal jargon and everyday miscommunications.
Forgotten Pistols Warn of Hidden Household Dangers
A Washington Star piece cautions that home defense pistols left within easy reach become deadly hazards for children. It recalls a Poughkeepsie incident where two boys handled a neglected revolver, causing a gun to fire without a report. Parents should remove ammunition and dispose of obsolete weapons to prevent tragedy.
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Washington Star
Tronhia
Poughkeepsie
Bor
Bass
Atimst
Two Old Santa Fe Missions Recounted At Restorations
The article notes two ancient Santa Fe missions and their role in defending the oldest city in the United States. It mentions a 1017 clash when New Mexico had barely forty residents, the Miguel church, and a restoration in 1710.
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Santa FE
United States
New Mexico
Miguel Church
Moments with the Whuse and the German Love Ballad
Fragment from Pan Mau Gazette reflecting on “the good old days” with verses about courtship, marriage, and nostalgic praise for past manners. Includes a poem excerpt about youth, love, and virtue, attributed to Eugene Fisto, and a German quotation.
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Eugene Fisto
Whiskers on Dynamite and Parsifal at City Opera House
An article notes whiskers on dynamite as dangerous crystalline growths on frozen sticks and recounts a near-miss in a blacksmith shop. It then previews Parsifal at Frederick’s City Opera House January 5, featuring scenes from Panst and Parsifal, highlighting Wagner’s view of music as a powerful expressive force.
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Wstionsl Grand Opera Company
Frederick
City Opera House
Wagner
Court House Door
Frederick Me
Ko’elcoka Oi
Ida M. Myers
Market Gossip Lists Sparse Winter Provisions Still Available
The morning market shows a mixed but steady supply of Florida tomatoes at five cents and a few persimmons at three cents, with Auntie Lambright's fresh pasa in between. Prices remain mostly stable for meat and eggs, while poultry and fish show selective availability, and numerous fruits, vegetables, and baked goods are priced by item with small daily variations.
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Bes of
Florida
Ae &Wenky
Auntie Lambright
The Grip and the Remedy That Helps
Before we can sympathize with others we must suffer ourselves. The grip causes mental and physical agony, but danger may be avoided with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Among thousands who used it, not a single pneumonia case or fatal outcome has been reported. For sale by A. L. Pearce's Drug Store.
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A. L. Pearce
Bucklen Arnica Salve Said To Cure All Skin Ailments
Mrs Grant Shy of Reynolds Street Springfield ME vouches for Bucklen's Arnica Salve as an absolute necessity for skin care. The product promises to cure cuts wounds burns sores and skin eruptions with guaranteed availability from A L Pestre druggist.
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Grant Shy
Reynolds St
Spring
Gaya
A. L. Pestre
Trade Review Notes Dull Confidence Amid Settlements
K G Dun & Co reports erratic weather and holiday slowdowns hinder resumption of normal business. Weight wearing apparel sales rise, staple foodstuffs in demand, lumber orders increase, manufacturing resumes, iron and steel output limited by cancellations. December rail earnings up 64 percent, imports exceed last year by 8.1 million dollars, exports up 2.0 million. Textile strength contrasts with lagging primary markets. Weather and rainfall branches show firmer tone. U S weekly trade totals 253 sales, 32 failures. last year 25.
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New York
Jaz
K. G. Dun & Co
Arts
Iron
United States
Conference at White House discusses Army and Navy matters
Washington January 6 an important conference on defense management was held at the White House with Secretaries Root Taft Bonaparte and Attorney General Moody. Taft said conclusions would require only legislative approval and that personnel changes and officer promotions are potential topics. Likely topics included Philippines Panama and Santo Domingo concerns at the general staff level.
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Washington
Ti Rand
White House
Root
Taft
Bonaparte
Moody
Ofiers
Congress
Philippines
Panama
Sarin Domingo
Navy
Army
Annoyed the President Peabody Wrote Letters to Roosevelt
Montclair N J Jan 6 John Peabody resident over the Orange mountains was arrested by secret service officers from Washington on a charge of annoying President Roosevelt. For months the president allegedly received letters attacking his Panama canal policy railroad rebates and other public matters. The writer gave his name but detectives found him unhelpful. He was brought to an lecture where he promised to cease writing. Two killed at a grade crossing Flint M and Mrs. Ritter Lumber fire in West Virginia caused 100000 dollars in losses. A billous attack prevention tip and sale of medicines follow.
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Peabody
Roosevelt
Mont Clair
N. 1
John Peabody
Orange Mountains
Secret Service
Washington
Panama Canal
Bloorsfeld
Verona
Hbrarn
Clover Leaf Literary Society Meets in Variety Program
Clover Leaf Literary Society held meetings with a long program including readings, essays, orations, and debates. At year’s end, judges favored the affirmative in a midshipman debate. Belles Lettres and Juvenile Societies also met with lists of officers elected and upcoming sessions noted. A trotting mare named Hagibrooz Beil was purchased in New York.
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Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Ag Uins
Aubrey Nicodemus
O. E. Kamp, Jr
W. Schaefer
Easay
L. Eichelberger
E Delsplaine
Pickwick
Manor
Belles Lettres Literary Society
the Mate High School
Xegelar
F. Dertzbaugh
L. Ordeman
I. Landauer
L Oliver
J. Enright
Wheeler St Santiago
O. Hendrickson
Exeay
F. Dertzbacgh
R. Kidd
W. Dalaplaine
R. Gaver
R. Angleberger
L.gaver
C. Hoffman
P. Brown
L. Haugh
H. Clary
I. Staler
Trotter
Walter L Ricz
Davilia Brish
Lewis Fraley
Hagibrooz Beil
Mids
Madison Square Garden
New York
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A local ad proclaims Hill's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity for catarrh. It claims the disease is constitutional and requires a constitutional treatment. The makers offer one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and invite readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Sige
Hill
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Laurel and local option town movement in Maryland
A broad summary notes an Oakland organized antizaloan league and a push toward Laurel becoming a local option town. It lists several local officials and events, including ill health of Rev. Darbin G. Miller, mentions of bank president Thomaz dead, and a compulsory school law recommendation from the Washington County Teachers Institute. A Jamaica contact praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Oakland
Laurel
Darbin G. Miller
Gan
Merboist Episcopal Church
Westminster
Susanna Legge
Thomas
Albarn
Thomaz
First National Bank of
Sandy Spring
Washington County Teachers’ Institute
Henrietta A. Krouse
Westminster Phorsday
Mics Kronuss
William A. Cronee
B. F. Crouse
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Grove
Derwood
United States Express Company
A Modern Miracle Cures 89-Year-Old By New Discovery
Journal notes Mrs Mollie Holt of Woodford Tennessee nearly died from a lung infection. After forty hours at bedside doctors feared the end, but Dr Bing's New Discovery produced rapid improvement and full recovery. The ad promises cough care with 50c and 100 dollar prices at A L Pearre Crazyalist Trisi bortie free.
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Mollie Holt
J. O. R Hower
Woodford
Tenn
Bing
A. L. Pearre
Trisi Bortie
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