Frederick News Items Urge Schley Action and Civic Unity
Maryland representatives vow to push resolutions supporting Admiral Schley while urging unity in Congress. The piece also discusses constitutional reform to elect US Senators by popular vote, Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb funding, and calls for a united Frederick Business Mens Association to spur civic and economic progress.
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Maryland
Congress
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sohley
Movement to organize Frederick business leaders for city progress
The general march of progress is urged by a movement forming a city organization. The circular cites aims to liquidate war debt, reduce taxes, revive sports and municipal enterprise, attract investment, expand revenues, improve rail facilities, foster home buying, and push public improvements while backing social, literary, and charitable efforts. The plan stresses organized, persistent effort to benefit the city and its residents.
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Frederick
Boards of Trade, Merchants and Manufacturers’ Associations
Business Mens’ Association
Frederick Commercial Club
Comment on Cuba’s peaceful future and public figures
Contemporaries weigh Cuba’s election outcomes and assess leadership credibility in historians. Roosevelts role lauded amid naval disputes while Maryland horticulture society advances Eastern Shore prosperity through annual Berlin sessions. Readership notes include industry ties with fruit growers, nurserymen, and railroad interests fostering scientific agriculture and practical exchange of ideas.
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Peninsula Horticultural Society
Berlin
Maryland
Delaware
Baltimore News
Congress urged to proceed on Crockett maxim
The speaker argues that completing the project will cost about a thousand million dollars and urges Congress to move forward using Davy Crockett's maxim Be sure you're right then go ahead.
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Congress
Davy Crockett
Moments Wits The Sule Bis Laat Letter
A poem fragment traces a widow reading a letter by ashes and flames, recalling plans with a departed lover. The scene shifts to a Bob White poem celebration of spring, dawn and meadow imagery, ending with a reflective winter echo.
The Letile Preacher Evangelist in Myerville
Rev. George Kirkley Little known as the little preacher holds evangelistic services in Myerville this county. Born January 27 1860 in Baltimore Maryland to Rev. George Quistle, a Church of the United Brethren in Christ minister, his parents died when he was young. He learned printing, converted at 15, and began evangelistic work in Baltimore.
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George Kirkley Little
the Little
Myeraville
This County
Baltimore
Hua
George Quistle
Maryland
Church of the Uncited Brethren In Christ
Virginia
Little
Market Gossip Winter Prices Fill Local Theaters
January market notes list fresh produce and meat prices with eggs at 20 to 22 cents a dozen and poultry from 25 to 45 cents per item. Vegetables include cabbage 3 to 10 cents per head and lettuce 6 to 15 cents per head, while fruits cover apples 15 to 20 cents per half peck and oranges 25 to 60 cents per dozen.
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Cranberrice
Snutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges about missions and manners from several papers. The Brooklyn Eagle jokes about vegetarian natives for a missionary post while the Denver Times riffs on country seats and money with a farmer. The Life excerpt shows a Newlywed couple debating cost versus romance as a tramp provokes a jail joke. Judge Smith notes Brown’s lack of capital but broad employment.
Weekly Review of Trade and Bond Markets in Baltimore
In Baltimore the week showed dull markets with steady investment demand. West Virginia Central and Western Maryland railroads loom large as Gould interests push, while Pennsylvania may outmaneuver. Bonds like South Bound 4s and Seaboard issues show limited value but improving sentiment. rail stocks dip yet Seaboard and other lines hold modest gains. Bank stocks face liquidation news and a general easing tone prevails amid cautious trading through January.
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New York
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Maryland
Gould
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Baltimore
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Alabama
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Norfolk & Osrolina
Northern Central
Atlantic Coast Line
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Lake Roland
Oisy & Suburban
Washington
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Charleston Consolidated Railway, Gas & Electric
Waara
Continental National Bank
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Farmers & Merchants
German
Commerce
Howard
Mechanics
Union
Western
United States Fidelity
Fidelity & Deposit
Maryland Casualty
International
Baltimore Trust
Lass Aale
Ostron Dack
Scott & Son
The Little Preacher Prompts Revival Work in the East
In his youth he began printing office work by day and revival meetings by night and Sundays. At twenty he entered active ministry and has since led vast campaigns, claiming over ten thousand converts in twenty years. Known as the Little preacher he stands five feet three inches, draws crowds with direct plain preaching, and uses stereopticon song services. He moved from Harrisonburg Virginia to Myersville and plans to stay in the region winter and spring with Harrisburg, Pennsylvania as headquarters.
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Mightand
Little
Myersville
Harrisonburg
Virginis
Mrr
Harrisburg
Canal Bill Urges Caution Before Decision
The New York World argues against hasty passage of the Nicaragua Canal bill. It calls for Senate clarifications, reviews Panama Company price talks, and questions total costs. Estimates range widely from 31 million to potentially 1 billion dollars, with uncertainty over payments to Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The piece insists careful consideration of route costs and funding before commitment.
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New York World
House
Seuate
Panama Company
Walker Commission
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Geo
Morrison
Saved from the Sea at City Opera House by Barrill Comedy
Last night the Barrill Comedy Company staged Saved from the Sea a five act melodrama at the City Opera House to a fair sized audience. Glittering specialties by Leslie Palmer Jack Spalding Babette Burg and Adelle Adams thrilled spectators. Tonight the company presents The Convict Pension. The pension of Solomon V Blessing of Petersville has increased to 12 per month.
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City Opera House
Barrill Comedy Company
Leslie Palmer
Jack Spalding
Babette Burg
Adelle Adams
Solomon V. Blessing
Petersville
Market Review Signals Mixed Spring Demand Pressure
Weather and early-season factors curb irregular trading while retail heavy clothing and footwear shipments ease. Spring business bookings rise as merchandise shipments indicate activity. cotton prices fall, sugar spreads in Louisiana, and speculation broadens amid uneven market conditions. Wheat shows speculative growth with outside buying and shifting export patterns. prices drift through the week before a firm close.
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Paras
Louisiana
Southwest
St. Louis
Liverpool
Baltimore
Southern
Dic
Sic
General Vasquez Arrested for Attempted Revolution
Special dispatch from Managua reports General Vasquez, former Honduran president, arrested aboard the Tacapel by Nicaragua authorities. He is charged with attempting to excite a revolution against President Zelaya, who ousted Vazquez in 1894 for the same offense.
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Managua
General Vasquez
Honduras
South American Steamship Company
Tacapel
Central America
Zelaya
General Vazquez
Lynchings and disasters hit Kentucky and neighboring states
Special Dispatch reports a mob in Springfield Kentucky charged Jim Mays a negro with assaulting a white girl. A boiler explosion at Lewis Midhaff lumber mills in Huntington West Virginia killed three, injured several including Hyam Harvey and the Bills brothers. In Galesburg a domestic quarrel ends fatally as Cheney kills his wife and sister in law then shoots himself, both women fatally wounded.
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Tar News
Springfield
Jim Mays
Huntington W. Va
Lewis
Galesburg
Td Cheney
Penten
Lettie Goshorn
Peerless Meat Sacks Promise Safer Curing For Farmers
Farmers and others who cure meat are urged to use Peerless Paper Meat Sacks as the best economical preservation method. Sacks come in three sizes and sell for 3, 4, and 5 cents each, with directions printed on each sack. Available through crocers and kept on hand at The News Office, Frederick, Md. Use Peerless Meat Sacks for clean and sweet meat.
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Frederick
Remarkable Cure of Child Saved by Cough Remedy
A woman from Iowa recounts giving Cham Barlin’s Cough Remedy to her choking boy, administering doses every ten minutes until he spit up, then improved. She praises the medicine and notes local dealer A L Pearre in Woodward as supplier.
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Tyoodwin
Laweed
Lowa
Change the Jury System Proposed Commission for Inquiry
Senator Moses to introduce a measure creating a commission to examine Maryland's jury system and recommend reforms. The panel would include Maryland Bar Association members, be paid, and deliver suggestions to the General Assembly. The piece surveys varied state constitutions on jury size and notes New York practice.
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Baliecre
Mu Easure
Maryland | Bar Association
General Assembly
Maryland
Indiana
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Ilinoia
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
Frank James to appear in Acros the Desert at City Opera House
Frederick residents will see Frank James in H Walter Van Dyke's sensation melodrama Acros the Desert, debuting January 17 at the City Opera House. The plot follows an innocent girl kidnapped for a bounty, her lover tracing her from New York to Arizona, and rescue efforts amid dramatic scenes. Also, Pennsylvania depot and warehouse painting is underway by railroad painters.
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Frank James
Frederick
James Boys
H. Walter van Dyke
New York
Arizona
Brunswick Engineer Killed At Sleepy Creek WV
Amos Evans, an engineman on the B&O Railroad, age about 24, was fatally injured Thursday night January 8 at Sleepy Creek West Virginia when a derailed switch caused the engine to derail. A sander from the engine broke loose and struck the cab, killing Evans as he sat at his seat. He was born in Chillicothe Ohio and had worked for the railroad about six years. He was survived by his wife Miss Anderson of Martinsburg and two young children. Funeral services were held Sunday at Brunswick M E Church, with Winchester Lodge No 430 and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen participating. A floral engine carried by the procession marked the occasion.
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Brunswick
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
Evang
Evane
Chilicothe
Ohio
B & O Railroad
Miss Anderson
Martinsburg
W. Vs
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Order of Firemen
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
At yesterday afternoon's session the Board of County Commissioners named Buckeystown road supervisors: Charles H. Stunkle, Robert F.H. Padgett, Jacob Basford, Wm. N. Hoffman, Lewis F. Stunkle, R. Olaude Darrow, Wm. F. Brown, Charles F. Oland, W. G. Michael, John T. Shafer, Oliver F. Hoffman, John P. Hickman, Francis L. Brown, Wm. H. Hershberger, Samuel O. Thomas, Marion S. Michael, Stephen A. Thomas, Townsend Compher and David Oland. The board continues today with Frederick, Ballenger and Braddock districts. Milton G. A. Hayes was appointed constable for Catoctrn district.
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Board of County Commissioners
Buckeystown
Charles H. Stunkle
Robert FH. Padgett
Jacob Basford
Wm. N. Hoffman
Lewis F. Stunkle
R. Olaude Darrow
Wm. F. Brown
Charles F. Oland
W. G. Michael
John T. Shafer
Oliver F. Hoffman
John P. Hickman
Francis L. Brown
Wm. H. Hershberger
Samuel O. Thomas
Marion S. Michael
Stephen A. Thomas
Townsend Compher
David Oland
Aesthog
Frederick
Ballenger
Braddock
Milton G. A. Hayes
Catoctrn
Painful accident injures Mrs Foss near Trentville
Mrs Emanuel Foss of near Trentville sustained a peculiar accident while she and her daughter hid in a vehicle. In moving to make space for a child, her foot slipped against the wheel and her limb twisted from the joint at the ankle, before the people could intervene.
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Emanuel Foss
Trentville
Firemen's Banquet Toast Acknowledges Frederick Brothers
At a banquet marking Hydrathon Steam Fire Engine Company No 3 of Alexandria Virginia seventy fifth anniversary Leslie Cramer former secretary of Junior S F E Company No 2 of this city responded to the toast Our brother firemen of Frederick Maryland The event featured a toast to firemen in Frederick Maryland and a member's response.
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Hydrathon Steam Fire Engine Company
Alexandria
Leslie Cramer
S. F. E. Company
Frederick
Gloves and cleaners advertised by Walker company
Ladies are urged to buy La Belle Glove Cleaner from Jas E Walker Co. for Kid Gloves and Larome Gloves at 1.50 dollars and FW. EL at 1.00 dollars. Gloves priced at 1.00 dollars and up are guaranteed with quick service.
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LA Belle
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Larome
FW. EL
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