Unclear 1900s Page Notes and Political Commentary
A fragmentary 1900s newspaper page discusses winter cooling, Roosevelt and Rockefeller remarks, and Governor Warfield's reform proposal to end post passage bill engrossing. It cites Albany and Annapolis processes, urging timely engrossing to reduce errors and fraud. The text references Brackett, Daven, and the Steel Trust head, with a focus on legislative procedure improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapglig
Warnald
Annapolis
Warfield
Brest Rusker
Sng
Governor Vardaman Image Provokes Public Debate
Contemporary commentary notes Governor Vardaman in a provocative illustration and warns Congress about public sentiment toward presidential authority. It suggests distrust of private interests influencing officials and previews tension over legislative supports for city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vardaman
Mississippi
Baltimore American
Congress
Tazeytown
Baltimore City Leaders Face Key Legislation Push
The Baltimore News notes elected officials among Shin city objectors anticipate a broad policy agenda. Secretary Bonaparte advocates strong naval law enforcement and a bill to dismiss at once without courts martial, tying punishment to offense severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Bonaparte
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of witty exchanges and clipped anecdotes from various papers. The chatter covers marriage ties, blunt language, horse ages and behavior, and a stoic remark by the Czar on discipline in opinion.
Standard Oil in Missouri Case Sees Public Shame
The New York Journal of Commerce attacks Standard Oil Company officials and counsel over Missouri antitrust probes. It accuses them of evading justice and behaving like criminals fearful of facing legal tests, undermining public faith in lawful processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Trusts
New York Journal of Commerce
Standard Oil Company
Missouri
Big Berformasca
O.1
Moments with the Mule and North Wind in a Highland Verse
The excerpt features fugitive verse praising the North Wind and pastoral imagery, with note of Arthur Guitermas in the New York Times and a rustic love tale about a couple and old tunes. It includes a sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a brief medicinal advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Guitermas
New York Times
James Whitcomb Riley
America
Hoosier
Frederick Art Club Lectures on Prehistoric Sculpture
The Frederick Art Club held a Thursday evening meeting with two papers. Miss Maywood spoke on Prehistoric Sculpture and traced ancient myths to early monuments, while Mrs. West discussed the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus and related tombs, columns, and sculptors involved in its design and execution.
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Art Olegin
Maywood
Thas
Evan
Acropolis
Mykene
Lioce
Maywooi
Mausotus
Carter
Asia Minor
Alexandar
Anagustua
Vapolsoni
Satyros
Pythia
G Numbar
West
Diogenes
Lrateratar
Athens
Neighborly Neighbors at Olympia House Tomorrow Night
A three act musical mixture featuring comedian Mr. Tom Waters stars at the Olympia House tomorrow night. Manager Frank W. Nason presents a bright lively production praised for its catchy melodies, varied costumes, and a cast of twenty five performers. the show aims to delight all audiences with its up to date musical oddities.
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Mrr
Tom Waters
Olympsia House
Frank W. Nason Ha
Local wart market quotes and mixed crime notices
Local wart market quotas show buying prices for Corr and Wheat No 2 rad with various grades and per bushel rates. A separate blurb reports a string of crimes including wedding presents stolen in the Bronx and a burglary with significant silverware losses. Also a promotional line touts Chamberlain's Sake for skin diseases and a local misprint about Frederick notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Corr
New York
O'Donnell
Lorillard Place
Bronx
Pennell
Firemen's Strike Averted In Scranton Agreement Reached
Official announcement in Scranton confirms no walkout by Lackawanna firemen after talks led by General Manager T. E. Clarke and Vice Grand Master A. C. Wilson. The men concede on Article 16 about retaining membership post promotion and settle demands on shifts and duties, including 4 1/2 hour days and cleaning duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackawanna
Scranton
Lackawanna Fremen
T. E. Clarke
Lackawanna Company
A. C. Wilson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fremen
Meno
Fremen's
Life Teens for 150 Robbery and Murder in Prison
Three youths aged about 15 are held in a reform school cell block on charges of robbery and murder. Police report the suspects, including a Negro youth named Thomas Berry, were in custody after a series of farm and gear thefts. Investigators say fresh leads point to a planned crime and a suspect lineup.
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Ase
Joseph Tagam
Moorestown
Thomas Berry
Alan Allnd
Sani
Stabbing Death in Broon Home Sparks Police Probe
A two year old boy named Felix Betelli of Broon was stabbed to death in Lena Campano’s home after Betelli allegedly attacked Campano and her 16 year old brother Nicholas. The assailant shot into Campano, the brother retaliated with a knife wound, and Betelli died about an hour later.
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York
Felix Betelli
Broon
Lena Campano
Nicholas
Stellt
Betell
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Quick Recovery
An old promotional note claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia and eases grip from flu like illness. It cites many users and urges purchase at A. L. Pearres Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aergand Dodbie
West Second Street
South Market Street
Warm spell blankets the nation breaking January records
A westward warm wave brings unprecedented January heat from Ohio to New England. Ohio and Pennsylvania report record highs. Philadelphia and Albany reach rare January warmth. Burlington Vermont sees unseasonable warmth and even local protrusions. Health officials note heat linked incidents while authorities call this the greatest general midwinter warm spell since 1290.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
Ohio
Weatha
Ty Joreensis
Parkers
W. Va
France Given Free Hand Over Venezuelan Affair
Washington Jan 2 France seeks a free hand in the Venezuelan affair while pledging not to violate the Monroe Doctrine. The State Department is cautious about French moves and signals potential diplomatic leverage if Paris acts to ease tensions without undermining U.S. policy.
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Ashington
M. Ju
F. Haat
France
State Department
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the Daily News
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Ie E. Brexer
Te Hos
Scyurr
Free Preident
Ts C. &. Howaxn
United States
Ad Praece
Evried
Sarrere
Arg Ac
Clabe
Earl Har
Proferick
Igi
Daven
Brackett
Albany
D. Rockefeller, Jr
Gozey
Almola
Steel Trust
Osme
Roosevelt
Contemporary Comment
General Assembly
Njewspapfe
Chicago
Philadelphi Preas
Lfe
Cleveland
Washington Star
Voice OF the Press
Hall
Hali
THE
Frederick Art Club
Minneapolis Tribune
Chamberlain's Sake
Louden
Amecan Lne
Philadelphia
Cunard Line
Carmania
Sigamers
Niown
Witam F
Palmer
Streigh
Murrar
Draths
Pan Non
A. L. Pearre
Stora
Frederick County Sat's Bank
NTL
Earl
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, Mp
Anesevents
Ony Opera House
Wey
Frank W. Nason
Comedia
McCardells
Orsner
Stauffer
Noas Ft, Cramer
D.W
Morzeszece
Fidelity
Tosh
Zalz
Boyd's Station
Old
Farum
Fredericks
Patrick
Montgomery County
Vth
Lismeville
South Street
Fair Grounds
Yentiree
East Second Street
Wranten
Care News
Bec
Buckiseham Incustrial School
Neidie & Miller
FiSdcz
Waringdale Cottage
Braddock Heights
L. M. Nixdord
Coast Birees
East South
P. Merle
Allen Jones
Exet Secord Street
Lai
Frederick, MD
FrAkesis & Mechantics
Depository
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Nations, Lane OF
WM. A. Simmons
N. Market Street
Didiy
Europe
Japan
Broadway
Booys
BEE
Selidiy
Landis
Market Street
Market Stream
Frederick Courts Telephone
Yror China
B.& H. Lamp
John Risenhauer
Ordenly
T. Frederick
North Bentz Street
Estonsia
A. Poole
West South Street
George Johnson
Stustes
Amon
England
Boston
Reliue
Burtington
Vermont
Burington
Stephen Hye
Nebraska
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
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