Independent Frederick editorials on public order and teach
An editorials samle covers attitudes toward Germany US relations and Kiel, a mayoral notice on July Fourth firecracker limits, and a long discussion on Maryland State Teachers Association meetings at Ocean City. It urges school consolidation discussion, teacher input, and careful reading of speeches and papers for school improvement.
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Pepera
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Ocean City
State Teachers’ Association
Oas
Joseph Blair
Sparrows Point
Weather Forecast Note From Baltimore American
A contemporary weather commentary from the Baltimore American notes shifting patterns and forecasts. It references regional conditions, expected temperatures, and rain chances for upcoming days with cautious guidance for readers planning activities.
Baltimore farmers push plan for Maryland road improvements
A gathering of Maryland farmers in Baltimore last week discussed coordinating state aid for county road improvements. They urged a nonpartisan state board to oversee funding and emphasized Maryland catching up with progressive states, with potential appropriations directed to counties for better roads.
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Atete
Baltimore
Maryland
Cumberland News
Minutes of Merriness and Quoted Gags From Papers
A compact collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Jagg and Swagg discuss marital finance and eyes as an open volume while Ernie and Jack trade lines about kissing. Uncle Eben jokes on prudence and Noah's ship monopoly as rain sets in.
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Eben
Prudence
Noah
Washington Star
Triumph of Arbitration in Coal Strike Settles Conflict
The Washington Post notes progress by the Presidents Anthracite Coal Strike Commission in reconciling miners and operators. Both sides abandon delays, submit grievances, and the conciliation board advances swiftly, easing tensions and aiming to prevent a new five year span of strikes. Public sentiment welcomes peace in the coal region and support for expanding conciliation efforts.
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Washington Post
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Strike Commission
Wilkesbarre
Pasion
Moments With The Muse In Lyric Parody No Wild Bird Song
A fragmented verse page presents a lyric about love and song, contrasting modern joys with timeless music. The speaker vows to heed no grave warning and to bless the present song that cheers them now. Names appear as text fragments, with lilting rhythm and irregular spelling.
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Wasnixoros
Extracts From Jacob Kogelbrecht Diary 1880 Frederick
A diary record from Frederick in 1880 notes deaths and marriages for January. It lists church election results, city officials, council meetings, market prices, and population counts. June entries mention President Jackson passing through Frederick and a market house addition completed by John Shaeifer.
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Jacob Kogelbrecht
Marieges
Frederick
Henry Nixdorff
Cyrus Mantz
John Reese
Teaco Whong
Hiram Keefer
Groshou
David McVicker
George Wisaloger
Geo. M. Conrad, Jr
David B. Devi
Jacob Engelbrecht
Jacob Hardt
Diel Kolb Sod
Ezra Doll
Common Council
City Register
David Steiner
Henry Steiner, Sr
Charles Petersjon
Wells
Janes Carlin
John Bender
The
Tex
Jacob Steiner
Frederick Nosz
Andrew Heim
John Fessler
George Woodbridge
Christopher Myers
Engelbrecht
Jscah Markell
Engelbracht
Frederick County
Gen. Jackson
David Kemp
Evan McKinatry
John H. McElfresh
Davis Richardson
Jacksoniana
Isaac Shriver
John Kinzer
Roderick Dorsey
Daniel Kemp
Henry
Jackson
Tennesses
John Shaeifer
Market House
State News From Annapolis and Nearby Counties
The State Board of Education met at Ueesa City. Cecil county tax rate set at 90 cents per $100. Caroline county rate unchanged at 95 cents. Several Court of Appeals decisions were handed down in Annapolis. A Rockville man injured in Delaware after a scaffold fall. Asa James, one of Montgomery county’s oldest citizens, found dead near Forest Glen. Naval Academy exams yield new midshipmen. officers elected in the Fifth Regiment. Baltimore railroad agent discusses locating a creamery in Hagerstown. Fire damages total about $65,000 at Samuel Kirk & Son and at New York Clothing House. Local carp captures surge in backwater meadows. anglers plan further trips. Market quotes: corn $2.45 per barrel, oats 40 cents per bushel, hay $18–20 per ton. Local patent medicine ad promotes Champlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with refund policy.
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Evenue
State Board of Education
Ueesa City
National Bank
Chesapeake City
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Oeell County
Cecil County
Percy Moulden
Rockville
Wilmington
Del
Asa James
Montgomery County
Forest Glen
Oaroline
Naval Academy
Henry M. Warfield
John Hinkley
T. Rowland Thomas
W. W. Wood
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Holzapfel
Hagerstown
Ohio
Samuel Kirk & Son Company
East
Baltiore Street
Baltimore
New York Clothing House
Oscar E. Roos
Drategist
Rise of Alfred H. Smith from messenger to railroad chief
The profile traces Alfred H. Smith rising from a messenger at $1 a day to general manager of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, with key steps: Cleveland start, 1902 move to New York, rapid promotions to division and general superintendent, then selection as Brown’s deputy before becoming general manager effective July 1.
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Alfred H. Smith
Bovame
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Mr. Smith Ia
William C. Brown
New York
Cleveland
Mr. Brown
Lakeshore Railroad
Mr. Smith
Laborere
Brown
Park Avenue
Newman
New York Central
Theft charged against Brunswick youths in tool theft
Staley David and Mohri Foster of Brunswick were brought to the city by Deputy Sheriff Neilson. They face theft charges for stealing about £3 worth of carpentering tools from a new house built by John Barker in Brunswick. The theft occurred Sunday and Monday nights. Deputy Nelson recovered all missing tools after arrest. They appeared before Justice John L. Jordan, held on $100 bail each, and jailed pending grand jury action. TRAMP SENT TO JAIL. Richard Roe, arrested by Officer Holbraener for drunk and disorderly conduct, was found guilty by Justice Wood and fined $10 or 30 days imprisonment.
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Staley
David
Mohri Foster
Brunswick
Thi City
Neilson
John Barker
Deepoty Nelson
John L. Jordan
Richard Roe
Oficer Holbraener
Wood
The Work of Death. M Turner
Turner of Mt Airy dies suddenly on the way to Baltimore hospital of heart failure. Survived by wife, two children, father, sister, and three brothers. Funeral at Providenness Church, Kemptown, today. Turner was 32 and recently in the Mt Airy livery business.
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M. Turner
J. M. Turner
Mt. Airy
Turner
Baltimore
Wm. T. Turner
J. F. Surdelte
Brownlogaville
W. H
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