Press icon of St. Petersburg tale and Root’s possible state role
The Daily News discusses rumors about censorship in Russia and the risks of exaggeration, urging publication of truth. It also weighs Evrin Root as a potential Secretary of State or War Secretary, noting his legal prominence and possible sacrifice to serve the government.
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St. Petersburg
Evrin Root
Roosevelt
John Hay
Taft
Mr. Hay
Bay
Philippines
Mr. Root
Root
Cleveland mayor Johnson and tax reform in McClure's July
Rex Lincoln Steffens writes that Cleveland mayor Tom Johnson pursued equity in taxation, launching a "Tax School" led by Peter Witt to map and reassess real estate assessments block by block. The process aimed to remove favoritism, correct inequalities, and establish fair rates as essential to good municipal government.
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Rex Lincoln Steffens
McClure
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Johnson
United States
Cdleveland
Frederick
Steffens
Peter Witt
Steffena
Johnson
Freder
Baltimore and Maryland Trolley Plans Stir Local Debate
In Maryland discussions touch on equality and modernization while critics reference national holidays. Baltimore comments fault the government for neglecting Annapolis Naval Academy protection. A trolley expansion discussion moves from Hagerstown to Frederick, promising scenic routes through historic landscapes as professionals debate regional growth.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Maryland
Brate Bar Association
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore Newa
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Witted Exchanges
A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers, including quips about a man sprinkling gasoline on love letters, new husband worries, failed mining boastings, and playful social scenes. The snippets suggest a light, gossiping tone with characters like Ford, Percy Sapp, Jack, Winkle, Timkina, Simkins, and Johnny.
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Ford
Percy Sapp
Jack
Detroit Tribune
Voices From Past Cover Peace, War, and July Accidents
A garbled clipping cites wartime peace talk from Albany and Boston editors, then Details several July Fourth mishaps. Master Lavier Michael suffers clothing fire at Baet Ail Sainte atreey. Raufos Pattingall injures hand at Braddock Heights. Dr Good man treats torn skin. Local officials and hospital updates noted.
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Lavier Michael
Jesss H. Michael
Obes
Stall
Raufos O. Pattingall
Pat- Tick Street
Braddock Heights
Frederick
J. M. Goodman
Frederick and Middletown Electria Railway elects new directors
At the stockholders meeting held today at the company offices in the Ottizene National Bank building the following directors were elected George Wis. Smith Thos H Haller John Matter D Edward Kefauver Emory L Coblents Lewis F Kefauver Charles L H Coblentz G Mauiotz Besant and Douglass H Hargett. The board will organize at its regular meeting on August 5.
Dancing class to hold mountain assembly at Braddock Heights
Miss Ritchie hosts a mountain assembly at Braddock Heights tomorrow evening. In Mt Ulivet cemetery, Mr Frank Suman from this city erected a granite sarcophagus in memory of the late ex mayor L H Mobberly.
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Braddock Heights
Ritchie
Frank Suman
Mt. Ulivet Cemetery
Lewis H. Moberly
Woolery-Woolery Engaged to Sohley of West Virginia
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Anna Woolery of Bethany West Virginia and Mr Howard Pinckney Sohley of Shepherdstown West Virginia details that Miss Woolery is daughter of the late President W H Woolery of Bethany College and notes a city event about opening bids for a water main project at 7 o'clock in The News.
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Anna Woolery
W.H. Woolery
Bethany
W. Va
Howard Pinckney Sohley
Shepherdstown
Miss Woolery
Bethany College
Satx Inch
Real Estate Transfers and Licenses in Otroeakt Week
Week in Otroeakt and Orphans Courts records transfers of real estate and marriage licenses issued. Properties changed hands in Harmony and Thurmont, with values listed. licenses issued for couples from Rocky Ridge Frederick City Martinsburg and other locales. court orders to sell personal property and inventories filed, executors appointed, and settlements noted.
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Otroeakt and Orphans’ Courts
Circaistan Orphans
Henry Waverzacht
Kara D. Baker
Harmony
John Edward Biser
Archie J
Luke M. Mitchell
Elle G. Grabba
Chartea F. Grabbe
George M. Linthicum
Leora W. Winebrewer
Roy
Winebrewer
John W. Dizas
Ernest Dizon
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Maurice Jouss
Anos McManter
James &. Leather
John A. Lee
Rebardia E. Cool
Joseph F. Neck
Emmitsourg
Margaret O. Hammatt
John R. Roozer
Thurmont
Wm. L. Martin
Ira J. Valentine
Daisy Black
Rocky Ridges
John Andrew Hansen
Ollie Geasanger
Frederick City
Charles William Bhaw
Mary Gertrude Thompson
Frederick Piy
Cor
William E. Boteler
Thomas W. Troxell
William Koons
Susan R. Nelson
coOnrk
Esil
George P. Stonter
John M. Srouter
Bareh A. Morningstar
Susan Wink
Phebe S. Biggs
Funerals for Rebecca Adams and Frank Eyler Held
The funeral of Rebecca Elizabeth Adams, aged or implied, was held yesterday at 2 PM from the Adams home on West Patrick Street with Rev. E L McLean officiating and interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Frank Eyler, killed when struck by a load of wheat on Saturday, was buried Monday at 11 AM from Silas Oram’s home near Walkersville with Rev. J W Kira officiating. pallbearers included Millard Oram and others. burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder Funeral Director.
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Rebecca el Zsbeth Adams
Lewis Adams
Patrick Street
E L.mclean
Mt. Olivet
F. Schrendar
Mactor Frank Eyler
Alock
Silas Oram
Walkersville
J. W. Kira Oofe
U B. Church
Pley
V. N. Ridgely
Liberty Otronit
M. P. Ohoroh
Millard Oram
G D. Zimmerman
Clark Reddick
Grande Oram
F. Schroeder
Social World Picnic Party at Black Rock
A delightful picnic near Buckeys town featured a sumptuous spread and lively amusements with attendees including Elea nor Johnson Elizabeth Bader and many others chaperoned by Madame Waters Waslay Kindley and O D Williams. An auto incident on East Church street narrowly spared serious injuries as a cyclist crossed abruptly and a Lebanon PA party bound for Washington faced a wheel break delaying travel at the B and Q depot in the city. Hotel Braddock at Braddock Heights announces opening for guests with rooms assigned tonight and first meals served tomorrow morning.
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Black Rock
Buckeystown
Eleanor Johnson
Elizabeth Bader
Besais Castie
Grace Zimmerman
Bartha Zimmerman
Myrtle “Satz
Mable Kindley
Quertney Williams
Linus Houck
Bartha Houck
Pearl Preyear
Henrietta McDaniel
Lee Reich
Willard Markey
Thomas Yimmerman
Keefer Toms
Raymond Toms
Alfred Hitter
Reginald Hughes
Harry Kefauver
Henry Ramaburg
Apron Andere
Chaa
Waters
Jamey Waters
Lotheron Howard
Frank Howard
Arthur Brows
Howard Magruder
Douglas Williams
Masadames
Waslay Kindley
O D. Williams
D. Rohester Kemp
East Church Street
Thomas A Chapline
Lebanon
Washington
Mr. Atwood
South Market Street
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Thery Triumphs in Bennett Cup Race Victory
The French driver Thery wins the James Gordon Bennett Cup in an international automobile race held in Paris on July 6. Strong fields competed as Thery secured the top position, signaling a notable achievement in early international motorsport.
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Las Omamog
France
Thery
James Gordon Bennett
Cussacks Fire on Striking Iron Works Workers
Special dispatch reports Cossacks firing on striking workers at Pottloff Iron Works in Sr. Parenssune on July 5, killing many. The scene is described as tense and chaotic with widespread disorder.
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Sr. Parenssune
Cosacks
Pottloff Iron Works
Mutinous Battle Ship Kaolsaz Potemkipe Demands Coal
On July 5 at Theoduria in Tureoveosia Russia a mutinous battle ship named Kaolsaz Potemkipe protests for coal and provisions as water and supplies run low amid rising tensions aboard.
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Tureoveosia
Russia
Kaolsaz Potemkipeia
American Crew Beaten in Grand Challenge Race
Special dispatch from Hescasy England reports July 5 The Leander crew defeated the Vespers of Philadelphia in the grand challenge race this morning.
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Hescasy
England
Leander
Vespers
Philadelphia
Public Meeting Held In Honor Of Mrs McLean In Frederick
Mrs Donald McLean, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, arrives from Washington with Mr McLean and Rev Dr I Nevett Breele. A public meeting at the City Opera House, under Frederick Chapter, begins at 8:30 tonight with Chief Judge McSherry presiding and songs and patriotic addresses on the program.
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Donald Mcvean
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Memorial Oonatinental Hall
McLean
I. Nevett Breele
Qld Trinity Church
New York
Maryland Society
Ritchin
West Church Street
New Bank President Elected at Central National Bank
At a board meeting Jonn S Newman was chosen president succeeding Henry Williams who resigned after about 34 years as teller cashier and leader. Williams became president in 1597 following Charles W. Ross. Newman is an attorney and longtime bank director. Also brief ad copy promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward claim and various coal products and services.
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Henry Willame
Central
Central National Bank
Jonn S Newman
Henry Whlliams
Williams
Bsefuse
Charles W. Ross
Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick county re extension notice
Certificate of re-extension from the Comptroller of the Currency is published for thirty days to notify all shareholders. The document lists weekly deposits temporary loans trapment deposits and interest figures for Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick, Md, closing June 30, 1905 with debits and profits noted.
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Treasury Department
Wasitxutox
Winess
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
William B. Ridgely
Ofice
WM. B. Ridgely
Franklin Savings Bank
State of
Frederick County
Wm. H. Nicodemus
Franklin Savings Bank of
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James Hy Uck
H. Nicopents
Orphans’ Court
David Pratter
David Frazier
Russell E. Lighter
Jacob M. Birely
Wal H. Phearre
Clifford A. Frazier
Frank K. Stoner
Jiladit
Orphans’ Court of
Samuel Dutrow
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Jonn C. Matter
Woodsboro
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