Warrrrsonx and political musings on 19th century issues
An extended column railing at public figures including Warrrrsonx and Cleveland, noting Roosevelt's nomination and Hanns’s chairmanship. It discusses harvest labor in the West, tramp resistance to work, and a call to abandon charity in favor of honest labor amid a looming grain surplus and wages up to $3 a day for harvesters. It criticizes idleness and promotes work as remedy.
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West
Kansas
Neranks
Nebrasks
Kanes
Lincoln
Neb
Great Western
Tecols
Baltimore seeks path to great convention city status
Contemporary commentary argues Baltimore must stay determined to become a top convention city. The piece notes the vice presidency as an $8,000 year position rarely filled and mocks public attention as the main remedy, reflecting editorial tone on public visibility and leadership.
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Baltimore
United
Simro
Isle
Ofice
Sieman
Anxsapolis Ospital
Chronicle quotes critique on editors and postmaster general
The Baltimore Herald questions the handling of investigations and criticizes the postmaster general. It notes the country editor atop the tripod of press power, slinging ink and occasional praise, while the Baltimore Sun offers a harsher view. Both papers weigh the risks and duties of editorial judgment.
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Hie Tripod
Baltimore San
Minutes of Merriness and Odd Exchanges
A collage of light humor and brief quips from Chicago Daily News and Chicago Record-Herald. Jests about weddings, umbrellas, unfailing memory, and a lawyer’s contingent fee lead a string of playful exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willie
Bay
Chicago Daily News
Sacrifices to Patriotism on the Fourth of July
The piece laments July Fourth injuries and deaths from toy pistols and crackers, urging public health action. It notes warnings from New York State Health and Chicago Health Commissioner Arthur B. Roeynolde, advising immediate medical care for wounds to prevent tetanus and infection. It urges abandoning hazardous celebration tools and stresses prevention over cure.
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Philadelphia Press
New York State
Moments With The Muse Queen Summer And The Mother
Poetic reflections on motherhood and nature. The verses praise Queen Summer, roses, and the earth as mother while describing children wandering and returning to a caring home. The tone resembles a period-published literary column.
Deaths and Obituaries From Washington County Region
Obituary notices recount the deaths of John Wagaman of Hagerstown former county superintendent, James M. Stout of Woodsboro, Mrs Mary M Strailman, Marine Duvall of Damascus, Louise Winkleman, Mrs Jacob Stine of Jefferson, and Earl Albaugh of near Liberty. The deceased range in age from nine months to ninety, with causes including debility and Brights disease. Surviving family members and funeral details are included.
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John Wagaman
Hagerstown
Washington County
Newcomer
Baltimore
Bright
Wagamen
Beaver Creek
Philip Dow
Christian Church
Charles D. Wagaman
John BE. Wagaman
Board of
Samuel M. Wagaman
Frank G. Wagemac
Frederick
Mary
Wagaman
Ames M Stout
James M. Stout
Woodsboro
George
Hanover
Charles
Waynesboro
W. Harmis
Mire
Margaret Barrick
Broderick
Wilaon Holbrower
Laura
Peter
Joseph
W. EB. Wheeler
W. B. Oatshall
G. F. Smith
J. T. Fogle
M. T. Smith
B. F. Baylor
J. M. Holbruner
Mt. Hops Oemetery
D. A. Sharatta
Mary M. Strailolan
Mary M. Straiiman
Abdiel Strailman
East Patrick Street
John Sohte
Mary H. Fallon
George Sobiel
Martlogbar
Damascus
Mr. Wright
Kemptown
J. C. Hawkins
O. J. Warfield
L J. More
William Griffith
J. O. Etchison
B.T. Warfield
LT. Lewis
Louise Winkleman
Louiss Winkleman
Augustus Rowe
Weat Fourth Street
Re. John’s Catholic Church
John
Jefferson
Fortieth Anniversary Gettysburg Battle Featured in Royal Bluee
The July issue of the Royal Bluee includes a detailed Gettysburg battle account by General O B Haidekoper with maps and scenes, plus interviews about Barbara Fritchie. Also advertised are poetry, a cheap 5 cent single copy, and an Eastern Milling market snapshot. An ad copy touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. Alice Miller of Morcas Texas.
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Barbara Fritchie
D. B. Martin
Tarfto
Baltimore
Alice Miller
Morcac
Texas
Bosque Contr
Chamberlain
Terry
A.L Pearre
Maryland News Tidbits From Carroll to Baltimore
Democratic primaries set for August 15 in Carroll county while Ocean City hosts the Maryland State Bar Association annual meeting. Over 100 workers strike at Crown Cork and Seal in Baltimore. Easton leader Walter H. Thompson dies at 80. A thunderstorm causes widespread damage in Washington county. A Baltimore track worker, Paul Waczilewski, is killed at Scots street crossing. Nine year old Eadie Winans falls from a Baltimore roof, suffers skull fracture and neck injury. Two inmates who escaped Leorel lock-up, William Ogram and Bock Moeraon, are recaptured. Oney Munden and J. T. Owens face preliminary hearing for alleged Poplar street store fire in Cambridge. In Oxon Hill, John Hogan is beaten to death by three white men. Coroner's jury says Jesse Lansbury, Joseph Lansbury, and Ernest Allen are galley and jailed at Upper Marlboro. Daniel Beall seeks absolute divorce from Faunte G. Beall in Montgomery county, citing desertion since 1883. Montgomery Women's Christian Temperance Union holds meeting at Buddy Springs July 14 with Mary R. Hastup and Margaret Dye Ellin aboard.
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Carroll County
Maryland State Bar Association
Ocean City
Crown Cork and Beal Company
Baltimore
Walter H. Thompson
Easton
Washington County
Paul Waczilewski
Baltimore and Obo
Scots Street
Balmore
Eadie Winaon
Graoby Street
William {Ogram
Bock Moeraon
Oney Munden
J. T. Owens
Mra
Margaret Dye Eliina
Revival of feldspar quarrying near Woodstock Howard County
The article notes revived feldspar quarrying along the Baltimore and Ohio line near Woodstock Howard County due to plans for a large steam mill to grind the rock. A New Jersey mill owner is negotiating to build the mill nearby, promising early operation and higher profits from ground rock. Also included is an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills with a personal testimonial from Walter Molachlin of Wheeling, praising the tablets and urging purchase through Foster-Milburn Co.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Woodstock
Howards County
New Jersey
Howard County
Bama Ia
Dean
Walter Molachlin
J. Holliday & Sons
Wheeling
W. Va
Jacob Street
Dean Kidnerth
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
U. S
July Weather Flavored By Local Notices And Events
Brief notes report a mix of local happenings including painting work at Joseph Payne’s residence on North Market Street, a temporary camp for consumptive treatment at Mons Alto Park near Pen-Mar, church dome work on St John’s Catholic church led by Michael J. Kennedy, and a State Camp visit by FP B Englar to prepare for the August meetings. Utica Union Sabbath School plans an August picnic. Also cited are health notices on infant diseases and a promo for Chamberlain’s remedies and Harper Whiskey as weather aids, with local vendors listed.
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Moberly & Buarck
Joseph Payne
North Market Street
Mons. Alto Park
South Mountain
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania
St. John’s Catholic Church
Michael J. Kennedy
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John J. Cutsall
Susan K. Cutsall
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. Company
Frederick City
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Isidente
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Annie A. Stitely
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Wordsboro
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Hamilton Lindsay
Frederick Brick Works
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M. M. Fletcher
South Holiday Straat
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Woman's Medical College OF Baltimore
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Market &T. FreDeRick County Telephone
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Dixon Bros
George KE
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Burger Art Gallery
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