Frederick Daily News Visions on state affairs and legal shifts
The Frederick Daily News discusses government and court matters with focus on Judge-elect Dill and Secretary of State roles. It praises Dill for public-spirited views on corporations, trusts, and individual rights, highlighting his Oberlin address and New Jersey Court of Appeals appointment as signs of guarded public rights. It notes Root's cabinet move and contrasts judicial income with private practice.
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Elihu Root
James B Dill
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Dillanglary
Root
Dill
New Jerey
New York
New Jersey
Stokess
Oberlin College
Bamerons
Dillis
Irving
New Jersey Court of Appeals
Acquired Art of Lying Dubbed By Professors in 1900s Reports
A fragmentary Baltimore American and Cumberland Times text critiques a New York professor who argues lying is an acquired art and notes mockery of politicians and beef-trust abuses. It references lawful actions against corporate methods and consumer exploitation amid chaotic prose.
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New York
Cumberland Times
Robber tariff crisis and tariff question in 1908 context
Under the medieval depotism the ignorance of the masses and the greed of the classes have made possible official corruption that paralyzed Rosela in her hour of trial. Do not the greed of benefactors of the robber tariff and the apathy of the American masses favor a parallel to Russian conditions. It is hoped Judge Parker will lead Democratic focus to the tariff as the great lever to challenge the dominant party.
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Rosela
Boosia
Baltimore Naws
Minutes of Merriness Mixed with Quick Quips
A collection of witty exchanges and jokes from various papers. Snappy lines touch on doctors wives careers loves and marriage life. The snippets include playful banter about beauty bills and a bachelor’s surprise at married life providing light humor and local newspaper flavor.
State control of marriage debated by Dr Lydston
A Chicago Chronicle perspective argues for state oversight of marriage and child training. It critiques scientific control as dismissive of family rights and warns of shifting responsibility from parents to government, noting historic resistance and practical flaws.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
G. Frank Lydatone
Reforma
Plato
Tome
Lydston
Aoffer
Moments With the Muse Youth and Age in a Rose Poem
A reflective piece from the Hagerstown Herald titled The Message of the Rose. It contrasts youth’s hopeful sea with aging’s ebb, then imagines a rose speaking to a sick man about endurance and faith as spring nears. Poem by Masus, with lines about God’s goodness and shared suffering.
Norris Temple to be ARF charged in defraud case
In Harrisburg July 7 Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Martin announced criminal proceedings would be instituted next Monday against Norris G. Temple of West Chester a member of the state board of agriculture. He is charged with false pretense and conspiracy to defraud related to the recent farmers meeting. It is alleged Temple conspired with local hotels to charge delegates 250 per day and to receive rebates of 50 cents per delegate. rebates totaling 20 dollars are claimed. Temple represents 127 State Poultry Association on the board of agriculture and resides in Pocopson Chester County.
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Harrisburg
Martin
Norris G. Temple
State Board of Agriculture
West Chester
Temple
West Cheater
Pocopsun
Chester County
127 State Poultry Association
Ugieulaine
Bridal party nearly drowns in river ferry tragedy
A boat crossing the Staunton River at Toewlets Ferry overturned. Drowned are ferrymen Danville Vadaly, Phiempton Oakes, White, and James Parnell. Bridegroom J A Ferguson and the minister Walter Brooks survived. Boat cable failed while turning, Johnsten and others escaped. one passenger towed the boat clear. Also reports health about a New York green goods swindle and a new trial for Caleb Powers in the William Goebel murder case.
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Danville Vadaly
Phiempton Oakes
James Parnell
Toewlets Ferry
Staunton River
J. A. Ferguson
Key
Mr. Brooks
Walter Johnston
Ben
Johnsten
Baseball Scores and Local News From Yesterday
Recounts of American and National League results with Philadelphia and Chicago games, plus advancing notes on a cancer recovery for a Philadelphia infant, and a major log jam blocking the Mississippi River near Minneapolis with fears of bridge and house damage.
Mutineers surrender in Roumania dispatch patrols
Special dispatch reports the crew of Kniaz Potemkine and her consort surrenders to Roumanian authorities and are being sent by separate detachments to various locations in Roumania.
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Eystein
Roumania
Kniaz Potemkine
Fatal rear-end collision on Pennsylvania RR in Marion
New York June 8 two men died and five were badly hurt in a rear end collision between two freight trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Marion New Jersey this morning.
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the News
New York
Marion
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Market Gossip from Frederick County Farmers and Prices
The scribe notes pleasant market views at the base of supplies with Levi Wolfe selling zal berries and new potatoes. Heavy rains threaten the second pea crop and wheat shocks while prices for eggs, butter, poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, meats, and miscellaneous goods are listed in detail. Local farmers discuss planting, market timing, and fashioning a September harvest, with social notes on a damsel and verse-like chatter.
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Sprigg Njame
Trown
Lost dog notice in The News
Lost and found notice for a black shepherd with brown face and beard. Dog has a Baltimore City license on collar and is missing from Hall's Cottage Braddock Heights. Reward offered upon return.
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Baltimore City
Hall’s Cottage
Braddock Heights
United Fire Co Incorporation Filed In Frederick
Articles of incorporation for the United Bream Fire Engine Company No 8 filed in Frederick. Directors and officers listed for first year. Also local notices report several residents ill, with typhoid fever and other ailments, and mention of a recent appendectomy and other medical updates.
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United Bream Fire Engine Company No 8
Frederick
Fiisa
Joseph W. Gaver
John GB. Hratter
Revo 3. Harp
Hiram R Heck
Willisam B. Storm
Frederick County
Maryland
Tressurer
Soda Foramav
Luther T. O. Frazier
George K Moberly
Thomas G. Buckey
Robert A Bennatt
Charles H. Fisher
John Wattson
Elks Gathering at Buffalo Membership Report
Grand Secretary announces over two hundred thousand members with a gain of 3060 in the past year. Attending dignitaries include Grand Exalted Ruler Willan O’Brien and Grand Secretary Foe T. Robinson, with five new lodges installed. Also notes a $100 reward and a catarrh cure advertisement.
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Pustale
Amon
UST Todaces
Tenga
Dari Tne
News of the State Vents and Deaths Across Maryland
A scattered state update lists deaths including J. Frank Brown in Cambridge and John F. Mullikin in Trappe, and notes several incidents from Allegany and Carroll counties. It mentions storms damaging southern crops, a mine fall killing Alexander Wilcoo, and robberies near Mountain Lake Park. Political primaries in Prince George and a Salisbury hanging are noted among local events and fraternal lodge installations.
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J. Frank Brown
Cambridge
T. Watts Byrely
Laurel
Maryland
John F. Mullikin
Trappe
Talbots County
Rebecca Laymas
Frostburg
Alexander Wilcoo
Ocean Mine
Allegany County
George‘s County
Upper Marlboro
Henry J. Handy
Salisbury
Wicomter County
Christian Bettzel
Negro Mountain
Company G
Annuspolit
John Dep. Douw
Howard E. Cox
Douow
Levi H. Handley
Carroll County
Frizzellburg
Se Wves
Maryland Volunteer Infantry
Baltimore and Ohio
Cuppett, Leighton & Cos
José
Mountain Lake Park
Oakland
Frederick County Natl Bank Charter Re Extension Notice
The following certificate of re extension of stock charter received from the Comptroller of the Currency is required to be published for thirty days in order that all of the shareholders may be notified of the extension.
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Comptroller OF the Currency
Frederick County National Bank Extension Authorized 1905
Treasury Comptroller certifies Frederick County National Bank Frederick Maryland is extended to June 30 1925 under amended articles of association Capital 150000 Surplus Depoita details included Public Sales Pueblo section mentioned.
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Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washinetox
D.C
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Wlliam B. Ridgely
WM. B. Ridgely
Valuable Real Estate Sale in Frederick County Maryland
By virtue of a power of oath in the last will of George Markell deceased and an Orphans Court order, the administrators will offer at public sale at the Goarr House door in Frederick City at 11 o clock an assortment of valuable real estate in Frederick County and Frederick City. The primary item is a farm about one mile southwest of Frederick City along Buckeystown pike and New Design road, adjoining Capt August and near Mrs. Margaret E. Scod, containing 217 acres 1 rood 17 perches.
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George Markell
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
D Bn.c.t. A
Goarr
Frederick City
Mary
Stone Ice House
Milton
Urner
God
Broadway
John F. Stein
Farm Improved With Brick Dwelling and Wood Lot in Frederick County
Administrators of George Markell offer a farm near Frederick with a brick dwelling, bank barn, sheds, fences, and orchard. Included are portions of land totalling about 217 acres, a wood lot of 30 acres on the Monocacy River, and three additional parcels in Frederick City. Possession April 1, 1906, sale terms cash or court ratification, with deposits required.
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Louis Markel
George Markell
Lana
Hdwin C. Markell J. Roger Mosherry
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Kate ¥. Smith
Mary Eliza Smith
John H White
Emily Johnson
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