Moon's Phases and Political Edges in Old Dispatch Aims
Fragmented text covers Moon's phases and a dispatch to Dewey. It questions who wrote the dispatch and jokes about credit to Sampson. It cites James W. Owens critique of a new election law as a failure, noting alleged racial voting dynamics and literacy concerns.
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Navy Department
Dewey
Sampson
James W. Owens
Annapolis
Owens
Electric Railways Rise in Western Maryland Promoters Active
Promoters push electric railway schemes across Western Maryland while many charters exist for speculative purposes. Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway expanded to Myeraville, improving county access. Washington and Allegany counties already host lines to county seats. Despite difficulties with the Washington Thurmont Gettysburg project, Frederick and its city are set to gain some share of new railway activity.
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Western Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick and
Middletown
Maryland
Myeraville
Washington
Allegany
Washington, Thurmont
Gettysburg
Frederick
Showers of frogs reported in Empire State
Contemporary commentary notes it may be worthwhile to endure heat for relief as reports describe showers of frogs in the Empire State and imply some journalists of the yellow press are involved in sensational coverage.
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Froga
Empire State
Yellow Journal
United States
Greta
Maln
Maryland Political Clash Promises Voters Clear Choice
In Maryland, voters face a fall decision between a statesman and a political trickster as parties duel over reform and credibility. Arthur P. Gorman is named against Sydney Mudd in a struggle framed as a test of justice and intelligent governance against fraud and ignorance.
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Maryland
Arthur P. Gorman
Sydney Mudd
Chestertown Transcript
Quick Quips From a Mocking Town Hall
A collage of wry exchanges from several papers features banter about manners authority and honesty. Lines reference Mrs Bumper new car a hospital recovery and a truth quip about resilience after misfortune.
Secretary Gage and Holloway Clash Over Russian Trade
A New York World dispatch from St Petersburg reports Consul General Holloway alleged Russian sugar imports benefited from bounties. Secretary Gage imposed duties on sugar, Russia retaliated with higher import duties on American goods, threatening a market worth about 18 million dollars annually.
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Gage
New York
United States
Holloway
St. Petersburg
Russia
Totary Gage
Moments With The Hure For My Love's And Time To Grow Old
A poetic piece praises devotion and steadfast love across life stages. It contrasts youthful beauty with aging, urging faithfulness and the idea that love endures beyond youth. The Philadelphia Times column laments aging and echoes a sentimental verse about lasting affection. A second short verse contemplates aging and resilience. An ad note touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a testimonial from O W Wakefeld and mentions Harper Whiskey as a health safeguard sold locally.
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Chamberlain
O W. Wakefeld
Columbus
A. L. Pearce
Peter
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
New Market and Vicinage Delights in Summer Visits
Miss Littig of Baltimore visits Mr. Charles Wood in New Market while Mrs. Dr. Percy Russell and children enjoy time here. Lively county notes recount visits, gardens, and quiet days amid heat. Feagaville, Brunswick, and Woodboro chatter detail church events, picnics, and local gatherings with scattered travel to Frederick and Baltimore.
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Littig
Baltimore
Charles Wood
Percy Russell
Lt. Willis
Hedgesville
W. Va
Davis
Utz Hotel
Ohio
G.B. Hammond
Mary Utz
McDaniel
Ostoling County
Misa Alma Stier
Washington, D. C
Mary Eader
Feagaville
Red Strings
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Charles L Renn
Les Ranceberger
John O. White
Washington
M. J. Grove
Jacob Cunningham
Broad Raw
Rosie Mossburg
John McDonald
Brunswick
Dorcus Mossburg
Laura Grove
Moorfield
Inskip
J. Vernon Seaman
Elsie Mathers
John Hamilton
Frederick
Charles Pingstrum
Wm. Morningstar
Zeppie Loy
Hex
Barnesville
John
Marry Feage
Wm. Mentzer
Magnolia
Eva Nicodemus
Herman Nicodemus
Oak Orchard
Lewis Everhart
Knoxville
Lena Nicodemus
Ella Hogan
C. E. Johnston
Winchester
Cora Hammond
Sharpsburg
David Drenner
Eva Nicomnus
Keuoxville
J. M. Gillum
Emma Langley
Gillum
Bear Cumberland
Z. T. Brantner
California
G. H. Hogan
Katie Wiener
Frisnda
Maggie Elgin
Eenerick
Mosters
Josie Elder
Eckenrode
George Eckenrode
Sallis Kelly
Philadelphia
Graceham
James Eckenrode
Agnes
BH. Eckenrode
Tom Jacobs
Mottere
Albert Hargett
Eugene Alblaugh
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Arthur Shriner
Hagerstown
Wileon Holbrenner
Elsie Dorcus
Harvey Witmer
Panar
William Rinehart
Lewis
Boyds
Henry Lenhart
Dankard
Town Hall
Susie Metz
Gertie Snider
Bell RineHart
Bertha Marth
Montevue
Frank Purdy
Lenhart
Delmarvia union idea stirs Eastern Shore debate
Discussion of a proposed state formed by Delaware and Maryland Virginia Eastern Shore counties traces history from Calverts to Mason Dixon line. It notes potential 5000 square miles and 480000 population, shifts in senate seats, regional identities, and past legislative attempts. Includes anecdotal cholera remedy testimonial and local ad copy.
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Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Mason
Senate
Wellington
Peninsula
Wilmington
Hastern Shore
Hastern
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
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