Gettysburg memories stir Frederick in War recallingJuly
An old Frederick newspaper recalls Civil War memories as the town marks Gettysburg and Monooskey anniversaries. It notes a July 1863 battle that shaped the town, Lincoln’s era, and the enduring debt tied to the Early raid while venerating veterans and unknown dead.
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Boya
Gettysburg
Gettysberg
Worth
South
Zoe
Gettieburg
Pu Srizas
Washington
Maryland
Monooscy
Harry
Brederick
Contemporary commentary and political musings across papers
A collection of brief, satirical commentaries from several newspapers. Topics range from skyscraper longevity and office demand to a ministerial resignation, a cancelled coronation procession, embassy secretary disappearances, cats on export lists, German arts purchases by American millionaires, and reactions to U.S. cultural taste.
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Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness and Clever Snippets
A collage of humorous snatches and quips from newspapers and periodicals. The pieces feature a mock dramatic line about a murdered husband and a broken auto axle, courtroom banter, misheard sayings, and playful exchanges among readers and characters across various cities.
Foreign View of Roosevelt From Canadian and British Papers
The excerpt compiles commentary from the Baltimore American and Toronto Star on Lord Salisbury's resignation and President Roosevelt. It notes Salisbury's age and policy shifts, skepticism about royal quarrels, and Roosevelt's reform agenda as seen in Washington, with emphasis on irrigation and the politics of a second term.
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Salisbury
Balfour
Baltimore
Lord Sallabury
Great Britain
Edward
Lord Salisbury
Lord Beaconsfield
Disrashi
Roosevelt
Toronto Star
Congress
United States
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Hoagea
Reform
Sam
The
Washington Star
Uncle Sam
Orba
Tesson
Moments With The Muse Willie In Canning Time
A playful traditional scene depicts Willie watching a baby while Ma cans year end produce. Mischance and mess abound as boiling pots spill and cans topple, yet the family humor remains warm amid busy kitchen tasks.
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Willie
Voices on Kentucky and Cuba in early press notes
A mashup of editorials and dispatches notes tensions over Goebel arrests in Kentucky, Cuban relations as Cuba steadies under US views, and Ellicott City polecat woes contrasted with Philadelphia woes. Brief, clipped commentary reflects period sentiment and regional concerns.
Government to test colored foods on healthy volunteers
Congress authorized the Agricultural Department to study effects of artificially colored and preserved foods. Dr. Wiley to lead a ten day test on a dozen healthy young men to assess health impacts and potential for retaliatory tariff action. Germany’s meat import ban linked to Dorax treated products underscores the issue.
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Congress
Agricultural Department
Wiley
Germany
Pleasant Wale County Notes on Local Happenings
County correspondence from Pleasant Wale reports Buckleberries ripening and horses sick around here. Mentions Mr Samuel Pattengall plasterer new house near Choroh Hill and Miss Nellie Wilton visiting relatives from Little Washington Pa. Also updates on Clarence Stottlemyer pl azing and remodeling, Roy Stuyre and Hart visiting Boonsboro, John Frey horse loss, Charles E Batt visiting, Luther Brocksleger visiting, Frank Brunner visiting, Victor Kline sawing lumber for Brer Schroyer's barn, Easterday brothers, J Newton Smith visiting, Myrtle Easterday visiting Annie Marker Sunnyside.
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Samuel Pattengall
Bive
Choroh Hill
Quinney
Nellie Wilton
J. W. Wilson
Little Washingington
Clarence Stottlemyer
Roy Stuyre
Brother Hart
Boonsboro
John Frey
Charles E Batt
Chewaville
Washington County
Luther Brocksleger
Letternburg
A. N. Warrenfeltz Sr
Frank Brunner
Pleasant Valley
Victor Kline
Brera Shroyer
Charles O. Easterday
J. Newton Smith
Jostowa
Easterday Brothers
Myrtle Easterday
San- Gay
Annie Marker
Sunnyside
Bricklaying by Machinery Promises Labor Saving
State Department reports a new bricklaying machine that uses two men and a boy to lay 400 to 600 bricks per hour. It handles walls sheds mills and other plain work with slight delays at doorways and window spaces. Bricks are pressed for firmer joints and the device could replace six to seven skilled bricklayers. A 60 by 40 foot factory could be produced for about $500 and get running after two weeks of instruction.
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State Department
F. Johnson
Stanbridge
Oanaha
Fate and Leans Fat Men and Lean Men Baseball Game
Tomorrow evening the Fat Men and the Lean Men will play a public baseball game on West Seventh Street Diamond. Only players over 200 pounds may join the Fat Men and players under 141 pounds may join the Lean Men. Game starts at 6 o clock with John Frazier and Thomas Eisenhauer behind the Fat Men battery and Harry Miller and Jesse Lipscomb behind the Lean Men. The event promises to be highly interesting and free to the public.
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West Seventh Street
John Frazier
Thomas Eisenhauer
Harry Miller
Jesse Lipscomb
Westminster Man Seeks Self Destruction With Knife
Harry O. Kester, a noted Westminster resident, attempted suicide yesterday using laudanum and a knife. Authorities found two throat wounds extending from below the left ear to the jaw, a throat gash, three wrist cuts on the front, and two on the back, exposing tendons and arteries.
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Harry O. Kester
Westminster
Disorderly conduct and small town notices from a faded page
Peter West was arrested on Tuesday for disorderly conduct and jailed for ten days in default of 250 dollars bail. he paid the fine and was released. Charles Cobert, accused of stealing sugar, was released on promise to pay damages. The camp along the Monocacy near Oaresville bridge plans a two week stay. Weather notes discuss Saturn and the sun, with a mild warming trend. Local ailments and remedies are reported, including Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Peter West
Holbruner
Justice Eckstein
West
Charles Cobert
Muihorn
Sugar Corp
Camp Comfort
Mesera
R. G. Witter
H. W. McMaster
J. W. Jameson
H. M. Zimmerman
Monocacy
Oaresville Bridge
Fereribe
Laws
A. L. Pessie
Death and public notices from Frederick County news
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Catherine Ingman at Wade's Point Maryland following injuries from a fall on July 4 aged about 86 with four children surviving. Funeral details and burial at Oliver cemetery are noted. Separate short notices include infant death of Neltinger, funeral by Rev Osborne Logle. property sale of John T Best farm Maple Lawn near Frederick with terms. public sales and estate matters including an auction at Palace Livery Stables. Additional ads include cure claims for Electric Bitters and Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
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Catherine J. Ingman
Catherine L. Logan
Wade's Point
Ambrose Ingman
Ingman
J. Kemp
Burgsan
Ambrose
Frank Ingman
Baltimore
Kemp
Wad’s Point
Roy Lee Naltinger
Frederick
Mary O. Neltinger
Patrick Street
Frederick County
Maryland
John T. Bast
the Register of Wills
Court House
Frederick City
Maple Lawn
Joan T. Best
Buckeystown Turnpike
Cemetery Public Road
Emily C Best
John T. Best
Orphans’ Court
Saint
Juxion
Oliver D Best
JAM
H. G. Best
Jacob Rohrbsch
Prstic- Sale
Lo’ciek P. m
South Market Street
Palace Livery
Ncheney
John L. Dutrow
Joseph Bussard
Noah E. Oramer
CARDES & BEOS Ice Cream Card
Market Street reads CARDES & BEOs famous French ice cream shop offering many flavors. Delivery to all city areas from 28 Market City Md. Call 134 for orders and remember the name and place ICONET.
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Burger Art Gallery
aZadiy
North Market Street
City Hotel
Pitney
Cardes & Beos
Charre
Csii
Cardes & Beo
Market Street
Mate City
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Cuba
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Saturn
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Joseph Douglars
Re. C. J. Biehl
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Olaring
Victor
Trisha
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Albert L. Pearce
F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
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A. L. Pearce
Mary
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New London
Cramee
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Frederic Tr. Co
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Baker Johnson
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Eitrer
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Giamond
J.B Waters
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Joseph G. Miller
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Manor Woods
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Inter State Telephone
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W. Jmet
Daniel Crimmine
Merchant Tailor
N. Market Street
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Roanoke College
Salem
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Chapel Alley
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Thermra
John Bennett
Rora
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Pa City
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Townsexy Sport & Sos Bankers and Brokeer
Fayette
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Jy Walsh
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R.R. Schedules
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