Warant News and Maryland Military Camp Picks
A fractured local notice discusses The News in Frederick Maryland, mail subscriptions, and advertising. It argues the Navy should avoid teaching history as a textbook at the Naval Academy and urges Maryland as a site for a military maneuvers camp for the army. It also calls for harsher prosecution of perjury by courts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Maryland
Frederick County
Iowa State Bar Association
Reform Demands Public Exposure Of House Patronage
A National Civil Service Reform League sub committee reports abuses in the House of Representatives appointive system. Patronage largely decides positions, with many subordinates taking orders from members rather than clerks or doorkeepers. Absent employees and mismanaged library service illustrate widespread inefficiency, urging exposure to spur remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civil Service Realm League
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Glenn
Adverse Press Sparks Maryland Reform Call
Maryland readers see pressure for action against Maclay's history of the Navy and call for fair treatment of Admiral Schley. Editorials praise Schirm for proposing to bar the work from the Naval Academy and urge Maryland's congressional delegation and public support to secure justice and due recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schirm
Admiral Schley
Maryland
Schley
Baltimore American
Beaumont Street Scene Reflects Bustling Oil Era
A view of Beaumont Texas the oil metropolis shows a lively main street scene crowded with speculators from across the country. The text describes the town as one of the liveliest communities in the United States during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
United States
Lynching Debate Stirs Public Sentiment and Laws
The piece notes growing public revulsion toward lynching and calls for firm legal action. Judges urge indictments, sheriffs resist mob pressure, and constitutional bodies weigh reforms. Virginia proposals include county mulching for victims’ families and death penalties for lynching participants, stressing need for laws and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Moments with the Rune and the Power of Laughter
A short verse section presents two poems about laughter and mood. Sr Louis Raevaric compares a laugh to sunshine and music, uplifting the soul and driving away ills. A second verse by Q Levesox Gowen from Westminster Gazette explores how smiling can counter grief and brighten the world, while frowning deepens sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Raevaric
Q. Levesox-Gowen
Westminster Gazette
Minutes of Merriness Promoter and Purchaser Debate Stock Payoff
A collection of quips and jokes from various papers features a promoter optimistic about a scheme’s profitability and a purchaser curious who will receive the funds. Other exchanges include a domestic scene with a new baby and a comic misreading about a milliner’s bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheme
Washington Star
Tolsto! Much Better Special Dispatch to The News
A Boston Journal report notes Count Tolstoi’s improving condition dated July 18. It recounts New England rum stored in church cellars near Bowdoin Square, a hymn about spirits, and testimonies of men handling hogsheads of rum. Also cited is a four-woman list attributed to Mohammed.
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Maryland
Baltimore News
Lobley
Cervera
Santiago
Schrey
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Sr. Prierssure
Count Tolstoi
Soiriix
Abate Nelan
Sears
New Hampshire
Boston
Bowdein Square
Troll
Bitts Street
New England
Mohammed
Aslab
Mary
Khadijah
Fatima
Virgin Mary
Graceham
Anna Zimmerman
Mia
Charles Boller
Mite Society
Church Lawn
Creagerstown
Johnson Troxell
New York
Joshua Martin
Baughman
Bernard Golliflower
Buffalo
Edward Lavercool
Mises Maria Colliftower
Ruth Firor
Key Collifower
Carrie Carter
Kathryn Collifower
Marie Firor
Carrie Colliflower
Ruth Moeskill
Hazel Boller
Maria Colliflower
Margey Meskill
Bertha Morningstar
Belya Colliflower
Michael Colliflower
William Winebrenner
Highfield
Mazie Smith
Waynesboro
Joseph O. Gerand
Voice of the Press: Lynching in Louisiana Sparks Debate
A Washington Star editorial condemns mob lynching in Louisiana where a Black man was hanged for allegedly stealing a bottle of pop. The piece argues lynching has degraded into race hatred, eroding legal safeguards and judicial dignity in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Louisiana
South
Anecdote of Greeley and the Academy of Design
In 1870 a committee of the Academy chiefs visited Horace Greeley at The Tribune to complain about artist Clarence Cook and his criticisms. Greeley listened, then quipped in his nasal falsetto that Cook’s articles were widely read and would continue to be printed, ending with Good morning.
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Greeley
Academy of Design
Horace Greeley
Clarence Cook
The
Tobune
Academy
Tribune
Cook
the Tribune
Treatment for Injured Stiffe Animal
Medical guidance advises mixing one ounce acetate of lead with two ounces opium in one part water. Massage the wounded area with this lotion three times daily and restrain the animal in a stable to prevent movement.
County Notes From Walkersville and Nearby Towns
County correspondence reports a weather disrupted Walkersville conference and mill weather causing chapel closures and postponed Broadrup festival. It notes July 3 picnic prep and local visits including Miss Anna Zimmerman and Miss May Ramsberg. Kemptown hosts a Sunday School convention July 24 with a full program and speakers.
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Rocky Springs
Walkersville
Mill Haven Bethel
Charlesville
Oliver Hilderbrand
Broadrup’s
May O. Ramsberg
Mineral Springs
R. F. Grubbs
Bluefield
W. Va
Misa Nick
Marie Lewis
Capon Bridge
C. M. Callum
Deer Park
Christian Hadsaver
Willie Lewis
Kemptown
Montgomery Chapel
F. T. Little
D. D
Baltimore
C. F. Grubbs
F. D. Browning
Geo. W. Easton
E. T. Beale
R. GC. Strasburg
Mra
Gertrude Grubbs
Manton Molesworth
Alma Dupny
J. D. Kinzer
Washington
D. C
Norma Engle
E. C. McKoskey
St. James
S. A. Hboblitzell
Lisbon
C. F. Grabbs
G. J. Hin
J. A. Engle
WY. D. Watkins
The Teacher and the Class and Local Notices Collide
A jumble of names and sundry notes appears, listing teachers, pastors, servants and attendees alongside weather caveats and social tidings from Pleasant Nuck. The item references Miss Lina Pardum Miss Ferry Hyatt Louis E Pardum and others, plus farm updates and community notices from an era of local schooling and church life.
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Algis Boyer
Lina Pardum
Ferry Hyatt
Louis E. Pardum
F. T. Little
D. D
F. Portlan
J. A. Engle
Geo. W. Easton
John King
J. 0. Barnes
J. M. Etchison
Frank Bardette
Eli Lawson
Samuel Molesworth
George Merson
O. M. Cullum
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Cervers Ie
the Weekly News
Frederick
Moon d
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Mr. Chamberlain
Tar Weather Bureau
Anc
Stenporlry Cumrest
Macclay
Annapolis
Navy
Department
Cumberland Times
TFX
Poeto
Osta
Sgalway
Thadoctor
Willie
Philadelphia
Charlie
Bousia
Charley
Boston Transcript
Chicago Record-Herald
London
Tolsto
Thomas Eyler
Sabillasville
Johnson Pusey
Elsworth Seisa
O. J. Seias
Summer
John Six
Rocky Ridge
William Six
Curtis
John Munshoun
Hettie Dorsey
Emmitaburg
Jennie Gernand
Chorga Wachter
Loys
Charles Miller
Children's Service
Kemptown Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Clegettaville
Browningsville
Trude Poole
J. ¥. Boyer
Matilda Brandenburg
Emma Baker
E. D. McXoskey
Miss Li
Ea Ort Lane
Mae Marteada Withers
Geo. Smith
Geo. Willhide
Nicholas Lohr J
Pennelyvania
Emma Kauffman
Ada Troxell
Pen- Mar
Lewis Troxell
Charles Troxell
Union Bridge
Detroit Journal
Ite
America
Chamberlain
A.L. Pearre
Pete Ge
Fr. W. Grove
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Mary L. Dutrow
Ann R. Dutrow
Cornelia Durrew
Jery Tex
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
Tre Cops
C. P. Levy
Lex Ramsburg
Iylsdeodition
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
Howard
TLAW
Baker Johnson
Potts
Court Street
D. Ramsburg
E. Brengle
West Sixth Street
Faenerten
First National Bank of Frederick
Ira Tyler
Ifisarte
Brick Yard
Peter Brookey
Tati
D. J. Schroe
D. Schroe
Ippuesday
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Shriner's Pride Ceresville
the Bee
West
Patrick Street
Ederick, Md
Munsumaer Millinery
E. Payne
North Market Street
Landis
W. A. Simmons
N. Market Street
Frederick, MD
Illinery
N.R. & D. Mantz
Market St
Gewixe
L. Hader
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Nad
West South Street
York
Ramsburg
Eugene Sponseller
Oller
Stonesifer
Reindollar & CO
Taneytown
Sex
Woodward
Townsixw
Scott & Sox
ST Joseph's Academy
Emmitsburg
Sisters of Charity
Blue Ridge Mountains
Isyidewim
Eae Oaaeaaehaataaiay
News Ofice
S. F. Thomas
East Second Street
D. H. Stelter
Treagarer
Indiate
Noah E. Cramer
Cramer
Babo
Chereh Street
Hyar
Riordan
Liberty
Pooleaville
Orig
Eger
EL LA
Baltimore & Quio
Jureton
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Bamors
Priveinel Way
Indelphia
Harper , Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonburge
Lexington
Staunton
Philegelobie
New Yolown
Fianapolis
Pittsburg
Chington
Cincinnat
Wie
Straybore Junction
Fittaburg
Wheeline
Chicago
New
Cincinnati
Washington Junction
Mt. Airy
Way
Indealphia
Newark
Wheeling
St. Louis
Brunswick
W. T. Mullinix
Stern Maryland R. R
P.M
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Hagerstown i
SchSnerile
Blue Mountain
Buena Vista Sp
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Bighfield
Pairfield
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Hanover
Porters
P.mia
Spring Grove
York PB
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Les
Aeve
ALMA
Paton
Windsor
Westmister
New Windsor
Bracevilla
Thurmont
Bilne Ridge
Buena Vista Spring
Edgemont
Smithboro
Hazerstown
Union Bride
Blue Mountain Express
BC & Ctv. R.R
Hacerstown
Shippenshare
Shippensburg
Altenwald
Chambersburg
Braceville
Columbia
Littlestown
Cherry Run
Peinta
Chicago Express
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