Greeley rebukes subscriber over Tribune freedom
Horace Greeley defends the New York Tribune against a reader who claimed to have stopped the paper. He notes that cancelling one copy shows no right to silence the Gazette and asserts that a free press must publish opinions even when opposed. The editor emphasizes that control by purchase cannot curb truth.
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Horace Gresley
New York Tribunes
Greeley
Horace
Tribune
Soldia
the Tribune
Indignation Over Death Notice at Refuge for Colored Boys
Garelesa Prison officials and residents in Frederick express grievance after learning that Coates's son, eight or ten, died and was buried weeks ago without notification to his parents. Milton Zimmerman of Walkersville reported the death, prompting inquiries by officials and a promise to communicate further. Edward H. Kreh and Jas. K. Holt, Frederick, passed clerk and letter carrier exams, the only applicants.
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Garelesa
Billeary Contee
Frederick
House of Refuge
Yeaterday
Milton Zimmerman
Walkersville
Wim. H. Ramsburg
Coates
Contee
Gas House Lane
Usuel
Ref
Zimmerman
Edward H.kreh
Jas
KE. Holt
Jane
Merers
Holt
Hreh
Sea speak to me in a reverent prayerful chant
A reverent poem from Godey’s Magazine dated July 1895 laments the sea’s voice as a spiritual guide. The speaker pleads to the sea to reveal hidden truths and divine will while contemplating salvation through Jesus. The piece closes with a patriotic Maine setting and a magazine note on its August issue.
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Bes
Ted Mez
Mel
Galilee
Jesus
Beal
Christ
Mourmor
Les
Calvary
Sen
Christ Jesus
Brief Bits from East Amers and Nearby News
A collage of short items notes a violent incident in East Amers involving a box and eye injury, along with various snatches on money for schools, Armenian customs, a two year old lost boy in New South Wales, and Sweet peas blooming. It mentions Labor Day humor, a Gettysburg marriage ad, a mothers-in-law periodical, a Virginia assault indictment, blinds history, Martinsburg shop hours, Frederick bank deposits, a baseball injury, 20,000 at Darley Park for Streft workers, canal freight forecasts, a Maryland Populist convention date, and pulled roasts being unsafe.
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Great Britain
Lath
New South Wales
Uncle Bam
Gettysburg
Paris
Journal For
W.E. Perry
Charicatown
W. Va
Amfiss Rose Johnson
Venice
Barbara
Martinsburg
Frederick City
Frederick
Dell
Cumberland News
West Patrick Street
Frank Miler
Darley Park
Baltimore
Charlea M. Streft
van Air
EM. Renneburg
Deaths of Isaac Simmons Abner Devilbiss and Minnie Briefle
Obituary notices report the death of Isaac Simmons aged 81 at his daughter's Baltimore home with ties to Green Spring Valley and Church of the Redeemer. Abner Devilbiss dies at Liberty at 69 with funeral plans for Thursday. Minnie Briefle dies in Baltimore on July 21 at 4:45 am, widow of Chas Br. Flagle. Ann Harris, a Montevue resident, colored woman about 50, buried today.
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Isaac Simmons
Issse Simmons
D. T. Cross
East North Avenue
Baltimore
Mr. Simmons
Green Spring Valley
Baltimore County
Chicago
Baltimore City
Bia
Simmons
Reformed Episcopal Church
Atate Death
Church of the Redeemer
Elizabeth Torrance
Frederick County
Montevue Yeaterday
Frayed Street Scene and Local Baseball News
A stray lean dog on West Main Street disrupts a butcher shop window, while Frederick Base Ball Club plans a Saturday departure to face Hoover. The piece includes a medical ad for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and a note about Karl’s Clover Hood Foresters by Albert L. Pearre.
War in Cuba Surrender and Naval Pursuit Described
The report details a Cuban engagement with Marine and infantry forces pursuing retreating troops after a clash near Santa Clara. Commanders Lieutenant Gyieas Peruse and others are cited as directing forces as casualties mount. A separate note mentions protests over immoral imports and a brewing dispute in Atlanta with potential government action to prevent proceedings.
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Marane Pies
Lenner
Bavana
Prana
Cildes
Ales O
Gyieas
Peruse
Capjan
Lavoe
Toe Marine
Clara
Maxtatuu
Unclear OCR Fragments Chronicle Split News Item
Fragmentary report covers a fatal shooting by Divid Huston and a revived victim, plus a bathed-clothes incident, election tallies from Bogisch Elections, and Prof. C Harry Anders appointment. Also notes a three-winged chicken curiosity and local anecdotes from Emmitsburg Chronicle.
Arm injury at farm and local remedies advertised
A young man near the city broke his left arm at a farm while playing. Dr. F. B. Smith set the fracture. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedys and Shiloh's Cure, with testimonials from Mrs. E. Gregor and local dealers Albert L. Pearre and W. B. Buds, plus Karis Clover Root Tea for complexion and health.
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Wm. L. Smith
F. B. Smith
Chamberlain
Mre. E. Gregor
Frederickstown
A. L. Pearre
Frederick
W. B. Buds
Mt Ain
Blind Interest Promises and Market Slogans
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic advertisement and newsy notes from a Baltimore area, mentioning A A Gilbert, 16 North Market Frederick MD, and various sensational lines about disaster, blame, and public concern. The readable pieces hint at promoting goods, urging readers to act, amid vague disaster chatter and contrived warnings.
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Cataine Oxford
Toring
GEO
A. Gilbert
North Market
Frederick
Marl'a Clover Root Tea Headache Relief Quick Cure
Ad claims Marl a Clover Root Tea as a fast remedy for headache and nervous disease. Product offered for sale by Albert L Pearre at the Etchison Building.
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Connarm
LaStippe
Pnewmonia
Bation
Albert Pearre
Eichwon Building
Shiloh
Albert T. Pearrea
Etchison Building
Albert L. Pearre
Etchison
Karl
Albert L. Pestre
Brohison
Albert L Pearre
Brown's Iron Bitters Advertises Health Boost in 19th Century Baltimore
A vintage patent medicine promotion urges readers to cure debility and nervous weakness by enriching and purifying the blood with Brown's Iron Bitters. It claims quick improvement, pleasant taste, and non staining formula, warning buyers to seek the genuine product from Brown Chemical Co of Baltimore, Maryland.
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Inc. Staliz
Teviv
Nerrey
Citemarfres
Oyal Medicine CO
River St
Cmicago
Schrer Bros. Cruzeists
Frederick
Maryland
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