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An independent Frederick newspaper published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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Diplomacy and secrecy in early 20th century policy notes
The article discusses cautious diplomacy by Rosaian and Japanese peace delegates seeking a fair price for peace while hoping for mutual concessions. It raises concerns about naval staff shortages, calls for reform, and argues for openness in government data to prevent leaks and improve safety in publicity. It also touches on railway survey speculation in Frederick County and critiques secrecy in departments.
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Executives Seek Open Sessions for Corporate Oversight
A sharp note questions why big corporations gain access to executive sessions and light on their operations while government departments, such as agriculture, lag in transparency. The language suggests pressure for broader disclosure and accountability.
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Contemporaries Comment On World Affairs
A mosaic of quotes touches on incentives for progress, food shortages in the west, royal speculations on maize prices, a major U S leak, and Czar Nicholas meeting Emperor William off the Swedish coast. The items reflect mixed attitudes toward leadership, policy, and international relations.
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Minutes of Merriness in Quips and Quirky Quotes
A collage of witticisms and misquoted lines from several papers. Jests touch on women in cars, training wives, uninteresting love stories, jury breeches, lucky cards and love, and a boy learning languages in a dialecty twist.
Kaiser and Czar Meet as World Seeks Peace Theorized
The New York World piece notes a secretive Kaiser's meeting with the Czar off Finland, suggesting peace as the core topic. It argues Kaiser and Czar may hedge goals while watching Russia, France, and Germany for leverage and influence.
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Sandman lullaby rhythms from Milwaukee Sentinel phonograph lyric
The excerpt presents a dialect poem about the Sandman visiting a child at twilight. It depicts a Black mother soothing the child with lullabies and rocking, while the Sandman is described approaching as night settles and fireflies glow. The piece is attributed to WaLL F. Girirrin in the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Social World Musicals Delight Friends at Bohrosder Home
Frank J Bohrosder hosted a refined musical evening at his home with selections that amused and pleased attendees. Pastor Keaigna and Rev David B Floyd tendered resignations from West Washington Lutheran Church to join Susquehanna University as chair of Hebrew and Old Testament Ere genis.
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Gasoline Explosion Kills Four in Pa Household Inferno
July 26 Graddock, Pa. a gasoline stove blast at Levi Titus Kosher butcher home caused a fire that killed hrrey and Meyer Titus aged 3 days, burned Mrs Sarah Titus, and injured Levi Titus and Goldie Titus. Firefighters rescued remaining children as flames swept the house. A separate report from Williamsport, Pa. notes James Salerno fatally wounded his stepdaughter Elizabeth Carney with a throat cut during a violent assault.
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U S Steel Earnings Jump in 1904 Quarter Report
United States Steel Corporation releases its Jane quarter earnings after close, showing a gain over 10 million dollars compared with the previous year. The statement covers the quarter ended March 31 and notes earnings after charges and preferred stock dividends. A second item reports a lynching in Memphis and other violent incidents, with details of the mob actions and casualties.
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Resurvey of Mason and Dixon line Completed in Adams County
The Mason and Dixon line resurvey by Pennsylvania and Maryland surveyors is finished. Old markers were found displaced and repurposed in local buildings. all stones were recovered and reset in cement bases along the historic route. The work confirms the boundary once disputed between Maryland and Pennsylvania and linked to the free slave state division. A second item notes Philadelphia health officials planning prosecutions for adulterated milk following a board meeting.
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