Turbulent Times and Assassination Across Europe
A sweeping column comments on political violence in Europe. It notes Russian officials' risks following the Von Pleve assassination, mentions Kuropatkin, Finland, Poland, and Jewry, and links public hostility to oppressive rule while warning of wider tensions amid war.
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Edward
England
Europe
von Plove
St. Petersburg
Anoesis
van Pleve
Russian Empire
Srenk Fangeandes
Vonclove
Finland
Russia
Contemporary Comment in Atlantic City Papers
An Annapolis Chronicle notes Mr. Ebbn Root struggles to return to private life after public service. The Baltimore Son questions the Russians sinking Japanese ships versus smaller ships. The Baltimore American cites Prohibitionists led by Dr Bilas O Swallow praying to end banad boodle and booze. The Annapolis Capital ponders the party’s afflictions.
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Ebbn Root
Baltimore
Bilas O. Swallow
Annapolis
Rescue at Sea Prompts Gratitude for Rescuer
A grateful parent thanks a courageous rescuer who saved their daughter from a watery grave. The note acknowledges the risk taken and honors the rescuer for acting swiftly in danger.
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Feaven
Witty Exchanges At A Postcard Press Night
A collage of humorous exchanges from early 20th century papers. Quips on age secrecy marriage risk and clever banter reveal social foibles and playful mischief among characters and readers.
Quiet Style Shifts Mark King Edward at Ascot
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes King Edward’s advancing years bring a quieter fashion sense as he wore a subdued ensemble at Ascot including a blue frock coat purple tie white gloves and a red flower. The piece contrasts with other opinions on style and military tactics across papers.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
King Edward
Ascot
Moments With the Muse and Memory Lane Verse
A Boston Transcript poem section recalls a noble, contented figure who helps others and avoids pretension, followed by a sentimental memory lane about roses and streams. The note ends with an item: Mr. Glentner, Brunswick, injured by an engine, is improving and expected to recover soon.
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Glentmer
J. D. Glentner
Brunswick
Making Farming Pay The Detrick System in Agriculture
The Census Bureau report, cited by the Philadelphia Ledger, shows over 29 million Americans work in farming or related roles across about six million farms. It highlights J. D. Detrick, a minister who, starting with fifteen acres and $7,200 debt, built a productive dairy operation through disciplined management, intensive crops, and efficient manure use, suggesting the method could revolutionize farm and dairy practice if widely adopted.
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Census Bureau
United States
Philadelphia Ledger
Department of Agriculture
Flourtown
Philadelphia
J. D. Detrich
Detrich
Agricultural Department
Mr. Detrick
Coma
Detrick
Stranger Arranges $860 Lightning Rod Installment
A wet stranger in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania sold lightning rods to George Whitenight for $860 claiming superior quality. Two women delivered and installed rods at his barn and outbuildings, then a bill of $310 was presented. Whitenight paid after learning the total included 67 wires at 20 feet each and extra wire stays to settle the account.
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George Whitenight
Bloomsburg
Roda
Whitenight
Rods A & Wagon
Whitenighs
State Free School Book Fund distribution announced
The Comptroller announces a distribution of the State fund for free school books to counties under chapter 330 of the acts of 1902. Payments will be made August 1, with Frederick county receiving $7,448.34.
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Frederick County
Sulphur remedies touted to prevent disorders and heal skin
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur is presented as a universal healer improving skin and aiding many illnesses. Baxcock's Liquid Scalp? and other products are advertised as luxurious tonics and cures for burns, canker, catarrh, diphtheria, herpes, pimples, prickly heat, and ulcerated scalp and throat conditions. Descriptive literature available by Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co in Baltimore.
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Hancock
Baxcock
Haxcock
Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co
Baltimore
County Correspondence from Rocky Springs and Nearby
Local notes from Rocky Springs and Monrovia list events and visits. Announced are a Union Sunday School picnic in corporation woods on August 20 with band music, plus visits by Mrs. E F Laider and Miss Moran. Community notices cover crops, trips, church activities, and social visits across Bloomfield Graceham and surrounding towns.
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Rocky Spring
Union Sunday School of
Rocky Springs
Corporation Woods
E. F. Laider
Sop
Philadelphia
Margaret Moran
Frederick
Wm. W. Wolfe
Jan. H. Gambrill, Jr
Indian Springs
St. Louis Exposition
Church of God
Mill Haven Leshes
Gadio
Graceham
Johnson
Trentville
N. Baker
Edward Osrson
Philadelpia
L. A. Collistower
Mervin Eyler
Leater Troxell
Misa Belle Leiss
Harry Fogle
Soldier Found Dead in Creek Murder Suspect Arrested
New York July 29. A body found in Westchester creek is Joseph T. Hammett private of the 10th regiment U S A at Fort Schuyler Corporal Richard M Spencer is held in connection with the murder awaiting coroner action. Spencer says Hammett left room with a woman and he returned after drinking.
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New York
Westchester Creek
Joseph T. Hammett
10Th Regiment
U.S. A
Fort Schuyler
Richard M. Spencer
Hammett
Nashville
Tenn
Spencer
Diplomats Arrive in New York Amid World News
Bellamy Storer ambassador to Austria and Charlemagne Tower ambassador to Germany have landed in New York. Lieutenant James W. Clement of the battleship Kearsarge died in Trieste from typhoid fever. The New Haven home of John Harper was destroyed by fire with elderly occupants killed. Jerome Warner, railway postal clerk, got one year in prison in Trenton for stealing from a letter. A potshot about boarding-house life comes from Harper’s Weekly.
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Austria
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
New York
James W. Clement
United States
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Trieste
John Harper
New Haven
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