Frederick Daily News Carries National and Local Reflections
The issue notes subscription rates for the Frederick Daily News and The Daily News, with delivery by carrier within the city or mail to the United States at monthly and yearly prices. It comments on Porto Rico congress access, graft risks, and the Czar’s peace terms, then warns of dangers from gasoline stoves and coal-oil lamps following recent fatal incidents in Frederick County.
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Rkly News
United States
Frederick County
Rockefeller Plight Sparks Debate On Wealth and Sympathy
The piece portrays John D. Rockefeller as "money mad" and argues reports of his mental state reflect a life spent seeking riches. It laments the lack of sympathy for the Standard Oil magnate and suggests honest dealing and regard for others’ rights would have earned him respect, not criticism.
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Hannata
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Antil
Hla
Orltiotam
Rockefeller
Othara
Cumberland Times Brief Note on Rockefeller Conscience
A fragmented item from Cumberland Times notes Rockefeller has cornered the market and may ease his conscience. The snippet references a mail prion person to W Hohen sollero and a Cumberland News remark on conscience and market actions.
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Prion
W. Hohensollero
Berlin
Cumberland Times
Rockefeller
Cumberland News
Minutes of Merriness and Quips on Place and Grace
A comic dash of quips and anecdotes about place making and future suburbs. Witty exchanges touch on asbestos, English quarters, and polite grace at meals, with parlor humor from diverse voices.
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Yonkera Statesman
Manner and policy through a young nation’s diplomacy
The piece advocates teaching consular etiquette to officials, urges proper manners for diplomats, and cites editorials on Peary’s polar aim, crime and punishment, and Congress, reflecting early 20th century attitudes. It summarizes diverse editorials from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Washington, and New York.
Entrance to Antietam National Cemetery
Antietam National Cemetery sits at the east end of Sharpsburg in Washington County. It overlooks much of the battlefield with South Mountain beyond. The keeper’s house tower offers a famed view, and the lodge reception room displays battlefield relics and a visitor register. The cemetery is enclosed by a substantial stone wall on three sides.
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Antietam National Cemetery
United States
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Antietam
South Mountain
Viaitora
Henry Krish
Henry Krise
Weodasboro
Lutheran Church
Woodaboro
Mt. Hops Cemetery
Woodsboro
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Butcher
Charles O. Butcher
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Bright
Jackson Chapel
Mr. Brown
New Market
Gallilean Fishermen Society
C. QO. Uarty
Swimmers warned against overheating and eating before water
The article lists cardinal rules for safe swimming: avoid entering water when overheated or soon after meals, allow two hours between eating and bathing, or at least one hour as a compromise, and a half hour minimum for safety. It advises bold entry, not timid immersion, and proper head wetting before a full plunge.
Moments With the Mane and Prayerful Reflections
Poem fragment praising noble virtues and steadfast men, contrasting public praise with inner longing. The piece expresses gratitude for intangible gifts and asks why heaven withholds personal joys, noting resilience guided by a higher power and the persistence to improve.
Market Gossip Lists Fresh Produce and Prices
Morning market chatter notes plentiful corn apples and other staples with rhubarb nearly gone. It lists wide price changes for eggs butter poultry fruit and vegetables and includes oddities like Web Nickel’s ice cream and various local vendors.
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Banoh
Admirals Return and the Ghost of Bon Homme Richard
Poetic obituary noting the return of a naval admiral as ships honor the fallen. Imagery describes funeral procession aboard a sea route between distant shores with Liberty personified. A vision of the departed haunts patriotic pride as the old Bon Homme Richard’s specter lingers at the ceremony.
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Onarles
Hama&tor MusoRove
New York Times
Early Electric Roads in Baltimore and New York Experiments
The article recounts Dass starting on Hampden beach for the Baltimore Union Passenger Railway in 1885 with two cars and later two more. It notes crossovers without overhead conductors and a contraption pushing current by a hinged pinion. It cites T C Roebler backing the venture amid mixed opinion and describes experiments on New York’s Ninth Avenue elevated railroad with a platform mounted motor and the Benjamin Franklin locomotive pulling cars at up to 25 mph and a 2 percent grade.
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Raihway Company
Rst
Frank J. Sprague
Adentias Thas
Datt
T. C Roebler
Ninth Avenue Elevated
New York
Benjamin Franklin
Mortan
Osra
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Arrests
Negro Trys to Kidnap Girl in New Jersey Camp
Plainfield New Jersey July 23 a negro believed to be Charlang who murdered Matthew Cunningham and escaped from Dismal Swamp attempted to seize Annie Wagner 11 at Netherwood fresh air camp. He dragged her into the woods but fled dropping her as pursuers closed in. brandished a revolver and escaped.
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Plainfield
S.J
Charlang
Matthew Cunninghan
Trenton
South Plainfield
Sarah AL Curry
Netherwood
Miss Curry
Netherwood Fresh Air
New York
Annie Wagner
Police Seek Fiend After Chester Girl’s Assault Tale
Chester police and County Detective Berry investigate a felonious assault claim by Eleanor Jones, a teen girl who says a white stranger lured her toward the city outskirts to lure her away from her father Walter Jones. The girl reports her father was injured in a bicycle fall and a stranger coerced her with a false story to entice her from Market Street area. Police are pursuing the case as details remain unclear.
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Berry
Eleaner Jones
Walter FH. Jones
Delaware County Trust Company
King Kee
Pla
Eleanor
Pirth
Middletown
Plot Against the Sultan Arms and Compromising Papers Found
In Bucharest authorities discard a cache at Kuotie Rooseuirrehoat houses held by Turks revealing revolvers rifles cartridges and compromising documents. Police report says the discovery occurred in Mer old and at Ristenman. A separate incident notes a man found dead after a collision near a bridge pillar. Atnorities discuss security measures and a potential entente with the state treasurer over a pending reimbursement dispute.
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Kuotie
Resimanioan
Euentis
Doa
Ristenman
Turhied Shemuer
Confidence In the Future Expands As Crops Are Secured
New York July 3. G Kuna & Co weekly review notes commercial tendencies improve amid higher raw material prices for leather and footwear. Crop progress steadies production. weather aids retail distribution and stock rotation. Foreign trade similar to 1904. July railway earnings up. steel plants resume, signaling shorter midsummer lull. Prices held with hides advancing. buyers wary. US failures 214, Canada 7, versus last year.
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I G. Kuna & Coos
Durine
Boston
United States
Canada
High Honors for Taft in Tokyo Welcome
General Teranuchi hosted a July reception for Secretary Taft and party in the Arsenal gardens, with 250 attendees including cabinet elders and many army navy officers. The event featured decorations firework displays, and prominent demonstrations honoring the Americans.
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Taft
Arsenal
Army
Navy
Japan Pd
Shiba Park
Hoosevelt
Birre
Griscom
Griscoms
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Tincheon
Philadelphia officials quit after failed civil service exams
Thomas, acting chief of city property, and Maher, acting highways chief, resigned after failing civil service exams. Mayor Weaver replaced them and the commission investigated corruption and mismanagement amid a broader inquiry.
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Geo. Thomas
Bureau of City Property
William E. Maher
Bureau of Highways
Major Weaver
Mayor Weaver
Fiat
Hiatiwans
Favor ite Martin and Nettie R Martie wed in city
Marriage notices from the Lutheran parsonage report two weddings on July 26. Preston E H Favorite of Thurmont and Nettie R Martie of Hagerstown tied the knot in the city with Rev O F Steckettioisting officiating. Barry Bohn of the city and Mamie May of Woodboro were married the same day at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev C F Steck.
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Martin
Preston EH. Favorite
Thurmont
Nettie R. Martie
Hagerstown
Thia City
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