Maryland and national issues in Frederick news
Local Frederick papers discuss Dreyfus, arson probes, and anti trust marches. Gorman seen as presidential hopeful while farmers rally to Carl Browne’s army campaign, with provisions rolling to camps in Kansas and calls for state action.
Moments With The Muse Brides Of Dunce
A fragmentary verse scene recalls bridal images and dreamlike imagery as a narrator hints at nuptial rites. The piece names Reverend Fannin Grovn and a figure titled Victor with heraldic motifs and rose imagery, set within a bloom drenched tableau.
Browne Army and Coxey Comparisons Echo in Controversy
Contemporary commentary notes Browne’s Likely army ideals hinge on continued rations with farmers supplying support. It contrasts Browne’s mobilization to Coxey’s costs, warns of an eastward march toward Washington, and cautions Kansan farmers to resist the venture. Also mentions Dewey memorial critique and political hints about Bid Mudd and Gorman.
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Browne
Coxey
Washington
Kansan
Minutes of Merriness and Wit Across Papers
A collage of humorous clippings from Philadelphia Press and other papers features quips about aging, college youth, music, and wit. Lines reference octogenarians, public life, and cheeky exchanges about love and marriage, reflecting playful tone of early 20th century humor pages.
American arbitration proposals gain broad support at Hague plan
The Philadelphia Record notes that American proposals for an International Arbitration Court, with one judge from each signatory nation, a rotating cost share, and optional arbitration in non-specified cases, are praised for their practical, non controversial design and potential to curb future wars.
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Philadelphia
Hague
Supreme Court
Coxey's Army Recreated by Browne at Wichita
Carl Browne, once a leading figure in Coxey's Army, is organizing a new group named the Coveraigh Keights of America at Wichita Kansas. Hundreds have joined and plan to march to Washington October 1 to petition Congress for free coinage of silver a 16 to 1 ratio, trust busting, and ending imperial policies. No violence expected.
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Carl Browne
Kansas
Washington
Browne
Iain
Coxer
Brown Ram
Wichita
Giumr
Washinden
West
Coxey's Army
Frederick
Kan
Congress
Baltimore
Highlandtown
Work of Death Charles Welty At Cambria Plant
Charles Welty of Johnstown Pennsylvania son of James M Welty died after a May 25 explosion at the Cambria Steel Company blast furnaces. He was 31 and left a widow and one child. Two other workers perished soon after at Cambria Hospital. Also announced is the death of Margaret R Bond aged 59 widow of Thomas J Bond of Emmitsburg who died May 30 in Washington DC. Her remains return to Emmitsburg for interment following a requiem mass. Joshua J Adelsberger 71 died June 1 at his son’s home near Frauntsburg. Funeral at Tutheran church.
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Charles Welty
Johnstown
James M. Welty
Emmitsburg
Cambria Steal Company
Cambria Hospital
Mr. Welty
Arg. Bond
Margaret R. Bond
Thomas J. Bond
Immitsburg
John B. Fay
Washington, D. C
Lawrence Owen
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
John M. Barry
Petersville- Toshua
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
James 1. Haifleteh
Hauuruptcy
James F. Haifledgh
McKaig
Frederick
A. D
James F. Haifleigbh
Laurry
Circuit Court
Frederick County
S. Tacodere Stauffer
Jesse Clagett
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
Duglass H. Hargett
John S&s. Newman
Solr
John E. Sifford
Boller
Second and
East Sts
Second St
P. R. R. Switch
F. B. Sappington
W. C. Roersox & Son
HYMENEAL ITEMS AND NATIONAL GUARD PLAN UPDATE
The brief notes announce several weddings including John J. Stump to Genevieve A. McCall in June and other nuptials in Cumberland Union Bridge and Brunswick with dates May and June. Maryland National Guard Adjutant General L Allison Wilmer outlines field days and march style training for soldiers to gain practical outpost experience, while Colonel William P. Lane may return to command of the First Regiment.
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John J. Stump
State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Genevieve A. McCall
Cumberland
Alice Marie Eppley
Union Bridge
Frank C. Lindsay
Centreville
Margaret Earle Deaver
James A. Mitchell
Maryland National Guard
L. Allison Wilmer
William P. Lane
Pimlico
Public sale of valuable young horses near Frederic
A public sale will be held at the seller's residence about four miles northeast of Frederic on the Frederick and Woodaboro Turnpike near Ceresvilly Milla on Thursday June 6, 1509 at 7 o clock. Valuables include well bred trotting horses from reputable stock.
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Hagerstown Herald
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Frank & Clem Carex
West Patrick
James BE. Walkats
Paltymre and Ohio Railroad
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Eugene L. Derr
Chas. B. Fout
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O'Bold
Hanover
Juldor
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Frederick County Bible Society
Edward
Eichelberger
Hamilton Lindsay
Jacob Rohrback
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Second Sts
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Milton F. Engle
West Fourth Street
Wiliam Anderson
Gustling
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Elmer Brengle
Fifth St
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Yellow Springs
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Frederick, Mo
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Woodsboro
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Baltimore, MD
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