Fragmented National Telegraphs and Local News Snippets
A garbled OCR page from The Daily News summarizes telegraph advertising and various notices. It references Frederick, Maryland events, theater proof, strawberries in Frederick County, a farewell to women’s college staff, dispatches about Lord Roberts and the Imperial Yeomanry, census map debates, and U S perspectives on Cuba and the Philippines amid international tensions. The text preserves strong entities like Frederick, The Daily News, Lord Roberts, Imperial Yeomanry, Boers, Monocacy, and the Philippines while noting dated dispatch phrasing and political commentary.
Maryland History Through Johns Hopkins Studies Series
Johns Hopkins University Press in Baltimore publishes monthly historical and political science studies highlighting Maryland history. The seventeen series reveal forgotten facts, notable documents, and research by professors and fellows, including works on the Lebadist Colony, state banking, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and Sir Robert Eden, with editor Herbert B. Adams praised for guiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Johns Hopking University
Johns Hopkine Press
Baltimore
Commonwealth
E. B. James
Europe
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
John Himsley Johneson
Herbert B. Adama
Witty Exchanges and Club Night Quips in 19th Century Press
Cartoonish snippets show quick banter on marriage sex and manners. Police, hospital, and duel anecdotes thread through club scenes. A Chicago Record quip notes a poet’s mishap while a Philadelphia paper recalls a ribbed embrace after a duel. Harper’s Bazar showcases a sharp retort on reason and argument.
Pension bills praised. birds protected by feather ban
The House passed nearly two hundred private pension bills in Decoration Day proceedings, prompting calls to cleanse the pension rolls of unworthy claimants. In Philadelphia, Audubon societies won a feather protection battle, forcing milliners to limit plumage to birds killed for food, with the Merchants Millinery Association pledging sanctions for violations.
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New York Herald
House of Representatives
Congress
Philadelphia
Audubon Societies
Audaubon
Marchant Millinare
North America
Moments With The Muse And Other Fragments In June
A compilation of poetic fragments and prose excerpts from The News, featuring Walter Brooke and Pawn Maiz Gazette style lines about June, love, sorrow, faith, and hope, followed by a brief testimonial about Rain’s Pain Balm and a local sale notice. The page mixes poetry, sentimental reflections, and a consumer ad.
County Gibs correspondence and local notices
A fragmented county page details Sunday school observances for Children’s Day, church services, and community events in Plane No. 4 and surrounding areas. It notes fishing parties, band festivals, and a Maryland monument dedication, with visits by residents to relatives, conventions, and graduations.
Teachers of learning and character at Frederick Seminary
Letters from the People praise Miss Martha H Sprague, longtime teacher at Frederick Female Seminary now the Woman's College branch, recounting her strict discipline, broad teaching range from English to astronomy, and her influence shaping students and school standards. A reader recalls a Wilberforce essay incident, notes Sprague’s enduring impact, and honors the seminary’s legacy amid aging alumnae. Also a brief thanks note for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Des Moines.
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Yorke Bahor
Tax New
Tor Woman's College
Hirram H. Winchester
Acu Auleegal
Ars
Alwass
Lane
Martha H Sprague
Wincheater
Spragus
North Faston
Albany
Misa Boraque
Aliss Sprague
Persoue
Ecclesiastes
Totten
Miss Sprague
Wother
Senter
Miss Sprages
Miss O
Wilbarforce
Buse C
Frederick
Martha H. Sprague
West
Antietam
Woman's College
Frederick Female Seminary
Ara Stu
Seminary
Ben
Local News Summary From Howard Montgomery Counties
Obituaries report Daniel Kohler of Hagerewows died at seventy three from paralysis. A motorman fell from a railway car near Tomas and was badly injured. Mabel Day, sixteen, daughter of Thomas Day of Destos, died suddenly of heart failure. Mary C Hammond's will admitted to probate in Howard County Orphans Court. Howard County officials appointed birth and death registrars per new law. Naval Academy graduation week ceremonies continued with boat drills and athletic exhibition. In Montgomery Circuit Court, Russell vs Kensington and Oberyshare Rail road Co motion for new trial denied. C Anderson arrested in Hagerstown for criminal assault on Emma Potts, held on $1000 bail. Two Tapman boys rescued from burning home at 1427 Covington Street. firemen nearly suffocated. At Crowtown picnic, Will James disrupted music. Louis Hill attacked James, breaking his nose and leaving him unconscious for hours.
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Daniel Kohler
Hagerewows
Joel Bayes
Itopofe
Tomaos
Mabel Day
Afr
Thomas L. Day
Destos
Mary C. Hammond
Orphans’ Court
Howard
Howard County
Naval Academy
Montgomery County
William BR. Russell
Kensington and Oberyshare
C. Anderson
Hagerstown
Assantson
Mins
Emma Potts
Justice Hofman
George C Tapman
Covington Ctreat
Baltimore
Moran
Chester
Crowtown
Will James
Louis H. Hill
James
Bis
Bio
Quarry Machinery Destroyed at West Virginia Quarry
Fire swept through the Standard Lins and Stone Company plant in Kearneyarille near Martinsburg West Virginia destroying boilers engines and three stone crushers. Estimated loss about 30000 with 100 workers temporarily jobless. company plans immediate rebuild and quarry restart in about four months.
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Standard Lins and Stone Company
Kearneyarille
W. Va
Messia
Baker
Frederick
Backeystown
Martinaburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg
Lostia
Bir
Thomas
Iszge
Real Estate Auction Seals 61 Acres in Pleasant District
Captain Walter Saunders auctioned 61 acres to W J Worman mortgagee at 19 50 per acre and 2 more acres to W I Worman. Sale notes include whiskey references and health claims tied to Harper Leiskey. Sold by C N Haner Frederick Md.
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Harper Whitey
Harper Iskey
C.N Haner
Frederick, Md
Csi
Salt
D. L
D. C
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the Daily News
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Exaw
the Werdly News
Tae News
Ana Es Teate
SF Acerces
TEE News
Moon
Pete
Chicago
Democratic Corvention
Frederick County
Baltimore News
Fredick
Batmore News
Perth
Great Britain
Rosas
Philippines
Cuba
United States
Far East
Maryland History
Bat
Tommy
Ned
Denver Times
Jonee
Murphys
Smith
Detroit
Flora
France
Bart
Harper’s Bazar
the Press
Walter Brooke
Mysters
Amar
J. A. Erie. Pa
Albert Pearce
Origetst
Cbip
Ikey Kice
Sautay
Dane
Jobo Burger
Del
Ohio
Sander
Jane J
Evangelia Lotherao Bandey Schooul
Walkerstille Silver Cornet
United Orchestra
Link's
Plane Nols
James Howard
Sia'l Renklea
Plane Nu
Thomas Casbour
New London
Toeir
Damascus
E. Rooklee
Benjamin Conner
Galthersburg
Thomas Burges
George Haines
Joseph W. Rankles
James Rankles
New Market
GH Fowler
Tolancitle
William Mostey
Feagaville
Jesse Michael and Son
Eva Hood
Pennsylvania
James Hall
Edna McLane
Mazie Smith
Anna Foss
William Downey
H. H. Hopkins
Mary Bopkins
Atlantic City
Edith Viz
Adamstown
Balthis
Dinnig Pearce
David May
Protestant Episcopal Church
Fearhake
M. Eader
G.¥. Farting
M.P
Harper's Farry
Russell
Percy Russell
New York
George E.talbott
Mary Talbott
Milton Gilbert
Woodatero
Stephens
Mirs
Basil Reali
Gertrude Hyatt
State Normal School
Susan Rhinehart
Walkersville
Ida Rhinehart
Mon Tovis
William Phebas
Harriet Murdock
Boonsboro
A. L. Stier
F. Storm
Burgess Hammond
Tormpiks
J. W. Rhinehart
T. A. Stephens
Jennie Dorsey
John Williams
Emmitsburg
California
Allen
Ramon
V Sj
Allen S. Olms
le Rez
Ilen
Shea
Packarey
Ailen B
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Foxy
Chamberlain’s
Mrz S Doty
Des Moines
Iowa
Albert L. Pearse
Draggist
Se. S. Seblay
Bro. Sragrists
de Witt
Gosblee
JH Keller
Drugeist
Norte
Third St. Lowren
Sappington
Patrick Street
Chapel Alles
Patrick and
Church Streets
George H. Zimmerman Marédtt
Heb Wilcoxon
East Fourth St
Market St
South Market Street
G. D. Miller
S. Market Street
East Church Street
3. W. Billesry
Petersville
O'Donnell
Peteraville
Jos
B. Roelkey Harmony Grote
East Fourth Street
John N. Clary
Senatt
the Banner OF Liberty
Labertstown
Alarsland
RUS_OE SWADENER
Jidteseim
Mikumbrella
Vale
Harting
Dolphin St
East Third Street
Brooklia
BUL Tyler & Co
Portland
Same
Farprince
Board of Directure
The
Leucan
Lashis
Sir Keing
Meyer
Mazeet ST
Braedock Melgate
Madre
Carter Sr
Euum
West Patrick Street
Blumenauer & CO
D. Mantz
Market Sea Nedenak Cine
Mareell & Trail
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Oie
Carroll ST
Pue Osborne
Arkansas
Pacific Over
Niu
Readine
Devin
Beach
Mrs. Rosborne
Besant & Knott
Rebron
New Yorkes
William A. Simmons
Market Street
Jozeph A. Hershberger
West South Steel Joast
Secutrin
William E. Miller
Frerick County
Reons Bing
Jennie Schley Melee
Lefe
B. Ramsberg
Brengie
Sixth St
Noah E. Cramer
Nos E. Craser
Skord —Destravle Cits
Imberban
N. Market Sc
Frad &Th
South St
Brogan
Pear
Bubursen Notinee
I Market
Nateomal Peak
Sundin
Essex
Faep
Boxer
Lse
Towssesn Soort & Sox
Baneles and
Brueers
HD Y Escott, WiLcoxk & Hibtom
N. W. Wantington
PL. Beal
State Saore
TRE
eUsras Bray
MAY Co
Sanday
Waskingtes
Pn & Janet
Dkny
Dapal
Washington
T Sundar
Moerscobure
Wirhea
Silkademt
Aienavolte
Pittsburg
Chicagua
Wira We Stattone
Sphia
Newit
Ait
Airyand
Winchester
Poe
Baltimary
Waasad
Warrastlons
Pitta
Chik
Baltimert
New
Haltimore
Way
Cumberland
Harerstown
Bruncwick
Aoting Wits
Shippensture
Gettreburs
Heverstowat Bay
Hanover
P.W
N.C
Pain Station
Ion Ad Oe
Ines
BALTO
Warnesbero
Thale
Littlestown
Tenegawa
Braceville
Garane
Ae M. Hood
BH Griswold
Seal
Foot
Cleveland
J. AL Xallat
North Merket
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