The Weekly News Commentary On War Losses And Public Notices
A fragmented page discusses Transvaal treaty sentiment, Maryland strawberry shortages, and Memorial Day reflections. It references Fort Pretoria departure, Confederate veterans, Stars and Stripes parade debates, and national views on Civil War loyalties, urging harmony and shared national memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Maryland
Battle of
Antietam
Atlanta Constitution
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Louisville
Union
Fism
Worth
South
Betes
Aleo
Lam
Croker Urged to Return Home In Tammany Mixup
Fragmentary note depicts urgency for Mr. Croker to rush back to oversee a Tammany operation, with reference to a bungled bow maneuver and a bumbling public position. The text hints at political graft or internal missteps within party ranks and a need for immediate restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Croker
Tammany Pumptyelier
Fragmented Humorous Snippets From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of brief humorous lines and dialogue excerpts from various papers. A Boston-like cartoon caption, a lunch table pudding moment, a budding romance banter, hotel lobby chatter on tipping, and a Senatorial farewell quip highlight social feints, personal ideals, and political theatre.
Minority Rule and English War Spark in Atlantic Essay
The Atlantic Monthly article reviews Cleveland’s call to curb minority presidential selection and notes past minority influence in elections. It contrasts Lincoln’s wartime majority with minority miscounts, and discusses English reaction to Lord Roberts’s win in South Africa with biting critique of British elite priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Atlantic Monthly
Cleveland
McKinley
Missouri
Mississippi
Bryan
Lincoln
Douglas Sargess
Carmagrole English Version Prompts War Era Debate
A fragmentary note discusses an English rendering of Carmagrole in London. It argues the verse aims at the bravest and knightly aristocracy and claims many high born readers are ashamed of the war and skeptical of Commander in Chief. The brief hints at political motive and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
She opMart
Coamderlain
Poems and Recipes From Lost Voices Read aloud
A quirky collage of dated verse and a regional cooking sketch echoes nostalgia. Poem fragments describe yearning for spring barefoot freedom and dreamlike wanderings, while a dialect piece jokes about a frugal recipe titled The Poor Man's Friend and its thrift-minded preparation.
Correction to Tate News on Natural Bridge details
A reader corrects The News report of the 6th about Natural Bridge of Virginia, noting the bridge is rock and earth and not formed by trees. He recalls Washington initials carved in rock, doubts their authorship, and questions the bridge’s origin as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate News
Virginia
Washington
June Town Roundup and Seasonal Happenings
Brief items note festival season, weddings, circuses, and summer entertainments in town. It mentions J E W Hargett's warehouse frame, Lampe repainting the Examiner and Western Union buildings, and upcoming picnics and camp songs. Also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and local druggists selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ti. Lampe
Examiner and Western Union
East Church Street
Birds In Nature Life in Maryland Birds and Habitats
A long survey of spring bird migration and nesting in Maryland notes varied reproduction among species, with some birds abundant and others scarce. It highlights local population swings, hawk and owl presence, woodpecker diversity, and the common songbirds shaping the state’s avifauna, alongside brief consumer advert text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkwood
United States
Bob White
Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association
Little Bob White
Maryland
Mary
Baltimore
Henslow
Washington, D.C
Towson
Confederate Veterans address Daughters of the Confederacy at cemetery
Members of Alexander Young Camp and Fitzhugh Lee Chapter met to decorate graves at Olives Cemetery. The camp leader praised the Daughters of the Confederacy and urged unity, promising old veterans will obey the commanding officer and assist in the memorial task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young Camp
Fitehugh Lee Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy
Westenday
Mr. Olives Cemetery
Confederate Wiliam
Thomas
Alexander Yoong
Fitzhugh Lee
Causa
Lee
Alexander Young
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TRE News
Frederick
Prxsipest ExvGeEr
Transvaal
Fretoria
Washington County
Hagerstown
Baltimore Herald
Misttes
Werribess
Ecorkias
Ushin
Loeton Commercial Bulletin
Mamoia
Wille
Blas
Willie
Elsie
Shaya
Chicago Times-Herald
Sorghum
Miss Cayenna
Congress
Washington Star
England
Pretona
Lord Roberts
Great Britain
Rhodea-Chamberlain-Beit-Bisomsky
Seeand
Esland
Hovieys
Barney Barnatos
Cecil Rhodeees
Warlborn
Mormor
Eleazar
St Louis
Billys
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J. E. W. Hargett
Pioneer
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F. A. Baorock
Eric Pa
Albert L Pearre
Dragemst
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Miller & McCurdy
Chamberisin
Howe
G. H. Wilson
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Bargettatown
Washington Do
Albert N. Pearce
Riggist
S Schley
Bro
Druertets
DE. Thomas
Confederacy
Wili
Frederick County
Raymond L. Shaff
Henry Spicer
Raymond & Shaff
Mortgsgen
Frederick Counts
Seule Ledot
Lass H. Hsrgett
Givai
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Fabre F. L. Stoner
Soifeiter
Miss Griffith
Jase Otice
Joseph C. Hershberger
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Wm. H.ramsburg
Geo. K. Stengle
W. Sixth St
Pattek Street
Chapel Alley
Patrick and
Church Streets
George H Zimmerman
HE. Wilcoxen
Market St
East Fourth St
S. Market Stalsdift
Sonthet Street
G. D. Miller
S. Market Street
Dart BR
J. W. Hilleary
Petersville
Imresaiatels
J.C. O Donnell
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William A. Simmons
Market Street
Frederick, MD
Pablic
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City Hotel
Blumenauer & CO
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Frederick City
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Arkansas and
Pacifil Ayer
Atlantic City
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Harmony Grove
East Fourth Street
John N. Clary
the Banner OF Liberty
Libertytown
Arsland
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Harting
Frederick County National Back
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Bobert & Sos
Addresshart & Rhodes
Danville
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Portland
Maine
Towxses
Scort & Sox
Bankles and
Brukers, NY
North Street
Baltin“Oke, MD
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Washington Stock Exchange
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