Prince Hugo of Hohenlohe-Oheringan Turns Trader in Berlin
The Berlin royal prince Hugo Hohenlohe Oehringan shocks aristocrats by leaving luxury to enter the oil trade in partnership with a plebeian merchant. After an American stay he adopts democratic ideas and questions noble precedents, with potential lessons for German society and the wealthy classes.
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Germany
Berlin
Osste
Prince Hugo
Hohenlohe- Oehringan
United States
Nobis
Roosevelt judge pick praised by Maryland in public notice
In Anne Arundel County Record an editorial lauds John Wirt Randall of Annapolis as an upright, learned jurist fit to succeed Judge Hagner in Washington. Randall is extolled for integrity, independence, and broad scholarship, with the piece urging his nomination by the President to honor the administration and state. The text reflects broad local support across Maryland for Randall’s qualifications.
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Roosevelt
Hagner
Washington
John Wirt Randall
Annapolia
Randall
Thie
Republic
Maryland
Anne Arondel County
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous misquotations from Chicago News Philadelphia Press and New York Weekly. Jokes touch on weather prophecy prices and bachelors, highlighting playful banter about quotes and professions.
King Henry awards McKim royal medal for remodeling White House
Warhindton Star notes Edward VII awards Charlee F. McKim of New York the royal gold medal for remodeling the executive mansion. The June 23 presentation is marked by humor and speculation about motivations and the king's seriousness. McKim is praised as a leading architect with works in Madison Square Garden and the Boston Public Library.
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Edward
Great Britain
Ireland
Dominions
Charlee F. McKim
New York
McKim
Washington
White House
Istin
Rex
Mr. McKim
London
Ned
Isla
McHim
Madison Square Garden
Public Library
Boston
New State House
Providence
Five local graduates noted from Franklin and Marshall College
The 1903 Franklin and Marshall College commencement in Lancaster, Pennsylvania lists five Washington County youths among its graduates. Edward Kailor Shroyer of Wolfsville, a 1903 class honor student and editor of the College Student, plans theological studies after summer. Orlaude Urban Stottlemyer, also from Wolfsville, taught locally, excelled in debate and oratory and held college roles. Guy Pearre Bready of Adamstown, a Mercersburg Academy alumnus and chemistry specialist, will enter a Reformed Theological Seminary in Lancaster. Edward Augustus G Hermann of Frederick and Joseph Albert Eyler of Thermont complete the group with notable school and athletic backgrounds.
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Branklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
Agounty
Edward Keilor Bhroyer
Orlaude Urban Brottlemyer
Wolfeville
Edward Augustus G. Hermann
Frederick
Guy Pearce Bready
Adamstown
Joseph Albert Eyler
Thermont
Lehigh University
Studeut
Theological Seminary
Guy Pearre Bready
Adametown
E. Tobias
Mary T
Nye) Bready
Bays
Pearre
Maryland
Ad Srontown
Hoe
Mercersburg Academy
Frank Ke Sud
Moments with the Mese Joe Happy
Fragmentary verse from Baltimore American reprinted in Tan Baws notes. The piece features playful imagery of nature and joy with lines about birds, ivy, streams, and a carefree narrator expressing happiness despite gossip. The text appears to be a literary snippet rather than a news item.
Edward A G Hermann Son of Local Figure Born 1578
Edward A G Hermann of this city, son of Xr. Hermann, was born August 26, 1578. He attended Frederick College preparatory school and led the sophomore class at F M College in fall 1900. He active in literary society work, served as president of the Dingoothian Society, eulogist at the Society recount anniversary, and class poet at Class Day. He plans to enter Reformed Theological Seminary at Lancaster next fall.
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Edward A. G. Hermann
Hermann
Frederick College
F&m. College
Dingoothian Societry
Lancaster
Ambiguous Scholastic Path Of Early Scholar Eyier
A fragmented account traces J Albert Eyier leaving Thurmost High School in 1597 to sell a daily news, then attending Mer cersburg Academy, graduating 1899, and entering Franklin & Marehsil College in 1599, with a debated matchup against Peancyivasis State College and later symbols of senior year.
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J. Albert Eyier
Thurmost
Daily News
Mercersburg Academy
Franklin & Marehsil College
Wehomers
Peancyivasis State College
Market Gossip on Goods and Prices Rife Across Town
The notice reports abundant fruits vegetables and meats with prices for Butter 20 cents per pound Eggs 15 to 17 cents per dozen Poultry 30 to 60 cents per item and numerous fruit and vegetable listings. It notes strong demand at school banquets and no assassins to murder our chief rallera in a bustling market scene.
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Ralera
Aston
Bear Branch Club Defeats Adamstown In Twenty One to Seven Victory
A baseball game yesterday at Adamatows drew a large crowd as Bear Branch Club of Park Mills topped Adamstown Club 21 to 7. Battery Bear Branch Colbert and Dixon. Adamstown Scarfs and Ogie. Simmonne, Sooner and Thomas provided fast, far-reaching hitting in a lively contest.
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Adamatows
Bear Branch Club
Park Mills
Adamstown Club
Bear Branch
Battery
Colbert
Dixon Snd
Adamstown
Scarfs
Ogie
Simmone
Sooner
Thomas
Jones and Warfield vie for Democratic Governor nomination
Montgomery County Jones announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor with plans to campaign across counties and Baltimore City. He challenges Warfield, saying he seeks the party’s broad support and will reject favors or factional appointments if nominated and elected.
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Benetor Bpencer C. Jones
Montgomery Ocounty
Baltimore City
Jones
Montgomery County
Warfield
Montgomery County Advocate
Senator Jones
Wargeid
Mr. Warfield
Edwin Warfeld
Plate Democrat
Anti Organization
Muse and Moonlit Rhyme Messengers Lie Buried in Local Notices
A fragmentary column blends verse on Horace and Magorium with an obituary note for Matilda Houck of Harmony Grove. The missive from “4 Friend” laments her death, praising her charity, church work, and daily kindness to the sick and poor, while church officials announce an Archdeacon appointment.
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Mies Matilda Houck
Matilda Houck
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Act
Christian Endeavor
Harmony Grote Union Chapel
Bright
Laokes
Jealous man in Beots row shoots woman in jealous dispute
Bertie Powell, a 25 year old colored woman, was shot in Beotz's row after a dispute with Joseph Whalen who accused her of trifling with his affections. Whalen fled as a warrant was issued. doctors fear internal hemorrhages and Powell's condition is dire.
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Bertie Powell
Stally
Beotz’s Row
Joseph Waalen
Alec Colored
Justions O. A. Kekstein
Whalen
Bisuche Davie
Anaspolia election dispute and regional notices
News items report Anaspolia lacking municipal election rights while T B Symonds wins state post. Death of Mrs. Mary Margaret Lasscer in Prices Georges county and legal actions in Mount Airy estate case. Maryland Agricultural College cornerstone ceremony seeks 20 000 for improvements. St Annes vestry considers Rev Henry L Drew as assistant rector. Garrett county resident James Bloss, 25, jailed on felony assault charges. bail set at 1000 after Pennsylvania origin. Cumberland area robbery attempt ends with seven arrests.
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Anaspolia
T. B. Symonds
A. L Qzaaintence
Mary Margaret Lasscer
H. Harrison Basseer
Prices Georges County
North Keys
Merrick
Upper Marlboror
Mount Airy
Prince Georges ‘ County
Calverta
Maryland Agricuieral College
St. Anne's Protestant
Annapolia
James Bloss
Swallow Falls
Garrett County
Jennie Sines
John H. Sines
Williams
Oakland
Blosz
Pennsylvania
William H. Cole
Dumberland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Mr. Cole
Engagement Notices and Local Marriages Highlight June
Hymeness Me Roy Z Thomas to wed Miss Alberts C Lingo of Pittsburg. Lingo, educated at Western Maryland College, will marry Roy Z Thomas, a West Lafayette College professor, at Mrs J R Goodwin's home in Pittsburg later this month. Also: Sheeler Yeaney wedding in Tarentum with reception in Monrovia and move to Maryland. Hahn Smith wed Mt Airy couple by Mt Airy M E parsonage.
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Roy Z. Thomas
Jesela Lingo
Barton
Allegans County
Pittsburg
Alberts C. Lingo
Wear Lafayette
Ohio
Lingo
Western Maryland College
North East
Thomas
Johns Hopkins University
West Lafayette College
ENNEY
Harry L. Sheeler
J. C. Walker & Co
Monrovia
This County
Louise Yeaney
Tarentum
Mary Yeaney
O. A. Overman
J. E. Yeaney
Sarah M. Ruch
Death of Child Lewis Blumenauer at 7 Years
Lewis Michael Blumenauer died at his home 273 North Market Street from stomach and liver troubles. He was seven years, seven months, and fourteen days old. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 pm with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Lewis Bluenauer
Lewis Michael Blumenauer
Sod
John Blumenauer
Thomas Eline
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet
For Rent and Sale Listings on Market Street
Classified notice lists rental options including a six room house on Market Street with address at 1398 and references to Lewis A. Rice. Also mentions a sale item described as pearls new and a terse, damaged listing with unclear details.
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Market Street
Lewis A. Rice
Evrard Remner
Liabilities and Capital Stock in National Bank Ledger
Balance sheet fragment shows capital stock $100,000, surplus fund $8,000, undivided profits after expenses, national bank notes outstanding $25,000, amounts due to other banks $2,561.14, to state banks and bankers $310.26, and to trust companies and savings banks. Also notes individual deposits and checks appear incomplete.
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Bankiox
U. S
Pital
Daldin
U. Bonts
D. &. Rgasmer
Bane Memaead
U S
Asta Money Reserve Im Bank Spe
Dueto
Asiuaties Dueto
Roacsan
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Fez Feeprice
Daitt News
Warners
Uinasta
Mou
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Douarar Lim
Cqurier
Belie Boon
Paixce Peren Karageorgevitch
Isaid
Btill
South Dakota
Brooklyn
Bervin
Hagerstown Globe
The
Globe
Hagerstown
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Suere
Baltimore
Americas
Thoss
Weaith
Baltimore News
Chicago News
Plate
Washington Bear
Winkerse
New York Weekly
Voice OF the Press
Frederick “County
Ole Degrees Frou F. & M
Edward Kailor Shroyer
Wolfsville
Frederick Counties
F. & M. College
Ellelelek Ini
J. B. Shroyer
A. Stottlemyer
Guy Pearre
Mese
Joe Happy
Mapis
Sereron
W. Gillias
Edward A.g Hermann
J. Albert Eyler
Mary Jane
Seeeball
Horace
Dan
Junior Bell
Sabine Farm
Luna
Lana
Mayoriam
Ostorne
Bene Boon
Camber
Dred
Joseph Whalen
Jn Bentz
News OF the
Hymeness
Smith
Charles S. Hahn
Aibsrthe M. Smith
Mt. Airy
O. GO. Marriott
Mt. Airy M. E. Parsonage
Cat Marte
Drees
Frederick County
Nat'l Bank
Frederick County National Bank OF
Fredrick
MaxyLane
Frepenice
Ss. LI
W. L
Do Soler
W. L. Carty
Jong
Ahas
B.T. Hendrickson
NFP
McCardell
Pew
First National Bank
Total
Stave
Marr Lanxp
County of Frederick
WH Turner
OF the— Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank OF Frederick
U. S. Treasu
State of
Wilson B. Douvane
Wilbur H. Duvall
Chas. B
Hendrickson
X. P
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South Market
News Ofice
East Church Etreet
A. H. Harrington
T.M Williamees
Ionemio
Nercester
Groff Hoxre
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