Persecution of Jews in Russia Draws Uproar anew
A 1910 article discusses daily expulsions of Jews from Russian territories with reports of up to four hundred thousand displaced. It contrasts medieval oppression with present state actions and laments the enduring anti Jewish bias amid calls for liberty and equal rights in America.
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Ruspa
Russia
Kiev
Atrods
Ors
Rie Ati
Justey
America
Owith
Rus
Railroads and politics mix in Baltimore newspapers
Baltimore and Annapolis papers discuss railway expansion and public road funds. Governor Crothers and the Good Roads Commission visit western counties while critics urge accountability for taxpayers funds. President Willard’s speech hints at potential large profits for his railroad company as industry concerns surface.
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Crothers
Hia Good Roads Commission
Annapolis Capitoll
Willard
Bis
Baltimore
Roosevelt’s Africa book plans and tuberculosis debate
A jumble of 1920s notes discusses Colonel Roosevelt planning a forthcoming Africa book, plus a New York American report on tuberculosis prevention for U S schoolchildren. It notes two strategies to curb the disease, and roams into Roosevelt’s Oxford lecture on historical analogies and American ideals.
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Philadelphia North American
Toosevelt
Welreloxa Letenge
Africa
Roosevelt
New York
Oxford
Memmnen
United States
Europe
London
Bix
Gindhall
International Courteay
Prosperity hinges on harvests and steady investment
The report notes higher production and traffic increasing trade while agriculture remains central to prosperity. It cites favorable conditions for grain acreage and forecasts continued foreign investment in securities, with lower farm prices and a market buoyed by confident European buyers.
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Yeaderday
Moments With the Muse at Twilight in Boston Transcript
Poetic passage describes a summer afternoon fading to twilight along a watery path and dunes. The scene captures waves, sand, and shifting light as a sailor’s farewell and distant birds converge with woodland and rock. The voice contemplates brave ventures, fate, and watchful eyes in amber mist.
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Sean
Willian
Derman’s Reformed Church Boonsboro Claim Settled
The Court of Claims in Washington forwarded to Congress a report on the Boonsboro Maryland claim for 300 dollars for hospital use by General McClellan in 1862. It awards 60 dollars in damages. The court also ruled on the Sons of Temperance Portsmouth Virginia claim for 4000 dollars for four years of wartime use, granting 1100 dollars in damages.
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Court of Claims
Washington
Congress
Derman' Reformed Church
Boonsboro
General McClellan
Sons of Temperance of
Portsmouth
Social World Notes Dance Event and Church Gatherings
Town social items describe a dance on Monday June 20 at Tenving town for Teraitdick and a Red Men’s Hall event in Brunawiek with over a hundred attendees. Also listed are a Missionary Society tea, a special sermon by Rev. Lamar, and a marriage license for Peteenge and Elsie Moberly.
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Naples
Red Men's Hath
Brunawiek
Plaice
Charlestowe
Harper’s Perry
Martinsburg
Cumberhad
Prederick
Utd
Brad- Hacks Heights
Peteenge
Elsie MN
Moberly
Walkersville
Struck by Beer Bottle in North Market Street Fight
William Fogle was badly cut when struck with a beer bottle after a quarrel at a saloon end of North Market Street. He was taken into custody by Constable Carter. Gus Bowers was arrested near Mt Pleasant by Sheriff Grimes for assault with a weapon and brought before the grand jury on a $100 bond.
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William Fogle
North Market Street
Fogle
Nies
Fogie
Carter
Gus
Bowers
Mt Pleasant
Grimes
Iebie
Abolish Armies Spurred by Clerical Speech in Scotland
Rev Dr Wallace Walsh of Dundee told 500 ministers that any anti Christian war effort is anti Christ and that he would disband armies destroy battleships and raze barracks if given power. He spoke at a Pittsburg gathering praising the Christ spirit as sole path. The report also notes a European travel party led by Dr Tiffany and others sailing June 21 from Hoboken aboard the Hamburg for a grand itinerary ending in New York September 7.
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Ananios
Arid
Wallace, Walsh
Dundee
Scotland
Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, and
Methodist Episcopal Ministeral Association
Pittsburg
Walsh
Funeral for Mrs Belt to be held at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Maria Tyler Belt widow of Thomas G Belt and daughter of the late Dr Witlin Brad ley Tyler arrived from Omaha Nebraska. The funeral is set for 10 o’clock tomorrow at Mt Olivet cemetery with Phienda and relatives invited. Washington and Lee graduates include Henry Jenbloys Garnand and others receiving degrees. Three Washington county undertakers were arrested in Hagerstown for burying corpses without permits and faced trial. one fined 15 dollars.
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Mra
Maria Tyler Belt
Thomas G. Belt
Dr. Witlin
Bradley ‘Tyler
Omaha
Neb
Mt. Olivet
Washington and Lee
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Henry Jenbloys Garnand
Hamilton Arthur Derr
Middletown
Albert Staley Haltz
Frederick
George W. Preeton
Washington County
Hagerstown
Justice Hoffman
State Board
J. E. Pitsnogte
Baltimore Stocks and Cotton Prices Reported June 16 1810
Baltimore stock market notes show prices corrected to noon from Motter Bros Co and brokers, with entries for Seaboard lines, United Railways, Western Maryland bonds, and cotton market references.
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Motter Bros & Co
Bankera and
Brokers
ALC
Cotton Duel
Beaboard Company
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United Rigw
Western
Maryland
In the Law's Grip Bent to Tail Settle
A fragmented report notes a court case involving a defendant labeled colored who pleaded guilty to assaulting Minerva Ste Tek. The judge Ecksfelt imposed a fine in default of which the defendant faced up to 80 days in jail.
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Tarris
Ecksfelt Youtordiug
Frederick market prices from Farmers' Exchange corrected June 16 1916
Prices quoted for Wheat Corn Oats Barley and Hay including No 2 hard and mixed wheats in various forms. Hay timothy clover and straw values per bale or ton with figures for potatoes mill feed and dairy feeds.
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Frederick County
Farmers’ Exchange
Fates Seed Meni
Timott S Py
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Teddy
Sebel
Roth
Lucky Baldiin
Uncle Sama
Baltimore American
Land of Freedom
Baltimore Star
New York American
Ty Bulletii
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
York Herald
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Peanurimen
Railways
the Muse
Mountaus Somer
the Indies
FE. H. Laroar
Clty
Siaron Lodge
A. F
Arlington
Sharon
Dr. King
James M. Black
Asheville
N.C
Pearre
Quarrel
New
York Stocks
Leit Motier Bros
Tutley
Balto
Ubio’ Ry
Bash Denver
Noefolk & Western
Agae
Texas
Sac
Industrials
Amer
Fay
May
M . Loco Com
Smelter
Amg
BOF
UME
Col
Fuel & Ire Consolidated Gas 302 Corsa
Baltimore Stock Market
Tho
Newa
Central National Bank
Raat
Sun One
Court House
Capital
Rass
Binge
Kore Shan
TRE Savings Department
TRE
Central National ‘Bank
Count Houas
Motter Bros.’ & CO
Wesseller
Frederick City
Investment Securities
Ances
Motter Brothers
Cantral Emational Bank Building
Frederick, MD
WM. I. Bear & CO
WM. L.bear & CO
Chicago Board of Trade Brokers
Pennsylvania Building
Chestnut and
157U Streets
Philadelphia
Chicago Board of Trade
Ont
Chicago
Logan & Bryan
Ctra
Lancaster
York
Harrisburg
James R.kinsloe
Norte Market Square
Harrisburg, Pa
Rockaten
Yi Lim
Sagan
Trespars
National Bank
Charles ' B “Teal
Pate
Ari Asset
Atelier
Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick,md
FNOR
Plano
Good Ag
East Third Street
Kxended Cor News
Ae Jigdats
Young & Staley
Walkeravite
Addresa
Walkatsville
Jelsarr
June Lodar
Posseston
Pty
le Rothenhoeffr
Roll Grothers
Ohio Railroad
Ea. m
Ishae
St Washington
Wey
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