Freeman notes Roosevelt and Ballot Reform in Mississippi
The Frederick News cites President Roosevelt's Mississippi invitation, plus reactions to ballot reform and political shifts. It mentions Mason and Quay and references English and American trade tensions, with commentary on British press and American enterprise and quotes on Britain’s market competition.
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Quay
London
England
Americas
United
London Anderground
United States
Anc
Wales
Gamente
London Daily
Contemporaries Spar Over Titles and Oysters
A Baltimore American gag notes King Edward’s relief at not being crowned. The Baltimore Herald quips on a masters degree for policy. The Hagerstown Mail jokes about Capt Hobson’s eyes. The Baltimore San asserts oyster bottoms belong to Maryland’s farmers and oystermen, to be shared by all counties, not a private syndicate.
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Edward
Baltimore American
Maryland
Baltimore
San
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchange Gems
A quirky collage of lines from various papers includes a quip about women making clothes, a playful exchange on egotism, a joke about Jane and weather, a humorous mispronunciation sketch, a New York style lyric quarrel, and a tale of a wealthy maiden and a suitor debating woman suffrage.
Boers Accept British Unity and Reconciliation
The Philadelphia Record notes Lord Kitchener reports 12,000 Boers have surrendered under Vereeniging. The piece praises Boer loyalty and argues amnesty and civil rights will cement peace, comparing to Canadian amnesty and urging cooperation with British rule for a stable new South Africa.
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Philadelphia
Lord Kitchener
Vereeniging
Natal
Caps Colony
United States
Confederacy
Cape
Reception for Mizpah Lodge by Mountain City Knights
Mountain City Lodge No 20 Knights of Pythias hosted Mizpah Lodge of Baltimore at the Masonic Temple last evening. About 500 guests attended as degrees were conferred and social dancing followed with the Frederick Beleot Orchestra providing music. Speeches by State Senator Olin Bryan Grand Chancellor C Parker Baker and Joseph W Gaver, Esq, preceded refreshments of Maryland Biscuit sandwiches waters and coffee tops.
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Knigebts
Pythias
Mizpah Lodge
Baltimore
Mountain City
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Temple
H. D Etchison
Hay
Hia Genal Pleasant Mander
Olin Bryao
C. Parker Baker
Joseph W. Gaver
Maryland
Frederick Beleot Orchestra
H. B. Raach
W. G. Rasch
D. Williams
Hon
Olin Bryan
D. J. Reader
T. O. Heatwale
H. Tattersall
KR. J. Edward
O. Parker Baker
W. T. Lardnsky
D. H. Meddere
Adamstown High School Commencement at Klines Hall
Commencement exercises at Adamstown High School were held Monday evening in Kline's Hall to a crowded audience. The program included a procession by the orchestra, invocation by Rev. Philip Howards, salutations by Archie Snouffer, class history by Kitty Louise Bready, an oration by George Frank Thomas, an essay by Lulu Anthea Wright, and a valedictory by Otis Cleveland Waskey. Emory L. Coblentz delivered the graduation address. diplomas were presented by Ephraim E. Bobitz. benediction by Rev. Alville Connor. music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
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Kline
Orohe Tra
Philip Howards
Archie Snouffer
Misa Kitty Louise Bready
George Frank Thomas
Lulu Anthea Wright
Otis Cleveland Waskey
Emory L. Coblentz
Bay
Frederick Bar
Coblentz
Ephraim E. BobHtz
Alville Connor
Fred Arick Select Orchestra
Bright bits and school notices spark late June bustle
Raspberry shortcake returns as a fresh week brings school commencements and ideal June weather. The shirtwaist fashion surge features lavish neckwear and waistwear novelties. Pen-Mar Park reopens next Thursday with Grand Army Day coordinated by the Baltimore club. A Montgomery grand jury may convene soon to probe alleged gambling and other violations along the Conduit road.
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Schuol
Western Maryland
Grand Army Club of
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Grand Army
Montgomery County
Conduit
Summer Rain Poem Imagery by Robert Burss Wirson
A lyrical meditation on summer rain renewing land and heart. The speaker praises blessed rain drenching hills, fields, and even the stone heart, linking weather to blessing and joy.
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Stone
Robert Burss Wirson
County approves bridge, road in two districts
County Commissioners accepted an iron bridge over Hunting Creek in Lewistown district and paid 364 dollars. They also accepted a new road opened by D W Shoemaker from the Monocacy to the Bull Frog road in Emmittsburg district. The county treasurer’s bond was approved. A petition filed in Orphans Court by heirs of Margaret Donald against administrator James Donald for a statement of assets, with counsel listed.
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Lewistown
D. W. Shoemaker
Monocacy
Bull Frog Road
Emmittsburg
Orphans Court
Margaret Donald
James Donald
D. Princeton Buckey
A. D. Willard
S. A. Lewis
E. 5. Eichelberger
Moments With The Muse Gur Dary
Poem style verse urges casting off routine and constraints to enjoy present pleasures. warns against debt from vacation indulgence. Mentions luxury, discretion, Pierrot garb, and a return to work next week with a playful critique of restraint and creativity.
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Leverze Wilson
Not Guilty For Election Supervisors In Ballot Malfeasance
Election supervisors South and Nock, who faced charges of malfeasance in Ha gerstown over mis printed ballots in the last election, were found not guilty by the court. They received the benefit of the doubt.
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South
Nock
Hagerstown
Cass
Improvements Begin For High School Connection
Excavations started this morning to connect the female high school with the main building in the rear. Mr. Chaus A Merbling is constructing a double brick house on Wisner Street.
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Pemale High School
Chaus
A. Merbling
Wisner Street
Power From the Potomac Harnessed at Dam No 6
Martinsburg and Maryland capitalists seek a charter for the Martinsburg Power Company to harness Potomac River at dam No 6 twelve miles north of Martinsburg West Virginia. Four abandoned turbine wheels from Potomac Pulp Company will power the plant with large cables to Martinsburg and surrounding towns. The dam area stands 22 feet high with 1100 feet of masonry and the Martinsburg Electric Company officers will serve the new venture, joined by S A William of Belair Maryland. Dr S N Myers is president. When complete, power will attract new industries to Martinsburg and surrounding region.
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Martinsburg
W. Vs
Martinaborg Forestreet
Charleston
Maryland
Martinsburg Power Company
Potomac Pulp Company
Martinsburg Hleotile Company
Tee
Toat
Ctty
Planta
Potomac
Martinsburg Electric Company
S.A. William
Bslair, Md
Old Potomac Pulp Company
8. N. Myers
Death Notices and Obituaries in Maryland Area
The notices honor Mrs Emilie Blumenberg of Baltimore and Gen Leopold Blumenberg, Civil War veteran, with details on birth, marriage, and memorials. Also reported are deaths of John W. A. Shafer, Dr Griffin Washington Goldsborough, John Brady, Robert Mullinix, and an infant Rivers, with funeral arrangements and burial sites in Mt. Airy and surrounding counties.
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Henry Shafer
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Mercersburg
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Gresnaboro
Caroline County
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Frederick County
Brucetown
W. Va
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Mr. Brady
David Winpigler
Paarl
Wu. Davis
Frederick
Ridgeville
Pinegrove
Mt. Airy
Sanday
T. Lewis
Lawful Capture and School Day Exercises Note
Constable H E K Fickess of York Pa. brought Barry Codors to Frederick for larceny and beard dill. Class Day exercises for the graduate High Schools are set for 10 tomorrow morning, and Male High School plans an event at 5 pm. A German New Lebanon Ohio resident, George Schanb, praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm after his wife suffered back pains, saying relief followed days of use. The balm is sold by A L Pearres.
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H. EK. Fickess
Frederick
Barry Codors
George Schanb
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Valkaterians
Chamberlain
Bass Feeding on Locusts Reported in Potomac Streams
Reports from Lebermen and an old sportsman confirm bass in the Potomac and nearby streams feed on locusts. The finding explains slower bites and less profitable fishing while locusts persist. Fishermen are using locusts as bait and a large bass catch at Big Pool illustrates the trend.
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Potomso
Lebermen
Hebermen
Basa
Stomach Bittera touted for indigestion cure
A fragmented ad style notice asserts Hosteller’s Stomach Bittera cures indigestion headaches and biliousness by strengthening a weak stomach amid claims of starving patients improving with small food portions. It also cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Bucklen’s Arnica for various ailments and references local drugstore sale.
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Hesh
Chamberlain
H. J. Strickfaden
World-Heralde Hair Haven
A. L. ‘Earra
Regular Guild Meeting at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Guild of the Evangelical Reformed church meets this evening in the chapel. Officers for the next six months will be elected.
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Guild of the Evangelical Reformed Church
Market Quotations From Eastern Milling Company First Hand
Market quotations list grain and hay prices with corn at 2 cents per bushel, wheat No Red 76, and hay ranging from 3 to 10 dollars per ton. also notes tadsy and steamers with per bushel rates. The text also contains an unrelated line about campaign preparation.
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Saved from an Awful Fate by a Cure Claim
Mrs A M Shide of Chambersburg Pa writes of a dramatic recovery from consumption after six months of sickness including hay fever and asthma. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with a complete cure and praises its relief for throat and chest diseases. Free trial bottles offered at Aubertin Paarte’s drug store. prices 50c and 100c. Tax News notes.
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Aubert
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