Foraker Taft ties widen in political clash
The article discusses Senator Foraker joining the Taft faction and rumors of Taft’s resignation swirling. It highlights upcoming Denver political scenes and quotes Dr. Thomas Darlington warning that heart disease has become a national peril linked to modern life, stressing factors from education to athletic excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Darlington
New York City
American Climatological Association de Boston
Darlington
Dartington
Deler
Biden era political melee muddles public view
A garbled 19th century style reading notes political jockeying among Maryland figures. References to Bea, Wipe F, Mr. Btone, Mr. Mudd, Judge Oray and Henry sketch intra party rivalry, conventions, and shifting loyalties. The piece notes discord and fading cordiality as factions realign amid accusations and public discourse.
Market Gossip Describes Busy Day at Market House
A large crowd gathered this morning at the market house despite rain, with chatter about expanding the market building. Prices covered a wide range from fruits and vegetables to meat and dairy, noting wheat quality and early harvest plans as farmers prepared for next week.
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
Fragments from humor and dialogue include exchanges about affection, mischief, and clever retorts. References span sources such as the Atlanta Constitution and Washington Star, weaving light banter with lampooned lines and a mythic touch on Alexander the Great.
Slaughter of Children Prompts Infant Welfare Plan
An editorial urges reducing infant mortality in England, noting Nottingham rates as high as 200 per 1000. It advocates July start for a dinners program for nursing mothers, offering meals and lessons on infant care in a poverty district, with Paris as inspiration and church aid urged for the submerged tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angele Times
Sofia
England
Nottingham
East
Aes
T Ip
Paris
Citiea
Moments With The Muse The Password
Fragmented readable lines hint at a verse feature titled The Password with a wartime patrol mood. Mentions Sentinel Time guarding forest, a mocking bird, Indian plume, daffodils, and soldiers in a valley. Password is June per sparrow cue, amid ads for pills and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Njaesa
Mann
Warrzarox
Uncle Retous
Big Fourth of July Celebration Promises Historic Frederick Day
Frederick readies a red letter Fourth of July with the Red Men and Firemen's Celebration. Brass bands and parades from Harrisburg Baltimore and other locales arrive by train trolley and coach. A monster night parade lights up July 3 followed by a full day of contests and festivities on July 4 with ten bands and many fire companies. The city anticipates grand decorations and a holiday to remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Jrod
Reformed Reunion at PeosMap in July
The Reformed reunion will be the first at PeosMap this denomination. It will be held on Thursday July 16 with Emoryal Cobleuta of Middle townie as chair of the committees and music conductor. The Dock Heights Band will perform again, and the All College Hour returns in a more complete form with a single address by Rev. B. B. Royer of Heidelberg Church, York, Pa.
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Pén-Mar
Theo
Dhia
Thia Denominaton
Emoryal Cobleuta
Middle
B. B. Royer
Heidelberg Church
York
Braddock Heights to Open Season With Service and Concert
The first song service of the season at Braddock Heights is set for tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock with Mr. Adolphus Fear bake delivering the address on True Worship. Music will be led by Mr. Melvin A. E. Biser, followed by a sacred concert by the Braddock Heights Band featuring selections from Mozart and traditional marches and medleys including Kentucky Home and American Guard. The Banner of Liberty editor reports at the Oak Halti Sunday School festival, noting generous ice cream servings and a chocolate cake offer that inspired a bracelet gift idea.
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Braddock Heights
Adolphus Fearbake
Melvin A. E. Biser
Kentucky
Brooke
Banner of Liberty
Oak Halti
Ladion
James
Baldert
County Tax Rate Fixed and Local Fatalities Reported
The Carroll county tax rate was set at 60 cents. Conrad Ebert, 60, fell from a cherry tree in Cuimberland and died of injuries. Charles Wareham, a lineman for the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway, was killed by electricity. The will of James Harvey Rowland, filed in Elkton, shows an estate valued at 2,000,000 with personal estate of 1,256,840. Mrs. Sarah Rosenthal was found dead in her bedroom at 1311 Linden Avenue Baltimore with death certified as by inhaling gas.
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Carroll County
Conrad Ebert
Cuimberland
Charles Wareham
Washington, Baltimore and
Linden Avenue
Baltimore
Baldwin
Death notices of Shoemaker Rudy McCleery Wyville in York area
Obituaries from York Pennsylvania report the death of J Grant Shoemaker at 129 North Pine Street on June 19 from tuberculosis, noting his railroad career and survivors. Other notices include Mrs Susan Rudy of Myersville dying at Myeraville at 79, funeral Monday. Mrs Mary Jane McCleery of Frederick dies, funeral Monday. and Frank B Wyville dies in Baltimore with services Sunday in Baltimore, funeral arrangements through his sister in York.
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J. Grant
J. Grant Shoekmaker
North Pine Street
York
Shoemaker
John W. and
Savilly Shoemaker
Ladiesburg
This County
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Minnie
Raymond
Russell
Helen
Slaters
George W
This City
Louis C
Mary J. Vanfossen
Union Midge
Amanda M. K
Adammdale
Maggie J, Inc
Laura A. Utz
Quincy
Friendship Bethel
Union Bridge
WRG
Buban Rudy
Susan Rudy
Wm. Rudy
Joseph Rudy
Mycraville
Mis
Manysella Schildtknecht
Pocateges Mre
Emma Gernand
Wellington
Kansas
Cyrus W. Rudy
Hagerstown
Louép
Rudy
Hom
Henry Dutrow
Blue Ridge Summit
Elizabeth Moser
Myersville
Joseph W. Gaver
U. B
Mary Jane B. M’cleery
Mary Jane E. McCleery
Perry B. McCleery
North Market Atrest
Robert
Chicago
William D
Perry B
Valentine
George B
Claude R. McCleery
Frederick
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frank B. Wyville
Ella May Wyville
Baniue
HYMENEAL AND DIVORCE ACTIONS REPORTED IN CITY
Marriage report notes Andrew Krise and Mary Bratine of C wn wed at Walk servile Lutheran parsonage Wednesday by Rev George. Suit for divorce filed by Mrs Della King through attorney HK DeLauter seeks freedom from husband. Frank parties wed in city June 15 1907 by Rev Dr Osborns Ingle. They reside near Urbana.
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Della King
DeLauter
Frank
Osborns Ingle
Urbana
Fashion Jargon and Thumbs Shape In Queer News
A quirk filled column notes 18th century fashion gibes from a journal describing Mile D. at the opera with phrases like stifled sighs and sustained sentiments. It then shifts to Newark reports of J M Smith and Annie E Eldridge claiming property ownership through a nonstandard thumb joint, linking lineage to a 1320 escape from prison.
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Newark
N. J
J. M. Smith
Hig Aiater
Annie E.i Eldridge
Los Angeles
Smith
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Atlanta Constitution
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Song Service On Mountain
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Fredustck
Vist
East Patrick & Frederick Countysphone
Long
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BTS
Bak
NOGA
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Frederige County National Bank
Par. & Mbom
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Frederick County Telephone
Frederick County
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