Milton Relics At Harvard Highlight Autograph and Pindar Copy
The Harvard library preserves Milton treasures including his autograph and a 1620 annotated copy of Pindar with Greek and Latin notes. A Neapolitan keeper’s album houses Milton and Earl of Stafford signatures, while Trinity College Cambridge holds a key Milton manuscript. Harvard claims the only original Milton memorials in this country.
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Alva
Peet
Pindar
harvard drary
Milton
Cambridge university
Camillus Cardoyn
Geneva
Thomas Wentworth
Earl of Stafford
Alston
eevle
Newten Hselfe
Httle
Trinity college
Cambridge
England
S’aradise
te Harvard Hbrary
Fragmented humorous ramble with odd quotes from a Philadelphia Record
Odd clipped lines discuss work and appetite with a housekeeper and Hungry Olegins. The piece then pivots to a quip about the heaviest precious stone being air compared to water and opal being lighter, reflecting catalogued trivia in a newspaper snippet.
Mirabeau and the French Revolution’s early drama
A compact profile of Count Mirabeau as the central figure in the opening phase of the French Revolution. It traces his rise from Provencal nobility to orator of the people, his complex stance on liberty and monarchy, and his lasting impact on the Revolution’s course.
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Mirabeng
Winfather
Munheay
Mirabeau
wonsieur
hin
Mirabean
Marat
Merabean
Airaheans
Xecker
Necker
France
plaice
beneaith
Hiquetti Ofirahenis
Tle
viclin
Riquetti
Grover L. Kmner
Miss Wilkins Delays Marriage Plans and News
Miss Mary E. Wilkins the New England author again postpones her marriage to a New Jersey physician, with no definite date in sight. The item notes uncertainty and mentions other local correspondents and social updates from L. A. Boatian and Mrs. Gertruda Barnes among casual society items.
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Miss Wilkins
New England
Severn
New Jersey
GEO
County corress xdense and current events in county towns
The Lutheran Sunday school held a Children’s Day program. News notes report hay harvests, improving corn and gardens after rain, and a large cherry crop. Church groups plan meetings. painters enhance a local residence. Residents visit relatives in Frederick, Rocky Ridge, Thurmont, Walkersville, and nearby towns. several brief local happenings are recorded.
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OODSBORO
Lutheran Sunday school
Win. Font
H. Clay Hall
Frederick
Abbie Young
Lewis Haller
L. R. Harman
Harvoat
Cbriatian Endeavor Society of the
Lutheran church
B. F. Saylor & Sons
Abraham Spahr
Elmer Kolb
Samuel Harbaugh
Frank Harbaugh
Taneytown
Luther Walty
Httle
Lewistown
J. H. Delaplane
R. G. Stall
H. W. stall
Emma Pistinger
Walkersville
Carr enters Democratic race for State Senate in Prince George's
Laurel man Charles W. Carr, previously defeated narrowly for Delegate, announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the Maryland State Senate in Prince George's County. His platform calls for an eight hour day for all workers, weekly pay for factory employees, county road improvements, state control of university scholarships, an election of a practical farmer as commissioner of agriculture, stronger regulation of trusts, municipal ownership of utilities, sale or tax of franchises when applicable, and a primary election law.
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Charles W. Carr
Laurel
Merrick
Senate
Prince George's
Carr
rand
olana
Dog Catcher Named and Street Dogs Threatened
Mayor appoints John A. Byler as dog catcher for July and August, warning all dogs found off leash will be seized and killed if not muzzled. Dogs seized stay impounded 48 hours, owners may redeem for two dollars. unclaimed dogs will be killed. Disposal plan mentions Monocacy river.
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John A. Byler
West Patrick street
Smith
Various 1900s World Events Highlight Turbulent Era
News notes report Henry Williams’s lynching mob in Chicago and a Mexican outlaw George Cortez admitting murder charges. Alabama voters limit sheriff accountability amid lynching debates. General Cailles surrenders to Americans in the Philippines with 650 men and 500 rifles. Philadelphia’s $9 million city loan fails due to low interest. Dr. A J Baker drowns while helping his swimming son in Valley ver. Pacific Mail steamer work halts at Newport News shipyards due to machinists strike. Ohio Republicans oust Foster in favor of Hanna forces. Cleveland Flyer train derailment at Pittsburg kills two, injures twenty. West Virginia floods kill 60–75, property losses near $2.5 million. New tariff hurts Guam trade. aid feared for starving islanders. U S fleet reduced in Asiatic waters. gunboat Canton sails to the U S. Chandler Haile named secretary oflegation at Vienna. James J Alley named secretary of negation in Guatemala and Honduras. Russian finance official Jean de Bloch calls South African War proof that modern military service is absurd. Spain faces anticlerical disturbances. Infanta Isabella’s kiss to a rioting crowd in Madrid. Alicante mob attacks a religious procession, breaks and shatters a crucifix.
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Henry Williams
Chicago
George Cortez
General Cailles
Philippines
Philadelphia
A. J. Baker
Grafton
W. Va
aave
Newport News
Ohio Republian
Foster
State Central Committee
Hanna
Cleveland
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Guam
United States
Asiatic
Oantine
Manila
Chandler Haile
Maine
legation
Vienna
James J.alley
Kentucky
Guatemala
Honduras
Jean de Bloch
ministry of finance
United Service Institution
London
Spain
Madrid
Infanta Isabella
Alicante
Ohio Republican convention renominates Nash governor
Special Dispatch to The News. Commnvs June 25 reports the Ohio Republican convention renominates Governor Nash. Carl L Wippert named lieutenant governor by acclamation. City tax board reports net city taxable base up about $1,000. Gilmore VanFossen of Frederick appointed leatherworker in Washington Post Office. Autobiographical verse and杂 botanical list follow.
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Nash
CarlL Wippert
Board of Tax Commissioners
Gilmore VanFossen
Frederick
Post Office
Washington
Obituary notices for Diggs Young Bentz and Williams
Obituary notices report Rev Thomas Diggs colored dying in Hope Hall area with Monday funeral led by Rev Daniel Collins. Also Mrs Sarah Young aged 66 died near Hagerstown with children including Rev M L Young and Dr J D S Young. Infant George W Bentz buried after house service by Rev Dr Osborne Ingle. Mr William Williams longtime resident of Hyattsown died June 24, leaving a widow.
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THOMAS DIGGS
hua nome
pear Hopeland
Hope Hall church
Daniel Collins
H. Holland
Geo. Warfold
S. Weeden
F. Jackson
R. Bruce
Lloyd Hausman
Geo. W. Peters
SARAH YOUNG
Sarah Catherine Young
Daniel Young
Hagerstown
M. L. Young
Meyersdale
J. D. S. Young
Oreagerstown
John Beam
Burkitteville
Manasses Young
L. W. Young
Mollie Young
Halfway
Maryland
W. BENTZ
George W. Bentz
Arther Bentz
B. & O. avenue
Osborne Ingle
F. Schroeder
WILLIAM WILLIAMS
Hyattatown
Willama
Walea
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Catiformia Fig Syrup Co
California
Fie SrRur Co
B.EBERT & SONS
ARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPERS
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MARKEY'S
NORTH MARKET STREET
JOHN N. CLARY
Scond Street
yersville
Patrick Street
Ridgeville
F. G. Thomas & Sor
General Insurance Agents
Frederick, Md
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Tar News
HARVARD
Hungry Olegins
Philadelphia Record
James
Fai
Coleman
W. JEFFERSON
Danville
COUNT MIRABEAU
ILepeviht
G.L Silmer
Florentine
Sintate
Tiis
Provence
Mirabeans
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Waser
Plen Mirabeau
soldhier
Count Mirabout
Europe
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Paris
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Switzerland
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Frederick the Great
states general
Aix
Marseilles
Gizeh pyramid
MARY E. WILKINS
Misa Lila Smith
George Wm. Smith
F & M. Railway
Mies MM. Gertruda Barnes
L. A. Boatian
Baltimore
COUNTY
CORRES
BROAD RUN
Frank McDade
Thora. McDade
Emanuel Nichols
Sample’s Manor
Washington county
Charles Nichols
Charles F. Ausherman
Davin Ausherman
Messrs
Rice and Palmer
Oliver H. Huffer
MM. D. Arnold
Lucketts
Charles P. Ausherman
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CLEMSONVILLE
D. D. H. Clemaon
P. S. Barnes
Rockville
Germantown
Stanley Sondergill
Truman Pearce
St. John's College
C. O. Clemson
Western Maryland College
coast‘minater
A.M
Prince George's County
John A. Epler
OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Bobolink
Stasey seat
Jons BeRRUvGHS
McClure’s
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