Subscriptions and notices in The News from 1880s era
The News issues subscription rates and delivery terms for city carriers and mail within the United States. It notes that ads and correspondence are accepted by The News and urges cash with orders. It also comments on King Edward VII in London, his illness, and the potential impact on coronation plans and English stability.
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United States
Surry
Isis
Edward
London
England
Edward VI
Contem porary Comment On Arbitration Serum And Politics
Contemporary comment weighs in on an eradication metaphor for disease and climate of political influence. Senator McComas faces perception of oversized influence while Congressgrowns weary of each other’s talk and seeks other voices. John Mitchell defends the United Mine Workers stance amid the anthracite strike.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanian mine workers strike demands debated
The Baltimore Sun notes Mr. Mitchell stated the facts with accuracy that the strikers’ demands were not unwarranted, reflecting ongoing tensions over mining conditions and labor rights in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Mitchell Dea
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of snippets from 19th and early 20th century papers. Quotations show social satire on gender, law, dentistry, publishing and fashion with banter about catching balls, signs, prices, and snobbery. Multiple voices reveal humorous contrasts across Chicago and Philadelphia outlets.
General coal strike risks national convention call
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports that striking anthracite miners plan a national union convention to seek a sympathetic general strike. If obeyed, coal production could halt from the Atlantic to the Missouri, closing most U.S. mines. Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa miners favor bargaining gains and oppose a strike, while Western Pennsylvania soft coal miners hold sway and have limited four day work weeks.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Coal Mine-Workers’ Union
Atlantic
Missouri
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Ihnoia
Iowa
Michigan
West Virginia
Union Minera
Pennsylvania
Moments With the Muse and Evening Verses
A pair of verse passages describe twilight walks and evening scenes with nature imagery, stars, and moonlight. The first poem by Basesrine Wardwell recalls a romantic garden stroll and a parting kiss beneath the night, while the second depicts a red sunset fading to night with birds returning home, daisies closing, and stars appearing.
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Robert L Tyler
Yellow Springs
T. M. Buser
Shookatown
Willie V. Wolf
Wilson Martz
Wolf
G. Montgomery
Mt. Briar
Washington County
Mill Haven Bethel
Bertha
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Gsad
Mission of the Sacred Heart
James Mackenzie
Mary E. Burger
Heavenly Dove
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Ireland
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MacGovern
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Mrs. Burger
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Margaret Wickles
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Ses
Mackenzie
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Rose
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Raymond Toy
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Solomon
Marta
Charles Mackenzie
Annis Wickless
Love Your Father
Clara
Fanna Wickless
Seven Prothere
Rose Wickless
Brother MaDonough
Holy God
Brother MacGovern
Jerusalem
New Market County Notes Highlight Local Visits and Harvests
County correspondence from New Market and nearby towns reports visits by Miss Verda Griffith and Mrs. Charlotte Dalaney, local weddings and school events, a July harvest improving after rain, and a thunderstorm. Mra. R. V. Wood’s family hosts relatives in Barnesville, Dorsey Adams graduates, and library and election notices accompany social updates across Pooleville and Damascus.
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New Market
Verda Griffith
Montgomery County
Miaves Wood
Charlotte Dalaney
Baltimore
Mra
A. L. Stler
R. V. Wood
Roscoe
Barnesville
O. W. Hammond
Nannie Retch
Miew Anne Russell
George School
Dorsey Adams
E.E Adams
J. M. Gilbert
Woodsboro
Intereming baseball game and local notices across Damascus area
A lively Saturday afternoon baseball game between Damascus and Clerke burg ended with a wide margin. Local society notes recount visits, farm activity, picnics, church events, school appointments, a new half mile track project, harvest progress, and various residents traveling or hosting guests in Howard County and surrounding towns.
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Damascus
Clerkeburg
Smith Lensdele
Howard County
George Boyer
Wooablngton
Kent King
Jackson
Baltimore
J. D. Young
James Mount
Pennsylvania
Alfred Warthan
Kensington
Jouder
Harry Lansdale
Ms. Lebanon
Browningaville
July storms forecast by Irl Hicks warn of heat and hail
The July forecast by Rev Irl Hicks warns of a warm, stormy period from mid month with extreme heat and high humidity. He predicts notable disturbances between July 16 and 20, possible heavy electrical storms, then a cool spell after mid to late July, with continued storm activity toward month end.
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Irl Hicks
New Moon
Perigree
Saturn
Brief Bits and Odds Puffed Adagio Bits
A column of pithy proverbs and light jokes contrasts with local ads for Chamberlain’s Cholera remedy and Harper Whiskey. The snippets touch on wealth in pockets, love versus hope, and social quirks, ending with a local note row of drug and liquor sellers and a stray dog reference.
Free Advertisement at 64 West Fourth Street
A brief notice announces free offerings at 64 West Fourth Street in Frederick County with a contact phone line for details.
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Patrick Street
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Aid
West Fourth Street
Frederick County Phone
Frederick, Md
City Regeter
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