Roosevelt and Fairbanks Nominated by Republicans
The Republican convention settled on Theodore Roosevelt to continue as President with Senator Charles W. Fairbanks as Vice President. The choice reflects broad party support and resistance from opposing interests. Commentators note Fairbanks is well suited by training and temperament to serve if needed, strengthening the ticket.
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Contemporary comment on riots and fashions in 19th century papers
A collection of satirical blurbs from the era notes McComas feeling a scalp intact, General Enthusiasm skipping a Chicago convention, Isis blending riot and wedding in New York, and complaints about wasted energy amid the weather.
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Minutes of Merriness and Odd Exchanges in Town Talk
A quirky exchange column notes Dr Tomson allowing one glass of beer daily and a man joking about being five weeks ahead on his allowance. The item references Madge and Marjocie with a pun on mercepary and a farmer’s remark about charging a father an hour for making love to her.
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Independent press voices and Parker Bryan clash in papers
A roundup of quotations from the Boston Herald and New York Tribune on independence in journalism and the Parker Bryan debate, with critique of Democratic loyalties and party stances. Also noted: moderation in summer diet urged by Prof. Wiley, warning against excess alcohol and ice-cold drinks during hot weather.
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Moments With The Muse In June Poem Fragment
A lyrical fragment from Pall Mant Gazerrs describing June scenes with bees, birds, flowers, and perfumed air. It fuses nature imagery with a reflective confession about memory and a embrace that lingers.
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Edward J. Hudson Waives Hearing on Fermented Squire Sale
Edward J. Hudson waived a hearing yesterday before Justice Wood on charges of selling fermented liquor in quantities under nine pints against his license, which permits only larger quantities. He posted $100 bail for appearance before the September grand jury.
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County correspondence from Maryland towns reports many visits and harvest news
Maryland letter notes residents from Baltimore and Howard County visiting friends in Creagerstown and nearby towns. It records wedding attendance, church events, Sunday school reorganizations, and a late harvest outlook with fly damage reducing yields. Also listed are visits by E Clarence Ott and Harry Warren, and a Children’s Day program at Lutheran and M E churches with detailed programs and communion plans.
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Germantown Triumphs 3-2 In Saturday Match
Local notes report Germantown winning 3 to 2 on Saturday. Various community updates include visits, illness, church services, and upcoming games in BURKITISVILLE BETHEL and SPRINGFIELD sections, with residents visiting relatives in Frederick Hagerstown Poolesville and nearby towns.
Brief Bits Bring Quips Of Life In A Patchwork Column
Snippets note daily sayings and local anecdotes. A Georgia woman claims lightning cured her rheumatism, while painters work on Dr. Frank Hedges and others. A wagging exchange riffs on energy and laziness as Uncle Eben mocks work and business, with playful jabs at wealth and noses.
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The Work of Death Henry W Lenhart
Henry W Lenhart died at his residence near Utios on Sunday June 19 aged 73 years 6 months and 9 days after a swift decline from dropsy His wife predeceased him by four years seven children survive including four sons and three daughters The funeral was held Tuesday with Rev McLean Frederick officiating and burial at Utica Mrs Sarah Biddinger died Monday June 20 at age 93 at Osedar Grove General debility The funeral for Mrs Biddinger occurred Wednesday at Mt Zion M E church McBalg
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Flood Damage Leads to Bridge and Road Appropriation Increase
Members of the Board of County Commissioners explain that the 1904 tax levy includes an appropriation of 619,517 for iron bridges due to last year’s flood damage. A separate 4,600 is allotted for road damages from the flood. The prior year’s bridge appropriation was 17,400.
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Died at Westminster and other region notices
John Murray Wingling died at Westminster. Capt Edward P Donuls died at his home near Elioats Qty aged 76. Navy court martial begun for Lleat R E Hogan. Osidios Gibbona to priesthood at Woodstock. Major J W Deney seeks re election to Congress. Royal Arcanum event attended by thousands in Punmar. Elias Pries critically ill at home after disease. Justice John W Linthicum died at Simpsonville. R E Smith appointed railroad agent at Smithsburg succeeding Towson. Smithsburg exhibit guidance at fair warns against Harper Whiskey display in Agriculture Building.
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Notice of nine director election for railway company
Notice to stockholders of Frederick and Middletown Railway Company that an election for nine directors to serve for one year will be held at the company's offices in the Citizens' National Bank Building, Frederick City, Maryland, on.
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