Frederick reaches $25,000 for YMCA building fund
The Frederick community raised the $25,000 goal within sixty days for a new Young Men's Christian Association building. The success reflects local generosity and public spirit, strengthening the town's ability to support future public welfare efforts.
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Erery
Wells
Frederick
Crick-Nezded
Prederick
Young Men's Christian Association
Brederick
M.C
Contemporary Comment From Diverse American Papers
A compilation of opinion snippets from the Baltimore American, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore News, and Taneytown Record. The pieces touch on press access to presidents, travel expense funding, and Republicans in Congress avoiding direct public questions while opposing or aiding presidential proposals.
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Taneytown Record
Embroidered Water Sale Leads to Missed Request
A fragment from Chicago News shows a conversation with Mrs Juatlozking asking for embroidered water and a clerk named Saleaman admitting disappointment at not having it. The exchange captures a minor domestic anecdote in town life.
Witty Exchanges Echo a Busy City Pageant
A collage of dialogue from Chicago Tribune and New York papers reveals social chatter about credit, mortgages, and courtship. Characters discuss debt laden houses, Miss Cashleich, and a tester of convictions as a man stands for his beliefs amid ridicule and danger.
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Cos
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Man’s Love for the Horse and Bryan’s Popularity
A column lauds the horse’s enduring appeal across ages while analyzing W. J. Bryan’s surge in Democratic support. It frames Bryan as a unified force appealing to radicals and conservatives, argues tariff reform as key, and predicts his third nomination by the Democrats.
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Bryan
New York Herald
W. J. Bryan
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Mc Bryan
Abla
Algoare
Chicago
Cevae
McKinley
Bryson
Sither
Lars Radiant
Aafs
Menoy
Srgan
Moments With The Muse and Patent Remedy Notice
Poem fragment laments the Baud We Love and the fear of death as the true ache. Includes a dated verse by Wit Aries Droveport and an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Salveo for sores, chilblains and burns. Sold by A L Pearre's Drug Store at 25 cents a box.
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Aries Droveport
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Branewick Yard Expansion for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad awarded the Branewick terminal expansion to F H Clemens and Co. The project doubles yard capacity with 7500 car capacity, 32 miles of yard tracks, and mainline upgrades from two to four tracks. Eastbound yard features 16 receiving tracks and 26 class tracks, plus a four-track eastbound train yard. Total eastbound capacity reaches 3269 cars. Work begins immediately, with verwachted cost about 700000 to 750000 dollars, and trains handling shifts to improve eastbound freight classification and reduce congestion.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Hackliog
Cow Yard
Branewick
Cabosa
Bass
Kvoxvile
Exme
Brunswick
Monctaloe
D. D. Carothers
A. M. Kinsman
Mattinsburg
Washilotton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Pension System Work Underway for Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advances toward a new pension system with data collection by the relief department led by Major Pangboro and President Murray. About 60,000 active histories are to be gathered from 63,000 names with 20,000 records remaining to complete by November 1, and statistics ready by mid month for a potential January 1997 rollout.
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Baltimore & Ohio Ratizoid Company
Relief Department
Pangboro
Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Manu
Bsktimora
Ohio SE
Wibip
Baseball Records and Fatal Accident Report
Baseball standings show American League results with Athletics and others. a Sunday recap lists Chicago and Detroit games. A separate United States item reports the death of four year old Arthur To of Cincinnati crushed by a falling chimney while swinging in a hammock. An advertisement promotes "Hall's Catarrh Cure" from F. S. Cheney & Co of Toledo with a money‑back promise.
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Athletics
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicage
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Clebs
Losi Ce
Philadelphia
Aly Johnstown
Rede Turiayere
York
Lancaster
Ajroona
Bey
Arthur
Bos
Cingimant
Archient
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Eure
Deresa
Cheney & CG
Dinegtats
Hall
Local News Briefs from The News
Subscribed and sworn items follow. notes on letters to the editor and community activity. Braddock Heights Band under Prof Irving Bleer praised for high order music. Lightning hits chimney at George T. M. Shrifter’s home. no other damage reported. George W. Oram becomes county treasurer. James W. Robinson remains deputy. Marriage license issued in Washington for William Holmes and Bessie Trexell of Thurmont. Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised as best for bowel trouble. availability at local drugstores. Property sale notice to appear in The News on Tuesdays. ad rates listed.
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Braddock Heights
Irving 5. Bleer
Bleer
Frederick and
Vicinity
Fredersk City
Easch
LF. K
Washington, DS. CG
William O. Holmes
Bessie KR. Trexell
Thurmoot
Thia County
Borrouehs
Blouites
Ind
Chamberslain
AZL
Pearses Drug Store
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Frederick County Telephone
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