Roosevelt a proposal for graft reform leadership
A New York banker suggests after Roosevelt's presidency he lead a powerful anti graft organization funded by a $20 million capital and $1 million annual income. The plan envisions a highly influential head with international stature to combat corporate corruption and steer reform. He argues Roosevelt could spearhead this drive and advance broad business honesty.
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B. Clarence Jones
New York
Europe
Roosevelt
Jones
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Bir. Jones
London
New York Herald
Idonos
Auch
Political Commentary From Baltimore Newspapers
A compilation showing sharp quotes on politicians and policies. Senator Foraker is praised as a nonquitter while Beveridge faces questions about a high salary and marriage to an heiress. Maryland’s past twelve years are lauded for political reform amid calls to continue progress.
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Senator Foraker
Baltimore American
Maryland
Abe
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness Delusions and Quotations
Brief collage of quips and humor excerpts from periodicals. A playful montage mixes lines about angels mothers and clubs with puns and streetwise witticisms. Echoing the era’s light gossip humor the piece blends cartoonish dialogue and slang to evoke a magazine fragment atmosphere.
The Voice of the Press on Weddings and Truth
A humorous critique from the Plain Dealer warns of foolish stunts at weddings as guests torment the bridal couple with idiotic tricks. A Philadelphia Ledger piece rails against lying and truthfulness, noting honesty as a civilizational test and Sir Walter Scott on education for youth.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Ledger
Worthie Ressons
Walter Scott
Moments with the Muse catfishing tale and odd verse
A folksy poem celebrates night fishing under a bright moon with a patient catfish, contrasting quiet patience on shore and the thrill of casting for supper. A separate ad-order promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine, claiming constitutional cure and offering testimonials and a money-back promise.
Law's Grip and Public Misconduct in Mosley’s Pond
A group of boys faced a hearing before Justice Smith for misbehaving at Mosley's pond near Capt. Wee Anderson's residence. Sheriff Martz and Deputy Darner warned them to stay off the premises and seek appropriate places to swim. Additional brief notices report Lestia Wright charged with assaulting Samuel Hall last May, bail set at two dollars, and George Trout charged with assault near Park Mills, bail set at one hundred dollars. John Coleman Bowers held for grand jury on non-support of his wife Mary Bowers, bail set at one hundred dollars.
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J. Francis Smith
Mosley’s Pond
Wee. Anderson
Anderson
Sherrif Martz
Sherif Darner
Justice Smith
Andar- 80P
Lestia Wright
Lewis F. Carter
Samuel Hall
Joclius
Braddock
Covatable Carter
Mary Bowers
Justica J Francis Suish
Hymeneal of Misa Hlare Cobb and Nathanciel Wilson
A Washington DC bride Misa Hlare Cobb wed Nathanciel Theodore Wilson in a simple home ceremony attended only by close relatives on Sunderland Place. Rev Osthorne Ingles of Frederick officiated, with Clarence Wilson as best man. The article includes a family note about a prospective autumn marriage. It also contains verses to a child and an advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Salve at Pearce's Modern Pharmacy.
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Clarence Wilson
Carolyn Heff
Bucklen
Jobe Garrett
North Mills
N.C
Pearce
M. C
John Réleb
John Keith
Hichara Cromwell
Jagab Almme
Frederick County
Mt. Grove Lime Company
Kins and
Sntire
Frederick Itms and Stone Company
Broderick Lime and Stone Company
John W. Taber
Et A
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Birely
Treaaurer
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Yrederice
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Relax
Telephone Exchange
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Harops
Taft
Tat Fsherman
Delaware
Water Gap
Wilson
Kansas
Pittsberg Millonaires
Chicago
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Vancouver
Foshim
Baltimore
Beveridge
Congress
Washington
Annapolis
Atlanta Constitution
Fred
Freda
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Walt
Charlotte Observer
Thia
Id. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Little Ann
Miktle Girl
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Iittla Ann
Iittle Ann
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Alexander Geddes
Central National Bank
Sod
Frederick, Md
Taree
East Street
Glenn O. Garber
Aoane Renin
Knitting Milla
W. H Burger
Kast Ratrick Street
Frederick County Natl Bank
PAB Megs’ & Mechanicr
Frederick County National Lane
Charles B. Trail
Orphans’ Court
Matthias KE. Bartgis
Iga J. McCurdy
Notce
City Register
Frederick
Franklin B. Smith
O. Albert Gugon
Oashier
OQ. B. Trail
Geo. B. Kodock
Daniel H. Steiner
Granville M. Smuth
David O. Kemp
F. L. Stoner
Joseph G. Miller
James H. Harris
A. R. Yeakle
F. B. Smith
M.D
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Hammond Urast
O. B. T. Hendrickson
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Keath M. Werman
James A. Brown
Frank L. Stoner
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Amuel'e. Happner
Circuit Court
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Samuel T. Haffner
R. O. Stravemann
Hveela Ice Pottery
Phebas
Matilda M Foot
Margaret F Devitt
Benjamin F, Reich
D. Thomas
Citizens’ National Bank
Harles T. K. Young
Dill Avenue
Derwood
Montgomery County
Pearl
Rocky Springs
Pike
Liamsville
Detour
Carroll County
Middle- Own
New Market
Central Bank
Eaat Second Street
Wolferine Co
Pittsbure
Frederick County Bible Society
Jacob Rohrback
Desatel
Mechanics’ National Bank
Edgar &, Nicodemus
sStuckeystown
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N Market Street
Frederick City
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Fifth Streets
Heinfeln
Frorty
Market Street
Rune
Kilnekart
Aller
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Ward H. HeiNvein
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A. Westenhaver
City Opera House
W. Bohrman
Mulberry
Sta. Hagerstown
B.&o.k.r
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Cramer & Stauffer
East Third
East Fourth
Chas ‘. K. Young
JelSotf
Joseph W. Gaver
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East Fourth Street
Girls’ High School
Simmona
Kamaville
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Frederick District
William J. O'Brien
Calvert Building
Fprubtees
Frederick Lime and Stone Company
Maryen
United States District Court For
District of Maryland
Trusteau
Baltimers and Ohio Railroad
Qamnere
Chae
George
Rodock
Parison & Ganan
Pasl
Bale
Ghardi Street
Jessamine
Otte
Henry Clay
Marchitt
Church Street
East Church Street
Civine
George A, Pearre, JR
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Chas
Rigaghe
Elizabeth Mounshower
Samuel Mounshower
City Hotel
Elizabeth Moonshower
Jensen
Starr
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JESSE W._ATARR
H. Eckatein
Walter Banndars
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Mambleton & Co
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Railnese
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Baltimore, MD
Oxfords
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N. Market Street
Jor Glass
Landis
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China
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Oddawly N. Market St. Frederick, Md
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Thurmont
Novindly
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Merhl F. Moberly
Wsst
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Bauimore & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
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Louisville
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Hswegen
Agerstown
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