Fourth of July Fireworks Crackdown Promised in Frederick
Frederick officials vow strict enforcement of the ordinance banning guns and explosives on streets during the Fourth of July 1908. A public warning follows a national surge of deadly incidents last year, with editors urging safer celebration and patriotic activities centered on the Declaration of Independence.
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Tax News
Senith
Frederick
Amita
Stta
Aix
Afty
The
Outlook
Democratic Year Dominates Maryland Commentary
Fragmented readers notes discuss political loyalties around the Denver nomination. The letter references Taft, Taft supporters, and party dynamics in Maryland. It notes voters may split, with Democrats and Republicans shaping the slate and electoral choices ahead of a national convention.
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Maryland
Denver
Taft
Cumberland
Merriness Minutes Satirical Snippets From 1920s Pages
A collage of jokey exchanges from humor pages includes a Yale senator Brown remark, a judge and a kind lady, a June barefoot quip about weddings, and a cartoonish burglar inquiry. The Bits section humorously sketches office life, shoes, and social pretenses with deadpan banter.
Value of Human Life and Public Trust in Law Enforcement
From the Washington Herald summary the piece denounces a 75 cent arrest, condemns lethal force in low-stakes cases, and argues officers should not abuse authority. It condemns hot headed actions and urges restraint to protect citizens and preserve justice.
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Washington Herald
Prometines
Wielom
Fragmented reflections on law enforcement and life value
A disjointed excerpt critiques policing aims to minimize arrests and keep peace with few threats. It laments casual disregard for human life, notes sensationalism clouds concern, and hints at societal indifference to risk faced by officers and citizens alike.
Moments With The Muse The Clue In A Beautiful Day Verse
Excerpted lines mix poetic reflections on love sacrifice and transcendent beauty. It features archaic phrasing and fragmented imagery from Metropolitan Magazine and other verse, touching on love, nature, and dreamlike travel aboard a ship toward a calm divine presence.
Legend of a Ghost at Pearce and Scheck’s City Opera House
A dramatic fantasy unfolds as a beautiful girl bargains with a ghost to retrieve the Water of Life. She battles demons and dragons to reach the cemetery, returns the water to the ghost who drinks and becomes a prince, and the couple marry. Feature presentation at Pearce and Scheck’s exhibition at the City Opera House Saturday.
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Bata
Tito Ip
Fabio Fe
Ime Et Ney
Pearce, & Scheck
City ‘Opera House
Death notice for Mrs. Auran Ludy near Myersville
Mrs Auran Ludy widow of William Ludy died suddenly at her son Joseph Ludy's home about 14 miles west of Myersville on Friday night June 19 from heart disease. She was a lifelong United Brethren member, survived by three children and a brother and sister. Funeral at Myersville United Brethren church Monday. Also obituary of William Dewees of Thurmont, aged 63, prominent church member and former night watchman at MontEvue Hospital. funeral attended with G A R involvement.
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Wm. Ludy
Joseph Ludy
Mycraville
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Ludy
Indy
United Brethren Church
Misa Dutrow
Vis
Jankolla
Schildtkneebk
Boongbore
Emma Gernand
Wellington
William Dewees
Thurmont
Methodist Episcopal Church
Montevue Hospital
Gine
Maryland county tax rates and crime update
News of the state reports crime and tax actions. George Arnold, captured in Michigan, was sentenced in Oakland to six years in the Maryland Penitentiary for horse stealing. Two Eisner brothers received three year sentences. Queen Anne county taxes fixed at 95 cents per hundred, Cecil county rate at 61.05 per 100, up from last year. Miss Sarah E. Richmond of Baltimore elected president of the Maryland State Teachers Association. The smokehouse of Isage Snyder near Williamsport was destroyed by fire. The county base value stands at 13,481,293 dollars.
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Isage Snyder
Williamsport
George Arnold
Oakland
Queen Anne County
Sarah E. Richmond
Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers
Cecil County
Michigan
Garerett County
Tral
Maryland
Eisner
Officers Elected By Mredonia Council No 46 Us A M
At a meeting last night the Mredonia Council No 46 Us A M elected the following officers for the ensuing term Councilor Wa T Munshower vice councilor Wm H Kline secretary Charla A Landis assistant secretary John I Clan financial secretary A E Heidler inductor W W Richards examiner Charles Kline inside protector Frank Karrell outside protector T E F Disterman organist Charles T Kline trustee Charles A Landis janitor Geo T M Shuffler
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Mredonia Council
Us A. M
Dr. Smith Elected President at Railway Surgeons Meet
Dr. Franklin B. Smith of Frederick was elected president of the Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons at the concluding session of its nineteenth annual convention in Chicago yesterday. Dr. T. A. Murphy of Relay, Md., was chosen secretary-treasurer. The three day gathering featured many technical discussions.
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Franklin B. Smith
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons
Association
Chicago
T. A. Murphy
Relay
Mdy
Harmony youth arrested for drunken disorderly conduct
A young man from near Harmony was arrested and fined five dollars at Myeraville by Burgess Ridgely for being drunk and disorderly. He was held overnight in Browning's chicken house since there was no lockup, then the next morning he was moved for further assessment.
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Harmony
Myeraville
Burgess Ridgely
Browning
Law takes men in drift to Hagerstown
Edward McLain and Frank Johnson were fined for vagrancy and released on condition they leave the county immediately by Justice C H Eckstein this morning. They headed to Hagerstown. Mrs August Meier of North Market street has recovered enough to be up. Mrs J McDonald of Eighth street remains on the sick list.
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Hagerstown
Edward McLain
Frank Johnson
C.H. Eckstein
August Meier
North Market Street
J. McDonald
Eighth Street
Special Train For Red Men Demonstration Run From Martinsburg
The committee in charge of the Red Men's Demonstration announce a special train from Martinsburg West Virginia on July 4. It will depart Martinsburg at 6 a m and leave the city at 10 p m.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Aged Harvester Claims 77-Year-Old Wheat Cut in Four Hours
Daniel J. Kyler of near Woodsboro appeared at the courthouse today claiming he is 77 years old. He said yesterday he cut three acres of wheat with a cradle in four hours and ten minutes. He and his mother lived to 99, and raised 16 children.
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Daniel J. Kyler
Near
Woodsboro
Court House
Fragmented plea for care and inclusion in Waves group
A garbled note asks about care and joining a group called Waves. The writer mentions feelings of exclusion and a desire to participate, seeking support and acceptance within a community context.
June Pageant in a Small Town Newsroom
A lively community column surveys June weddings dances and picnics. It notes sunlit observances, a new Lutheran church dedication at Creagerstown, and local events from Braddock Heights to Ocean City. It mentions school sessions, county fairs, and political chatter about national nominations, with local harvests and pie served in season.
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Braddock Heights
Seasion
American Mechanica
Senator Foraker
Ocean City
Federige County National Bank Seventy-Year Milestone Ad
Frederige County National Bank marks ninety years this month and highlights steady gains under progressive and conservative management. The bank invites readers to open an account, noting capital of $180,000 and inviting Frederige residents to join.
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Frederige County National Bank
Frederige
Red Men Celebrate With July Parades And Picnics
The note describes a Red Men's celebration extended to two days with a parade and a festive Fourth of July feel. It mentions friends visiting for the summer, and Bisters' Hill offered for sale. Mary Jang signs off with nostalgia for school days, botany, and picnics, bidding farewell to June and welcoming July.
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Bisters’ Hill
Allen Grumbine
Rev Remsburg Elected Pastor for Funks Town Church
The Lutheran congregation of Funks-town Washington county elects Rev Wilson L Remsburg of Santa Barbara California as pastor to begin work July or August. Remsburg is native of the Middletown Valley and formerly served at Myersville before moving to California.
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Funkstown
Washington County
Wilson L. Remsburg
Santa Barbara
Cal
Mr. Remsburg
Middletown Valley
Myersville
California
Family Reunion Honors 75th Birthday in East Pattick
Mrs. Mary Stul celebrated her 75th birthday at her daughter Mrs. Samuel Titlow’s home on East Pattick Street yesterday. A family reunion followed with refreshments served.
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Mary Stul
Samuel Titlow
East Pattick Street
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