Maryland Forestry Plan Highlighted by Officials
The Weedley News notes W W Avikert Maryland State Game Warden's rising prominence under Colonel Avikert. A Swiss visitor seeks settlement in Maryland, likely bringing a colony. At the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting Dr William Bullock Clark cites Maryland forestry data as lacking but a Maryland Geological Survey plan resumes county studies, starting Allegany and three others next year for practical benefit to agriculture and commerce.
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Gut. Duns W. Avikert
Aviert
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York
William Bullock Clark
Maryland
Glark
Maryland Geological Survey
Allegany County
Oodl
Doctor Clark
Unreliable Journalism and False Interviews Highlight Bias
The piece recalls several cases where newspapers misrepresented facts or attributed quotes to individuals in Maryland and beyond. It cites a U S Senator represented as attending events, a western scientist misquoted by a Chicago paper, and a Baltimore story at Philadelphia’s Republican convention later exposed as false. The author urges caution and stricter checks to curb misleading reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wallington
Cumberland
New York
Maryland
Baltimore Evening News
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Amardean Jourstlion
Newspaper Reform Through Reporter Accountability
A letter urges editors to form unions and compile a blacklist to bar reporters found guilty of offenses from future employment. It argues this would curb unreliability in journalism and restore public trust, noting examples from The-World and various papers about political and social issues of the era.
Minutes of Merriness and Muttered Tales in Town Papers
A collage of clipped quips and snippets from various papers. Jokes about Jack Goodfellow and Esau and Jacob surface beside playful misreadings of Gounod. A satire on a rich health foods manufacturer and a stagegoing crowd jars with a quip on rock-throwing at a theater.
The North, South clash over school books on Civil War
A restored Washington Post piece argues Southern claims that Confederates were patriots rather than rebels deserve fair review. It contends secession was a serious issue settled by war, not a crime, and both sides believed in their cause and duties to their governments.
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Washington Post
New York
Republic
Jefferson Davis
Lee
Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
South
Robert E. Lee
Lis Dorp
United States Army
North
American Army Wins Victory in the Philippines
The article describes U S troops entering Filipino headquarters amid a swift victory, with soldiers confidently taking possession in the name of the United States and raising the new flag over the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
United States
End of Confederacy Defended in Slavery Dispute
The conflict raged without a settled outcome. It is praised that the Union prevailed and slavery was abolished, yet the author warns that honoring Confederate leaders would dishonor the men who fought for the South’s independence and mislead future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Cnrss
Moments With The Muse Just Being Happy
A reflective piece evokes choosing happiness to help others, praise for cheerful influence, and lightening skies through a hopeful heart. The text blends verses on joy with patriotic imagery and public displays of national colors and honor.
Notre Dame Academy Holds Eighth Commencement
The eighth annual Notre Dame Academy commencement in Libertytown celebrated graduates Miss Mary Grace Welsh and Miss Maud Lurenor Simpson. Rev Father John Norton presented diplomas as medals were awarded for music theory, Christian doctrine, and English history. A music program, drill by nine boys, and tableaux accompanied the ceremony.
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Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Mary Grace Welsh
Maud Lurenor Simpson
Sleo
Welsh
Warner Welsh
Simpson
Thomas Sinopeon
John Norton
Ethel Mills
Marie Smith
Clotilde Wright
Liberty
Peabody Institute
Cisire Sappington
Unionville
Notre Dame College
Caroline B. Davis
Acacensy
Aho
Exer
Paris Fair American Exhibit Opens in Paris Exposition
The American exhibit at the Paris Exposition aims to teach lessons of skillful endeavor and unfaltering energy. Our Government Building is completed and designed to reflect American perseverance through its display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Pleasant Paragraphs On Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes describe social visits and travels among residents.Mr M G Urner Jr in Baltimore on passades and returns. Mr W Sherman of Baltimore visits Frederick. Mr and Mrs Ignative Goode spend days in Baltimore. the Craters visit Atlantic City. Mrs Wm Smith visits Charlesville. Mrs Lewis Oram of West Fifth Street noted. Mrs J A Keller and daughter of Luray enjoy a stay. N B Hagan and daughter Ann visits in Tansytown have returned. Mr Daniel Peaster of Martinsburg WV and Mrs John Rhoderide in East Street are mentioned.
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M. G. Urner, Jr
Court Square
Baltimore
T. Fippiton
Owen's
Wm. Sherman
Frederick
Charles City
By Bos Sunpyaide
Ignative Goode
East Church Street
Nosh E. Cramer
West
Atlantic City
Wm. Smith
Charlesville
Lewis Oram
West Fifth Street
J.A. Keller
Luray
N. B. Hagan
Annis
Tansytown
Mary M. Hagan
East Fourth Street
Daniel Peaster
Martinsburg
W Vs
John Rhoderide
News of the Churches and Local Notices
Children’s Day at Pleasant Grove church Sunday at 10 30 a.m. and Montgomery Circuit appointments for D. L. Raid and O. H. Fielding Jr. with sacrament and quarterly collection at multiple locations. State Board of Health official inspection of a tannery in Frederick. Local market quotes for bacon, corn, wheat, and hay. Injury report of Henry Brest from a lumber yard accident. Sick list notes Dr. F. F. Smith’s improvement. Oath of Frank J. Gaexey regarding Catarrh cure claims and advertisement for Hood’s products and J. Jones & Co. products.
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Pleasant Grove
Montgomery
D. L. Raid
Poolsville
Oak Hill
Suly
Forest Grove
Mt. Pleasant
Poolaville
Clarkaburg
O. H. Fielding, Jr
Clarksburg
Ooming
Hyattstown
Flint Gill
Bowing Contest Opens With Germania Beats Frederick
The Diamond bowing contest conducted by Mr John Frazier opened last night with a bowling match between the Germania team of Baltimore and the Frederick team, won by the home side. Germania players included Momra Schneider May Nolan Griebel and Brndall. High score was 70 and each customer received a ten pin cigar holder as a souvenir. The event featured several selections and a strengthened lineup.
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John Frazier
Germania
Baltimore
Frederick
Momra
Schneider
May
Nolan
Griebel
Brnndall
Mess
Keefer
Simmons
Schmidt
Crum
Frazier
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Esler
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