Naval program eyed to expand U S fleet and power
Representative Mudd argues the United States will soon command the largest fighting fleet in the world, with a naval buildout costing about 29.9 million dollars to surpass rival powers and defend a long coastline. He says the nation must be most powerful at sea as well as on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Representative Mudd
Maryland
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Mudd
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
England
Rusely
Bouse
Long Sea
Contemporaries hail Baltimore awakening to greatness
The flame prompts city pride as Baltimore wakes to its potential. Newspapers note a rebirth feeling in the state capital, signaling a shift in civic confidence and urban identity amid the blaze.
Baltimore Eyes Bold Comeback After Disaster
The Baltimore News urges a cold and farsighted view of the extraordinary occasion to shape the city’s future. It warns that the response will determine whether Baltimore rises as a stronger, prouder metropolis or declines to a mere object of sympathy for its sister cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimera
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Merriness Minutes and Witty Quotations Across Papers
A collage of playful exchanges from The Philadelphia Ledger Town Topics Urbanite Suburbanite Puck Detroit Free Press and other papers. Snappy lines on law secrets romance and trains reveal light humor and social chatter with dated newspaper voices and recurring city snippets.
Public Sympathy as a Global Influence in War
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that popular sympathy shapes international outcomes. It cites British Boer War support aiding peace terms and American sympathy for Japan influencing the current conflict, noting Count Ossini questions U.S. bias toward Japan despite good ties with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Philadelphia Ledger
England
Brseia
Washington
Count Ossini
Moments with the Muse A Ballade of Booke
A poem by Frank Wancott Hurt praising books as cheer and comfort. It contrasts old and new books and urges gentle readers to greet readers with a smile. The verse reflects bibliophilic reverie and the transient charm of literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booke
Bookman's Laws
Geome
Bagulle
Funerals in Walkersville Honor Local Residents
The funeral of Clarence O. Fulton held at 2 pm from his Walkersville home with services by Rev. D. J. Wolfs of Glade Reformed Church. Pallbearers included T. J. Albaugh, J. Hanson, Walter Zimmerman, Barry Cramer and Charles Zimmerman. Interment at Glade cemetery. Also the funeral of Mrs. Lewis P. Ramsburg occurred Thursday morning from her Walkersville residence with Rev. J. D. Wolf and Rev. S. M. Hench at Glade Reformed Church. Pallbearers Clinton Cramer, Henry Fulton, George Best, G. Thomas, David Esker and Elmer Weichter. Interment at Gistle cemetery. Garry Funeral Director. The Sick Mrs. Elmer Stop, West Second Street, seriously ill.
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Clarence O. Fulton
Walkersville
Honas
D. J. Wolfs
Glade Reformed Church
Albaugh
J. Hanson
Tantfer
Walter Zimmerman
Barry Cramer
Charles Zimmerman
Glade Cemetery
Lewis P. Ramsburg
J.D. Wolf
5. M. Hench
Clinton Cramer
Henry Fulton
George Best
QO. Thomas
David Esker
Elmer Weichter
Gistle
OC. C. Garry
Grand Canyon and Yosemite Impress at Frederick Art Club
Mrs E Todd shared vivid impressions from her May trip from Los Angeles to Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, then August to Yosemite Valley. She recounted canyon views from John Hance's cabin, a perilous return, and celebrated the works of Thomas Hill and Thomas Moran with $10,000 government purchases for two paintings.
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Sunset Mountains
San Francisco Peake
John Hance
Grand Canyon
Yosemite Valley
Merced River
el Capitan
Cathedral Hook
Glacier’s Point Rock
Yossmite
Nevada Falls
Todd
Thomas Hill
Thomas Moran
Yosemite
Rocky Mountains
Maryland Institute
Baltimore
Yellowstone
Death notices and obituaries of Pierce Kunkle Booney families in Cincinnati and local area
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Ella Pierce on March 2 in Cincinnati aged, listing husband Dr Pierce, daughter, mother, and several siblings by name. Also noted are the deaths of Joseph Kunkle aged 71 and infant John S Booney aged 1 year 1 month, with funeral arrangements and church or cemetery details.
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Ella Pierce
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pierce
B. James DaLashmnutt
Dill
Howard County
Van
Graceham
Thia County
Will
Springfield
George
This City
James DeLoshmatt
Alabama City
Ala
Nettie Jardine
Akron
Joseph Kunkle
Frank Hanlon
Biis. Hanlon
St. John’s Ostholtic Church
St. John’s
Fant
John
Booney
Thomas
Sarah Boockey
East Sixth Street
Mt Olivet
Social World Notes on Clarke Entertainments in Mobile
Mobile society column reports the Horace Clarkes hosted Miss Dill of Baltimore with a week of entertaining at the Country Club. Events included a Wednesday dance with guests Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Hearin and others, a Thursday luncheon and card party led by Mrs. Clarke, and various lunched gatherings. Miss Dill's popularity and vivacity are highlighted along with several guests.
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Clarke
Mobile
Ala
Horacie Clarkes
Miss Dill
Baltimore
O. T. Hearin
Daath
Masons
Baltimore and Ohio
Hez
Opera House
Frederick County Bank
McCardell
Cure a Cold One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabjets
A promotional testimonial claims Dr King s New Discovery cures pneumonia coughs and consumption symptoms within a day. The ad promises refunds if ineffective and notes trial bottles free. Listed prices include 50c and 1 00, with endorsements from Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio.
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B.W. Groves
Admiral Dot Named Westchester Deputy Sheriff in White Plains
Joins Kahn known as Admiral Dot, a 40 inch tall former circus performer, named deputy sheriff by Westchester County Sheriff James S. Merritt. He and wife Lottie Swatwood have two children Hazal and Gabriel. Dot runs a hotel in White Plains and leads multiple clubs, claiming a life of public admiration.
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Admiral Dot
Westchester County
White
Sherif
James S. Merritt
Jack
P. T. Barnozw
Olrous
Thia Tole
Lilliputian Company
Dot
Admiral
Whiteta Plains
Admiral Dot Bowling Club
Remarkable Local Deputy Sheriff Balances Firefighting and Fun
A White Plains deputy sheriff serves as foreman of the Hook and Ladder Company and responds to all alarms. He runs a busy bar and entertainment hall hosting 300 dancers, labor lodge members, and patrons amid meals, bowling, stage shows, and late-night revelry while claiming size does not define his fitness for official duties.
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White Plains Hook and Ladder Company
Shea State
Almir
Republicans of Hagerstown nominate Abraham OC for mayor
Strife for mayor in Hagerstown with Abraham OC named by Republicans. A rival People’s ticket forms for Williamsport municipal election. Talbot county objectors fear livestock livelihoods under the Human Bill amid regional political tensions.
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Hagerstown
Abraham OC
Williamsport
Talbot County
Samuel O. Nagle
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Harford County
West Virgina
Cumberland
Charles F. Murphy
New York
Tammany Jeader
Rae
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Cumberland Glass Worka
Asicre
Central Hotel
Frostburg
John Ravenscroft
Chester River
James A. Smith
United States Fish Commission
March Musings From The Town: Weather, Week, and Wares
March brings rain and winds that slow the trains, but life goes on in the town with church, lectures, elections, and markets. Mary Jane thanks readers as she previews spring events, gardening, and social notes from the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebrusky
Adda
Mary Jane
Mortgage tax debate draws reader letters and county view
A Frederick County attorney argues against repealing the mortgage tax. He cites 1902 and 1903 income figures, notes few delinquencies, and claims enforcement failures by officials, while criticizing Baltimore lenders and urging the law remain on the statute books despite opposition from Atkinson and Morrison.
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Txz News
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Board of
Frederick
Sage
Atkinson
Caritiéa
Morrison
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Fall Injures Two Men Working on Brad dock Cottage
Milton H. Stup contractor and Samuel Stine carpenter, both of Brad dock, were injured when a scaffold broke while boxing the gable end of a cottage on the Ross and Williams lot near Braddock. Stup sustained a head wound from a hatchet and Stine sprained a leg. both were treated at home by Dr. F. B. Smith.
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Milton H. Stup
Braddock
Samuel Stine
Ross and Whiliams
Mr. Stup
Stine
George Perry
F. B. Smith
Stup
Groff Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
Special Dispatch reports Justice Pritchard overruled Groff’s motion for a new trial in the postal conspiracy case. He was sentenced to two years at Moundsville Penitentiary with a $2000 fine, to begin on arrival. Groff posted a $20,000 bond pending appeal.
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Wasuvnetos
D.C
Pritchard
Isaael A. Groff
Moundsville
Topaus
Groff
Church Fire Kills Three at St Patrick’s Shrine
A fire at St Patrick’s Roman Catholic church in Texe Island City New York destroyed the church and caused three deaths including one priest and two women servants. Two priests were injured in the blaze reported today.
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Texe Island City
N. Y
Aod
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Shia Place
Market Gossip Lists Prices in Lent Era Foods and Items
The scribe notes spring approaches with rising light and steady prices for eggs, butter, vegetables, and fish. A detailed list follows of costs for poultry, fruit, veg, meat, and misc goods like cheese, pies, bread, and coffee, with specific cents per unit. The piece reflects local market conditions and spring offerings alongside Lent consumption.
Divan Chanced Off at Fair Auction
A fine divan presented by Marshall Etchison at the Fair Yea Olden Times was chanced off yesterday afternoon and won by Mr. Milton Engle. The number was drawn by Mr. Robert Delaplaine.
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Marshall Etchison
Milton Engle
Robert Delaplaine
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Taos
Miet
Co & Howard, Bees
Binz
United Sistes
Tas
Telebone
Rhe News
Frederick, Md
Antapelis
Ricuanp Haepine Davis
Sany
Emile
Gol. Watterson
Mr. Hearst
Contemporary Comment
Annepolis Capital
Falsimore American
Mamma
Floramay
Qoinomnati Engirer
Philadelphis Ledger
Elia
Omsar
Puck
Detroit Fras Press
Voice OF the Press
Frank Wancott
Mra. Elmer
West Second Street
TER Frederick Art Club
B.S. Todd
Louis Otte
The
Buffalo
News OF the
A. Groff
Evea
Mary Jans
Pate Carpenter
TRE News
Isaac
H. Haller
Markee
Ethard Street
Cemetery Road
Veratown Pike
North Market Street
H. M. Esterly
D. D. Sowers’ Lumber Co- 2d
Church Street
Ensta
Walter Saunders
Market Street
Gev. H. Braufelter
Singer Sewing Machines
G. Be Blaufelter
W. Patrick Street
Modéwiy
Nat'l Bank
Th.s Bank
Frederick County National
East Third Street
M. Birely
Corner Market
Sharehamoath
Carroll Street
Malvin Oden
Mdi
East Third S
Kemp
Central Rational Bark
West Fifth Street
Frederick Koehler Machadot
East Second Street
East Third
AED
West Patrick Street
Chapel Ailey
Patrick
Church Streets
George H Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Church St
Applyteton
C. Carln
West Partick Street
South Market Street
Moritz and
Cabe
West Point
H. Dorsey Brehison
Central Natl
Bank Bullang
West Church St
Charles W. Ross, Jr
William P. Maulsby
East Church Street
Bentz
Market and
B. Rosenour & Ge
Kolb Bras
J. Geo, Lambert
Tigdret
South Street
John H. Bennett
West South Street
Rolendia
L. M. Nixdorff, Jr
Masonic Temple
E. J. Winebrewer
Janightt
South Market St
Chas. Wertheimer
Holgar & Moore
Henry C. Radcliff
L. S. Clingan
Porrent
Kolb Bros
P&o
Guarantee Co
Mioth Street
Philadelphia
PamSdtt
George E. Smith
HE. F. D
Friedenwald
Glyndon
Ted
Isiesman
Wees Court Senate
H. E. Hann
Fesgsville
Anderson
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