Contemporary comment from Baltimore papers on Hill Bryan and public duty
The Baltimore Herald notes no clear country interest in Bryan’s remarks on Hill while Bill seems unconcerned. A conscience stricken man loans a watch as reparation to Washington. The Baltimore American hints at sending money over than to act. The Baltimore World quotes Senator Ravenscroft rumored to resign his seat amid a chatter of public duty versus money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hill
Bill
Baltimore Herald
Washington
Baltimore
Rumored political moves involve Davy Dick and Ravenscroft
The Cambridge Independent reports that Davy Dick may resign as Deputy Naval officer to run for the House of Delegates this fall while Ravenscroft aims to return to the State Senate. Both are seen as McGAMES appointees, and the paper notes the tactic of placing allies with Senator McGames’ re election in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Oakland
State Senate
Itia
Davy Dick
Lonkoouing
House of Delegates
Ravenscroft
McUames
Minutes of Merriness and Curious Q&A Snippets
Folio of comic exchanges from Detroit Free Press Washington Star New York Weekly Kansas City Independent includes playful banter on padding digestion culture agriculture courtship and astronomy with characters like Mr. Bouncer and Mrs. Berrymore and a child’s beam explanation for the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bouncer
Detroit
Mr. Byrne Coyns
Berrymore
Detroit Free Prees
Canal not conquest in canal treaty view
Summary of clippings notes mixed commentary from multiple papers on currents topics. It cites debates over a Panama canal treaty and the stance that US aims for a waterway not conquest. It also mentions a bank failure in Texas and criticism of a Philadelphia senator's lengthy speech.
Moments With The Muse At The Summit
Poem narrates a seeker’s lifelong journey toward a distant goal, with love and hope accompanying every step as triumphs and sacrifices mark the path to achievement. High Averages section notes several young students’ exam results and grades. The Liberty Relics preview promotes a beauty show at the City Opera House with twenty two cast members. Market quotations list grains and steel values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frank Hennesay
Riots and unrest spark calls for urgent relief remedies
A chaotic scene across Riots era prompts demands for swift action. The piece highlights health issues amid turmoil, praising Pearre's New Life product as a claimed cure for nervous fatigue, digestion, and headaches. It touts constant work and a dramatic cure narrative while urging readers to visit Pearre’s drugstore.
Various Maryland News Updates From 1900s Era Ledger
Disjointed items report deaths, appointments, illnesses, accidents, and local events across Maryland. Notable notes include John Geary Barbage dying in Buon HIN, Albert C. Ritchie named third assistant city solicitor of Baltimore, and a thousand workers slated for Naval Academy building work at Annapolis. Cadets from St Johns College will camp at Telebuster, while Maryland National Guard units receive khaki uniforms for encampment. Fire damages a frame building near Williamsport. Rev F L T Hennicke ill with Brights disease. several quarries near Hyattstown change hands. Springfield State Hospital updates to handle 481 patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geary Barbage
Buon Hin
Pasanonia
Hartford Mantle Company
Baltoro
Suinlipox
Havre du Grace
Aberdeen
Cadets
St. John's College
Annapolis
Telebuster
Mutual Protective Building and Loan Association
Baltimore City
Albert C
Naval Academy
E Hyattetown
Montgomery County
Mies Nannie Thomas
Maryland Nations Guard
Willitingon
Springfielda State Hospital
G. W. Hurd
Williamwport
Danton
Conan City
Reformed Reunion Set for Pen-Mar July 16
At the Reformed Reunion Association meeting in Hagerstown it was decided the next annual reunion will be at Pen-Mar on Thursday July 16. President Roosevelt will be invited to speak and the United States Marine Band of Washington may provide music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Reformed Reunion Association
Hagerstowns
Pen-Mar
Roosevelt
United States Marine Band of Washington
Father John's Medicine Story At Lowell Parish Revival
A historical account of Rev Father John O'Brien of St Patrick's Lowell Mass 1818 to 1854. It describes his illness a remedy from an eminent specialist and the creation and popularization of Father John’s Medicine by Carleton & Hovey. The remedy is claimed to be a wholesome non opium tonic food medicine aiding coughs colds bronchitis and lung troubles. It cites hospitals and Sisters of Charity endorsing its use and notes larger bottle sizes for price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John O'Brien
Lowell
Magg
St. Patrick's Parish
John Gave
Father John
Father O’brien
Sisters of Charity
St. John’s Hospital
Masa
Notre Dame de Loutdes Hospital
Manchester
Sistera of
Moros
St. Patrick's Orphavags
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
WEE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
SB. Brarry
Thos. Semter
Wise-Preaident
One
Biazry
GQ & Howard
Oes
Hick
United States
Inova
Noa KR
TEE News
Telepheeo Exchange
Gy Mall
Welshirr
Moon
Sir Thomas Lipton
Minneapolis
Ames
Gostos
Philadelphia
Thers
Senate
Tanmeasee
Conches
John Bibb
Atlanta Constitution
Bat Manys
Contemporary Comment
Seinster Hoar
Dellar
Vicor
Pallimore
Benator Ravenscroft
Mrs. Corntousel
Avery
George
Beama
Kansas City
Voice OF the Press
Burdick
Chisago
Sherlock Holmes
Buffalo
Philadelphia Ledger
Morgan
Congress
Philadelphia Wateis
Philadelphia Press
Schuylkill Water
San Francisco Chronicle
Jacksonville
Texas
Auketa
Pate
Finunes
The
New York Tribune
Colombia
Earle Hargett
North Market Treat School
Charles Robert Moberly
Charles Dallas Clabaugh
Daviel Staingr Schmidt
Mise Mary Ott
Glenn Lasss
Na Becat Bert
Eastern Milling & Export Can Panr
Rhrapstom
Tote
Dr. King
New Life
Tho
Theatty
Simte
Eccommodationa
Comrmitess
City Mall
Frederick County Asse Bank
Frepeerick County Bank
Friederick County National Bank
Ilouse
Warcil
Hoyt
JAS. WM Cann
Maverick Brander
May Bretonne AS
Bossy
John K. O'Hara
Dahomey
Yeakle's
Frank Hennessy
Harry B. Smith
Vas Liesary Berris
Madison Square Theatre
New York
Sue
Yearle
CPF Overa
Are
Ease
California
Magel Pennoce
Diannti Shannon Sisters
Iacsight Man
Galles Soathyest
Brederick
Mirdey
Westwich Streehlid
Boyas
Mantazomerr Uoanty
Tomas Tar St
Giris Toos
F Apels
Union “Eaminer
Colt & Dixon Packing Company
Cnll
Dixon Bros
Frederick, Ma
Flidewio
Albert L. Pearce
Richison
South Market Street
Nubile
Tle
Middletown
Mtoravitle
Mrnderlek and
Middletown Electric
Vollock
Chester
Elying Hla Ler
Daniel C. Bidel
Lenge
D. Miederman
Geo. Bittle
Cloris
Byblie
East Patries Street
Ong
Joseph W. Gaver
M.D Clabaugh
Devilla Brish
Miltdit
Quart House
Hreierick City
East Street
Frederick City
Mid
Lasker's Chance
Ciren
Nannie F. Wachter
Noah F. Cramer
Mebsdi
D. Clabsugh
Nannie
North Market Street
Fyriday
Edward Nelson
Madison Nilson
Walter Eaunders
Tirtee
UBLIC
Kitthen
Charles W. Harrison
Wlan Saints St
Walter Saunders
Joba H Grove
Clerk
Auguste Railway and Liectric Company
Dace
Augusta
Grosseavalacs
Taves
Nei Earaines
Baster, Wars & Co
South Street
Saltimone
Matt
Towssexp Sport & Sos
Bankers
Faustie
OPFU
Postofficn Baltimore
Marr Ford
Milton G. Urner
Xuooron
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Albert Cartel
Edwin Devilbibs
Frederick Staecgh and Manufacturing Company
State of
Maryland
Frederick Starch and Manufacturing Company
West South Street
Edward Dear Shriner
Milton S. Zimmerman
Isaac M Motter
Wigliad B. Price
Jasob Roheback
Dunehs
George Karenele
West Seventh Street
Harder
Buffer
Nédenlo
Lunisdante
S. T. Haffner
Melvin P Woud
Iliwadte New Market District
Register OF Wills
Willy
Daniel 4. Padgett
Fiddente
Adamstown, Md
R. Sheriff
Wraelf
Sheriff
Fedudante
Chas. T. K. Young
Frederick District
Ros Sheriff
Toyself
Lewis F. Carter
Ton Wi. B. Cutsbale
Woodsboro
Etchison
Market Street
H. Dorsey Etchison
E. South Street
William Kefeh
Market St Mild Steee
Market St Mildoy
B. Adams
W. Patrick Street
W. Patrick St
A. L Eader
W. H McCatter
W.patrics St. Mehlidit
Halling Grocery Co
ST. Ten
First National Bank
Chareh St
Prederick County Telephone and Telegraph, Company
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
S. l. Alliy
Vatrick St
Cauiz
East Third Street
Lewie
Fourth Street
Zhiglersville
West
Patrick Street
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Itoc
Sowth Market Street
C. Ae
Market St. Sandel
James Worley
East Church Street
Ee Sterling
Amonds
Genta
Landis
N. D Market St
Interstate Telephone, Co. A. Poole
Weat South Street
Orleans Sugar
Orleans
Bebant & Knotty
Nees Oil
Besant & Knott
Teonard & CO
N.entax Street
Baltimor
Mercer
MT. Airy
O. M. Spurrier
Mt. Ve
Waltee
Reeder
Frederick, MD
Sl3dawtmark Joes L. Duteow
William &. Ramsburg
Corner Market
Third Streets
Osi
Washinzie
Mat York
Baltimore and Way
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Philadelphis
Harper's Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lexipeteyeni
Staunton
Washlartse
New Fors
Bagatown and Way
Clacknati
Indianapolis
Washington Noy
Washington Junction
Pitteburr
Chicago
May
Warrington
War Staton
Caraborland
Cincinnati
St. Lente
Sanday
Wheeling
Washinelen
York
St Lenis
Washlodton
Haverstown
Laz Lurton
Maniinbore
Sundsy Enis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!