Newspaper Fragment Reflects Political and Local Observations
A fragmented clipping critiques political figures, unions, and public officials, praising Folk of St. Louis for declining a testimonial and urging high office for him. It notes railroad, fire, and dynamite incidents, plus a sharp editorial tone on labor and corruption, reflecting 19th century press concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Folk
St. Louis
St. Towle
Orionis
Mgr. Folk
Citizens’ Committee
Recall clashes and political claims in Baltimore news
The report cites a chaotic recall in Baltimore involving Mohomas Madd Jackson Lowndes and a 1¢ issue. The piece notes Mr. Molane’s exemption claim from brand politics and his anti-Rasin work, suggesting it helped save the mayoral ticket from public condemnation and aimed to assert political supremacy in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cumberland
Mr. Molane
Baltimore News
Fragmented Gossip Across Papers From 19th Century Sketches
A collage of clipped lines from Detroit Free Prose Atlante Constitution Chicago Nova and others recounting quips about time, Providence, wills, bank failures, heartbreak, and General Grant. The fragmentary dialogue suggests a satirical taste for wry, moral, and financial misadventures through brief, humor driven exchanges.
The Value of Quiet Music and Simple Pleasures
An essay extols restful music beyond ragtime and operetta tunes. It praises Nevin and MacDowell for accessible beauty, hymns for married women, and the joy of sunlit nature, urging openness to classical textures over pride or laziness in taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Side
Brooklyn
Eugle
Coon Sougea
Grieg
Chopin
Nevin
MacDowell
Moments With The Muse And Shadows In Verse
A mixed-era clipping presents poetic musings on ambition and fame by M. D. Smits, urging high aims and light after darkness. It contrasts with dialect verses about searching for hope in difficult nights and the promise of May. The Atlanta Constitution item notes a dancer study and playful ad blurbs for Victor syrup and whiskey.
Decisive Integrity at Y M C A Gospel Service
A well attended Y M C A Gospel Beevice meeting at the association rooms featured David King speaking on the subject Decisive Integrity. He urged young men to have pure hearts and a guileless life, noting firm conduct and open, courteous bearing before all.
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Association
Loome
David King
Henry H. Abbots
C. Albert Gileon
Bible Clases
Frederick Association
Musio
Work of Death and multiple notices from Sharpsburg and area
A condensed obituary roundup reports Mrs William Roulette of Sharpsburg Md dying of pneumonia at 68 with two children and several stepchildren, plus other local death notices including William S Benson at 90, Mrs Angie Routzaba near Frederick at 25, Lula Welty an infant near Woodsboro, Henry C Dorgan near Dam No 4, Mabel Dixon a 15 year old of West All Saints Street, and funeral details for each.
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William Hroulette
William Roulette
Sharpsburg
Frisby Smith
Eugena Smith
Lancaster
Albert Smith
Philadelphia
Joseph O. Roulette
Hagerstown
Santee
Charles A. Santee
Mercersburg
John D. Roulette
Frank Roulette
Keady
Reuben M. Keedy
Roulette
Misa Elizabeth Gerhart
Gerhart
James Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Frederick Female Seminary
William Benson
William S. Benson
John £. Benson
Goshen
Montgomery County
Benson
William H. Benson
Middlebrooke
William T. Dowden
Brick
John E. Benson
Grosheu
Neelaville Presbyterian Church
Dr. Richards
Edward C Rouizahn
Angie V Routzaba
Edward
Rouatzaba
Frederick
Bright
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Lula Welty
Lala Alberta
J. H
Ocatherine Welty
Woodsboro
Union Church
Rosky Ridge
D. J. Wolf
Henry C Durgan
Boenry O. Bargan
Onepsapeake and
Ohio Canal
Dam No. 4
Washington County
St Bernard Commandery
Knights Templars
Eageratown
Boum Temple
Baltimore
Mabel Dixon
Mabel B. Dixon
Samuel Dixon
Weat
All Saints Street
Asbury
Patrick Street
Cits
Clara Lowenstein
Mary C. A. Stephens
Frederick County
E. Patrick Street
Ida M. Fleming
H.H
George Gannon
Glenn H. Worthington
John 3
Newman
Walter Saunders
Runs a Cat Farm How a Woman in Maine Makes an Income
A Brooklyn Eagle item notes women taking up new occupations including a Maine woman running a cat farm with a rare coast cat breed. Cats reach eighteen to twenty pounds, with long facial whiskers and unique eye colors. Prices start at $5, driven by size and color. The farm is well fenced and cats are easier to raise than dogs. Market quotes from Eastern Milling include barrel prices and barley per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Maine
Orient
Words of Jhele Counted How When Where and Why
A historical note recounts a legend of a prisoner in Madrid who allegedly counted Bible letters for 43 years. It claims he produced a vast tally: 3,566,480 letters and 178,740 words, with numerous numerical curiosities about word frequencies, chapters, and verses across the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treat
Grauads
Madrid
Rate
Tnios
Lord
God
Joel
Bether
Cough Remedy Promises Cure for Student of Law
H P Burbage of Greenville, troubled for years by a persistent cough, credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a permanent cure after using two bottles. He reports remarkable improvement and urges others to try it. Local shopkeeper A L Pearce sells the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Gough Remely
H. P. Burbage
Greenville
Burbage
Chamber Inn
A L Pearce
A. L. Pearce
Capital Stock Surplus And Undivided Profits Subjects
Names capital stock order list: A C McWarpeni D T OxpEMax Allen G Quinn Epw D Suniven John Brumons G B Hammann. Accounts of firms and individuals solicited.
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A.C. McWarpeni, D. T. Oxpemax, Allen G. Quinn
Epw. D. Suniven, John Brumons
G. B. Hammann
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Kentucky
Freman
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Mainers
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Ethel
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Detroit Free Prose
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Chicago Nova
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Atlanta Constitution
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Choral Society
Tat Messian
City Opera House
Miss Margaret Cummins
Sylvia Ware
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Charles Rabold
Bass
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Eakle’s
Basser
Wark & CO
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South ST. Baltimore, MD
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Texsex, Sook & Sox
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Fayette
OPPO
Postoffice Baltimore
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Jfrederick County
National Bank
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Leroy McCardell
James Gittinuka
Cashier
Lewis Eb, Biney
Bexsasis
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Frederick City
Circuit Court
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Hilgabeth
Gross
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Court House
Lucie Ramsbareg
Susie K. de Lashmutt
Slias
DeLashmutt
Liber
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A. F
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Eald Lucie Ramsburg
D.C. Winebrener
Frank L. Stoner
McFteager
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Licksville
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Lickerlile
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Cplive
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Povaddiyr
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H. 8
Landis
New June
N. Market St
Market Bt
Interstate Telephone
Millery
D. Mantz
B. Harker
Frederice City
Toney
HAMILTON LINDSAY _ LINDSAY
Lindbay & Rager
A. Poole
West South Street
MD- 1
Ian Shawly
Georges K Brenele
West Seventh Street
Aladim
Poverass H. Harget
Onte
T. Haffner
Melvin P Wood
Diwadte New Market District
Register OF Wills
Repubblican
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Sete
Adamstown, Md
Chas. T. KE. Young
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Sherif
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Febédante
Singapore
WM. B. Catshall
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Frederick Brick Works
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Mide
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Maradtz
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Spring Grove
Reliabie Manufacturing Cominng
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Thenews Job Printing Department
Fecderick. MD
Union Manufacturing Company A
UC. W. Giberkeburg
uyScbt
Houge and Lotho
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Frederick Valley
Harry W. Bowers
Deed
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Washington Junction
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