Government actions against trusts threaten public welfare
The article discusses federal prosecutions against trusts like Standard Oil and American Sugar Refining. It notes cases in multiple states, the government’s stance, and the hoped-for effect of enforcing antitrust law. It argues trusts have acted above the law and praises government resolve to curb illegal practices to restore public confidence.
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Icdisus
Baltimors Sun
Mentons Ten
Thera Federal
Lnw
Standard Oil Company
American
Contempt for Reform Echoes in Debates Across Parties
The Baltimore News notes that the rate bill shows Republicans in the Senate can unite despite differences while the Baltimore American praises a welcoming presence in every place. The Cumberland News laments how hunger and poverty tempt even honest clergy to compromise, challenging moral ideals.
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Senate
Baltimore News
Fragmented quotes mix misprints across papers
A garbled OCR style compilation from multiple 19th or early 20th century newspapers shows jumbled dialogue and misheard phrases. It mentions Houston Post Chicago Journal Louisville Courier Journal and assorted fragmentary quotes about homes property and social commentary.
Parlor Socialists draw attention in national debate
The Washington Star mocks the term parlor socialist while noting a rising interest in socialist rhetoric among fashionable circles. The piece observes rhetoric growing in both America and England, with eloquence and sacrifice attracting funds and followers as public questions are debated in stylish circles.
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The
Washington Star
Tafs
Alrikes
Phramaa
England
Halls Catarrh Cure Offers One Hundred Dollars
An old advertises a claim that deafness from catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. It describes the Eustachian tube issue causing hearing loss, promises a cure and offers one hundred dollars for successful cases. Includes endorsement by ENEY & CO. Toledo and a Drageist promotion for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Circulara
Eney & CO
Toledo
Soia
Drageist
Ball
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Dialogues
A fragment from a translated satire features rapid quips between characters about government and love. It references a joke about House and Senate passing a bill and its effect, followed by a playful line about marriage and love, with a note that it was translated from a French Annales.
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Tommy
Johnny
House
Senate
New York
Mountain of Gold Fails to Cure Mrs Wilks in Caroline Wis
Mrs Lucia Wilks of Caroline Wisconsin sought Bucklen’s Arica Baire for relief from a leg injury that had caused 23 scars. The remedy offered unfulfilled happiness and no lasting cure, as described in the report from Pearre’s Drug Store.
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Lucia Wilks
Caroline
Wis
Bucklen
Pearre
Moments With The Muse In McClore’s Poetry
A fragment from a Victorian style verse by Wirtrex Byssee appears in McCtore's. The speaker alternates between affection and longing as autumn winds move memories and distant figures. The poem evokes twilight moods and distant love, with recurring lines about kindness and unkindness.
National Good Roads Push For 700 Mile Maryland Road
The Nations Good Roads Association of St Louis appeals to motorists urging government reconstruction of the old national road spanning Maryland to the Mississippi. They claim it would cost about seven million dollars, compare it to building battleships, and argue the project would unify travel and reduce graft while restoring a historic continental highway.
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The
Nations! Good Bastle Association
St. Louie
Nations
United States
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Federal Governmsas
Sevson
National Good Roads Association
Gov— Sromeot
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Fire States
Theo
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Europe
Death notices for Shipley and Glaze in Frederick area
Mrs Lizzie 5 H Shipley wife of Edw M Shipley died April 20 near Eldersburgh Ostrol county aged 60. Survived by husband two sons James and William and three daughters Ella Jennies Bessie plus four grandchildren and sister Eira Bennett and brother James Bennett. Funeral May 2 at Freedom M E Church South with Dr Delaney officiating pallbearers J Oliver Wadsow John O DeViles William DeVries Larkie Bennest J J Holler and Dr Norris. Joseph Glaze a Frederick resident died at son Worthington Glaze home aged 82 after general debility. Survived by son Worthington and three sisters Sarah Glaze Elizabeth Starr and Mrs Jacob Huffer. Burial Saturday at St Johns Catholic with interment in Mt. Olives cemetery.
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Joseph Glaze
Frederick
Worthlogtor O. Glaze
Mrr
Glaze
Harmony Grove
Oracon
Worthington O. Glazs
Misa Sarah A. Glaza
Bits
Jacob Huffer
Ehzsbath Starr
Hansonhills
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ciives Cametary
Sur prise party for Miriam Schroeder at West Patrick St
A surprise party honored Miss Miriam Schroeder at her new home 120 West Patrick Street last evening. Attendees included Misses Alice Elkins Mildred Landauer Grace Bsumgardner Ruth Sagan Teresa Snyder Lillian Birsly Eleanor Young Elizabeth Gilbert Gertrude Blumenauer Mary Elkins Miriam Schroeder Zelda Mowan of Hagerstown and Messrs Arthur Stero Elmer Maoshower Hugh Gitsinger Wham Storme Irving Landauer Clarence Munshower Frank Schroeder Mareball Schroeder F. Heath Cog gina and John Ewell of Baltimore.
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Miriam Schrosier
West Patrick Street
Alice Elkins
Mildred Landauer
Grace Bsumgardner
Ruth Sagan
Teresa Snyder
Lillian Birsly
Eleanor Young
Elizabeth Gilbert
Gertrude Blumenauer
Mary Elkins
Miriam Schroeder
Zelda Mowan
Hagerstown
Arthur Stero
Elmer Maoshower
Hugh Gitsinger
Wham Storme
Irving Landauer
Clarence Munshower
Frank Schroeder
Mareball Schroeder
F. Heath Coggina
John Ewell
Baltimore
Stomach Trouble Relief Praised by Mrs Sue Martin
Mrs Sue Martin of Falsonia Mississippi, long plagued by stomach trouble, credits Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets with her recovery after more than six months. She now eats freely and declares herself the proudest woman in town. Forsaleat A Ly Pearce s Drag Store.
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Sue Martin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Forsajleat A, Ly Pearce
Local Notes From Emmitsburg and Vicinity
Community items report visits of residents between Emmitsburg, Waynesboro and Baltimore. Notables include Miss Hannah Batch, Miss Nauste Batch, Dr. J W Downey, Rev B F Roby and families. Local illnesses and hospital news shared along with short social updates and a scholarship accolade for Miss Mazie Schmidt of The Spoken Word school.
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Hannah Batch
Szyaoush
Georgia
Nauste Batch
Baltimoore
Emmitteburg
J. W. Downey
Mazis O. Schmidt
Leland Powers’ School
Boston
Mas
Miss Schmidt
Law and Disorder Shake Night in Natsrite Hell
Bessie Sanford, a colored resident, was arrested by Officer Dieter for pursuing and causing a disturbance in Natsrite Hell. Sue faced Justice J. Francis Smith who fined 2.60. The Town Crier notes outdated ads while Tax News promotes want ads for employers and job seekers. George F Freid bachsen granted a divorce to Carrie Freed. Edward J. Smith named attorney for the board of supervisors of elections.
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Bessie Sanford
Offiser Dieter
Natsrite Hell
Sue
J. Francis Smith
Evory
Gill
George F. Freid Bachsen
the Court
Carrie
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement by Frederick Resident
Historic testimonial from a Frederick resident praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and general relief after years of pain. The letter claims dramatic improvement after treatment, cements the product's local availability at Canton Main drug store, and cites Foster Milburn as US distributor.
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Frederick Keeldente
Ako
Frederick
Allen UO. Gosneh
J. M. Newman Doal Go
B&o
Dean
Canton E. Main
Sldestera
Foster Miisarn
Buffalo
Norw York
Colt
United States
Doan
Three Germans Charged With Selling Submarine Mine to U S Legation
May 10 report from Leipsic says Oro Senfrentesen Konrad and Lucks face treason charges for selling a submarine mine with anchoring apparatus and drawings to a Brussels legation, plus similar drawings to Russia. Court sessions are held behind closed doors and alleged transfers involved a Brussels purchase via a French intermediary.
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U. S. Legation
Leipsic
Germany
Imperial Supreme Court
Oro Senfrentesen
Berlin
Konrad
Lucks
Legation
Brussels
Russia
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Belair
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Jack Baumgardner
Erale Wood
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J. B. Ogle
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Woodsboro
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Cirenie Court
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Elizabeth S Levyard Chae
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Frederick County
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Frederick Co
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Hostetter
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Wilomer
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