Frederick Women of Letters and Reflections in The Spectator
The issue highlights a Frederick Female Seminary Album Club gathering praised for its attendance and Miss Trail as a notable literary figure. It cites The London Spectator on a perceived shortage of truly great leaders in Germany Austria Italy France England and notes the Philadelphia Ledger on selective historical boldness and the idea that crises forge heroes, with potential hidden leaders awaiting emergence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Female Seminary
Frederick
Miss Trail
London Spectator
Sghoe
William II
Germany
Roosevelt
The
Spectator
Napoleon
Blamarck
Cavour
Garibaldi
England
Philadelphia Ledger
United States
Grant
Washingtona
Garibaldia
Silent States Outside World News Circles
The passage notes some countries lie outside stirring events with few world famous leaders. It cites Australia as an example where absence of globally renowned men means little notable action or influential figures emerge. It reflects on contemporary history observers tracking political prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Contempory Comment and Political Outlook
A collection of clipped editorial opinions from several papers. It references ballot fairness, Governors and backbone, Roosevelt rate regulation, and railroad magnates. It includes stray phrases on parenting and civic ambition, with scattered typos reflecting OCR artifacts.
Minutiae of Merriness and Satirical Dialogues
A compilation of humorous exchanges and clippings quoting politicians, editors, and public figures. Jokes touch on ism and morals, with wry contrasts between statesmen and practitioners. The piece parodies political discourse and social observations through brief quips and mock exchanges.
State News Highlights From Maryland And Vicinity
The State News reports 15 applicants for a principalship in a Maryland school, fires disrupt a Waynesboro contest, a Rock Hill College Alumni reunion is planned in Ellicott City, and injuries and deaths occur across counties. Grover Reese of Westminster dies by suicide, Emma Gimpe of Funkstown dies of appendicitis, and lightning destroys a barn in Allegany County. A new clerk position is created as Allegany abolishes the general examiners office. Col William Kilgour enters Democratic race for Montgomery House of Delegates. A memorial window in Richmond’s Confederate Museum’s Maryland room will be unveiled. Bonnell Ridenour, 6, drowns in a water-filled crater near Hagerstown. J Oscar Honok, charged with forged check, is sent to Oklahoma for trial. Ostroll county case settled with consent to travel. At Annapolis, Benjamin Warren is convicted for killing two mares and sentenced to four years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Rock Hill College
Ellicots City
Grover Reese
Absalsam Rete
Westminster
Emma Gimpe
Fankstown
Washington county
bern
Ellersite
Allegany county
Clarence M. King
Cumberland
William Kilgour
Rockville
House of
Oklahoma
Ostroll county
Annapolis
Benjamin Warren
May Planting Tips and Church Sale Noted
Snowball rain is due and young plants suffer from sparrow depredations. Plant after May 10 or 15 to avoid frost. The Ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a sale of emtables at the chapel tomorrow afternoon. A saying about debt relief is quoted in dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian church
Isonny
Eben
Government ownership debate and Wall Street outlooks across papers
The Chicago Record Herald notes Dr. Gladden’s reply to Rockefeller while Ida Tarbell awaits response. The Memphis Commercial Appeal cites Democrats split on government ownership of interstate corporations. The Chicago Record-Herald reports Wall Street professionals planning extensive stock shedding as warm weather approaches. The New York World notes James J. Hill’s Panama Canal stance and its spin on transcontinental railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record
Herald
Troma
Memphis
Chicazo Record-Herald
Wall street
Moments With the Muse The Woman Heart
A poetic piece from the Twentieth Century Home collection reflects on a woman's heart as a mysterious force guiding love and impulse. Included is a chorus-like refrain about time flying and endurance through life’s weather, attributed to the Sisters of the Holy Cross.
Fnerals Near New Market and Walkersville
The funeral of Mrs J A Albaugh widow of the late Jasper Albaugh occurred at her home near New Market on Wednesday at 108 PM. Relatives from far and near attended and flowers crowned the casket. Interment was in Central cemetery. Pallbearers included W O Shaw and others. The funeral director was R B Randle. A second service for Margaretta See Perry wife of John J Parry died in Baltimore and was held at Walkersville with interment in Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra J. Albaugh
Jasper Albaugh
New Market
J. G. Bill
Joseph H. Balthis
Frederick
O. J. Kennard
W.O. Shaw
Albert Osshorn
Thomas M. Waltz
Nash Haines
J. O. Walker
M. P. Wood
R. B. Randle
Margaretta See Perry
John J. Parry
Baltimore
N.O. R. BR
Death of William B. Ely Born 1873 Obituary
William B. Ely died recently. He was born April 10 1873 and was the son of the late Isaac Ely. He leaves a widow and one son Homer Ely, his mother Mrs. Kitty Ely, three sisters Mrs. Nicholas Blamepaver, Mrs. Wm. Simmons, Mrs. Rhodes R. Kemp, and a brother John Ely serving in the United States Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM oS ELLY
William 8. Ely
Issac Ely
Homer Ely
Kitty Ely
Nicholas Blamepaver
Wm. Simmons
Rhodes R. Kemp
John Ely
States Army
Nellie Blanche Gaver Weds J Algar Heard at Lutheran Parsonage
Nellie Blanche Gaver and J Algar Heard married by Rev. Charles F. Steck at the Lutheran parsonage. Bride is daughter of Charles Gaver. Groom is son of the late William Heard and an pattern maker at Ox Fibre Brush Works. Local market quotes list corn at 3.60 a barrel shelled 50c per bushel wheat grades 910 670 stemmer 130 per bushel damaged 66c per bushel oats 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEARD—UAVER
Mise Nellie Blanche Gaver
J. Algar Heard
Charles F. Steck
Charles Gaver
William Heard
Ox Fibre Brush Works
G. Waring
Tyson
Nan Patterson Released and Charged by District Attorney
Special dispatch from Tak News reports Nan Patterson is released and Judge Goll has been directed to press charges at the district attorney’s request. The item also includes an old medical ad claiming deafness stems from inflamed mucous membranes and promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money-back offer and a constipation remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak News
New York
Goll
Nan Patterson
Hall
CHENEY & CO
Toledo
old b. Graggist
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE DAILY NEWS
GREAT SOUTHERN PRINTING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
FREDERICK, MD
BINEST
Ono
Bineci
Tuos, ScALAT
c. & Howagp
Lees, & Manager
Tas Farpenicx
garriers
Timness
Wxeexry
ee andectibers
Quad
TRE KEWS
bay oval
CDA
CONTEMPORARY COMMENT
Baltimore American
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Chicago
Brooesvelt
Washington
Wo bey
trasofs amel
deeda
Annapolle
Bacon
Garden of Eden
Egbert
Yonkera
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago News
NEWS OF THE
Intercat
DERNISS ON BALES
Frederick County
autiog
Frank L. Stover
asilense
Jacob R. Kiloe
Michael Seachrint
Mortzaceps
George RK. Stover
Elva Stover
BAMALL T. HAFFNER
Frederick Co
SAMUEL T. HAFFNER
Solleiter
James H. Gambrill
Aled
Urner & Urner
BPE
NISS
EQUITY
Circuit Court for
Otreult
Frank L. Stoner
General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public Local Laws of
Market Street
Church Street
Second Street
Patrick Street
Middle Alisy
aaida treeta
aaid
Markat street
Third street
Middle alley
Committee on
John H. Bennett
W. Nash Young
Elmer Brown
Frederick City
GEO. EDW. BMITH
NATAL
AKRE
FREDERICK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL AND EURPLUS
Newa
A. E. Kefauver
West Fourth Street
raderick, Md
Alfred Ritter
Chas, J. Voll
ORSALE
NEW JERsey
Buck Ingham Industotal
Backesstown
Toldante
Fountain Milla
B. Kheart & Sons
Mealeys TOR SALE
East Fourth Street
callon
Roscoe C. C. White
slidtt
U. E. Menier
Burdt & Keefer
sult
C. Carty
Charles H. Beachrist
Circuit Court
equntyy
yale
Walkersville
wits
GEISER
YRICK
BIRDSELL
GRAHAME JOHNSON
PHRINCETON BUCKEY
Harvey K Lease
da. O
gawma
AELP
P.O
Paladelabia
OMAN
East Second
East Church Street
J . Joseph B. Garrett
W. Becond
Ernest Helfen
teln
Clarke Place
mysaeu
erccers
Addrean Merchant
Thomas
THE FESS
New York World
James J. Hill
thes
agaio
ita
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Father John
Holy Gross
Nashua
N. H
LeST LEVEL
K.RUBH LEWIS
danlidly
H. 8
LANDIS
FREDELICK
N. Market Street
Frederick County Telephone
GEwine MACHINES
GEO. H. BEAUFELTER
Singer Sewing Machines
H. BEAU FELTE
W. Patrick street
MOBLEY & BRO
Heating and Sanitary Engineers
Weat Patrick Street
Bunshine
Dixon's Axle
HE MOUNTAIN CITY CREAMERY COMPANY
North Bentz Street
MERC F. MOBERLY
Ian
MEREL F. MOBERLY
WEST
aldly
BURGER ART GALLERY
North Market Street
NLR. & D
MANTZ
Market
A, POOLE
West South Street
Inc
East Patrick Street
J. S. W. Jarboe
Clifford A. Frazier
Braddock Hebbts
Lucy Ramsbore
EMORY L. COBLENTY
mysdét
West Patrick Street
Winebrewer
City Hall
H. B. Showman
La Fayette Ave
W. Baltimore
alZdim
East Third Street
South Market Street
H. ¥. Dutrow
N. Market St
Algo
Clingan
N. Market St. marlédtt
Geo. B. Zimmerman
C. C. Carty
tiodut eee
Woodsboro Bank
Berges eslon
Wm. H. Wagner
James M. Smith
Woodaboro
maZsdawtt
NOAH E. CRAMER
OAH B. CRAMER
Ory Brocle
Mr Meason
Eutates
TE FIDELITY BORD
sais
Leary
cightness
East Patrick
East Second Street
Fifth St
Mount File
DEBIGNE
ana Buterres
Washington Junction
Washin
Waal
Way Bastions
Baltimore and Way otatons
Oue Bakter
er ‘York
Harper's Ferry Winchesten
Hartizonbure
Levinston
Staunton
Washington and Way
Cincinnati
Louis
Winchester
Strasburg Junction
Newara
Wey Seatione
Cincinnat
Pittsbarg
Washington J
Way
Mt. Airy
Aogerstown
Way Star BODE
Indelphia
New Yoy
Washin Way
St. Louis
Lexington
Martinsburg
timore
Way B
Louiana
es Way
New OF
Red Tore
Was
Pittsburg
Valley
Virginia
rinci
Hancock
Charlton M
Edgemont
Highley a. M
u.j
Highfield
Fairfield
Gettysboro
New Oxford
Hanover
Porters
a. Me
Spring Grove
ork PenisA M
wew
y.M
Richfield
Blues Ridge
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Bruceville
UValion Bridge
Linwood
New Windsor
Glyndone
Arlington
Union Bridge
Banday
Balti
mulon Bridge
Baltiere
st Bo
Bhippensbore
Chambersburg
ALTENWALD
Emmitsburg
Braceville
s. m
Columbia
Littlestown
Taneytown
CHERRY RUN
W. Va
Cleveland Express
BeeRisWOnRefa
gOWELL Gen’ Trafic Mangr
Jitcien'l Paes
Agi
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!