Frederick Society Gathering Celebrates Miss Trail Voice
A Fredericks Female Seminary Alamo Club gathering honored Miss Trail. The speaker, praised for research in Italian literature and an engaging, pedantry-free style, drew erudite praise from attendees. The piece notes a broader debate on leadership scarcity by The London Spectator and The Philadelphia Ledger.
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Daba
Frederick
Leading Politicians From Aged Nations Elusive
The text discusses the difficulty of naming leading politicians in certain aging countries and Australia. It suggests that absence of world famous statesmen implies a path to cultivating notable leaders in the future.
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Australia
Contemp orary Commentary on Ballots and Backbones
A collection of brief editorial snippets from various papers. The Baltimore American questions ballot fairness, the Hagerstown Mail mocks Governor backbone, Roosevelt’s rate regulation tour is noted, and Annapolis Capital muses on ambition and civic spirit in small towns.
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Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Minutes of Merriness Inscribed in Jokes
A collection of quips and witticisms from various papers. The snippets include exchanges about a garden of Eden apple, a sarcastic remark on statesmen and politicians, and playful misreadings attributed to era humorists. Quick jokes reference Indians, a Mohican lass, and a whirling dervish child, all in a light, satirical tone.
Government ownership and canal rail issues across papers
Excerpts from several papers discuss reactions to government ownership of corporations, criticism of such ideas, and commentary on the Panama Canal and railroads. Notable names include Dr Gladden Rockefeller Ida Tarbell James J. Hill, with views on interdicting or delaying reforms and how canal projects affect rail transport.
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Chicano iecord-Herald
Dr Gladden
Mr Rockefeller
Bos Ida Tarbell
Moments With The Muse Hearted Verse Of Love And Time
A fragmentary poem passage discusses a woman’s and a man’s actions as a reflection of love and truth. It cites Garrison in the Twentyeth Century Home and the Atlanta Constitution noting resilience and a call to travel on. Father John’s Medicine is recommended by Sisters of the Holy Cross as a safe tonic.
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Varied 19th Century News From Maryland and Nearby Notes
A mixed batch of regional items reports school prize winners in Hagerstown, firemen contest results in Waynesboro, and a Rock Hill College alumni reunion in Ellicott City. It notes local deaths, a church organist’s death, a mayor’s barn loss, and civic office changes in Allegany County. Also covered are a Confederate memorial window unveiling, a drowning incident in Hagerstown, Oklahoma transfer for a bank case, and a Maryland colored defendant’s arson trial with a four year penitentiary sentence.
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William Kilgour
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Confederate Museum
Rischmond
Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy
Rafaell Ridenour
William Ridenour
Hageratows
J. Oscar Houck
Union National Bank of Westminster
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Carrell County
Annapolia
Benjamin Warren
Snowball Rain Forecast and Garden Precautions
Brief notes warn of snowball rain and sparrow damage to young plants. Gardeners are advised to plant after May 10th or 15th to avoid late spring frost. The Presbyterian ladies plan an eatables sale at the chapel tomorrow afternoon. Uncle Eben quips about debt worries in dialect.
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Presbyterian Church
Eben
Funerals for Mra J Albaugh and Margaretta Lee Perry
The funeral for Mra J Albaugh widow of Jasper Albaugh was held at her New Market home with relatives from far and near attending. Rev J G Hill assisted by Rev Joseph H Balbie and Rev O Kennard preached. interment at Central cemetery. Pallbearers included W Q Shaw and others. funeral director B Randie. The funeral for Margaretta Lee Perry wife of John J Perry was held from the N RR at Walkeraville with services at the grave by Rev C B McDaniel. interment at Ss Olivet cemetery. funeral director Thomas P Rice.
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Frederick
O ' Kennard
Virginis
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New Haven
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Virginia
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Brooklyn
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Loterment
Central Cemetery
W QO Shaw
Albert Casashonr
Thomas M. Waltz
Noah Varnes
J. O. Walker
M. I. Wood
B. Randie
Margaretta Lee Perry
John J. Perry
Baltimore
U.B. Sharon
Walkeraville
Thomas P. Rice
Ss. Olivet Cemetery
Death of William B. Ely Recalled in Obituary
The Work of Death was Ely. William B. Ely born April 10, 1723, son of the late Jasaic Ely, died recently. He left a widow and one son Elmer Ely, his mother Mrs. Kitty Ely, three sisters Mrs. Nicholas Blamenaver, Mrs. Wm. Simmon a, Mrs. Rhodes KR. Kemp, and brother John Ely serving in the United States Army.
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Hela
Elmer Ely
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John Ely
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United States Army
Marriage at Lutheran Parsonage Honors Gaver and Heard
Nellie Blanche Gaver, daughter of Charles Gaver, wed Mr. J. Algar Heard, son of the late William Heard, at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Charles F. Steck officiating. Heard works as a pattern maker at Ox Fibre Brush Works.
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Mmfiss
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J. Algar Heard
Lutheran Parsonage
Charles F. Steck
Charles Gaver
William Heard
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Nan Patterson Released by District Attorney Request
Wew Yorn May 12 Judge Getlhag discharged Nan Patterson at the request of the district attorney. The text then shifts to a medical advert discussing deafness and claims of cures, promoting Mall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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Nan Patterson
Mall
F. J. Cheney & CO
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