Public notices and economic editorial notes in Philadelphia Ledger
A garbled Tex News office ad hints at telegraph and mail ads, with readers invited to send copies to Frederick MA. A Philadelphia Ledger piece critiques prosperity gains as uneven, noting rising costs, wage lag, and investment income pressures. It questions remedies and calls for attention to fixed incomes amid economic shifts.
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Tex News
Frederick
Philadelphia Ledger
Ledger
Cnre
Contempory Comment and Sparse Editorial Snippets
A set of brief, fragmented opinions from various papers. Notes on the Sultan of Turkey as a wealthy individual not endowing libraries or colleges. A Chicago judge deems a milliner an artist, with jibe about an Easter tonnet. Chicago women’s clubs plan a modern skyscraper hub, while deserted husbands fear a new Tower of Babel. Duke of Manchester laments actors in services.
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Turkey
Europe
Washington Star
Chicago
New York Evening Son
Scramble Over Inheritance Sparks Shaky Courtship Talk
The Chicago Record Herald notes a witty debate on marriage rights and wealth. A daughter of a wealthy Englishman worries her father's chauffeur as the line between good and bad matches blurs. The piece satirically contrasts decent upbringing with titled fortune and questionable romance.
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Chicago Record Herald
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various periodicals. Dialogues touch on marriage dreams, copper market misreads, and society roles, reflecting light satirical humor and character sketches. Names like Daetrott and Mies Onyenne evoke newspaper humor tone of the era.
Lions of Kummer and the United States Language Shift
A compact collage of 1910s headlines notes the term Lions of Kummer and a discussion on how The United States is used in singular form versus plural. Also captured are essays on reading habits and the tipping regulation, plus debate over John Paul Jones's burial site.
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United States
Kansas City
United
Sparkes
University of Chicago
Washington to inter John Paul Jones at Arlington
Arguments from Fredericksburg New York Annapolis Philadelphia and Washington favor Arlington as Jones burial site. The piece argues Arlington is fitting as a national memorial hub, near the capital, with Jones and other great dead nearby, matching his role in American history.
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Warve
Fredericksburg
Lnsemach Ae Jonee
New York
Jones
United States
Thato City
Annapolis
Naval School
Philadelphia
Congress of the United States
Washington
Becaue
Becanes
Viaitora
Fredericksberg
Arlington
Bta
Philadelpia
Waangton
Republi
John Paul Jones
Admiral Porter
Moments with the Muse and a Harrisburg wreck death toll
Moments with the Muse offers a nostalgic verse about memory and home while a Harrisburg report details the Pennsylvania Railroad wreck death toll rising to 22. Officials identify sixteen victims including Samuel Shubert and Thomas Lewis as multiple others remain unidentifiable and injured recovery proceeds.
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Harrleburg
Harrisburg
South Harrisburg
Samuel Shubert
New York
Man Stettiheimer
Thomas Lewis
Charles Bisinnl
Miss Robinson
Judge Bellinger Dies in Portland Circuit Court Judge
Judge Charles B. Bellinger of the United States circuit court died in Portland Oregon. The Belmar New Jersey Buenavista hotel was destroyed by fire causing wide damage. Former President Cleveland returned to Princeton New Jersey after spending two weeks afloat in southern waters.
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Charles B. Bellinger
Uniked States Circuit Court
Portland
Ore
Belmar
N. J
Cleveland
Princeton
James E Walker Dies of Brights Disease in Frederick
Frederick leader in local business, James E Walker, aged about 56, died at his home on West Patrick Street from Brights disease after a prolonged illness. Born near New London in Frederick County, he came to Frederick circa 1870 as a clerk for D W Stouffer and later co owned a dry goods store with George L Cramer. In 1877 he sold his share to Cramer.
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James E. Walker
Frederick
Weat Patrick Street
Bright
Mr. Walker
Frederick County
New London
William W. Walker
Hhe
Matthew's School
Howard County
D. W. Stoulfer
Walker
George L. Cramer
Steulfer
Walker & Oramer
Oramer
Wa Burman
Wm. Buhrman
Thurmont
German Bapties Church
District Court of the United States
District of Marsland
James M. Signfoose
James M. Stenfoose
Brunswick
Frederice
James M. Birnfoode
W. Patrick Street
Wrederick
Edward Y. Goldsborough
James Eb Walker dies leaving business and civic legacy
James Eb Walker built a dry goods business with Baker & Carmack, later moving to North Market Street and forming Walker & Bennett with O P Bennett. He chaired Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph Co and served as Citizens National Bank director. He also led the Mutual Insurance Co and Agricultural Society board, and was survived by wife Annie Kell, daughter Mrs Charles D Carty, brother Charles D Walker, and sister Mrs D V Stauffer.
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Walker
Baker & Carmack
Patrick Street
North Market Street
O. P. Bennett
Walker & Bennett
Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph Oa
Citizens’ National Bank
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Annie Markell
George Markall
Frederick
Charles D. Carty
Charles D. Walker
New London
D. V. Stauffer
Literary Societies at Worth Market Street School
The Juvenile Literary Society met at Worth Market Street School with W Hamaberg presiding. After roll and minutes, a varied program of recitations readings debates and an oration was followed by a banquet. Visitors included teachers and the school principal.
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Juvenile Literary Society
Worth Market Street
W. Hamaberg
R. Baumgardner
A. Kemp
Freddie
M. Hoke
Cleveland
J. Elkins
R. Bargee
Antony
Addrasa
Russie
M. Shirley
Sappington
Mosey
K. Osahour
W. Ramsburg
H. Moberly
J. Gambrill
A. Qayan
3. Hershberger
D. King
Haller
L Etchelbarger
Suuti
VY. Danaberger
Reading
R. Rhoads
U. S
P. Michael
E Danaberger
A T.kreb
V. Danasbarger
F. DeGrange
WH. M. Albaugh
May Time Musings From Mary Jane on Braddock Hill News
Mary Jane surveys a bustling week in Braddock and surrounding towns. She notes May festivals and housecleaning, weddings and burials, church events, reformed preachers, temperance meetings, and social gatherings at Walkerville and Myersville. The piece treats community life with playful, period voice, mentioning the DAR outing, Choral society, and local improvements.
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Christian Endeavor
Myeraville
Mt. Vernon
Women’s College
Mary Jane
Tornado Death List Grows In Oklahoma
At least 125 people were killed by a tornado that struck Snyder and nearby areas on Wednesday night. The storm carved a 35 mile path, half a mile wide, destroying farmhouses and killing or injuring occupants. Estimates of deaths outside Snyder range up to 40, with 400 reported injured though many sustained only minor bruises. A large cleanup effort began with laborers and volunteers removing debris and burning wreckage near freight cars. Two sisters, ages 10 and 12, drowned in a mill pond in Roanoke Virginia after wading too far from shore.
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New York Evening Mall
Que
Oklahoma
Snyder
Okla
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
Volunter
St5 Welock
Bail fixed at 1000 in case of William Mitchell
William Mitchell, a Black man, faced a hearing before Justice O. HB Hokatetn on an incident with intent to commit a crime near Feagaville involving 12-year-old Goldie Ambrose. Bail set at $1,000. state testimony was sparse and mental illness was argued by attorney Reno Harp for the defense.
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William Mitchell
Goldie P. Ambrose
Feagaville
O. HB. Hokatetn
Mise Ambrose
Antil Thorsday
Deaths and notices in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Multiple obituaries and death notices from the region recount the deaths of Henry Apps in Straban Township Pennsylvania. Other obituaries include Mrs Mary Harbaugh Ada Easterday Mary J Wagerman Jeremiah Favorite Hamilton Stottlemyer William Buhrman Ada L Carmack John Shfter Blanche Faunt Le Roy and Mrs Sarah Neuwahl. The reports note ages birthplaces and funeral details with brief remarks on causes and coroner actions where available. A Brailey bond hearing is noted as resumed in Baltimore with Clayton O Keady testifying. An advertisement urges turning unused items into cash via Tus News classifieds.
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Mary J. Wagerman
William Wagerman
Samuel Waxerman
Emmitaberg
Reformed Church
A. M. Glock
Jeremiah Favorite
Fairplay
John Favorite
South Towson
Sallie Favorite
Richmond
Favorite
Emmisaborg
Charles Reinewald
Hamilton Stottlemyer
Myeraville
Grossnickle
Germean Baptist Church
O. F. Ausherman
Ada L Carmack
Ada L. Carmack
Rogers
North Gilmor Street
Baltimore
John Shfter
John Sipter
Emamiteburg
St. Anthony’s Church
Mountain Cemetery
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
So. Bint
Schurt
Howard, Secy. & Manager
Farperiin
Cary News
Tex
Nan Patters
Mr. Rand
Grneval Liveviter
Philadelpata
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Contemporary Comment
Ohio State Journal
Duke of Manchester
Ohrurive
Fwsppa
Binghamton
Daetrott Free Press
Mre. Hatterson
Literary Society
Mabel
Sporty
Paris
London
Voice OF the Press
Atlanta Constitution
Witteburre
Rossatvensky
Asia
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sam
Daughters of the Horsebach
The
France
Atero
Stacey KH
Bakrn
Harper
Louis Otte
James £. Walker
County
Frederck
James EB Walkhh
Patranag
Mary Jave Givis
Braddock
Ijan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Billy Bartholow
Braddock Hills
Maryland
Methodias
Choral Society
Juiy
Boys Temperance Association
Order of Eagles
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Frederick Railroad
Market Street
Ritchie Dancing Academy
Woman's College
Frederick Female Seminary Alumnie Club
Mies Trall
Congress
Daughters of the Revolution
Epscph
Ald Frederick
Braddock Heights
Sousa
Lutherane
Barkittsville
Temperance Union
Walkersville
Hygeia Toe
Manaseas
Roosevelt
Mil Pond
Roanoke
Pularki, V A
Henry Whittaker
Henry Apis
Henry Apps
Hanover
David Stultz
Lewia
Stewart
Mnd
Oeggary
Mary Harbaugh
Samuel Harbaugh
Middleburg
Jacob Anders
Troutville
This County
Wm. and
Michall Anders
John A. Biddinger
Ladiesburg
Charles Speak
Oreagerstown
Woodsboro
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Ada
Ada I. Easterday
Martin V. Easterday
Church Hill
Francia
Roy
St. John’s Church
Astor
G. W. Stroup
Powell Faunt LE Roy
Blanche Faunt le Roy
United States Army
Mina Sally Faunt le Roy
Woman’s College
Sarah Neuwahl
Julius Neuwahl
S A. Lewis
D. Princston Buckey
Clayton O. Keady
Tus News
G. Thomas
North
Bentz Street
East Third Street
Noah KE. Cramer
Nat's Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Park Hotel
Church and
Court Streets
Williama’ Grove
W. Firth Street
Church
Second Streets
Misultance
R. P. Ross
Wm. Anderson
Wes
Fourth Street
Alfred Hitter
Court Street
J. Doll
Buck Ingham Industrial School
Buckeystown, Md
Midawtt
Fountain Mills
Ra Tho End
B. Ebert & Sons
East Fourth Street
Korcoe C. White
C.be
Mesley
Hardt & Keefer
Ue Carty
Sules
Nede Ohaine
Landis
Frederick County Telephone
OTICE
Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company
David Kolb
Wm. Kolb
Wart Patrick Street
P.O
Oman
East Second Street
Ernest Heifenstein
Gene Place
Eaet Church Street
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