Moon Phases and Cannibals in Old News Anew
The report notes moon phases and first passenger stories as Las Isipro is named and cannibal rumors in Formosa surface. Aguinaldo proclaims non surrender amid limited post news. Frederick County strawberries appear on market shelves signaling seasonal bounty. Police capture of Humphrey Taylor linked to Rosenstein murder brings public relief and deterrence, with confession and implicated suspect in jail.
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Humphrey Taylor
Taylor
Rosenstein
Faith Cure Crusade in New York Press Against Christian Science
A New York newspaper campaign targets Christian Science faith cure amid recent deaths. The Medical Record questions how earlier or stronger prayers might have saved a dropsy patient under a faith healer and warns against propagators of such beliefs. The piece urges protective action and accountability for those teaching faith-based treatment.
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New York
Harold Frederic
London
Woicus Colens
Maryland Gubernatorial Rumors and Party Shifts
Contemporary comment notes Notty is too good for Admiral Dewey while praising a home. Carnegie advances with philanthropic aims despite Uncle Russell. Cumberland reports Gov Lowndes’ candidacy excites supporters, though some deny surprise. Maryland Republicans solidify around the McComas quadrangle with re nomination for Lowndes.
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Admiral Dewey
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness and City Gossip Sparks
A collection of quips and brief exchanges from newspapers, noting playful banter at a chorus of social moments. Mentions a dressmaker found by Sue Dallington, a lawn mower purchase at a Montagne auction, and playful family gossip about apologies and borrowed items. Also includes a humorous dialect exchange with Aunt Chloe and Uncle Rastus about a celebratory cocktail.
Demonstration of civil service exam use in census staffing
The Washington demonstration shows merit exams for 30,000 census clerk applicants ahead of next June appointments. Director Merriam supports testing to ensure eligibility and reduce patronage, aiming for a faster, more accurate Twelfth Census. Overstrain and death in public life are warned against, urging moderation and rest amid rapid American modern life.
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Local Laconics on Dewey reception and Frederick Fair request
A brief local note imagines General Dewey returning home to a grand reception and speculates on avoiding demand for his presence. The writer proposes Dewey and Schley attend the Great Frederick Fair and predicts Frederick will soon be linked by telephone to all county towns as linemen expand the system.
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Schley
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Hagerstown
Sampson
Lewis Fraley
Local voices urge progress along new route and early summer closures
Letters from residents and farmers praise progress and support for a proposed electric line between two towns. Patrons note benefits from earlier business closures in summer. Observers forecast a strong corn crop and advocate for a complete electric service linking Frederick area towns.
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Iam
Vroderick
Hagoratown
Frederick Man
Moments With the Muse and Call to Duty
Poem fragment urging appreciation of summer beauty and Christmas time as one with the present. It blends praise of nature with a call to action to meet daily duties, labor for prosperity, and defend injustice with courage, fidelity, and song. The piece invokes divine guidance and righteous struggle.
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Epuan T. Rarap
County Correspondence from Ianetown and Kemptown Notices
County news records visits and travels of local clergy and residents. Names include Rev Father Theo D Mead Miss Annie M Hagan and William Wheeler with dates and locations such as Baltimore Frederick and Washington. Local events feature cemetery work, a Christian Endeavor meeting, a literary society, birthday parties, and a cemetery association meeting.
Sunday School Convention Attended by Local Residents
Menore Sowera and Travia left Tuesday for Germantown to attend the Sun day schor convention. Claude Baker returns from visit to his mother Mrs Susie Baker now working in Charlestown West Virginia. Work begins on a house to be built on Mrs Susie Baker's recently purchased property. Barnesville St Marys church services set for Whit Sunday at 11 am. Rev William German preached eloquent sermons at Germantown M F E Church May 14. Dr Pylow Frederick spent Sunday there. Mrs Jonnie White improving after illness. Mrs EB Roberson recovering from grip. Mr James Manion and wife visiting near Rockville. Miss Nettie Cross from Washington returns home after staying with Miss Sallie Brown. Mt Pleasant ME Church Epworth League held its monthly meeting with program including scripture, hymns, duets, readings and addresses.
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Theo D Mead
St Josephs Church
Govanstown
Baltimore
Walher Lenon
Westminster
Dresdauy
William Gallery and Son
George Bonner
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William Crabster
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Washington
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Mt. Pleasant
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Personal News From The City And County
WORELY PERSONAL Mr Frank Howser of Plane No 4 spent yesterday in this city. Mr J W Moore of Hagerstown was in this city yesterday on business. Miss Etta Grant of Virginia visits Miss Caroline Ross in Court square. Mrs E S McCardell of Hagerstown visits Mr and Mrs A O G McCardell in the city. Mrs J H Dobbs of Lancaster Pa visits daughter Mrs J Clarke Kieffer in the city. Mise M Imogen Dorsey re elected corresponding secretary of the Alumnae of Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore. John Foxs Bride Mrs Josnoa Zimmerman of Hagerstown mother of Kittie Zimmerman married to John Fox aged eighty six at Walkersville. She learned of the marriage yesterday morning. she does not disapprove of the match. Bride lived with mother at Hagerstown until a week ago. all the young lady clothes are at her mothers home. Io those who drink whiskey for pleasure Shipper Whiskey adds a zest to existence. Sharper Whiskey sold by G N Hauer Frederick Maryland.
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Hagerstown
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Virginia
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Court Square
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A. OG. McCardell
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GN. Hauer
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