Governor Pennypacker Faces Libel Fire Over Outcast Label
A Pennsylvania governor faces backlash after calling an artist an outcast in a public statement about the Salna Grady Abel bill. Charles Nelan of the Philadelphia North American demands a retraction and may sue for libel. The piece criticizes press restraint and federal responses amid diplomatic tensions.
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Pennypacker
Sarge-Grady Isbel
Pennsylvania
Salna-Grady Abel Bill
Charles Nelan
Philadelphis North American
Peopypacker
Isbel
Nolan
Yuu
Mae
Nelan
Philadelphia
Community notices raise tax, census questions voiced
A Baltimore Herald note questions post fees and pressure of blackmail while urging communal effort to develop the town. The Taneytown Record queries the value of the state census and whether results will be published or used for public benefit.
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Baltimore Herald
Taneytown Record
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collage of light hearted jokes and banter from early newspapers. Poems and jokes describe love disappointment engagement money jokes about grandchildren and ball games. Humorous exchanges reflect social airs and witty repartee across several papers.
Rockefeller Gifts and Philanthropy Stir Nebraska Debate
The Washington Star notes John D Rockefeller’s gift offer to the University of Nebraska prompting controversy over whether the money comes from him or the public via higher oil costs. Critics warn the gift carries oil industry taint while supporters cite the broader public benefit. Carnegie is contrasted as less entangled with steel interests.
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Washington Star
John D. Rockefeller
University of Nebraska
Rockefeller
Nebraska
Carnegie
Moments With The Muse And Morning Summons
A fragmented page item blends poetry titles and a testimonial ad. It opens with verses about escaping to purer air and peaceful valleys, followed by a note on Atlantic magazine poetry and a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial from H. F. Burhace praising quick relief after using two bottles, with local ads for Harper and other merchants.
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Chamberlain
H. F. Burhace
Greenrin C
Batler
Hamberlain
A.L. Pearre
Anniversary Observance At Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
The second anniversary of Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church in Frederick was observed with morning and evening services. Rev Dr C T Stern of York preached on The Ming's Highway and The Work of the Conference. The day included choir cantatas, solos by Mrs Storm Miss Yout and others, a duetto, and remarks on church history and union. Cash collections totaled 148 dollars.
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Centennial Memorial
United Brethren Church
C. T. Stern
D. D
York
Kirkpetrick
Markwood D. Harpenby
C. W. Suicespring
Price
Solorate
Harry E. W. Storm
Mise Elsieux
Miee Bosse Daniels
Keefer Phleeger
M. D. Herp
Stern
M.D
Harp
Rene
Oliver
U. B
Kemp Hall
L. Grimm
Examiner
Stinespring
A. M. Evers
East Third Street
Frederick
Peter Kemp
Centennial Memorial AL. B
Iron Works Coming to Frederick From Laurel
The Business Men's Association ends negotiations this afternoon to move Montrose Iron Works from Laurel Maryland to Frederick. The project includes a connected machine shop from Baltimore, a foundry, and future worker housing plots. Land fronts a railroad, with 500 feet on the line and 216 feet on both Seventh and Eighth streets. About sixty skilled workers will relocate, with contracts for piano plates and other castings. Building starts now, machine shop ready in 60 days, foundry in 90 days. Land cost 1000 dollars, association contributes 650 dollars.
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Frederick
Montrose Iron Works
Laurel
Iron Works
Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad
Wasa Seventh
Moura Wm. M. Bopat
Charles F. Rathenboefer
Business Men's Association
Sevanth Street
Eighth Street
W.T. 8
Divene
Montross
Washington
Philadelphia
Messrs. Bopet & Rothenhoefer
Funeral for James B. Williams Held at Pleasant Grove
The funeral of James B. Williams, who died Saturday morning in Kemptown, was held this morning at Pleasant Grove church with services at 10 o clock conducted by Rev.
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James B. Williams
Kemptown
Pleasant Grove Church
Local funeral details list pallbearers and officials
J D Wright officiating. The pallbearers were John A Molesworth, William Mount, Jeremiah Browning, J T Davis, Wm H Pordum and Jesse L Baker. W T Lewis served as undertaker.
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J.D. Wright
John A. Molesworth
William Mount
Jeremiah Browning
J. T. Davis
Wm. H. Pordum
Jesse L. Baker
W.T. Lewis
Accident Victims Doing Well After Bank Crash
Dr. Ira J. McCurdy reported at noon that Henry Dertzbaugh, a victim of Friday night accident at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, is doing very well. Dr. F B Smith said there have been no unfavorable developments in Enoch Green’s condition, the other injured person.
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Ira J. McCurdy
Henry Dertzbaugh
Farmers & Mechanical National Bank
F. B. Smith
Enoch Green
The Eastern Milling Quotations And Local Closing Notice
Market quotes for corn wheat oats and hay appear with prices per barrel or ton. The city will close business at 8 pm tonight and continue until October 1 except Saturdays. AHealth column cites sick lists and a testimonial for Chamberlains Pain Balm while promoting Ackerman’s Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted local product.
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Geocern
Alooat
Church Notes From Local Churches and Meetings
Evangelical and Lutheran churches held morning and evening services with sermons on Hearing and Doing The Gospel of the Kingdom and from St Luke 10 42. Maryland Anti Saloon League leader spoke at Lutheran service. Sunday schools at 145 p m Grace Reformed and All Saints reported sermons on What Shall I Do With Jesus and Prayer. Rogation days observed with services daily leading to Ascension day observances. Rev James R Lewis installed at Mt Pleasant Reformed Church. Knights Templars and ministerial meetings noted with talks on church organization and Anti-Saloon League work.
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Evangelical, Reformed Church
E.R. Beobbach
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. Nicholson
Maryland Anti Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. D. Huntley
Washington, D. C
Epworth League
Grace Reformed Church
E.L . McLeno
Jesus
S. Mate
Kemp Hall
James R. Lewis
The
Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
County
S.S Miller
Mr. Miller
J. M. Motter
D. J. Wolfe
Walkeraville
Mr. Lewis
Sabiliasville
Cheney
Kansas
All Saints
St. James
Schreysville
Gupin
Shepherd
Cervics
Jacques de Molay
Commandery
Knights Templars
Coty
S.M. Hench
E R. Kechwech
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