Rouble and Railways Dominate Public Debate of Authority
A fragmentary column discusses political and economic tensions among figures like Barton Hearst and Rockefeller. It critiques railway control of transportation, urges radical reform to separate commerce from public service, and warns against government-empowered rail domination.
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Philadelphia
Ldger
The
Ledger
Inter-Sista Commerce Commission
Socialisti Ideale
Bomplata
Actasi
Pas Railways
Sandowe
Sneir
Demask
Contempoary Comment on Wealth and Charity
The notes discuss the New York Intersece investigation and its $190 000 result as worthwhile. Henry Rockefeller implies wealth sharing is a Christian duty, aiding a per capita distribution of millions. A Baltimore Sun reader criticizes completeness of publication, citing discretion in reporting.
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New York
Hughes
Baltimore News
Eplc
Boyd
Montgomery County
S.a
Cormer
Marset
Becond
Boyd's
Montgomery
Liberty Pike
Pesri
Alih
Fragmented note cites policy on reporting and public cheer
A damaged clipping quotes Caroline San urging cautious coverage of news and avoidance of sensationalism. It discusses timing with Angela and mailing papers and endorses not spreading scandals to spare readers sorrow.
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Angela
Othes
Caroline San
Harry Grove
Clarke Place
Shoulder Cape
Grove
O&t
Hagerstown Pike
Frederick Sity
Bisck
Witty Election Jests and Wedding Banter Across Papers
The fragment poems and quotes survey political and social quips from Cleveland Leader Washington Star Life Allants Constitution London Tis Bits. Jests contrast bridal bliss with public roles and a son’s cheeky reply to a father’s rise. The tone mimics early 20th century newspaper humor.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Scandal Across Press
The Louisville Courier-Journal and New York World debate rail rate law meaning and rail grafts. The World mocks President Cassatt while praising the corporation’s hold on profits, noting rebates, graft, and internal misdeeds amid calls for leadership accountability.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York World
Cassatt
Brest Corporation
Bis
Pennsylvania
Br. Oscentt
Madarere
J. B. Thayer
Moments With The Muse And Miscellaneous Verses
A collage of poems and literary snippets from Woodland Voices and May musings. It blends nature imagery with reflections on freedom and joy, interspersed with an advertisement assuring deafness cure claims and a medicine pitch.
Rare U S Coins Rally in Historic Sulth Collection Auction
An auction in Philadelphia highlights rising prices for rare U S coins from the late Harlan P Sulth collection. Prices span 1703 chains to 1855 half dollars, with multiple specimens selling well above face value and record coins fetching thousands in several sales.
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United States
Harlan P Sulth
Philadeladelphia
Mills
Thunday
Smith Asse
Parmalee
Canidas
Smith Sales
Smith Isle
New York
Davis Isle
Darissais
Assa
Davis
Belog Daly
Davie
Confederate States of America
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted As Cure All
A vintage medical ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for kidney trouble and related illnesses. Testimonial figures include a resident on E Seventh Street praising lasting backache relief after a full course, with claims of no symptoms since spring. The ad notes Buffalo New York as the distributor and urges readers to buy from dealers with Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents.
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Bright
Dean
Frederick
Feeenh
E. Seventh Street
Pennsylvania
R. R
Chaton E. Malo’se
Oon Market St
Bess
All Deslers
Prics
Foster Milbern Co
Boffalo
New York
Datsad
Dean’s
Letters on temperance and Maryland Nordic gathering invites
A reader urges free alcohol bill scrutiny and explains potential uses and risks of cheap alcohol for lighting and fuel while advocating moderation. Another letter invites Marylanders to the Marylanders in Ohio association annual reunion at Springfield with calls for reduced rail rates to boost attendance and celebrates the event with Gov Warfield's presence expected.
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Tax News
Cama
Presa
Praaident
Germany
Tnig
Lis
Cuaniel
W. R. Gace, M. D
Tur News
Maryland Association of Ohio
Springfisid
Siase
Frederick County
Frederick Oganty
Tippecsanca
Spring
Warfisls
Ohio
Pattison
Maryland
Mary Tsaders
Rennion
Warfield
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Isle of Places
Barton
Blsight
Hearst
Avoi Tronbie
Fockefeller
Contemporary Comment
Arepa
Wade
Everbody
Cleveland
Mics Cayerne
Maix
Brother Willams
Allants
London
VOIE
Sachs
Clinton Ecollard
James Brsseit Lowen
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Draggiaz
Hall
Forse
Truth
Belinf
Sigamens
Patronag
the Pectle
Natal
Frderick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
FOX
T. O. Haneares
SomMelville
Joreyar
Sue Mardin
Falsonia
Mizs
Charmberlain
Dr. King
Pearre F Draegist
Bracemile
Beckingham Industrial School
West Third Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Wm. Anderson
Scott S. Welty
Arlington Upright Plano
Wm. H. Zimmermar
East Third St
West Patrick Street
G. A
Cramer & Staeffer
OAH E. Chamer
DY. Stac Re
Staddock Junction
Court Street
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Quart Street
Stapa
East Second Street
B.F_ Rice
Plesse Reform Ito
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York
Modern Family
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Mecman
NTL
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Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Nations Bank of
C. B. Trall
W.H. Drvary
Cashier
Equifey
Frederics County
Frank L. Stoner
William T. Harwood
Frack I. Stoner
Genzsress
Frederis
William A. Sinks
John
Newman
Record Street
Central National Bank
Franklin Savines Bank of
Nsderem
James Hocce
Burggar
Myrershire
Lewistown
South Market Street
Braddock Heights
Cere Farm
Filby Road
Bargalo
Middletown
Valles
Charles T. K. Young
Ofice
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Frederics
Sid
Phonss
Oficeé
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City Opera House
Henry Frederick
Moving Picturez
Mccardell
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Count St
Geo E.sahter
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Cremer & Scarffer. Asgutt
North Market Street
R.A. Bennett
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K. Yoong
Migatt
J. Rosenstock
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Anreeo Sreres
Treasures Mild
Seftneschers
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John Eisenbauer
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Frederick Ma
North Winpow
EH. &. Landis
Beat and Quickese
Sna Eeegravieg
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Market
Frederick County Telephone
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Gerrice
WM. A. Simmons
Market Streat
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QPEL
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Florist
Paone
Tharmaxt
A. Poole
the Bee
South Merket Street
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Ofdiy
Market St
Weta
Merhl F. Moberly
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West
Patrick Street
Frederick, Me
Bathsors & Obio Frailroad
Vis
Baltimore
Erpress
FLSS
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Harper's Ferry
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Hagerstown
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