The Daily News ad rates and local politics notes
The item describes subscription details for The Daily News and its connections to the Tele Exchange. It references graft allegations in Anne Arundel County, mentions Branton Quay and Taft, and discusses a bond issue in Chamberland to improve Cumberland fire department. It explains how fire insurance premiums may drop with better equipment, urging Frederick to consider a similar plan.
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Chamberland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oime
Frederick
Contemporary Comment from 1800s Daily Papers
A compilation of fragmented quotes from multiple papers includes remarks on Hearat versus the automobile alzzer, a Maryland case about a woman seeking her mother's permission, and a Virginia funeral of an elderly Black woman. The style mirrors era commentary on race and society.
Minutes of Merriness Puzzle Tease
A brief wit vignette shows a child riddled by a math joke about marbles. The humor centers on a mother and a boy named Tommy, with a trailing dialect line from a Chicago Tribune transcription. The piece captures a light, humorous exchange typical of daily newspaper humor column snippets.
Fragments of Talk Show Urban Misprints and Slang
A rough collage of quoted dialogue from the Washington Star Boston Transcript Chicago News and the Weabigton Star. Dialogue centers on marriage trust forgery and business schemes with fractured spellings and colloquial phrasing giving a sense of old time street conversations and local color.
Mikado urged to keep church and state apart in Japan
The Cincinnati paper discusses Tokyo's plan to form a religion “on Christian lines” under the Mikado. It warns that blending Shinto with Christianity could provoke resistance, unrest, and discontent among Japanese subjects while favoring gradual religious evolution and strict church-state separation.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Tokyo
Empire
Sarcest
Czar
Finland
Lithuania
Rusala
Mikado
United States
Moments With The Muse The Homestead Poem Fragment
A reflective poem by Richard Watson Gilper recalling a homestead landscape. The speaker contrasts enduring places like lilacs pine groves and river with the passage of generations. It dwells on shared memories, unchanging scenes, and the inevitability of aging from birth to death.
Severe Storm Hits Cumberland Delays Train and Damages Roads
A severe wind and rain storm swept Cumberland yesterday afternoon crippling telegraph lines. Poles were blown down on the Baltimore and Ohio and West Virginia Central routes. A landslide near Hendricks on the Western Virginia Central delayed a passenger train by five hours. Many trees were felled and buildings unroofed across the region.
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Cumberland
Batimore
Ohio
West Virginia Central
Hendricks
Virginia Central
Healing Drink Claims From Dr Kings Discovery
A Shepherdstown resident reports relief from bronchitis after using Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. The ad touts the remedy as effective for croup whooping cough gripp pneumonia and consumption with a trial bottle offered free and sizes up to one dollar.
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A. L. Peatre
Droggisi
Ten Miners Die In Gas Flood At Williamstown Mine
Ten miners suffocated by gas and sulfur fumes aboard a loaded trip from Bear Valley to Williamstown. Assistant Superintendent Golden and 50 miners overcome. 10 men die despite swift hospital resuscitation efforts. The accident occurred in a 1 mile tunnel used to haul coal to the breaker. ventilation had been considered excellent and the cause unknown. Wireless lines were cut by a storm delaying help until telegraph service returned.
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Wilkesbarre
Summit Branch Coal Company
Williamstown
W. M. Gulden
George Raidle
John Kurney
Joseph Punch
Enoch Morguo
Albert Nau
Fred James
Adam Scoppenheimer
John Fredench
Samuel Fredench
The
Coal Company
Bear Valley
Williamas Valley
Nall
Golden
Goden
Pennsylvania Raiiroad Company
Presbyterians Tighten Rules On Marriage With Divorced
Buffalo May 26 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States reopened the discussion on divorce and marriage and by a two thirds vote passed a resolution aligning with other Protestant churches while retaining Catholic restrictions. Rev Dr Young presented the substitute which urges ministers to refuse marriage to those whose union would violate church laws. Dallas May 26 The Cumberland Presbyterian Church Assembly voted 162 to voted to submit to presbyteries the committee on fraternity and union report for adoption.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Buffalo
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Young
Pittsburg
Committee On Marriage and Divorce
Inter-Church Conference
Dallas
Tex
The
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Committee On Fraternity and Union
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
Baseball results recap: American League Boston beat Chicago 2 to 1, Detroit defeated St Louis 4 to 2, New York 4, Cleveland 7, Washington 1. National League Misbourg 2, Tustyn 7, New York 3, Brooklyn 3, Chicago 6, St Louis 4. Other clubs not scheduled. Also general ads and notices included.
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Athletics
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St. Louisew
York
Cleveland
Washington
Pyo Misbourg
Tustyn
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St. Loui
Isto Anew
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Harper's Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lerington
Staunton
Fagerstown
Martinsburg
Way
Newark
Junchon and Way
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Way
Jadelphia
Cumberland
Strasboro Junction
Hagerstown
Warnington
Mt. Airy
Washington Mall
Hingerstown
Balimore
Wwon
Phil
Laine
Ass Dyne
Ion and Way
Wiington Junction
More
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Louis
Baltimor
More and Way
Valley
Sanday
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Rod Cipal
Wain and Way
Buncey
Leington
Brunswick
Census figures on executive civil service employees
Census Bureau data show 150,283 executive civil service employees in the United States excluding postmasters and certain War and Navy staff. About 46,162 are aged 20 to 40, with many in service under five years. roughly 851 earn $2,500 or more and about 50,000 earn under $720 annually.
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Census Bureau
Executive Civil Service of
United States
War Department
Navy Yards
Navy Yard
Tennessee Man Surrenders After Fatalw Incident Barricade
Carthage Tennessee May 26 One man is dead and another presumed dead after an attempt to capture a murder suspect. Sid Vaden was shot by Dan White amid a cow trespass dispute as White’s son retrieved a gun. White barricades his home and vows not to be taken alive as a posse guards the house overnight. Robert Overstreet is missing and assumed dead after advancing on the door. Nearby incidents include a preacher arrest in Ocala and a jewelry theft in Providence. A fort Plain circus tent collapse injures several. New Jersey officers elected by the Sons of the Revolution list G D W Vroom as president and other officers.
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Tennessee
Winchester
Carthage
Tenn
Sid Vaden
Dan White
White
Vaden
Scruggs
Robert Overstreet
Providence
R. 1
Stephen Herbert
J. W. Kaiser
Chicago
Herbert
Fort Plain
N. J
Hargreaves
Massive Boston Painter Strike Shrugs for Higher Wages
Over 1609 house painters and decorators strike in Boston seeking wage increases. In Sioux City Indiana, farmers Thomas W. Brennan and Daniel Tantis were killed by a single bolt of lightning. Secretary Taft returns to Washington from the Adirondacks in improved health. A syndicate of American capitalists buys up electric light tramway plants and the telephone system in the Panama Canal zone.
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Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Brennan
Daniel Tantis
Sioux City
Taft
Washington
Adirondack Mountains
Panama Canal Zone
Donot backache remedy testimonial for Deans Kidney Pills
An old testimonial from Charles Moffat of 41 West Fifth Street touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as the best remedy for kidney complaints urinary weakness and back pains. He says years of trial with various medicines failed until three boxes of Doan’s cured him and he can work daily again. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name and avoid substitutes. Also notes for sale and employment ad lines follow.
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Frederick
Charles Moffat
Weet Fifth Street
Dean
Clinton EH
Main’s
Foster—Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
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