Weemly News fronts Roosevelt bandwagon and Quay quit plans
The issue notes Mr Hanna securing a seat on the Roosevelt bandwagon as a timely leap. Boss Quay announces quitting politics though Pennsylvanians doubt the move. Internationally a German cartoonist faces a criminal prosecution over an attack on Baron von Sternberg with voices urging American unity in the sail dispute.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
Germany
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Governor Pennypacker
Population amendment push urged in Senate
The Loulaville Courier-Journal argues for a constitutional amendment to directly elect Senators, noting strong public support and growing state legislative moves. It warns a convention could produce many changes and cause agitation, but suggests Senate resistance might still yield to public demand.
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Loulaville Courier-Journal
United States Senate
Senate
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Gourier-Journal
Post Office Troubles Point to Strawberry Delay
Contemporary comment notes Mr. Cleveland still stirs ready antagonists as Tillman attacks with volleys of abuse. A diagnosis of the post office department troubles leads to the conclusion that with the strawberry crop saved, a shift in policy or staffing may be at play, signaling broader concerns for the era.
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Cleveland
Tillman
Epen
Cumberland News
Bowen's disclosure cited as rude diplomatic breach
The passage cites Secretary Hay's anger at Ambassador Bowen for disclosing official secrets, noting the tension between official diplomacy and Bowen's anticipated revelations in the Blue Book and his informal shirt sleeve diplomacy. The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American reflect on diplomatic etiquette and potential foreknowledge of Bowen's intent.
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Igditionic
Hay
Bowen
Bis
Baltimore Suan
Minute Quips From Various Papers
A collage of joke snippets and brief anecdotes from the Chicago Evening Post, Swashington Star, Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Tese, and New York Times. The lines poke gentle fun at manners, weather prayers, and social scenes, with playful exchanges between unnamed narrators and characters.
Mortality and Medicine Highlight City Obituary Note
The obituary column recalls Dr. Thomas G. Morton of Philadelphia, a physician of fifty years, succumbing to cholera and related illnesses, illustrating medicine and diet limits. It contrasts Western medical limits with Chinese wisdom and ends with a reflective note on physicians’ vulnerabilities. The piece shifts to farm labor shortages, urging urban readers to consider rural work for health and opportunity amid city life’s strains.
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New York
Yeatsrday
Thomas G. Morton
Philadelphia
Earth
Mo Chinaman
Keefer Funeral Arrangements In Frederick After Philadelphia Death
Mr Harry Keefer died Monday night at Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia. His remains arrive in Frederick with widow and relatives to be escorted to Mt Olivet Cemetery by Knights Templar Jacques de Molay. Funeral at 4 PM with Masonic and other lodge attendances. hose company committee to draft resolutions.
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Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Frederick
D. Osrty
Keefer
West Third Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Mt. Olivet
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Lynch Lodge
Mr. Keefer
Columbia Lodge
Independent Hose Company
John
Capt
Walter Saunders
Funeral of Mrs Gambrill Remains Laid to Rest
The funeral of Mrs O Staley Gambrill who died Wednesday in Redlands Ontario was held yesterday afternoon at 2 from the B and O station. Rev Dr Osborne Ingle conducted services at the grave in Mt Oliver Cemetery. A quartet sang Asleep in Jenny. Many friends attended including Rev B T Helfenstein and wife and the Markell and Yellott families. pallbearers were Edwin Markell Edward Markell Holmes Baker D C Winebrenner J Thomas M Williamson and Richard Potts. C Carty was the funeral director.
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B. T. Helfenstein
Elliott City
Charles Markell
Edward Markell
Baltimore
John I. Yellott
John I. Yellott, Jr
John Roberte
Westminster
James H. Gambrill, Sr
Chicago
Robert Gambrill
Poole Jones
Mt. Airy
Edwin
Markell
Holmes Baker
D. OC. Winebrenner
Thomas M. Williamson
Hichard Potts
C. Carty
Children’s Day Service at Bethel Church
Zion Reformed Sunday school and congregation of Charlesville will hold Children's Day in Bethel church next Sunday May 31 at 9 50 a m. The date and time were moved due to the fire loss of Zion church and Bethel Church council’s kindness to lend their building All are cordially invited.
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Council of Bethel Church
Redurick
General Assembly of
Maryland
Frederick Ulty
Thia
Geo
Edw. Smith
Frederick
Frederick College to Hold Anitial Commencement Ceremony
Frederick College will hold its annual commencement on Tuesday in Iona with five graduates: Obaties Augustus Lawrence Downey of New Markets Richard Potts Johnson of Frederick Olagets Dorsey Stevens of New Market Howard Edgar Thompson of Mount Airy and Frank Russell Young of Middletown.
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Frederick College
Iona
Qobaties Augustus Lawrence Downey
New Markets
Richard Potts Johnson
Frederick
Olagets Dorsey, Stevens
New Market
Howard Edgar Thompson
Mount Airy
Frank Russell Young
Middletown
Purely Personal Mentioned Relatives and Visits
Mrs Horatio Waters visits relatives in Baltimore. Mrs Stoger Dole of Bad Second Street visits Littlestons Pa. Mrs Charles 17 Utermehle of Washington returns home after visiting Mrs Bradley. Mr Hiram Moberly and wife of Tiffin Ohio, formerly of this city, are visiting Frederick. Mr and Mrs R E Lastberman, formerly near Thurmont, now in New Mexico, are in this city on a visit.
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Baltimore
Stoger Dole
Bad Second Street
Littlestons
Charles 17. Utermehle
Washington, D.C
Bradley
Hiram Moberly
Tiffin
Ohio
Vinipe
Frederick
Aire
R. E. Lastberman
Thurmont
New Mexico
Vinit
Birthday Supper Honoring Grace Dill in Gapland
Mr and Mrs Charles E Grove hosted a birthday supper on Tuesday May 26 in Gapland for Miss Grace Dill of Frederick. Attendees included the Groves Jennings Gates Poole and others, with pink rosebud decor and a menu of Maryland biscuit, ham, rolls, salads, fruit, wafers, coffee, cake and ice cream. Grace received many presents and guests thanked the hostess.
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Charles E. Grove
Gapland
Misa Grace Dill
Daniel R. Grove
Mine Lottie Grove
David and
William Grove
Jos. Jennings
Leroy Jennings
Kefauver
Charles J. Poole
Anns Lee Poole
Hays Poole
Louise Gates
Lees Gates
Lelia Bone
Miss Grace
Book of the Royal Blue May issue features U S humorists
The May number of Book of the Royal Blue collects leading newspaper funny-men with photos and autographs. Published monthly by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the issue aims high as a premier literary humor magazine. Subscriptions and special rates listed. additional notices on travel and local commerce accompany the feature.
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Fanny-Men
United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bss
D. B. Martin
Baltimore & Oalo Railroad
Baltimore
Maryland
Moments With The Muse Revelation Poem Verse
Last night I walked in gladness with one unseen save memory. Time loosened stern fate and brought love back to me in Arcady air. I gathered treasure from sweet moments, roses dew kissed, though they faded at dawn. in my heart the joy remains, love may return through dreams. Foxsakex Town Topics. The barn is a favorite of many years, Harpers, sold by Louis One. A News advertisement pays.
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Ame
Love
Arcady
Aneni
Harpers
Seld
Louis One
Alarmed by persistent cough cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Greenville student H. Posarmee suffered four to five years of coughing and fear of consumption. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, he reports immediate improvement and permanent relief after two doses. A local customer, rheumatism sufferer, and another farm resident also credit Chamberlain's Pain Balm for relief. Sold by A. L. Pearce & Farmer. Advertising drives sales.
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Greenville
Mgr
Borhare
Chamberlain
Low
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A. L. Pearre
Faermer
Saya C. V. Kayfer
Vattens Milias NY
A. L. Pearce
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