Quay remembered amid Pennsylvania political legacy
The piece reflects on Senator Quay as a master of the Pennsylvania political machine. It praises his energy and leadership while condemning his methods, noting corruption in his campaigns and the broader machine politics that tainted Pennsylvania governance. It questions whether Pennsylvanians will see improved government after his era.
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Senator Quay
Quay
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Philadelphia
Euch
Gauonai
Reseda Seeks Friendly Ties With England and Allies
Contemporary comment notes Reseda’s newfound friendliness with England and other nations willing to engage. The column references Roosevelt’s knowledge and private secretary Las? and cites Kuropatkin claiming his troops are inexperienced as a general remark. The piece ends with a worldly takeaway about the value of being open to alliances.
Road Supervisor In Sum: Taxes Build Roads Yet Damages Paid
An editorial bluntly argues that taxpayers fund roads and bridges while the road supervisor misuses funds, leading to unsafe conditions. It laments injuries and costly repairs borne by victims with no recourse, reflecting frustration with local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emall Ani
Taneytown
Minutes of Merriness Bring Gentle Gossip to Light
A collage of humorous snippets from various papers. Bertha, Bertha’s love, and a lawyer figure in Miss Bonds appear through conversational asides. Jests about absent mindedness, germans, and patient nurse jokes mingle with a judge's remark.
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Mabel
The Latest Reform Movement In Washington
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a new reform movement in Washington aimed at curbing whistles and screams in public places. It cites a petition from District officials and jokes from the Washington Star about banning whistle sounds and forcing facial hair changes to quiet public nuisance.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Washington, D. C
The
Washington Star
Washington
Moments With The Muse And Marketing Insight
A prose meditation Dreamlike scene shows a battle where a prince reclaims a broken blade to rally forces for a noble cause. The second passage notes that advertisers who study human nature best grasp universal sentiment, seeking forces that reach many.
Sluice of Bweetser Pembrook & Co Stuns New York Trade
The store at Broadway and White streets New York, Bweetser Pembrook & Co, suspends business after last week’s stock sale. The firm previously did six to eight million dollars in annual sales and employed over four hundred people, a severe blow to the dry goods trade nationwide.
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Bweetser Pembrook & Co
Broadway and
White Streets
New York
Caold Last
Auation
Frederick County
A.E. Zellers
Surplus Farm Products Value in 1903 and Export Breakdown
The Department of Agriculture report led by George K E Holmes estimates farm product surplus at 4.5 billion dollars for 1903. It details 1908 export values, top products like cotton, tobacco, grain and meat, and shares of exports by destination and competitor positions in meat dairy and grain markets. The report notes rising orchard plantings may boost fruit exports and shows Europe dominates export destinations with the UK and Germany leading, while the US remains a top supplier in meat and cotton.
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Department of Agriculture
George KE. Holmes
Division of Foreign Markets
Livessock
Tobascco
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Canada
Italy
China
Russia
Soren
Greenland
Iceland
Europe
North America
Asia
South America
Africa
Oceanica
United States
Austria-Hungary
Advertised Letters Listed at Frederick Post Office May 25 1904
A notice from the Frederick city post office lists remaining advertised letters dated May 25 1904. The Gext Lemgs list includes Dr Thomas Brace Dock Beards John Brogeon H M Claggett Wm Carn Daniel Hammond B B H Laurence and Wm Whiles. The Lapigs list covers Mrs Harries D Fielde Elisa Burnette Garner Miss Minnie Hohn and Miss Anna Shoap. Also notes Harper Whiskey marketed by Lonts Otte.
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Frederick ‘Ality
Gext Lemgs
Thos. Brace
Dock Beards
John Brogeon
H. M. Claggett
W. J. Carn
End of Gospel Services at YMCA Prize Awards to Boys
Seventy one boys and ten visitors attended the tenth gospel service at the YMCA rooms. Prizes were awarded by President Henry H. Abbott for attendance and work, with Charles Edwin Kemp leading in points. The gathering heard talks on religious instruction and parental support, and will pause for summer months except monthly meetings at a different hour.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Adolphus Fearhake
Sappington
Glenn O. Garber
Henry H. Abbott
Charles Hdwin Kemp
Samuel Brown
William Delaplaine
Hammond Clary
Ralph Baumgardeer
Ray Bonsard
Paul Brown
Henry Ramabarg
Daniel Schmidt
Jos Davin
Frank Gaitherj
Gay Poleeger
Andy
Howard Albaugh
David King
John Eaglebrechs
Wille Mantz
Dean Hendrickson
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England
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Eassiz
Annapolis
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Demorat
Brown
Detroit
Free Presa
Voice OF the Press
Adianapolis Journal
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Otte
END OF Gospel
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YMCA
A. M. Kemp
Thomas Kaine
Telegraph Street
Jersey
Wm. C. Boteler
McKalk
Henry Nelson
Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association
Depot
K. J
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Honce
Algo
Alice Yard
Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Jatt Psivats
James M Delapinne
Woodsboro
S.A
New Midway
Medanum
Noah K. Cram
Midawim
Frederick County Natl Bank
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
William H Nicademus
Joseph Volluse
Joseph B. Volluse
Annie M. Volluse
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William H. Nicodamus
Samuel T. Haffner
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Grayton O. Keedy
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Charles N. Hargett
Roger McSherry
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
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Frank EB. Gilbert
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Orphans’ Court
James A. Dall
Elza B. Johnson
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Burger Art Gallery
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Market & Frederick County
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North Market St.eldly
SUN Life Assurance Company OF Canada
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Baltimore
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Allara
W. F. Snyder
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Waring Tyson
Shoemaker’s Patent
Hampton
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Derr & Neighbors
Keller's Baker's
East Patrice Street
Geo. H. Beaufelter
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G. H. Beau Felter
Patrick Street
Mid&wy
Samuel Wineberg
South Market Street
South Market Strat
Winebergas
Sm Léodlim
West
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Baltimore, MD
Charles N. Zumstein
David S. Rice
D. Mantz
Prederick
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Milwaukee
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Frederick. MD
State OF
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Insurance Commissioner
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Union Bridge
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