Maryland News Briefs and Local Notes from Frederick
Frederick Maryland appears in a compact column of notices and commentary. It covers subscription rates for newspapers, military dispatches about Maryland’s First Maryland soldiers, a Flower Show closing, local business and shopping notes, and social commentary on race violence in North Carolina. It also profiles Warden Weyler of the Maryland Penitentiary praising discipline, humane yet firm punishment, and the administration’s credit, with reflections on civic work and local improvements.
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Wayler
Maryland Penitentiary
Weyler
Ar. Weiler
Political Prophets Praised In Contemporary Comment
Maryland newspapers debate the shift to safe and honest elections, praising peaceful processes and condemning rowdyism. Commentary lauds political figures for integrity while noting mixed opinions on campaign conduct and public trust across Baltimore and Hagerstown papers.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Old Doctor Dialogues
Dialog excerpts from newspapers show humorous exchanges on topics from hay fever to disarmament and social rules. Short quips involve Jin’s mix of humor with politics and a remark on the “new women” tone. Other pieces note Briggs-Higgine planning funds for his wife and a joke about languages learned as English and baseball.
Voice of the Press cheers Roosevelt for New York governorship
The New York Sun lauds Theodore Roosevelt as an independent, fearless leader. It credits him with uniting honest money and Good Government Democrats with Republicans to defeat Crokerism, predicting he will be a governor the people can be proud of.
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Roosevelt
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Theodore Roosevelt
Local Laconics and Civic Hopes Dominate City Notes
The column bundles city updates from Y M C A lecture events at City Opera House to land and industry talk on an electric Frederick Thurmont line. Readers hear about a state pharmaceutical association meeting, election surprises in Baltimore, and rink news on chrys s ies plus a plug for Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
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Frederick
Thurmont
State Pharmaceutical Association
City Hotel
Albert Pearce
Moments With The Muse Requiescat In Pace
A religious verse laments a departed beloved, praising eternal rest in heaven. The speaker seeks divine light to scatter shadows and grant everlasting life, ending with a plea to Jesus Christ as hope amid life’s trials. The stanza blends sorrow with faith, asserting full peace beyond mortal storms.
Law Keeps Date Fined In Street Disorder Charge
Officer Ridenour arrested Samuel Titlow yesterday for disorderly conduct. Justice White fined Titlow 34 and he paid the fine and was released. Constable Brust arrested Samuel Titlow for assaulting Harry Lambright on West Patrick Street near Grove and Bindley. Titlow waived a hearing and posted bail for the February term.
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Ridenour
Samuel Tithew
Justice White
Brust
Harry Lambright
West Patrick Street
Grove & Bindley
Winte
Death notices of Mrs Sallie A Baker and Edward Stup
Mrs Sallie A Baker died at her home in Noma Greene county Ohio aged about. She leaves two daughters and one son living in Xenia and is survived by three sisters and a brother. Edward Stup son of Josiah Stup died at his Baker's Valley home from typhoid fever aged 40. Frank B Rhodes returned from a Southern trip and heads to Washington DC to assist in Thanksgiving entertainment at a large school in that area.
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Sallie A. Baker
Noma
Greene County
Ohio
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Miller
Xenia
Wim.j. Jones
John L. Quin
0. A. Magruder
Fort Smith
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A. A. Miller
St Louis
Edward Stl
Edward Stup
Josiah EH
Stup
Baker's Valley
Washington
Frank B. Rhodes
Washington, D. C
Property Deed Transfers in Frederick County
Charles K B Pittinger transfers real estate in Frederick County to William W Boone under deed BITT 70. Lewis E Crum and wife convey to Isabelle E and spouse a Frederick County property valued at 600.
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Charles KB. Pittinger
William W. Boone
Frederick County
Lewis E. Crum
Isabelle Epee
Frederick Ctby
Warner's Safe Cure Promises to Fortify Liver and Kidneys
A 19th century advertisement argues every person has a weak spot in the body, often in the liver or kidneys. It claims Warner's Safe Cure strengthens these organs, builds the system, and cures disease. The piece cites Dr. Gunn praising its benefits for those with unhealthy blood and dull health.
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Bright
Warner
Gunn
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