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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1900

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Park Improvements and Youth Work Highlight Midweek News

The article notes the paving of a park in Goint Park and praise for the County Commissioners for the project. It also lauds the Young Men’s Christian Association for funding its first year internally through memberships and magazine sales. The piece reflects community pride and optimistic outlook for summer as the park becomes a popular resort again.

Qgoint Park Capas Universa Board of County Commisionera Ren Young Men's Christian Association Angura Young Men's Christian Association Frederick

Reform crusade in New York faces quiet start

The reform movement led by Bishop Potter at an Episcopal convention in New York promises an honest campaign against vice. Despite claims of political neutrality, organizers say they are prepared to wage an active warfare against immoral influences and the lax municipal order in Stanton Street area.

New Yok Samest Potter New York Stanton Street Cor“Regigerchy

Principles and politics shaped by campaigns and honesty

The text reflects on enduring Democratic party principles, mentions congratulatory telegrams between candidates George A Pearre and Major Little from the 19th district, and argues honesty as a duty and a long term payoff. It cites criticism of excessive campaign rhetoric and notes the post election mood as the electorate regains informed, respectful journalism.

Ieorge Pearre Soxth Major Little Hagerstown Baltimore News

Fragmented Quotations and Nonsense Dialogue Items

A jumble of playful lines and stray quotes from imagined scenes. It includes a cartoonish exchange about a dog trainer, a cosmetics shop, a courtish misinterpretation of English and dialect examples, and stray taunts about a cow and running. The text resembles cut quotes and misquoted dialogue from varied sources.

Move Against Croker Sparks New York Power Struggle

The Washington Star argues it is time to curb Boss Croker in New York as Bryan faces disfavor over political alliances. It condemns Croker as unfit, reports he controls many officials, and warns of a national disgrace if he selects the city’s mayor.

Croker Washington Star Rick Groker New York Mr. Bryan Tammany New York Democracy Bryan Iva Greater Simon Wallstreet England United States

Moments With The Muse A Goodly Time

Poet quotes reflect on winter pleasures and music dancing through the season. A second fragment presents simple earth and human heart as timeless, with lines about rain wind and nature’s cycles.

Silent Monrovia Wedding and Washington Invitation

Miss Lillie I. Kelly and Mr John N Cookerly of Monrovia wed quietly on November seventh at 1 pm. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Kelly formerly of the county. Epiphany church in Washington hosts another ceremony for Edyth Ramsburgh to J Jeges Ramsburgh on November 21 at noon. The couple will reside January at 1021 Vermont Avenue, Washington. An Arnold man, E M Raugat, exhibits as a freak in a window show, drinking meals in view for seven days with brass bands drawing crowds.

Cookerly Kellymiss Lillie I. Kelly John N. Cookerly Monrovia Y. Carmel Jerry Kelly Ey Jeges Ramsburgh Edithee Epiphany Church Washington D.C Vermont Avenue E. M. Raugat Arnold Jast Mrr Bryan Thor Innee Purpsee Frederick City Frederick County Maryland Hears B. Tyson Patrick Street Said City Patrick and Carroll Streets John E W. Harcett Frederick Tyson Ments Hargett John Kunkel Register of Wills Frederick Counts Robinson Hoge

When There Is Life There Is Hope Balm Promises Relief

A testimonial from Mrs. Franklin Freeman of Dover New Hampshire describes catarrh affecting taste smell and heat. Bly s Cream Balm is claimed to have given relief after the first application with no irritation. Sold by Ely Brothers at 50 cents and at druggists.

Bly Marcegs G. Shantz Ion Franklin Freeman Dover X.H Ely Brothers Warren St New York

Montgomery County Court Opens Longest November Term Yet

The November term at Rockville begins today and is expected to be the longest in recent memory. The docket lists 100 trials and 18 appeals, with many criminal cases pending.

Montgomery County Rockville

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