News and letters from Frederick Maryland to readers
The Frederick News announces subscription rates and mail delivery details, then prints a lively mix of reader comments and social notes. It mentions the city telephone exchange, advertising inquiries, and tantalizing opinions on public matters from politics to infrastructure. It closes with a hopeful note about generous contributors from New York for a hospital cornerstone in Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester
New York
Frederick
Wale
Ernest Sharp
Wills T. Sharp
Farry P. Gorsuch
George Hoock
Charles P. Levy
Catoctin Mountain Iron Company
Frederick County
Maryland
H. H
Lawrence J. Morris
Lawrence J
Fidelity Mainsurance Company
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
William T. Rainey
Frederick City
Right Way to Maintain White Supremacy in the South
An addressed appeal by Richard H. Edmonds editor urging liberal industrial training for poor white boys in the South and faster local investment in white education to match Negro progress led by Booker T. Washington. The piece cites Georgia property values held by Black owners and calls whites to awaken to educate their own youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Richard H. Edmonds
The
Manufacturers' Record
Baltimore
Southern Cotton Spinners’ Association
Atlanta
Bampton
Tuskegee
Mr. Edmonds
Friends of
Booker T. Washington
Atlants Constigaution
At-lenta
Ino
Georgia
Wealth of African Americans in the South Cited in Debate
The text argues that the race wealth in the Southern States exceeds 400 million dollars and predicts rapid growth in educated Black wealth over the next quarter century. It contends that “the educated negro” could quadruple his wealth, linking education to economic advancement.
Maryland Voices Of Duty And Silence Across Times
The Baltimore American notes unspoken resolve by Hon Perry Heath and cites the Hanna disaster as a lesson in fire defense. It recalls President Roosevelt’s horse purchases and reflects on Maryland’s wartime valor, praising Sohley’s enduring fame as a symbol of local bravery in Santiago and in future monuments.
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Perry Heath
Hanna
Baltimore American
Maryland
Spain
Brooklyn
Santiago
Sohley
Merriness Minutes and Jests Across Newspapers
A collage of cheeky quips and cartoonish exchanges from a 19th century humor page. Characters like Mr Crimsonbeak and Uncle Amos trade puns about success, votes, autos, tires, and kinship with playful regional flair and light absurdity.
Scholars and politicians clash over city reform
An editorial argues against professional city managers and for honest practical leadership, warning against political machines and favoring experienced, trustworthy officials aided by experts. It also notes the U S Army’s new pistol and touts Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a leading remedy, urging timely advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Politico
University of Wisconsin
Ely
New York City
City of
New York
United States Army
Hostetter
Moments with the Murz and Southern Blossom Verse
A compact clipped verse page presents Ella Wheeler Wilcox reflection on enduring world change and pursuit of duty alongside Anne Reeve Aldrich praising Southern beauty and charm. The short poems celebrate resilience and southern allure with playful imagery and classical allusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Social World Pound Party at Poplar Thickets Mountville
A November 12 social event at Poplar Thickets, Mountville, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Remsberg, featured diverse guests and games from evening until midnight followed by refreshments. A second pound party occurred November 14 at Mr. Wm Brown’s Braddock residence with a large, mixed guest list and late games, ending after a late-night feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
W. Z. Remavery
Mountville
Mra. W
Remsberg
Snd
Mra
B. FF. Zimmerman
Tillie Cain
Hattie Whitter
Lula Angleberger
Tillie Osin
Mary Willard
Ada Smith
Marcia Frye
Lola Harris
Fannie Kemp
Ella Hawker
Virgie Willard
Katie Bunsard
May Hawker
Katie
Bessie
Elia Remsberg
Delia Zimmerman
Mesera
Samus Hickman
Albert Basford
Marion Whitter
Silas Murray
Jacob Varey
Walter Hickman
Harry Willard
Roy Putman
Sidney Angleberger
Franklin Geisbert
Charles Potman
Stanley Whipp
Maurice Shaft
Elmer Willard
George Hawker
Joseph Btang
Edward Osin
Harry Frye
Clinton Remnaberg
Charles Kemp
George Willard
Millard
Elmer Kemp
Wm. Brown
Braddock
Clara
Annis
Ella Keller
Nellie Mumford
Cora
Eva Wiles
Alta Renn
Grace Long
Blanche
Martha Main
Elanore Richard
Zella Summers
Bettie
Hattie Smith
Emma Riddlemoxer
Dollie Mohler
Alma Mercer
Kuste Marah
Mina Bertha Falmer
Mount Zion
Michael
Berkeley Springs
Leva King
Carrie Bidel
Alda Smith
Middletown
Katia Horine
Pearl Yinger
Frederick Meesrs
Calvin and
Keefer Main
Bert
Summers
Francia
Joseph Riddlemosor
Stanley
Mumford
George
Marabal
Fulmer
Charles
Frank Grove
Thomas Shumaker
William Stine
Jessia Wiler
Harry
John Mobler
Frank Smith
Wm. Kintz
Mesars
Charleo
Luther Mahoney
John Poole
Leater Falmer
Pau Young
Ollie King
Mt. Zion
Maurice Celler
Death notices and an advertising column mix in a 19th century paper
The column records the deaths of Miss Emma C. Hargett and Wm H. Dorsey with funeral details, ages, and locations including Feagaville and Bartonsville. It also includes an insertion on women jewelry and health, promoting Dr. Boschee's German Syrup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with patient testimonials and drugstore references in Wheeling West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma C. Hargett
Emna O. Hargett
Fenton
Emma C. Bargett
Feagaville
Mantha
WM. H. Dorsey
Wm. H. Dorasy
Bartonsville
M. E. Church
Chamberlain
Wheeling
W. Va
Weathering Snow Buries Garrett County and Elkton News
A string of local incidents and notices from Maryland's Garrett and Anne Arundel areas includes heavy snow, a fatal shooting in Elkton, and a hospital meeting in Elkton. The scene covers a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman's death, train crew arrests, a Johns Hopkins land gift fundraising update, and Angora goat project land purchases in Garrett. Additional notes report lumber supply woes, a railroad board reappointment, a Shady Side fire loss, and George Mulhern's partridge and rabbit hunt.
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Inverest
Garrett County
Maryland Medical and Chiturgical
Elkton
Gertrude Eutobinson
Anne Arundel
Satinos House
Baltimore and Ohio
Richard Smith
Phillips
William Wyman
Johns Hopkins University
McCormick
Garrett
Allegany County
Waltman
Baltimore and Oabto Railroad Company
Loree
Shady Side
Meeter’s Park
John E. Kirby
Alreutt Court Note For Frederick County
A fragment mentions an Alreutt Court matter in Frederick County with limited readable context. No names, dates, or concrete actions are clear from the legible text. Additional context would be needed to form a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Bitte
Alreutt
Ee Frederick County
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
John E. W. Hargett
Frederick and
Middletown
East Patrick Street
Tyson
Hargett
John Konkel
Frederick County
Office of the Register of Wills
Robinson
Mra
William Trainey
Stephen Girard
Philadelphia
Fenna
Morteagee
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Howe Secy. & Manarer
Daily News
United States
the Weekly News
Tel
Weil
He Keung AG
Frederick. Ma
Moon
Dour
Firat
Mr. Weather Man
Coxpress
Hat
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Cumberland
Roosevelt
Washington
Annapolis
Betty
Betta
Yonkera Statesman
Atrow
Anid
Pitesburg
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Abner
Si Gresalent
Amos
Judge
Murz
Cupid
Bia
Thesa
Beauty
Venus
Anne Revmve Aldrich
News OF the State
George Mulhern
Vinci
Williamson
Boston
Noah E. Oramer
E. Oramer
Destrabie
Tull
Yellow Springs Ltd
Clare
N. Blarket
Sifford
Stup
Pearl
Riordan
Liberty
Good B
Cutsall
Bear Urbana
Wachter
Alesmen
Harvey OU Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Porlsdiet
Mra. L.A. Rize
West Third Street
H. F. Ruprech
RE. Third
Novigidt
ES. Eichelberger
West Church Street
Iver
Farners’ & Macnastes
Nar Bank
Frevenice
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Leur H. Duvall
Novis
Ee Baker Johnson
Vacou S. Leatherman
Jacob S Leatherman
Clara Hohrer
Harry Rohrer
Ida Wilhelm
David Wilhelm
Charles Leatherman
Henry Leetherman
Salle Leatherman
Jacob x. Leatherman
Annie M. Maugans
Joan H. Mavgang
John J.C. Hoover
Hoover
Caroline Smith
Caroline Stottlemeyer
Curtis Smith
Andy M. Wauzans
John Maugans
Frederick Lutherman
Gale
Prater
Tee Swatperian
Belra
Gideon Hoover
Gideon Hoover Salares
Elizabeth Hoover
Ales Avuie M. Maugang
H. Maugans
Frederick Leatherman
Mary E. Leatherman
Edwin Hoover
Wyoming
Ansie M. Maugans
John H. Maugans
Circuit Court
Edwin 0 Hoover
Emma S. Hoover
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
Baker Johnson
Potts
Court Street
Novadly
Booneyaki Company
City Opera House
Boone
City
City Hotel
Yearle's. Ory Opera House
Peox
Bap Boy
L. M. Heath
Prorrietox
Yeakle’s Shoe Store
Carroll and Saints
Sis
U. and
A.J. DeLasbmutt
South Market St
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Citizens’ National Bank
Wm.g. Zimmerman
Eatoidin
Fourth BT
East Second St
Cors
North Market St
D.C. Winebrewer & Son's
Eppiy
DeGrange
Ortgagee
Catoutes Purnace Property
Mt Catoetip
Catoctin Iron Works
Emmitsburg
Catoctin Range
Frederickity
Thurmont
Western Maryland Railroad
Monocacy Valley Railroad
Harnacé
Henry B. Tyson
Eaq
Patrick Street
Yrame Warehouse
Tacob Robrbatk
A. Andrade, Jr
Girard Trust Building
Penna
Townsix, Scott & Son
Bankers and Brokeers
OPPO
Postoffice
Miscellaneo
Burger” Art Gallery
North Market Street
Ceristaas
N.K
D. Mare S
Sasuyanp Ssyen Eep
Enpeneeneene Rubber Goods
MOSER
Brengle
the Bee
Weet
Frederick, Md
Simmons
W. A. Simmons
N. Market Street
Landis
Jorveyancing
Hamilton Lindbay
Fine Cosmas
Harry Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
C. A. Poote
West South Street
Joseph Glaze
W. South Street
West Lerington Street
R.R. Schedules
Baltimore & Qinto
Washington Junction
Ashington
Isdelphia
Ni Berland
Dueat
Harper's Faery
Amaternet
Gine Gionapolis
Flitsburg
Chicago
Washington and
War
Cincinnati
St. Baul
Winchester Etrasburg
Way
Tagerstown
Pittsburg
Aretvall
Pirebars
Mt. Airyan
Saeco
Washington Mad
New
Philetotehies
Ree
Philedetonic
Hagerstown
Lexington
Was
York
Fittsburg
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