Printing and Publishing Firm Prominent in Frederick MD
Independent newspaper reports on the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company of Frederick Maryland and its operations. Mentions distribution practices and telegraph connections, inviting correspondence and advertising.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
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Frederick
Osters
Will and inheritance laws spark debate across nations
The Philadelphia Inquirer discusses how wills are easily contested, noting Latin nations historically restrict provisions and France largely disallows disinheritance. It highlights a modern push in American states for clearer or earlier transfer rules to reduce litigation costs and protect heirs and favored beneficiaries.
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Phitsdelphia Inquirer
Inquirer
Hig Lving
England
Eldag
Iegards
France
The
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Masa WalterNvirg
Contemporaries Comment On Repeater Pay And Golden Weddings
A Baltimore Bas ta cartoon critiques daily wages at 15 dollars for repeaters while the Baltimore American notes the city’s ongoing popularity of golden weddings, suggesting movement progress and social vitality amid local discussions.
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Baltimore
Voting Machine Fears Stir Discussion in Annapolis
An Annapolis Capital letter argues against a voting machine that could identify voters and suppress ballots, defending secret ballot rights as fundamental. It also criticizes excessive Baltimore promotion and overzealous advertising as undermining a 175 year old city’s credibility.
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Aoyice
Annapolis Capital
Pappis
Baltimore
MINUTES OF MERRINESS AND JEST ACROSS ATLAS CITIES
A collage of humorous exchanges and misheard phrases from papers in Houston Newark Washington Boston Portland. Quips touch on marriage capital cities self government and slapstick misunderstandings reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor. The snippets showcase regional voices and playful wordplay across several U S locales.
Value in little things and political intrigue in Roosevelt era notes
The piece laments a proposed scheme to appoint James Hazen Hyde ambassador to France funded by the Equitable Life Assurance Society while condemning Romanesque political manipulation. It contrasts with a Chicago Journal observation on waste and the value of small savings by railroads and households, arguing thrift matters for economies and human life.
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New York World
Equisable Life Assurance Society
Rapublican National
Roosevelt
Harrizac
Odell
Danew
Conde
Vata
Venil Yosey Hyde
France
Mr. Roosevelt
Jamel Hazin Hyde
United States
Mr. Roosevalt
Republican National Committee
Enquitable
Chicago Journal
Greateas
Moments with the Muse Ideal City
Poem extols virtuous homes and civic service as the foundation of a strong city. References to Russia war era themes praise preparation and a public duty mindset. Includes an advertisement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy and a local drugstore.
Pope Blessing At Mt Marys Centennial Celebration
A Rome cablegram read at Mt St Marys Church marks the centennial of Mt St Marys Church in this county with a special papal blessing granted through Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop Allen and numerous clergy from Maryland and beyond attended a Pontifical Mass and reception, followed by vespera and a final anniversary service. Local attendees included Judge James McSherry and Mrs. Rohrbach.
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Cardinal Gibbons
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Mt. St. Mary’s
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Edward P. Allen
Mobile
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O. O. Rosensteel
Brightwood
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Sacred Heart Church
Wastingtoo
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Hugh Jonaghan
Spostollo
Catholic Daiveralty
M. F. Foley
Toess
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Samtuary
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Dr. Flynn
Mountes Mary’s Collage
O. G. Rosenstein
Johan Eckentede
Washington, D. C
Hugh Mooaghac
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Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
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White
Edward F. X. McSweeney
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
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Childran
Oardinal Gibbons
H. Tragesser
St. Anthony’s Hill
Bishop Allen
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St. Mary's College
Mount St. Mary's
M. F. Folay
Paul's Church
Baltimore
Wrederick
Father Kane
James McSherry
Charles Rohrback
William M. Orimmiaze
Dors Thorne melodrama at City Opera House opens Wednesday
A melodrama finish capped the last act of Dors Thorne at the City Opera House with no words spoken for forty three minutes. The audience remained quiet through the suspenseful climax, and the play concluded to universal satisfaction. Also listed: market quotes from Tyson & Co. and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets via A L Pestre's Drug Store.
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Edward Wright
Sweat Ainger
New York
Ara Ali Isid
Hillarney
Matanoa
Weaver
Mr. Wright
New York Dramatic Mirror
Ireland
Dors Thorne
City Opera House
Billius
Billoza
Chamberlain
C Batley
the News
Chapla
S.C. Thera
A. L Pestre
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies
Notes and announcements from local churches list sermons and services by pastors at Evangelical Reformed John Catholic Grace Reformed First Baptist German Baptist Brethren United Brethren and Trinity and All Saints churches. Ministerial Association elected officers and a topics committee. Local churches report Sunday schools evenings and lay activities with Epworth League and missionary society notes.
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Erchbsch
Ss. John's Catholic Church
Sandsy School
Grace Reformed Church
Isaac M. Bmotter
First Baptist Church
Wiliam Hammord Parker
James Zak
German Baptist Brethren Church
E A. Branner
Benday
Christian Workers’ League
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian Endesvor
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Cberch
Osborne Ingle
Soho
St. John
Sobleysville
Mesars
Gilpinsod
Pastor Steck
Orlle Moosry
Messia
Bowers and Font
Miles Pearl Eader
W. T. Mullinnix
E Smith
Hyme
O. F. Steck
Stack
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sb. A. Thirlkeld
Morslog
Ossilie
M.G. Urner
Epworth League
Gun charge man released after hunt near Knoxville
Thomas W. Lawson is released in a $21100 case involving a gun during a hunting outing near Knoxville Tennessee. He hired James Maloner and Wallis Carter, and a dispute led to damage to two large plate glass windows of leading Allentown businesses causing over $1200 in damage.
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Cincente W. Barron
Thomas W. Lawson
Knoxville
Tenn
James Maloner
Ded Wallis Carter
Allentown
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