Insurgent Pressure and Sugar Trust Critique Reach Press
The message hints at insurgent tactics needing more than force and mentions Sugar Trust criticism toward Taft's administration. Walter Wellman disputes Dr. Cook as North Pole discoverer, while a Maryland map shows road systems hampered by the State Commission, prompting questions about maps from newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauren Weltman
North Pole
Dr. Cook Sani
Cook
Walter ‘Wellman
Publicity in Divorce Trials Debate Courts and Morals
The piece discusses whether divorce trials should be public or private, citing Justices Brewer and critics from the New York World. It notes dangers of keeping court proceedings secret and warns against special favoritism toward the wealthy. The argument centers on open versus restricted access to divorce case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brewer
United States Supreme’ Court
New York ‘World
Justier Brewer
Minutes of Merriness Weaving Fragments Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various magazines and papers. The text stitches together snippets about marriage plans doctor trips fashion advice and business failure, reflecting light social satire and weekly press jokes.
Dr Frederick Cook Faces Copenhagen Review Of North Pole Claim
The Weatheton Merald reports Dr Frederick Cook moves toward Copenhagen to present his Arctic records. A supplemental 25 000 to 30 000 word comment accompanies the original material as Cook aims to avoid a Copenhagen visit. Public scrutiny remains fierce and Cook maintains composure as the records proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Weatheton Merald
Frederick A. Cook
Lunders
Copenhagen
Wade
North Pole
Lana
Dr. Cook
Mary
Moments with the Muse The Perfect Passing
A poetic meditation on dusk and nightfall. The speaker longs for the quiet west as day ends and sleep descends, offering a benediction and a tranquil vision of the sundown. The piece evokes lark songs, fading light, and the peace of night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akice
Atere
Large Crowds Attend School Parade and Flag Unfurling
A parade led by the Odd Fellows Band gathered a large crowd to a Lutheran school and later to the town hall. The High School Council presented a flag, and speeches were delivered by Prof. Geeks, the Episcopal church rector, and ex-superintendent Oscar B. Coblente. Patriotic songs and band music followed as participants marched through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opel
W.C. Lere
Pacinnes
Atreetagel
Bribowick
Iodge
Achool
Geeks
Cone
Pretector
Episcopal
Oscar. B.coblente
Paul Wells to Present Blono Recital in Eastern City
Pianist Paul Wells, a Peabody Conservatory graduate with a staff teaching post and a Peabody diploma, will give a recital Thursday evening. Reviews praise his Brilliance and technique, comparing him with leading artists of the time. The concert is part of Peabody Conservatory’s musical extension series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wells
Paul" Wells
Carthage
Fis
Peabody
Peabody Gretentz
Peabody Conservatory
Frederick ‘Huber
Daniel Boone on the Trail at City Opera House
A drama of pioneer days arrives at the City Opera House on December 2. The production touts authentic scenery from Kentucky mountains and a dramatic snowstorm scene with a Siberian wolf threat. Bounding Elk, a Yale graduate Sioux actor, stars in a key role, with historically correct costuming praised as top among melodramas.
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Daniel Boone
City Opera House
Harris
Rugke
Kentucky
Boone
Thie
Bounding Elk
Lawmoon
Sitting “Bull
Yale
Editors Retire and New Editor Appointed at American Sentinel
William L. W. Seabrook and William B. Seabrook resign as editors of the American Sentinel in Westminster and retire from the paper. William B. Seabrook becomes chief clerk of the Circuit Court. The American Sentinel board elects Joseph D. Brooks as managing editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. W. Seabrook
William B. Seabrook
Ehip
American Sentinel
Westminster
The
American Seampany
Joseph D. Brooks Manateer
Unclear medical claim narrative from damaged text
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss deafness and constitutional remedies with scattered names and numbers. The legible parts provide no clear event or outcome. key details and entities are missing, making a precise summary impractical.
Conviction in Second Degree Murder Case at Rockville
Oliver H Harris was found guilty of second degree murder in Montgomery County Court after a Saturday night trial at Rockville. The sensational case, which has held the county’s attention for months, ends with a verdict that closes a long, high profile crime pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hariig
Oliver H Harris
Montgomery County
Rockville
Montgomery
Advertised Letters At Worcester Dead Letter Office
Saturday November 2 1900 list of names among which G F Baer Wan Barrick Paul Gotte Cal Daniel L Lowe T J Macmahon Kiagner Thomas Wilson Worcester Bolt Co Ida Brohaua Mra Margrette Hee Vitelle Btrailman Mrs William West. Recipients must claim within two weeks or letters are forwarded or destroyed.
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Elty Postofiies
Gentaminn
Racean Arvig
G.F. Baer
Wan
Barrick
Paul Gottecal
Daniel L. Lowe
T. J. Macmahon
Kiagner
Thomas Wilson
Simple Life talk by Captain Palmer at Salvation Army barracks
Captain Thomas Ki Palmer delivered the third talk on The Simple Life at the American Salvation Army barracks. The crowded hall heard an electrifying address as a young lady sought penitence and an offertory anthem was performed for potential repetition next Sunday. The corps thanked supporters for generous offerings and donations are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ki. Palmer
Svannsllat
American Salvation Army
Ati
Marshall -Saye
Mall Mos
Frederick Market Prices Wheat and Barley Report
Market prices list for Frederick including wheat No 2 Red at 11 to 15, corn around 3.10 per bushel, oats and barley figures, mixed and teenty grades, clover and timothy hay, flour and bran, middlings, and potatos per bushel. Prices shown per ton, per sack, or per bushel with ranges and unit labels. Local commodity values for feed grains, meal, seeds, and hays.
Baltimore Stock Market and Local Notices
Baltimore stock market update includes Brokers Seaboard and Cotton Duck listings with company mentions. Local notices report several residents ill or recovering from illnesses, with families awaiting improvements and hospital discharge plans.
Trapped Suspect Held After Break-In at Local Park
A man described as nervous was detained after a disturbance at a city park. Police report he interfered with officers during the arrest and a small amount of stolen items were recovered.
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Taft
Congress
Maryland
State Commission
Badea
Bat
Detroit
Chicago
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Wogga
Binivh
Woggs
Puck
Voice OF the Press
Rome
Cheney
Toleda
Spas
Danmennan
Danse
AgVvi
Yin
Frederick
Frederick ‘County Farmers' Exchange
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York Stocks
Bros. Eg Hk
Hdito
Obie
Ades Ae
Norfe
Fe Pont
Bork
Aimer
National Fen
Western Union le
Baltimore
Motter Bros. & Co
Ban
Ie A
Gotton Duck
Georgia
Abbs
Seaboard
Seaboard Company
Beatdara Company
Edwin. W. Lewis
John Topper
East Patrick Street
Harvey Boone
Ceressille
Tx Hos
Roger Gaver
City Hospital
Charles B. Gaver
Gavor
Joseph
Central National Bank
Orsm—Central National Bank
Fregose
Busicase
Pr. Lazer
Dgieia
Yaral Pos
Viagene
Brio
H. Chapline
Essprrice
Nat
Rabe
McCardell
Reich
Baltimored
Frederick Junta
Motter Brothers
Frederik, UD
Ofes
E Peterman
Franklin St
City
Jameb
Long
Norte
Frederick, Ud
L. Kefauver
Dainy
Iogt and
Fourd
Owery Doerr
Srathmant
Pindityiduala
R &D. Mantz
Market Street
Aetiat
Ats
Norin Maree Birest
Frederick City
Patrick Street
Gma
Tyson
Coerde
Natiello
RICE
Maryland Eco Taris
Metcetae
Yarvers
Buckborn
Re Wen
Landis
I.ag
Ealy
the News
JON
Middletown
Orne Bank
Rhiye
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