Foreign trade views and press notes in The Daily News
The Daily News discusses Roosevelt’s upcoming visit, Japanese industry, and a critique of American foreign trade practices. It laments reduced press dispatch receipts, comments on life insurance campaigns, and argues American manufacturers should adapt credit terms to foreign customs to win global business.
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England
France
Germany
Ik In
South America
United States
Coco Trlez
Fragmented Maryland notes mix with political jabs
A jumble of overheard quips quotes and editorial snippets from Baltimore and Annapolis papers mocks politics and social issues. References include a Maryland county fair a Canada United States entry half day and a controversial comment about drinking habits.
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Canada
Gaynor
Greene Pasa
United States
Baltimore American
Fragmented overheard banter and quips in small town notices
A jumble of witty exchanges and social jabs appears from multiple voices. The mix includes remarks about marriage talk, medical plans, a remark on architecture, a printer card joke, a blind folks meeting comment, and a hobo’s reply about dictionary use, all attributed to various unnamed editors and readers.
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Indisnapolis
Senate Split Over Rate Making Power and Roosevelt Support
Senator Foraker opposes granting rate making power to the Interstate Commerce Commission, aligning with Democratic and some Republican views. A Bryan letter to the President stresses a contentious contest, while Western voters favor Roosevelt. The piece notes a likely Senate split with East and Middle West Republicans on the conservative side and broader opposition support for the President.
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Senate
Philadelphia Ledger
Foraker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roceivelt
Ohie Democratic
Bryan
Mary
Geertor Foranker
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Steo S
Wilson
Roosevelt
Asye
Rooneyols
Forster
East
Middle West
Moments With The Mse Beats Good Old Summer Time
Poem style reminiscence contrasts summer with autumn and holiday scenes. Vivid rural imagery recalls pumpkin pies, harvest, and moonlit buggy rides to evoke seasonal transition. Written in a nostalgic voice with rustic phrases and playful spellings.
Beck to Nature and the call of the woods
A poem contrasts a rich urban figure with a longing to escape crowds. The speaker admires fidelity and patience in making a living, then notes the hero’s secret yearning to return to forests and heritage, and finally references a Chicago publication. An advertisement fragment for Chamberlain's Galve and MADy cure follows.
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B. BE Riser
Chicago Record- Herald
Walking Coming Into Vogue in a Nation in a Hurry
The article argues walking trips suit a hurried modern nation. It critiques speed driven travel and praises walking for its pace and insight, noting maps and guides, rail routes, and the social dynamics of small groups. It stresses preparation and regular training for long treks.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Tannela
Hawthorne
Cooly
United States Geographical Survey
Washington
Folke
Catskills
Nevitt Thomas wedding and Lizer Jones nuptials reported
The Nevitt Thomas home in Washington GD hosts a September 20 wedding of Nettie Snouffer to Robert Nertte with Rev. Edward Mott officiating. Attendants include maid of honor Della Bochsansa and best man Harry Preston. couple departs for a wedding tour amid Rice showers and gifts. Also notes Evalins B Jones and J Edward Lizer wed at St Mary’s in Hagerstown, with trip to Baltimore and Washington, then residence planned in Hagerstown.
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Thcomas
Amos Thomas
Washington
Nettie Snouffer
Robert Nertte
Louise Klenk
Bhs
Della Bochsansa
Harry Preston
Edward M. Mott
Advent Church
James L. Nevitt
Sod
Hatsle
Mabel
Sadie Navitt
Harry L Thomas
A. D. Butler
Mildred Thomas
Mises Nellie Thomas
Taker
Nellie Snouffer
Nannie Thomas
Myrtle, Thomer
Misese Mabel
Ruth Snouffer
Loulas
Wilbimina
Mary Cox
Bessie Tipe
Frank Nevité
Elen Hnd
Lottie Nevitt
Raymond Ranneberger
Lizer
Jones
Misa Evalins B. Jones
J Eaward Lizer
Higsratown
Mery
Bagerstown
Sebastian Rabbia
Baltimore
Blue Ridge Summit
Mrs. Liner
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
Across the American and National Leagues, teams like Athletics, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, New York, Washington, St Louis, and Cincinnati show wins and losses. Weekend games feature multiple doubleheaders, darkness halts, and weathered 7 inning affairs with notable scores and outcomes.
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Pe Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
ASG
New York
Washbinetc
St Lous
Athletics
Washington
St Louis
St. Louis
Cribs
Pitusburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pillsburg
Brookino
Broonisn
Pittevurg
Pinlad Bia
Matt
Spangs
Brooklva
St Loum
Circuit Court Proceedings and Local Notices in Frederick
The report outlines a 10 o'clock session led by Judge Motter with a demurrer in State vs Albers Afercer. A jury was drawn including Wm. H. Jones Abner D. Daly Henry Hoffman and others. A witness was Judge Ramell E Lighter from the Orphans' Court. Phebus pleaded guilty to hides theft from the B&O freight office and awaits sentencing. Judge Henderson remains seriously ill in a Baltimore sanitarium. Frederick fair concessions awarded to Jos F. Beash t for official score cards. Frank J Cheney attests a claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and advertising claims.
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Circuit Court
Clark
John O. Motter
Gaie
State
Albers
Wm. H. Jones
Abner D. Daly
Henry Hoffman
Davie Eigenbrode
Jorhas Hoffman
John M.gaugh
Cromwell
Seatah D Weod
Samuel T. Hickman
Jessa D. Boyer
John Hershberger
George A. Gilbert
Witnese
Ramell E Lighter
Orphans’ Court
Charles E. Phebus
Ilian
Biggy
Phebus
Santerce
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TEE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Ostr
Mallee
TRE
Advertinen
Py Mall
York and Hagerstown
Frederick's
Mies Roosevelt
Regreuo
Life Insurance Society
Throata
Himes
Maryland
Baltimore Sur
Banto Domingo
Isyairs
Ella Rawls
Cumberland Times
Totel
Annapolis
Waagiee
Iinéa Tome
Jedge
Esid
To & Indy
Indy
London
Dalcago News
Voice OF the Press
THE
MSE
Dumay
Bens
D.B
Beck To
Nature
Gale
Iose
Asie
A. L. Pearre
Ldrag
America
Nanticoke
Chamberlain
Pearre
Harper
Louis Otte
BASE
Henderson
James Henderson
Rockrella
Jos F. Beasht
Frederick Fair
Lieas Cocstr
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Sean
W. Gleason
PoRrro
Fr.chenee & CO
Teledo
Sh Drvegiats
Fabe Hall
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Barkruptcy
Raleigh UC
Pearrell
Raleigh C. Pearrell
Brunswick
Frederick
Guy F Edmorster
Guy F. Edmorstor
F Edmonston
Patrick Scio
Goldsborotge
Central Nations
Central Bank
Thoredar
Frederick City
Same
William B. Storm
Stanlt Cardler
Fripenick
Louden County and Frederick Gridge Company
Citizens’ National Bank of
Geo. Wa Smith
Frederick County
Kat’s Bank
Dixectgre. A CO. McCaspece
Joel Summons
G. B. Haxwoxy
Lewis E Sizgrer
Allen G. Qeyes
Briyauis F. Reicx
T. Ordeman
Epw
D. Supmes
B.C. Zacharias
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Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Caliit
Wooncan
Dodge
S. Whith
A. G. Pearce
Poland
China
Harvey Smith
City Hospital
Pennsylvania
Luther M. Tavesner
Devon
Chester County
H. Milton KeZanver
Samuel D. Thomas
Phaeton
Thomas Koonsgell
Etzate
Buckingham School
Stidantt
East Fourth Street
Floellent
Frederick Lime and Stone CO
Frederics
Bentz Street
James E. Stanp
Charles W. Ross, Sr
Yilsry
Geo W
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East Third Street
Market Street
Easaet
C. E. Cline
Carpet and Fairphare
Hersperger
East Patrick Street
SAY
K. Winebrewer
Darrew
N. Market
Ciingar
Corneh Market
EEC ND
Yo. Minst
Strose
Este
Farmers
Mechanics’ National
Sane OF
Sezidiy
Tan Blacher
the Bee
South Merker Streec
N.E. & D. Mantz, Etchy
Marker St
Frederick Md
H. 5. Landis
Sierling
Sterling
Mare Street
Market
HE Mountain Dity Creamery Company
North Bentz Street
Algo
Slirsilroads
Morse School
C. Balo
Atlenta
la Cro
Wis
Texarkana
Tex
San Francisto
Aldim Lovel Level Dairy
R. Rush Lewis
A. Pgole, E
West South Street
Frederics, Ma
Fediy
Corr Opera House
Tulesda
C. Stewart
Whitten
McCardell
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer
D.v.stauffer
eReeIok
Morten
Bate
Joan
Pete
Oma Tee
Ist
Legores
Qweilse
Second Street
Petersville Duttreich
Sta
Amos Eyler
Lediesburg
Clarke
Jogiah Ephars
Union Bridge
Ole. H. Hefner
Monteomery
Rparrones
Attian
Brastons
Yashinsky
Phildelphvs
Washloris Junction
Cincinnat Somarapolis
Sx Lous
Pisslage
Mow
Philedelpa
Cumberland
Winchester
Strasbury Junction
Waeshington
Way Statons
Haeerstown
Way Staton
Washingtern
Wreckers Gi Town
Lja
Baltimore and
Fay
Phitedeiphis
Battimersashington
Wsy Staions
Seay Ny
Way
Chiladelphis
Newhere
St. la Cincimnati
Priscia
Mariiwanung
Junction
Wing
Belmore Washington
St. Lou and
Cimemmmat
A Way
Philadelphis
Ifang Way
Guindelphis
York
T. Mglliniz
Westers Maryland
Hazerstown
Smatrhsburg
Edgemont
Highfield
Eave
Blue Mountain Expresa
Carlos
Westclnster
New Windss
Brucaville
Fredserisk Toement
Blue Ridge
Fighteld
Buena Visa Spring
Blue Mountain
Smithsburg
Hezars- 40
Leates Haperstown & Tay
Sundar
Blue Ridge Limited
Beltimore
Timont
Bice Rides
Buena Visca
Gaion Bridge
Balimore
Bondays
Union Brider
Union Bridges
Salamore
Statens
Baterstown
Shippensboro
Shippensburg
Waynesboro
Waynerboro
Rocky Rige
Exmitsburz
Simmitsburg
Rocky Ridge
Bruce Site
Broceville
Columbus
Littlestown
Taneytown
Arte Arphives
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