Braggart Admiral Evans and Brooklyn War Testimony
The text debates destroying a braggart author’s book and notes the President missing the Great Frederick Fair. It questions South Market street bridge paving as a cheap investment and cites a State Fire Marshal report on incendiary fires. It mentions Brooklyn officers testifying about Admiral Schley and the value of those who served with him as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
South Market Street
Brooklyn
Admiral Schley
Admiral Schrey
Rural Free Delivery in Frederick County Proves Valid
The Frederick area discussions on rural free mail delivery evolved from fear of reducing service to cautious optimism as plans matured. Tus News maintained restraint, urging patience to see the Post Office Department's actual proposal before judging its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Taz News
Tus News
Post Office Department
Reflections of an Old Maid Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR passage references old maids and marriage notions with garbled phrases about men, walking styles, and a scene mentioning taxes and ice cream. The readable bits suggest a humorous or satirical tone on social expectations for marriage. No clear person, place, or event identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Controversy Over Admiral Schley Presence and Navy Action
In October a heated debate surfaces across Baltimore papers criticizing Navy Department actions toward Admiral Schley and evaluating judgment during the Spanish fleet engagement. Writers urge restraint, defend Schley, and claim a push to reveal the full truth amid public pressure and biased commentary.
Shylock, Yacht Talk and American Heiress Jokes
A collage of quips and anecdotes from humor columns. Includes lines about Shylock references in Willia-Pa and church life, yacht talk lessons, a married bride noting her husband’s salary, and a Washington Star exchange about a titled foreign suitor and wealth versus style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dash
Crash
Brooklyn
Chicago Times-Herald
Thaven
Washington Star
Land purchases by foreign governments in Washington
The Baltimore American notes that Trance bought land in Washington for 100000 to house an embassy. It cites China and other countries bidding for land for official residences while American ministers face higher salaries and costly living abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Trance
Washington
China
Iand
United
Moments With The Muse Celebrates School Time And Summer
A nostalgic piece reflects on vacation life and school days. It contrasts the pull of leisure with work at home, celebrates parades and classroom play, and notes the relief of learning resuming. The poem by Raymond Fuller Ayers and a paired stanza by Rosamund Marriott Watson appear as literary snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fuller Ayers
Complaint on Ur bana district road needs bridge remedy
A Frederick county resident complains about the Ur bana district road from House's chapel to the Montgomery line. The Bennett's creek bridge is unsafe and fordable after rain, yet the county commissioners have done nothing. The writer urges action to improve the road and questions road funding priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Urbana
House's Chapel
Montgomery
Bennett’s Creek
Thurston Mills
Frederick
Bennett's Creek
HYMENEAL Mingle Seay Grove And Atlee Wed In Baltimore
Miss Anna Grove daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Grove married Mr Abram Atlee son of Mrs J Atlee formerly of Frederick county on September 15 at 8 pm at the Grmanta Maenurrebor Ball. Rev Charles Guthrie officiated with a reception for guests including many local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Grove
Otto Grove
Abram
Atlee
Frederick County
Charles E Guthrie
Strawbridge M. E
Mises Pantine Grove
Helen Sobaun
George Breyer
Jobo Bond
Oscar Grove
Charles Schmidt
Harry Saylor
J. G. Owens
Catonsville
J. Atlee
Samuel Ruby
York, Pa
Anos
Katie Robb
Richard Coghlin
Joseph Lowe
J. W.hartzil
Wm. Greene
Qole
Nathan Sheacre
Gilpatrick
Allen Murray
Misa Carr
Knight Sanford
Thomas Seaman
R. L. Vandevanter
Hagerstown
J. J. Myer
McQiure
Hattie Hodges
L. P. Stingloff
New Windsor
Thomas Stouffer
James Beecham
Avondale
Alice Atlee
E. Essex
Double Pipe Creek
Baldwin
Bradt
Honaton
Childs
M. Waters
Charles Rayman
James Onsler
Smith
J. B. Hart
William Urner
D. H. Carroll
Rhinoehardt
T. Albaugh
Walkersville
Marks
Brown
Soure
Blake
Charles Schaun
Otto Grove, Jr
Pittsburg
Katie Dobbyn
Washington, D. C
Lula Dunlap
Hageratown
Bessie Blaine
L. Spreshe
John Heldmann
Henry Dowmann
Muehler
Riceman
Michael
Doubs
Annie Albertine
Charles Dodridge Hickman
Rev. Edwards
Methodist Episcopal Church
Misa Nannies Young
Ofrederick
Mise Blais Kolb
Frederick
Walter Hickman
Elmer Michael
Roy Hickman
Baltimore
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Grove—Freshour
Alice Freshour
Roddy
Thia County
Wm. Grove
Courty Correspondence at Brunswick Notes Local Visits
A local column records residents and visitors across Frederick Martinsburg Baltimore and Hancock Md including S T Hogan Katie Harper Glenn Worthington and Emma Bratt with travel to Martinsburg Winchester and Elvan among others. Market notes from PL Hargett include grain and hay prices with barrels and bushel figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvan
Helen Richard
Hancock
Laura
Nellis Brantner
Baltimore
Howard Jones
Cole
Sandy Hook
Fannia Garber
Longbrake
Martinsburg
Hargett
Democratic Club Meeting and Ve ws of the Veurches Chapter Reorganized
A First Precinct Democratic club meeting at Houck building West Patrick street featured James O Horne County Commissioner as speaker led by John T Best. Meanwhile Mars's AWW State Guid resumed meetings with Mrs John A Markell re elected president and Mrs Emma S Gittinger secretary treasurer. Also mentions William S Miller improving from illness and Mrs Charles Mantz recovering from a fall. Local testimonial ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Mars
AWW
Sstate
Guid
John A. Markell
Mies Emma
Gittinger
Charles Winebranor
First Precinct
Democratic Club
Houck Building
West Patrick Street
John T. Best
James O. Horne
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the Daily News
SN Independent
BT the Great Southern Prusting and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Thos. Scarer
Hows
Dart
United States
Advanen
Eny Addram
Pee Newa
Evans
BR. F. D. Service
EPA
Oratin’ Moon
Schley
Navy Department
Bose
Metropolis
Baltimore Herald
Jago
Bsohley
Cumberland Times
Baltimore News
Willia
Shylock
Towne
Browne
Philadelphia Press
Voice OF the Press
Dachive
Ecare
Mia Wfiker
Soleede Iptein
Richard
Rosamus Marriott Watson
Scribner's
Surreat
E. W. Pearce
Me, Md
Sthat
Ces Dewels
Greta
Piself
Wm. S Miller
Charlea Mantz
Toledo
Ka Locas County
Frank J. Coenzy
F. J. Corner & Co
Han
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Hall
Harper
Harper Whissay
C. N. Hauer
R.W. Grove
Nkortgagee
Frederick City
Edward S Koontz
Ice W Koontz
Woman's College
Maryland
Court House
North Market Street
George H Lense
Edward Koontz
Market Street
Edward S. Koontz
Adrian C. McCardell
Jacob Rohrback
Chas B Fout
Amusements
Wiek
THE
Frederick Favorites
Myrele Harper Stock Company
Oliver Dowd Byrons
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Barry
Keefer
Baker Johnson
Potts
Court Street
Na Novadiy
National Bask Prederick
Central National Bank of Frederick
Thursiday
William B Sturn
F. J. Schroeder
Patrick St
L. Jamison
OP McLans
City Hotel
Vanguard
Crescent
Hls. Landis
the Bee
Winter Millinery
N.R. & D. Mantz, Pa
S. Market
Oll
Wade
W. A. Simmons
N. Market Street
Rederick, MD
R. W. W. Osburn
West ‘Third Street
Wi'coxon’s
the Burger Art Gallery
Hagerstown Lightning Conductor Company
Charles H. Goety
Siddef
Groft Hotel
C. A. Poole, E
West South Street
Fifth and
Rentz Streets
Henry Lorentz
North Market St
Rich Lever
P. Altmann
Butler
Columbia Streste Comberland
D.C. Winebrewer & Son’s
Motter’s Station
A. Orndorf
Motter's, Md
Ira
Walters
D. C. Winebrewer
Court Square
Care News Office
Ss" Joseph" S. Academy
Emmitsburg, MD
Sisters of Charity
Blue Ridge Mountains
Iyidawam
Marvin
Noah E. Orsmee
Njoap Forster
Toa
Elty
Enburvan Eos
Ptuli
Yellow Springs
Jefferson
Herring
Grow
Market
Beelor
Patrice
Bentz
Sifford
B. Ind St
Tup
Pearl
Riordan
Curasil
Second St
Wachter
E. 4Th St
Ummers
Staley
Shookstown
Ng&h Bh
Unami
National Daca
Fiderick
Por
Eugene H. Albaugh
W. Patrick St
A. Carty
R.R. Schedules
Gan
Lua
Baltimore & Quo
Washington Junction
Philadelphia
New York
Washington and Way
Baltimore and Way
Cumberland
Ballimore
Harpur Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonboro
Lexingter
Staunton
Dingerstown
Uincinnati
Indianapahe
Waghtnar
Pittsboro
Wheeling
Chicaze
Cincinnati
Fittaberg
War
Weabhington
Mt. Airy
Chicago
St. Louis
Newark
Lexington and
Brunewics
Way
W. T. Mullinsz
W Stern
Maryland B&b. BR. Mavn N Line
A. M.A. Mey
Alose
Wilamsport
Smithsburg
Gettysburg
New
Oxford
Hanover
P.M. le Eave
Sprine Grove
Mia
Miels
BSI
SBI
Highfield
Blue Ridge Union Bridgs
Linwood i
Windsor
Westminster Emory
Glynden Arlington Baltimore
Lanve
Kerd Epes
Acta
Ae Bea
Altimore
Union Bridge
Cunion Bridge
Shippensbaro
Chambersburg
Rippensbaro
Altenwald
Chambersbrre
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
Emmitsbare
Bruceville
Columbia
Littlestown
Taneytown
Cherry Run
W. VA
Chicago Express
Am. Hood
BYU Griswold
Hhlheye
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