Frederick fair crowds and Roosevelt tour noted
The piece reports strong local interest as Frederick hosts the fair crowd and President Roosevelt tours the West, drawing hunters and observers. It notes rising hay prices predicted for winter, postal rates for subscriptions, and a standard echo of regional concerns. It mentions the Maryland Medical Journal and an Episcopalian triennial convention in Richmond with international dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jamestown Island
Frederick in Prospering Promotes City Awakening
An optimistic portrait of Frederick’s postwar growth notes rebuilt private residences and public edifices. Citizens and the Municipal Art Club spur a boom of squares and green spaces as workmen labor through summer, transforming streets and landmarks while new shops and homes rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ftapeopis
Avim
Minicipal Art Club
Ayzinnd
Patrick
Frederick County Progress in the Early 20th Century
The article extols rapid growth in towns like Braddock and Thurmont, noting new hotels and an opera house, a modern electric reach, and a transformed landscape as progress reshapes the region. It highlights rising prosperity and continued development despite natural barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
Braddock
Thurmont
Vintage Hats and Driving Pines through The Press
The clippings reflect editorials from the New York Tribune Washington Star Baltimore American and Kansas City Star noting fashion hats compare to a century ago the joys of autumn motoring and the risks of street travel and a cautious stance on Dewey’s view of surrendering the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taasé
New York Tribune
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Yin
Hanred
Dem Cinginnatr
Louisville & &Ar
Btaunton
Lexing OM
Wag
Laparr
Minutes of Merriness and Society Quips
A string of comic exchanges and quips on manners, marriage, writing, and social foibles from various papers. Snippets include remarks about women’s roles, decor, and literary work, with humorous asides on engagement, love stories, and fashionable affairs.
Voices and views from national papers in compact notes
The clipping surveys varied telegraphed items from multiple papers. It notes Secretary Root's hypothetical prowess, rail tragedy fears in Baltimore and public demand for safer rail management, plus Roosevelt's praise of McKinley's gentleness and statesmanship in a memorial tribute.
Beautiful Things and Virtues in a Poem
A fragment from a poem by Eley P in Littell extols beauty in character and conduct. It praises honest eyes, heartfelt words, earnest work, patient caregiving, and peaceful rest as beautiful, linking daily virtue to a serene landscape.
Honeymooning Dempseys Visit County Towns and Rail News
County correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Dempsey honeymooning in the area. Notes include Mr Ernest Sulesinasr hera sprain, Mr Chaz J Little improving his pavement, and delays in corn cutting due to late season sales. Elizabeth Clappain of Charlestown visiting, trolley accident near pros prostration, and Methodist graveyard improvements. New Market sees visits by Luther Perham and the Sponsellers, with church reopening at Gundly. Odsboro covers Archie Summel returning from the West, local visitors, and church services. Willow Brook Mills and Liberty Town report farm activity, wheat selling, and various visits. Utica Mills notes communions, school, and harvest work. Continuous local updates on residents, travels, and parish activities across towns.
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Jefferson
Mrs. Dempsey
Ernest Sulesi Nasr Hera
Chaz. J. Little
Chas. Weirtz
Elizabeth Clappain
Charlestown
W. Va
Ateos
Marlowe
Geo. Briles
New Market
Luther Perham
Oscar Creek
Montgomery County
Elia Murdock
George S. Sponseller
Olfson Sponceller
Mount Airy
P.H. Griffith
Baltimore
Martin Hammond
Nettie
Mary V. Hammond
J. M. Gilbert
Woodsboro
Adam Boyar
Clara Williams
Kemptown
Methodist Protestant
F. T Tacy
D. D
B. F. Euler
Willow Brook Mills
Willie Layman
Frederick
Edward T. Baumgardner
Samual Fitez
Edgar Moser
Emmiteburg
Ela Brown
Georgia
Oto
Roy
Rameburg
Grace Adama
Braddock
Charles Staley
Grace Orontss
Pieter, Hisse
Charles T. Picking
Biss
Amy Hardsacoks
Mary Castle
Utica Mills
M. Henoh
Utica
G .P. Smith
Mabel
Naomi
Mir
John Oram
Margaras
Woodebora
W. &. Ramsbarg
Aslos
George Rameborg
Herman
Dresgerstowe
Charles Grimes
Boyds
Wm. Warner
Thurmont
Wmr
George Leather
Stefner Raresburg
Leather
Grayson Stull
Staley
Lole
Steiner Ramebarg
Richmond
Raymond Linksré la
Virgin
The Shederick County National Bank Credit Standards
A fragment discussing the moral aspect of wealth and the care a person shows for their bank account as a factor in establishing bank credit, highlighting responsibility regardless of account size and its link to lending fate.
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Admiral Dewey
Philippines
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Ric Kinley
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County Correspondench
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Archie Summel
Iowa
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Hanover
Eden Doreng
Thomas Kling
Tramsville
John Kling
Alicn Habe
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Atlantic City
Henry Boyerard
Mire
J. M
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Misees Laure Saylor
Edith McCormick
Libertytown
Charles Keany
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Middlstown
Fergavilze
St Luke’s Lutheran Church
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Branewick
Thomas Prondus
Meesra
Raymond Hamilton
Walter Feaga
Olands Culler
Paul Baard
Washington, D. C
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George
Alfred
Mary
Brunswick
James Boon
Gettyeburg
Frank Hoffman
Juiberbytown
Mirs
Elia Vangan
Aiok
Evvles
Edith Mann
Florence Hoffman
Bradley Clem
Bari
Lilian
Elizabeth Storr
Allot Aston
Nina
Miesea Hdish
Vernon Wagner
Myrie Staley
Lewis Dliver
Carria Boon
Roger
Michael Nusbaum
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J. W. Loy
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Creagerstown
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Edward Martin
Rocky Ridge
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Smithsburg
Charles Rhusy
Waynesboro
Vietting
William Long
Gettysburg
Harry Kempood Family
Mount Pleasant
Jacob Kanode
Mira
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Dr. Laatherman
Etta Cramer
Walkersville
Apent
Josiah R Feaga
Daugher
Jacob Esrods
Central National Bank
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Frederick Md
William B. Storm
Frederick County
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Michael McCaffrey
Lola M. Duvall
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Lartonaville
Olivia J. Gaither
Laytonsville
Esale
Llumsville
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Mew Market County
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Cramer & Stauffer
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Hambleton & CO
Baltimore, MD
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Sre Shoes
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Getent Coit
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Marylnd
Nickle
Joan Erisenahauer
N. Market St
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Market Bt
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Joan
Oerrick
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Didly
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Sraddock Helzhie
MD. Oddor
Woman’ 'S College
Panera
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Hmersl F. Hoberly
West Patrick Street
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