Noiseless Gun Debate Spars Public and Policymakers
The discussion centers on Hiram Maxim’s noiseless gun and its potential impact. Critics warn of increased crime risk and calls for stronger controls, while The New York Times editorially notes possible long term peace benefits. Observers debate weapon secrecy and regulatory responses amid public alarm.
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Hiram Maxim
I Rarvice
Probenile
New York
Moenines Post
Poss
Fragmentary Verse Snippet Mentions Europe and French People
A garbled historical text fragment references Europe and the French, noting a bent Bow and spring imagery. The lines are incomplete and high-entropy, offering few identifiable facts or names. The passage resembles an editorial aside or decorative verse without a clear narrative.
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Europe
Minut es of Merriness and Wordplay Dialogues
A quirky collage of overheard quips and misheard lines from a variety of papers. Snatches include domestic banter about setting up again, Shakespeare jokes, misread questions about Indiana, and playful misinterpretations of names and phrases. The piece reads like a humor column fragment.
Judge Rules Ban Not Enforceable as Constitutional
A New York judge rules the legislature may possess power to regulate property but enforcement would be unconstitutional. The decision set aside the ban as unenforceable, noting it would violate constitutional provisions if applied. The ruling mirrors broader debates on legislative authority and rights.
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Vrema
New York Times
Moments With The Muse A Prayer And Nature Fragments
A fragmented literary piece blends prayer for inner strength with natural imagery. The speaker seeks a hard heart to endure trials without surrender to worldly crowns, pairing divine forgiveness with steadfast bravery. Several lines reference nature and a Maker guiding the righteous path.
Fragmented Gorreint Note on Public Speech and Writing
Fragmented text discusses possible political stump speeches and a suggested VHS titled How the Hog can ig on Tha Tail. The passage references Baltimore America and Masketh with unclear meaning and notes a fearful habit of letter writing.
Atlantic Fleet voyage ends with triumphal Pacific return
Narratives recount Keefertherger and crew finishing a historic cruise from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The ship arrived at San Diego and then Ste. Bellingham after months of travel, with crowds witnessing the milestone and praise for the fleet’s endurance and navigation through challenging routes.
Sailors Parade Through Seattle In Historic Pacific Northwest Pageant
The visit of the battleship fleet to Seattle drew an audience of over 100,000 as Gov. Mead Admiral Sperry and Major Miller watched a two mile parade celebrating naval power. The ship patrols Bremerton and San Francisco included high speed trials and refueling.
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Bellingham
Americine
IDEAN
Admiralion
Salmon Ministry
Frigada
Brent Lamber
Dealle
Washington
Feet
Seattle Daily Times
Cader
Northwest
Albert E H. Mead
State of Washington
Charles Stillman Sperry
John F. Miller
Seattle
Boys In Blue
Seatlie
Pacific Northwest
Scath
Minn
Exolt
Bremmerton
Bremmeton
San Francisco
Fire Room Force
Black Gang
Shi Moade
Hunter's Point
Bay of
Voyage of the fleet from the Golden Gate to Japan and Hawaii
The article recalls a homeward bound voyage beginning at 10 a m on the 7th of July with a line of battleships departing from the Golden Gate. It describes travel through Hawaii and the Pacific, praising scenic views, coastal plantations, and notable stops in California, Japan and the Sandwich Islands, ending with the Minnesota sailing behind to receive the mail on the 24th.
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San Francisco
California
Lyell
Weyshington
Theoton
United States
Los Angeles
Detulon
Uoi
Mriseo
Chandgel
Ann
Marth Sy
Clements
Keashore
Outi
Thani
Sant
Tiaticate
Sam
Japan
Carshins
Alt Handa
Union Cail
Lisary
Minnesota
The Devil in Pictures at City Opera House
The feature at the City Opera House tonight promotes The Devil a drama of love, temptation, and a malign force. An artist returns home to reunite with a former sweetheart, becomes entangled with a wealthy husband, and is drawn by The Devil to betray trust.
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City Opera House
To- Wight
Mimi
Olga
Olen
Karl
Boys Welcome Y M C A Opening Leads to Election Fun
A large crowd of boys gathered at the Y M C A auditorium for the opening of the Boys Department. Music from the mandolin club, readings, and recitations followed. Elections selected Howard Albsugn as assistant secretary and a board of directors including Arthur Kemp, Win. L. Simmona, John Ebert, N. Duvall, and S. Bader. Cream and cake were served to close the evening.
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Y. M. GA
Y. MC. A
Mandolin Club
Harrigan
San Antonio
Board of
Howard Albsugn
Asestant
Arthur Kemp
The Choral Society of Frederick Plans Ninth Season
The Choral Society of Frederick opens rehearsals for the ninth season with Mendelssohn Elijah chosen as main work and Rose Maiden to be sung at opening. Members urged to bring copies and join the membership drive to support the festival and finances.
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Choral Society
Frederick
Kemp Hall
Mendelesohn
Elijah
Elizabeth Haller
Emily Mauluby
Ruth Mullins
Julia M. Young
Chas. W. Reineburg
Doty
Jefferson
Foster Remsburg
Mlizabeth Coblentz
Middletown
Tombers
Jarbiie
Frederick Art Club Elects Officers and Plans Season
The Frederick Art Club held an October meeting to elect officers and set a busy season. New president Florence Vy Douhs and vice presidents led the group in discussions on culture and wider enjoyment, with a program focusing on Veeneh art and French literature prepared by the reading committee.
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E Frederielke Art Club
Mary
M&s
Florence Vy Douhs
Mine
M. J. Wiehison
Mya. Samh
Hertha Thalis Elirman
Vetober
Etb
The Devil Played Here at City Opera House
The Devil an Anglicized Molnar drama played at City Opera House last night to mixed reception. Critics note clever dialogue and sharp staging but find the moral crude and the portrayal of devilish cunning unsettling and unsatisfying. Joseph Kilgour heads the cast with solid performance though makeup is restrained.
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City Opera House
Franz Molnar
New York
Dewil
Joseph Kilgour
Local business sign erected on South Market street
Charles Abrecht of South Market street raises an electric sign for his store. A 7.50 trolley to Jefferson and freight theft on a train are noted amid advertising activity boosting business.
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Charles Abrecht
South Market Street
Jefferson
Football clash at Athlet's Park pits Western Maryland College reserves
The Western Maryland College reserves face a tough test at Athlet's Park against Putman's football team. Key Western Maryland players include Wilkinson Wright Jordon Clark Leary Duke Mikereau Gehr and full back By Mareus. Frederick tensa lines feature Motter Reitz Ty Marah Landauer Munshower Sam Brown and Robinson among others. The game promises a hard fought first meeting this term with both sides seeking a strong start.
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Atso
Athlet's Park
Western Maryland College
Wilkinson
Wright
Jordon
Clark
Erater
Leary
Duke
Mikereau
Gehr
Wilhy
Burchell
Mareus
Frederick Tensa
Motter
Pe Reitz
Ro Ty
Marah
K. G
Landauer
Munshower
J. G
Sam Brown
Given
L.I. Storm
Robinson
Crenger
Row
Keefer
Rj Port Brown
Fall Back
Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim by Mall's Catareh Chir
Undersigned offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cited by Mall's Catareh Chir. J. CHENDY & CO. Toteda. J. Cheney has stood as surety for 1 year and is believed trustworthy and financially able to meet obligations.
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Mall
J. Chendy & CO
Toteda
Riune
J. Cheney
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