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The issue notes Roosevelt taxes in New York City and calls for proper weather before fairs. It discusses health officer Dr Goodell praising Frederick’s health, noting low deaths in September and fewer diseases than other cities. It condemns sewer odors from drought and urges fixing the East Patrick street sewer trap.
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Tag News
F. Goodell
Baltimore City
Goodell
Frederick
Patrick Street
Hardt & Keefer
Washington cooks blamed as public blames system
The New York Herald cites General Coppinger on camp cools and the public blames Washington cooks, echoing the old proverb on number and product. The Philadelphia Ledger reports Senator Morrill of Vermont denies plans to retire, insisting he remains in good health despite rumors.
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Washington
New York Herald
General Coppinger
Washingston
Morriel
Philadelphia
Morrill
Vermont
Flo
Sam
Senate
Frederick Fair Hints and Century Bicycle Record Noted
A letter from Salem Va notes reading habits and local sites. Frederick Wheelmen set a one hundred mile century despite poor weather with all but three finishing. Citizens urge caution about burglars and promote the upcoming Frederick Fair with officials and observers commenting on endurance and Sabbath concerns.
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Frederick Wheelinen
Jacob Selmidt
Baltimore
Frederick
Voter Guidance and Local Bond Plans from Baltimore Papers
Contemporaries urge voters to reject unworthy candidates while criticizing imperial and national figures. Reports note Oakland Maryland plans to issue 20000 in votement bonds to fund improvements, with local concerns about air quality and buckwheat cakes.
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Oakland
Garrett County
Press
Minute Snippets From Parade of Wits and Quips
A collage of humorous lines from various papers shows quick one liners and light banter. Jests touch on school life romances and stage scenes with quick wordplay and fading dramatic suspense.
Cross and Crown Poem Reflection
A religious poem speaks of bearing crosses to gain crowns. It contrasts personal trials with noble sacrifice and notes figures who endured suffering for others. The piece underscores shared burdens and the crown earned through selfless endurance.
Three Doctors in Consultation From Franklin
A fragment from Benjamin Franklin describes doctors debating the best remedy for a bad cold. Dr Inchanten favors Chamberlain's Cough Remed, Dr Explainsure praises scientific principles, and Dr Reason cites natural healing. Albert L. Pearre sells it in Frederick, MA.
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Benjamin Franklin
Inclination
Experiesure
Reason
Inchanten
Chamberlain
Albert L. Pearre
Frederick, Ma
Laughing Dummy Prank Fleeces Montreal Policeman
A French speaking poster man uses a lifelike dummy on a string in a newspaper office hallway to trick a Montreal officer. The episode ends with the officer allowing the dreamers to proceed, revealing the ruse was a circus publicity stunt for a show arriving in Frederick City on Tuesday, Oct. 10.
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Montreal
Malin
Iman
Corpao
Talen
Ingaptin
Pouleenan
Bine
Maan Circus
Dugoay
Bill
Kensie
Macripshin
Dummry
Frederick City
Agricultural and Business Conditions in Texas
Report from Texas notes bell worm damaged cotton in Southern Texas yielding about 200 pounds per acre with four and a half cent prices. Corn yields around 50 bushels at thirty cent prices are fair. Northern Texas cotton yields around 500 pounds. potatoes poor with price up to 1.85. Cotton pickers scarce. labor paid fifty cents per hundred. Weather hot with 104 F in San Antonio. Notables Radford Smallwood and Geo M Gittinger lodged in San Antonio. De Lashmute and Chas Lewis noted in Austin and Clarendon. Wheat only in Panhandle, drought damaged yields about twelve bushels. Southern Texas merchants report weak business. Dallas Fair opens October 1 for fifteen days.
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Texas
San Antonio
Radford Smallwood
Geo. M. Gittinger
Frederick Boys
Menger
Philip R de- Lashmute
Austin
Chas. J. Lewis P
Clarendon
Italian Lullaby and Mothers Faith in Stormy Seas
Italian lullaby softens the night as a mother fears unknown trials for her child. A San Frascino newsletter notes second crop raspberries near Woodsboro and new streets planned for ten acres with homes to follow. Local reports mention a near Maddle town resident's illness and a county physician endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup prevention.
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Dea
San Frascino Newsletter
Letters to the editor critique juror conduct and crime risk
A reader defends juries and urges officers to uphold law and order in Aurora. The letter condemns acquittals and warns against lynching, praising Judge McSherry for firm criminal justice and calling for steadfast jurors to balance innocence and guilt.
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Tas News
McSherry
Gibbons
Aurora
Deaths and Notices From Emmitsburg District
Obituary notices report deaths of Miss Rachel Brashear Michael McFadden Bertha Mitchell Barbara Hafner Sarah Ann Sharetts with funeral details and church services. The piece also reviews the City Opera House showing of My Friend from India, praising its lighthearted farce and accessible humor.
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Michael McFadden
Exmnuitsburg
Pennsylvania
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McFadden
Emmitsburg
Frederick and
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bertha Mitchell
Bertha P. Mitchell
Thomas P. Mitchell
Washington
Libertytown
Fairmount Cemetery
W. J. Floyd
Barbara Hafner
Walkersville
Utica
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Sarah Ann Sharetts
Jacob Sharetts
Bruceville
Haugh's Church
E. O. Spepsard
D. Frank Garland
September Mortality Report for City and County
The monthly record shows 43 deaths in the city and county for September with 12 city deaths and 31 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt. Olivet St Johns and local Black graveyards amid a generally lower mortality than last month.
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St. John’s
Emmitsburg
New Market
Monrovia
Montevue
Unionville
Buckerstown
Mt. Carmel
Shookstown
Urbana
Mt. Tabor
Grossnick
Maryland and National Affairs Highlight October Court and Local Events
The October term of the Court of Appeals opens amid notices from Annapolis. United States Steamer Gloucester arrives at Annapolis while Rear Admiral Jebtyes is reported ill. Various local incidents include robberies, deaths, acquittals, and political activity across Baltimore, Hagerstown, Centreville, Rockville, and Waldorf.
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Baltimore
Belair
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Lloyd Washington
Charles F. Harman
Centreville
Robert Welsh
Rockville
John Walter Smith
Washington County
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Ashley M. Gould
Montgomery
Hagerstown Company
First Maryland Regiment
Adernision
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Thomas H. Johnson
Thos. H. Johnson
Rederick County
William R. You
Henry B. Wilson
John W. Grinder
Charles E. Saylor
Chas. C. Waters
John &. Lakin
Separdét Amilton Lindsay
Increased Power At Frederick and Middletown Electric Road
New machinery has been placed in the power house to provide extra motor power for the Frederick and Middletown electric road. The upgrade ensures sufficient electricity to operate the Myersville line and to compensate if one engine fails, keeping cars running on both lines. The power house will be painted and upgraded soon.
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Frederick and
Middletown
Myersville
Secrets of Spain War Rumors Denied
Editorial notes rumors of Spain planning to seize Cuba and Porto Rico are unfounded. The piece extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion and blood health, and touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with testimonial claims. Free sample bottles offered at A Pearres Drug Store, with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price range and a guarantee.
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