The Daily News Frederick MD
European nations complain of anarchists in America while debates over Presidential succession loom. Langley airship novelty and a hypothetical vacancy spark congressional questions about who would lead if both President elect and Vice President elect die between election and inauguration.
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America
Dongrass
Congress
Eledt
Washington
Independent voters gain power in looming election
A Baltimore American note argues the White House lawn attracts crank activity while the independent voter rises in influence. It praises the independent vote and warns both major parties that steadfast independence may shape politics more than party lines. The piece stresses unity and community spirit as vital to reform after years of stagnation.
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Indeerdert Sind
Arstad
Robart Barnes
Men
Campaign rhetoric and delegate influence in Maryland
The Cumberland Independent condemns a Baltimore Nova burlesque on politics. It argues the public claims to shoot a U S Senator from Maryland and predicts delegates will be bought with money and positions, leading to a Senate race controlled by the largest backer until direct popular vote for Senators and state officials is achieved.
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United States
Maryland
Newal
United
Senate
Cumberland
Minutes of Merriness and Orchard Banter Bits
A collage of wry quips and short gags from early 20th century papers. Jokes about birthdays, marriages, oranges, fortune tellers, and domestic bliss appear in rapid-fire snippets attributed to various unnamed speakers across Philadelphia and New York papers. The snippets showcase humor on love, family, and everyday life with minimal narrative context.
Burdened Senators and Funeral Reform
A historic critique notes senators liv ing on salaries with little saved after long service and calls for burial reforms. It argues public salaries should cover modest needs and that funeral expenses impose undue burdens on families, urging restraint on lavish last rites and inflated ceremonies.
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St. Louis
Funeral in Baltimore for Gen Bradley Johnson
The funeral of Confederate General Bradley T. Johnson was held at Loudon Park Cemetery Baltimore after a train brought the body to Union Station. Delegations from Confederate groups attended with honorary pallbearers and Daughters of the Confederacy joining the procession. The service at Christ Episcopal Church followed, taps sounded, and drums and volleys marked the graveside ceremony.
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Bradley T. Johnson
London Park Cemetery
Baltimore
Union Station
Society of the Armys and Navy of the Confederate States
Maryland
Daughters of the Confederacy
First
Maryland Cavalry
Nelson G. Kratz
Waters’ Band
Oarlat Protestant Episcopal Church
William M. Dumwe
Edwin Barnes Niver
Christchurch
Osulating
Fifth Regiment
Loudon Park
Hia
Nivyer
Naval Brigade
Dame
Bradley
Geo. Q. Jenkins
Frank Markoe
Gildersleave
F. M. Colston
Dadge O. EH. Phalps
Frank A. Bond
Felix Agnue
Samuel J. Hough
G. W. Durman
Chas. H. Grasty
Charles. T. Orans
O. P. Haines
W. 8. Symington
A.B. Cunningham
Jos. Packard
Gav. Lemmon
J. D. Iglehart
W. O. Nichole
A. ©. Trippe
Jas. R. Wheeler
Lamar Hollyday
Wm. H Flitzgerald
Cantal L. Thomas
Richmond
William H. Pops
Pikesville
Richard Gilmor
Obew
General Johnson
Ladies of
Frederick
Eighth
Virginia Cavalry
Moments With the Muse Verse Advice Card
A quip offering patience in love, advising not to react when another admirer appears. It suggests that rival affection fades with time and urges calm, urging perseverance over jealousy.
Fatal freight wreck reported at Oaxiland
A serious freight wreck occurred at Oaxiland. A Abertoll a contractor from Roanoke Virginia died suddenly at Hagerstown. Elmer Heath stood trial at Salisbury for the murder of his sweetheart Mira Katie Adkins. James Willoughby 17 was sentenced by the Carroll county court to eight years in the penitentiary for assaulting a child. Howard county supervisors chose to place the Blakeney McWoman ticket on the Republican ballot. George Arnold wounded in the leg by a pistol ball said he was shot by two men while trying to rescue a bound missing girl in Carroll county woods. Judge Watters at Belair rebuked the jury for failing to convict a disorderly house case and warned the accused a man and a woman to leave the Beate.
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Oaxiland
A. Abertoll
Roanoke
Hagerstown
Elmer Heath
Sallebury
Mira Katie Adkins
Jamen Willoughby
Caroling County
Howard County
Blakeney
George Arnold
Boundard Pryleg
She Woods
Carroll County
Watters
Harford County
Belair
Meeting With Success Finance Committee of the Y M C A
The finance committee of the Young Men's Christian Association reports strong progress with subscriptions. Of 250 needed, 953 have been received or pledged, with daily updates posted in the association hall. The effort relies on evening calls by young men and aims to complete the list to free officers for direct association work.
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M.c. A
Young Men's Christian Association
Caab
Association
PARENT'S GRATITUDE FOR KIDNEY REMEDY
A Frederick father testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills helped his six year old son with kidney weakness. He cites relief after use, obtained at Clinton E. Main's drug store on Market Street, and advocates the remedy for other children. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. New York, sole U.S. agents.
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Frederick
Charles B. Six
Frederick Polios Fores
Frederick Gas Company
Weat Southstrait
Dean
Clinton E. Main
Market Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
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Howard
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Burger Art Gallery
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Bob White
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