Canteen debates and political discipline in Frederick area
A Frederick newspaper column calls for broad support at a meeting about the Sahiey Triumphal Arch Association and warns against intolerance. It discusses miners and coal supply pressures, and reports that a former Pennsylvania legislator is denied York county bar admission for aiding in Quay's U S Senate election, arguing for accountability in political conduct.
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Pennsylvania
York County
Harrisburg
Quay
United States
Yale
Bribery prosecutions loom in Missouri case
Fragmentary excerpts from Baltimore papers remark on bribery prosecutions as a nationwide lesson. The text notes distrust of officials and the danger to markets, urging vigilance against graft and corruption across the land.
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Missouri
Baltimore
Witty Bits From Old Papers About Prices People and Plans
A collage of humorous clippings references lines about statistics on poverty and longevity, decorator banter, a doctor patient exchange, and a street scene involving a stranger's plans for a drug store. The tone mimics late 19th or early 20th century humor columns with quick exchanges and satirical asides.
Watterson and Newport in The Press Clash
From the Indianapolis News and Washington Star editorials, the piece defends Colonel Watterson and condemns bribery in St Louis city governance. It argues that public corruption harms legitimate laws, praises jack the bribe givers and receivers as thieves, and urges reform to restore honesty in legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uribe Givars
Washington Star
Snyder
Missouri
St. Louis
Sims
Moon
S. Louis
Moments With The Muse And Deaths Jaws Note Poems
A collage of verses and ad-like prose items from the Evening Star. Includes lines about a star giving peace to laborers, lovers separated by absence, questions on value of beauty, and a chorus of playful reflections. Mentions Tacitus Campari quotes and a feature on Dr. King's Life Fills with a sale pitch.
Transfer and marriage licenses in Frederick courts weekly report
Weekly records from the Orronit and Orphans Courts for the week ended October 8, 1902 include property deeds, marriages, and orphan’s court inventories. Deeds list multiple transfers in Frederick County and near Buckeystown, with prices noted, while marriage licenses cover individuals from Westminster Baltimore Woodsboro and surrounding areas. Orphans' Court items include inventories, accounts, and administration letters for various estates, with court orders to sell and executor actions. A separate item reports a severe cat bite causing illness in Capon Springs, Virginia, detailing the patient’s pain and medical concerns.
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Oricen
Orronit and Orphans
Orronist and Orphans
Clarence E. Hemp
Gentr Commissionerr
Jemima Eleanor Maynard
Frank N. Maynard
Frederic's
Mary E. Price
John E Price
Honory B. Debring
Charles H. Haffner
Frederick City
Faurie Campbell
Bion B Bopst
Kinnehart's Alley
Frederick
Novitiate Academy
Frederick County
James Gibbona
Baltimore
East Second Street
Edward
Eichelberger
Truastes
William . Lakin
Frederick Miller
Buckeystown
George F. Peffluberger
Ellenor
H. Raymer
William Z. Baker
John F. Smith
John H. Heagy
Westminster
Florence Riley
Baltimore City
John BE
Brown
Woodsboro
Gertrude I Costley
Bt Plennant
Alvie
Keyser
Charleaville
Belle
Josish Botts
Annie M. Betta
Jacob Koogle
Loretta O. Bowlus
Edward Bowlus
Cordelia A. Cramer
Jacob W. Cramer
John Wox
Runaway Girl to Play Here Next Wednesday
A Runaway Girl, the English musical comedy with about 50 cast members led by George W. Leslie, opens here next Wednesday October 15. The show, praised for catchy music and bright clean comedy, enjoyed long runs in London and New York before arriving in this city. Private sales begin soon.
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George W. Leslie
England
Daly
Gatery Theatre
Daly's Theatre
New York City
Tope
Memory of Mr. McCahan Observed by Eastern Star in Baltimore
Concordia Chapter No 5 Eastern Star meets at Heptasophs Hall in Baltimore on October 20 to honor the late Mr George L McCahan past patron and former Maryland Institute actuary. McCahan born 1858 in Baltimore rose to key roles including board member of Maryland Institute and 1893 executive commissioner for Maryland at the Chicago World’s Fair.
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McCahan
Concordia
Order of the Eastern Star
Baltimore
Maryland Institute
United States
Maryland
Chicago
Mitchell Replies Declines Strike Call Blames Operators
In a reply to Roosevelt’s proposition President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers declines to call off the strike stating that operators who refuse to arbitrate bear the responsibility for its continuation.
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Breclusee
the News
Wasuiseron
Oak
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Roowsvelt
Reading’s goose bone prophet famed for weather luck
The best known citizen of Reading Pa is Elisa Hartz a longtime weather seer in his eighty eighth year. He forecasts with goose bones selecting newborn geese each spring. His predictions affect farmers in Berks Chester and Montgomery counties and he notes a rare past misstep when given a ganders bone. Hartz’s forecasts influence the Reading Trotting Association and local fairs and he plans to pass the secret to a grandson.
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Reading
Elisa Hartz
Pennsylvania
Farmera
Harts
Farmara
Berks
Chester
Montgomery
Harmers
Hartz
Government Weather Bureau
Allentown
Reading Trotting Association
Martz
Brossbones
Gandar
Bamssif
Ravel Campaign Methods Introduce Xnaller Doge at Meeting
William Tyler Page, Republican candidate for Maryland's Second district, promotes novel tactics at a mass meeting in Baltimore County. Voters received toothpick keepsakes bearing "My pick for Congress" while a series of features included dogs in costumes and live acts. Page praised Roosevelt and Marshall in a speech linking campaign candor to national integrity.
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Page
Xnaller
William Tyler Page
Cfty
Conqeers
St. Dente
W. T. Page
Second Precinct
Thirteenth
Baltimore County
Iccsl
Maryland
Frederick fair and local notes amid hunter moon
Budget of bright items notes the Hunter's Moon and upcoming Frederick fair. Weather talk links the Vulcan storm period and predicted rain and snow with forecasts for Monday. Quips on fate, fuel worries, and family wit add local flavor.
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Frederick
Sudley Triumphal Arch
Death notices and Lutheran Missionary Society meeting
Mrs John Swope of Hast Sixth street died last night at 12 oclock from acute Brights disease aged 48 She is survived by her husband three sons and one daughter After a brief service at the house on Saturday morning the remains will be taken to Hanover Pa for interment Meszekiah Harp of Wolfsville died suddenly yesterday of heart failure He leaves a husband nine sons and one daughter Lutheran Missionary Society of Maryland Lutheran Synod held its annual convention in Middletown with about 69 delegates present Mrs P A Heilman of Baltimore preached Rev L J Lederer of Baltimore delivered the greeting Reports were read and committees appointed A letter from Dr Mary Baar of Guntur India was read Rev Albert of Philadelphia spoke on Home Missions The convention will be in session until Friday noon.
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John Swope
Louisa Alberta Swope
John Swepe
Sixth Street
Thin City
Indy
Bright
Thres Soos
Hanover
Mes
Mezekiah Harp
Hezekiah Harp
Wolfsville
County
Lutheran Missionary Society
Woman’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of Maryland Lutheran Synod
Middletown
Mra
P. A. Heilman
Baltimore
Mll Beard
Brg
L. J. Lederer
Mary Baar
Guntur
India
Or. Albert
Philadelphia
Law’s Grip Fined for Disorderly Conduct in City
Alexander Tyler, colored, was arrested last night by Officer Mehrling for disorderly conduct. Justice Kokatein fined him $1, which was paid. The New English Stamps preview a new crown-bearing series post coronation. Also: various ads note stomach bitters, infant relief, and a knife contest prize. Public sales notice included.
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Alexander Tyler
Mehrling
Justice Kokatein
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