Anthem heard as Founder's Week honors Pennsylvania
A new Pennsylvania anthem gains praise during Founder's Week in Philadelphia. The Inquirer notes Pennsylvanians previously adopted songs from Maryland and others and hopes the new tune strengthens state pride, with marchers on Pennsylvania Avenue in the inauguration potentially acknowledging the Keystone State.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Phiadelphia Inquirer
Old
Kentucky
Dixie
Keystone
Sheldon’s Predicament and Savings Bank Debates
From the Ohio State Journal and New York Globe the piece notes Treasurer Sheldon faces criticism for not collecting enough while savings bank deposits rise. It cites Comptroller figures showing June 10 depositors at 8,705,848 with $5.06 trillion in credit, up from 8.62 million and a slight deposit decrease, arguing prosperity amid industrial combines.
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Sheldon
Ohio State Journal
Hank Devomts
New York Globe
Vomptroller's
Washington
Oor
Waviage
UF Cone
Eithra
Een
Savings Bank
Timely drop in idle workers sparks optimistic Times forecast
The St Louis Times notes a drop of 80 371 idle workers in three weeks, from 225 000 the prior week, and predicts continued rapid business improvement through next year. Crops move slowly but demand remains strong. the paper argues the recent panics were artificial and prosperity has revived.
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United States
St. Louis Times
Times
Fragmentary 1900s News Snippets Reflect Press Errors
A garbled OCR item aggregates scattered quotes from New York World Brooklyn Eagle and Washington Herald about Bulgaria babies exporting to the West, alleged fraud by women, and weariness with unearned fame. The legible parts hint at a multi-paper collage of quotes and social turmoil.
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We Society of New
York
Brooklyn Eagle
Moments With The Muse And The Old Farm
A rural vignette blends garden scents with memories of an old country band. The narrator recalls marching with the town band as a boy, cherishing Sousa-like tunes and the Girl I Left Behind Me, amid imperfect notes and enduring nostalgia for a bygone era. Nearby a farmer shares a brief testimonial and local ads close the piece.
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Sousa
Society Woman Ambitious to Enter Operatic Field
Misa Ference Hinkle a cultured young woman aims to leave social prominence for a professional operatic career. She possesses a voice that supports her bold plan and will tour this season with possible study abroad in the spring to refine her operatic skills.
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Misa Ference Hinkle
Granu Opera
Mel Hinkle
Social clash at Weet All Saints street ends in court
Sam Hamberday and Lizzie Johnson quarrel over Aggie Nickels at a Weet All Saints street gathering. Aggie allegedly struck Lizzie, breaking skin and drawing a black eye. Justice Alfred Ritter warned leniency but ordered parole and future penalties for repeats. Frank Smith alias Black Diamond faced assault charges and a $45 fine with 30 days jail for default.
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Sam Hamberday
da Brown
All Saints’ Street
Aggie Nickels
Alfred Ritter
Azale Pentley
Aggie
Sam
Lizzie
Johnson
Liztle
Agric
Pennsylvania
Sle
Tde Johnson
Nersele
Litele
Aggie Platts
Frank Smith
Black Diamond
Hobbs
Silvia Mulberry
Smith
Juativa
Galvani the Hypnotist at New City Opera House
Hypnotist Galvani appears for two night engagement starting Tuesday October 1 at the New City Opera House. He will perform a blindfolded driving feats to locate hidden articles, praised by critics as the master of the era and attracting crowds with nightly demonstrations.
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Galvani
New City Opera House
Atrecta
Galvaniia
Morning star spectacle as Venus passes near Jupiter
Morning viewers are told Venus shines brightly before sunrise with Jupiter nearby. On Tuesday morning Venus will pass below Jupiter and the two planets will be about a half degree apart making the sight worthwhile for lovers of the heavens.
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Africa
Venus
Jupiter
U U A M Initiation At Fredonia Involves Six Candidates
The Fredonia council No. 460 U A M initiated a class of six candidates last night. The uniformed degree team conferred the three degrees in a fine manner. A large attendance witnessed the initiation.
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Fredonia Council
U.A. M
Frederick Art Club opens eleventh season with French art focus
The Frederick Art Club held a reception to welcome new members and guests. President Florence Daub welcomed attendees as autumn foliage decor brightened the rooms. The year will study the History of French Art with social games, prizes, and refreshments enhancing the opening evening.
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Frederick Art Club
Migsa Florence Daub
Elib
Henre
Frederick fair notices and local incidents fill week
A Frederick newspaper column lists fair preparations, prize wins at York cattle show, a geese sighting on Eugene Derr farm, porch repainting on East Patsick Street, and various daily happenings. It notes a traveling Frederickian in California finding campaign interest minimal, plus minor traffic and maintenance events around Urbana and Frederick Inter-Urban lines.
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Hal
A. R. Warden
York Fair
Eugene Derr
Cereaville
George Wachter
East Patsick Street
Court
Market Streets
Ollicer Brengle
John H. Frasier
South Market Street
Lighnel Kennedy
John EB. Denter
Madinon Street
Harry Denter
Peter Mickett
California
Clinton B. Willard
West
Patrick Street
Peter Pickett
James E. Doub
Frederick
Five year sentence for raising notes in Baltimore scene
William Y. Conner of Baltimore was sentenced to five years in prison for raising notes. Other items note P J Kushner buying the Germania Hotel for 14500, Villa Brook Distilling gains incorporation with 10000 capital, and a Maryland Lutheran Synod convention adjournment in Iageratown.
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William Y. Conner
Baltimore
P. J. Kushner
Germania
Anoapolis
Jacob F. Ebling
Villa Brook Distilling Company
Cumberland
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Iageratown
Fairbanks
Henry ¥. Singleton
Vennaylvania
Mra
Singleton
Edward Loomis
Harford County
Hymeneal News From Washington And Nearby Towns
Marriage announcements detail Lewis Keller of Washington D C wed Anna Virginia Weller of Washington on October 6 performed by Rev Edward Buckley at St Matthew s rectory. Bride wore navy broad cloth suit and orange lilies. Couple to reside at 1509 Q Street after October 30. Also noted quiet wedding at U B parsonage Cumberland PA between John W Wiracote and Lydia H Peters with family ties to Rev J W Kiracofe. Eyler and Bishop wed in Emmitsburg with attendants and two flower girls.
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Lewis Keller
Charles Rhoderick Lowla
Washington
D.C
Charles J. Lewis
Clarendon
Texas
Anna Virginia Weller
Charles J. Keller
Middletown
Edward J. Buckley
St. Matthew's Rectory
Rinacoeb
Petera
U. B
South Market Atreet
John W. Wiracote
Cumberland ‘Alley
Harrisburg
Wageretown
Misa Lydia H. Veters
Peters
Boiling Springs
Cumberland County
J. W. Kiracofe
Harris
Burg
Carlisle
Eyler
James G Bishop
Susan Elizabeth Eyler
Peter Eyler
Emmitsburg
Gordon Rider
Walkersville
C. Reinewald
Nervin Byler
Edna Bishop
Real Estate Sale at McKaig Mixed Terms
A. H. Jackson sold his house, lot, and blacksmith shop at McKaig to Marry Fox on private terms. The fragmented notice mentions various names and unclear conditions but confirms transfer of property and related obligations.
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A. H. Jackson
McKaig
Fox
Mrs Ak Croom Health Refined After Cough Remedy
Mrs Ak Croom owner of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mist reports a long severe cough and consumption symptoms that troubled her for months. A friend advised Dr King s New Drug and after taking three bottles she claims a dramatic cure. The medicine is sold at Pragre s, sealer Pharmacy.
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Ak Croom
Croom
Vaughn
Mist
Sealer Pharmacy
Trv
First Train to Thurmont Opens Washington Line
The Washington to Thurmont train ran at 9 in the morning with officials and road syndicate members aboard including President D Columbus Kemp and Secretary Chas C Waters. A reception at the depot featured the Creagerstown band and a town hall luncheon, with Col Rouzer welcoming attendees and Dr J C Kefauver as toast master. Committees led by Hon John Z T Mathias organized invitation reception and hosting duties for the event amid crowded streets.
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Washington, Frederick and
Gettysburg
Thurmont
D. Columbus Kemp
Chas
C . Waters
Franklin B. Smith
Emory L. Coblentz
Wm. H. Ramsburg
Frank J. Stoner
Glories
Cronixe
Wm. H. Hinks
Thomas
Rouzer
J. C. Keefonver
John
T. Mathias
Peter N. Hammiker
Seater
Birely
L. K. Waeadie
Charles H. Oster
Charles M
Local residents listed as sick and injured
Mr Lewis C Gittinger of East Fourth Street is on the sick list. Mr Gudbert Young of West Patrick Street sprained his right ankle badly while running last evening. Also advertising Chato Berlain's Salve for chapped skin and sores with sale at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Lewis C. Gittinger
East Fourth Strect
Gudbert Young
West Patrick Street
Pearre
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