Clayton Bulwer treaty prospects and canal neutrality
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports negotiations between Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote on a new Isthmian canal treaty. It is said the Clayton Bulwer pact is abrogated, neutrality affirmed, and US wartime protections reserved. Senate ratification is anticipated with sufficient votes, countering past opposition.
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Work of Death. Res. David F. Stauffer
Malinda Stauffer, wife of F Stauffer, died at her Kansas home September 29 after an illness of several years. She was born April 5 near Burkittaville and was the daughter of Malinda Smith. She was 57 years old. She married F Stauffer and for 16 years was a member of the church.
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David F. Stauffer
Malinda Stauffer
F. Stauffer
Kansas
Malinda Smith
Burkittaville
Kan
Walkersville Community Notes Include Visits and Odd Jobs
Walkersville reports nearly all corn cut and seeding begun. local residents show illness but improving. Mrs. Neff of York visits Arthur Neff. carpenters busy on Clinton Cramer’s house. A large select party at the Potman home with many attendees from surrounding towns. Rocky Springs notes Roy S. Thomas’s new Johns Hopkins post and local church services.
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Harlan Summers
John Poole
Masters Laborn Hughes
Willie Cramer
William A. Cramer
M. L. Neff
York
Arthur
Neff
Clinton Cramer
Gettyeburg
William Garver
Fountain Rock
Our Town
Luther Potman
Silvy Anders
Pearl Geasey
Elsie Toms
Amy
Sadie Patman
Dublin
Mad
Annie Herd
Lillie Monsell
Hansonville
May Putman
Frederick
Miss Wickerd
Ladien
Rocky Springs
Roy
Thomas
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
United Brethren Conference
C. W. Stinespring
Stinespring
Mr. Rice
John F. Goneo
Charles Main
S. W. Rameburg
Samuel Ramsburg
Walkereville
S. W. Ramsburg
May
Objections and public interest in libraries and hospitals
A fragmentary editorial notes cavillers opposing new library and hospital plans, praising reading and service to the sick in Hagerstown and Baltimore. It cites crowding libraries, thousands of books in homes, and argues against shipping patients to Baltimore, while also observing a decline in bicycle riding as novelty wears off per Baltimore News.
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Baltimore
New York
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Quotes Across Papers
A collage of humorous quotes from various papers. The Detroit Free Press joke on apple butter versus adulterated batter contrasts with a Yonkers Statesman yacht breakfast quip. Punch parodies an old lady and a district visitor. A Washington political adviser exchange mocks promise keeping. A Philadelphia Press theatre note features an actor choosing a smaller role over a larger loss.
Intense Americanism shapes a democratic future for New Amsterdam
The piece argues that America must assimilate European influences while maintaining a distinctly American democratic spirit. It claims Old World democracy often targets class division, whereas American democracy rejects class hierarchies and aims for inclusive social purpose.
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New Amsterdam
New England
Moments With the Zule and Seasonal Fruits
A compact verse digest recounts seasonal fruit cravings where prunes appear despite off season, paired with light poems about love, winter longing, and pink memories. The piece blends playful food talk with sentimental verse from the Boston Globe and a Judge poem.
Local notices from Park Mills and nearby areas
Community updates list residents visiting relatives and traveling in Park Mills, Lander, and Green Valley. Names include John L Butler, Bertie Flickinger, Minnie Martin, Fannie Roberson, Roea Plummer, Howard Trout, Thomas Burgee, Chag Cody, C. D. Kanade, Noah Shaff, and others. Protracted meetings end at Flint Hill with large attendance. several families from Jefferson and Washington, D C are mentioned. The Tale of Woe and art studies offer free access to subscribers at the fairgrounds.
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Misa Media Trout
Howard Trout
Wasting
D. C
Thomas Burgee
Bartholows
Wm. F. Beall
Jesse Beall
Licksville
Flint Hill
Chag
F. Cody
Ernest Dixon
Mount Ephraim
Montgomery County
Eugene Hughes
F. A. Ordeman
Mount Devins
C. D. Kanade
Green Valley
William Lish
Baltimore
James Stewart
Meesta
O. D. Mobley
Joseph Cooley
Park Milla
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