Moon Phases and Political Turbulence in the City
A fragmented essay reflects on celestial cycles and urban life, noting advertising’s harvest, literary and public library value, and the Civic campaign. It critiques the Baltimore Herald’s Democratic stance, the Cuban liberty movement, and Senator Wellington’s role, warning of party defeat and personal reputations in Maryland politics.
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Sutton
Wellington
Maryland
Wellingion
Ocean City
Republican Party
Defeats and rivalries in Maryland Republican circles
The piece denounces internal party strife and a leader named Welllegion, criticizing his arrogance and predicting partisan defeats. It argues voters will reject both men who have dominated the state party and urges voters to seek independence over entrenched camps and personal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiter
Maryland
Welllegion
Republican Party
Clerea Comment and European Military and Monetary Notes
A fragmentary note cites Joh Buillogs on appearances and faith in sayings. Senator Evarts remarks on wines at a dinner. German army maneuvers next year will center in Alsace Lorraine, signaling a delicate response to French demands for retrocession. Lord Salisbury’s reply to US Monetary Commissioners is seen as delaying silver action. International news hints at confusion and limited progress in ongoing diplomacy.
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Alsace Lorraine
Lord Saliebury
United States Monetary Commissioners
DiMtiou
Manhood Triumphs and Civic Duty in Frederick Courage
A fragmentary message extols Frederick City for its reputed volunteer fire department and local merchants during fall week. It quotes editorials praising civic spirit, notes a county stone crusher’s roads work in Emmittsburg, and presents an oration urging moral force and upright leadership against corrupt powers, concluding with a reference to The Bentztown Bard.
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Frederick
Tam
Tas News
Tharmat Street
Emmittsburg
C. E. Cassell
Thurmont
Frederick and Western Maryland College Faceoff at Athletic Park
The upcoming game at Athletic Park pits Frederick against Western Maryland College in a close, hard fought contest. Local sentiment praises Frederick residents for hospitality while officials note weather impacted attendance. rain reduced revenue by six to eight hundred dollars versus last year.
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Athletic Park
Frederick
Western Maryland
Elmer Gorman
Yesare
D. Y. Stanffer
Public Opaliox, Up to Date Definition
A garbled roundup from multiple papers notes legal topics, exports and imports trends, charity readings by Anthony Hope, and a discussion of prosperity and free silver trade ideas. Names and places are inconsistently legible, but the item presents a collage of headlines and commentary.
Gong Home and Among the Aspens
A vintage poetry page presents two pieces, Gong Home by Winterorne and Among the Aspens by Brian Carmack. The verses evoke homesickness, seasonal imagery, and quiet nature scenes with refrain lines about bidding good night and the whisper of aspens.
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM THE COUNTY
Harold Kunzel returned to Baltimore Saturday. Dr Medders arrived back in Baltimore from a visit to Frederick. Dr John B Herrick left Saturday for Balltree after a week with friends here. Milas Charlotte Richardson of the Woman's College spent Bellardey inat Bib at the Miesen Potts, Court Street. Miss Deisy cpstrow returned to Frederick from visiting the family of Mr B Frank Galleger in Washington county. Mrs Joseph Dimmick of Washington has been visiting Mr and Mrs Hany Lambright and returned home Saturday. Miss Page daughter of Rev R Copeland Page of Adamstown was guest of Misses Mary and Jails Yemston. Miss Bande Whitmore and sister returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Lewia Mebrigg in 32 Aredr, this county. Col George W F Vernon and daughters Migzea Anna and Edna Vernon returned yesterday from a visit to relatives here. Mrs Frank Dimmick and three children of Washington, visiting Mrs Barry Lambright, returned home Saturday. Mr N B Hagad of Taneytown visiting during the fair returned home with his mother Mrs Mary Bevan of East Fourth Street.
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Harold Kunzel
Baltimore
Medders
Bitmore
Batarday
Frederick
John B. Herrick
Balltree
Milas Charlotte Richardson
Woman's College
Bellardey
Miesen Potts
Court Street
Deisy Cpstrow
Feom
Sitiog
B. Frank Galleger
Bissell
Washington County
Joseps Dimmick
Washington
Hany Lambright
Mise Page
R. Copeland Page
Adamstown
Mises Mary Snd
Wil Yemston
Mies Bande Whitmore
N. B. Hagad
Taneytown
Mary Bevan
East Fourth Eareet
Frederick Hospital plans and local fund drive outlined
Frederick City Hospital Association to meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss a non sectarian hospital open to all at the lowest possible rate. Public contributions welcomed to fund the project while a Silver Pole ceremony at 580 East Booth Street is announced with Joseph Coen's Silver Club leading. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as health support.
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Frederick City Hospital
Joseph Coen
Eilver Club
Esat Boath Street
Pearl
Joseph B. Chew
W. H. Harrison
City Police Reports and Flower Show Preparations
Charles Newman was fined 2.50 for disorderly conduct and jailed seven days after arrest by Officer Renner. William Gray released on bail of 50 for future grand jury action. The Flower Show committee asks members to collect season tickets via Sam Noigagle with Henry Fischer of Baltimore as flower judge.
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Charles Newman
Renner
Macistate White
Psy Hs
Wm Grsy
Jaii
Samu] Noigagle
Sanderlbing
Renry Fischer
Filtimore
Fischer
Ehaz
Second quarterly meeting of the association planned
On Friday evening this week the association holds its second quarterly meeting inviting every member to attend. The night schools resume work this evening with some new students joining.
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Reeune
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