Frederick Gengul-Centennial aims for national notice
The article urges Frederick to plan a Sesquicentennial style celebration next September and 1905, highlighting a sixteen year old letter calling attention to the event. It compares Frederick to Baltimore 1987 plans and stresses patriotic support for erecting Key monument and linking it to the centennial festivities to boost national recognition.
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Fragmentary report on crimes and land deals in historic notes
Scattered lines describe a current comment on a police case mentioning two robbers at Sue Creek and discontent with type machines. other fragments reference New Zealand land purchases, 85000 acres, and regulatory matters, with unclear names and dates.
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Fragmentary notice on monuments and graveyard memory
Fragmented text describes men seeking permanence in memory through large gravestones and monuments dominating graveyard landscapes. The passage reflects on the emotional drive to memorialize and the visual impact of monumental markers.
Public Opinion and Lynchings Across States
The Chicago Tribune reports political tension over party goals and unity while noting lynchings in the North and South. A negro accused of assault on women was mob-lynched in Maryland with similar riots in Ohio. Washington Court House incidents prompted reflection on preventing further mob violence and the need for authorities to act.
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Fragmented old column with scattered quotes and notices
A jumble of quotes by readers and advertisers, referencing speeches, politics, local events, and everyday opinions. The text mentions Frederick and Lagerstown fairs, pumpkin and lima beans, anti gambling denouncements, and a dog incident. It shows local color and community voices but lacks a single cohesive story.
Echo and Echoes in Winter’s Quiet Meditations
Poetic excerpt reflecting on Echo’s voice and divine sermons, contrasting classical imagery with a winter scene. The speaker contemplates love, faith, and the presence of the divine in nature, culminating in an introspective meditation on God’s love and the sparrow’s song.
Losses and incidents thread Annapolis state news
In Annapolis and surrounding counties a busy slate of events unfolds from liquor license turmoil to fatal accidents. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hare dies in Hagerstown aged 76. John BP Leight’s training sheds at Otter Point burn. A Baltimore and Ohio engine collision near Canan Norland causes damage. Kent County reports a morphine case near Locust Grove. John Hiynt’s boat shed burns at Otter Point with large losses. Double Wipe Creek fire in Carroll County totals 211800 with 9825 insured. Ballots for counties and Baltimore city sent by Secretary Branly. Rev J B Bashobes resigns from Joonsboro Lutheran church. Relatives of Alots Breinhauser order remains shipped to Chicago after death by strata at Hyattsville. John Gibson case against Chester Town commissioners in Kent County Court. Mrs Zelma Peatra seeks divorce from William Postre, married in September. John K E Lawson acquitted of murder of Lloyd Voermillen at Upper Marlboro. Irishman Tucker charged along with Dogan in Kent County. Judge Wickes rebukes Kent County officers for inaction on local option law violations. Mrs J W Collins, wife of Captain J W Collins, dies at Laurel. Edwin Gott expected to be named secretary of state. Brantley to serve as slate reporter Nov 18.
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Laurel
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Death of a Veteran Engineer in Brunswick
Charles I Woodcock, a veteran engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railway, died in Brunswick after two months illness from heart failure and Bright's disease. He was 66 and survived by two sons, Charles in Brunswick and William in Keyser, and a daughter in West Virginia. Funeral arrangements include a delegation from the Fitzgerald Division and burial in Keyser, West Virginia. Samuel Zimmermann of Feagaville, aged 41, died of brain trouble. He leaves a wife and four children Edward J Zimmermann, Mrs John Hargett, Edward Derr, and Mrs Joshua Stup. Funeral at Zion Lutheran Church in Feagaville Saturday at 2 pm. Interment in the local cemetery.
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Hymenal Celebrations Mark Calvert Stauffer Gilbert Nuptials
A series of weddings took place in Maryland with details of attire, officiants, and celebratory rituals. Alice Doreey Stauffer wed Richard Webster Gilbert of Woodsboro at J. A. Miller residence. Irene Troxel and J. W. Fleming married quietly in Baltimore. Ernest G. Motterly and Alice J. Anderson also united in ceremony.
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Richard Webster Gilbert
Woodsboro
Mise Birdie Milter
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Shalon
Mendelssohn
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Birthday Party for Mira Jute Mtone at Eighteenth
A birthday celebration honored Mira Jute Mtone on her eighteenth with a lively social gathering. Guests included Emme Webb Margantes Cones Payne Agnes and Alicea Doll and many others. At P o'clock refreshments followed by well wishes for continued happiness and good health with a nod to Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Accidents and Close Calls On Friday Among Local Workers
A string of mishaps unfolds on Friday at several sites. Mr Jobo Black suffers jaw injuries from a log rolling onto him at a Clemron farm, while Mr C F Hitaelberger endures a leg sprain, a hand wound, a knee break, and a finger eye injury after a bad day in Linganors and near the muskrat hole. Local surgeon Frank Bidwell provides aid.
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