Political pledge and law enforcement efforts spread across states
A discussion on electoral votes as a political tool notes Roosevelt as an honorary firemen member while Hearst faces no retaliation within his party. Governors Patterson and others push for a concerted crackdown on night rider outlawry, seeking state cooperation to enforce laws, end terror, and stabilize governance amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Misirgippi
Arkanany
Kentucky
Covernay Patterson
Patterson
Con- Rowith
Heshewton
Fragmented humor exchanges across papers in wartime era
Comic and satirical snippets from multiple 19th or early 20th century papers show figures grumbling over weariness unemployment and pride in old trades. Jokes include a boastful grandfather unable to write his name and a banker quip about preferring money to romance.
Pressing Reform and Far East Outlook in 1890s
The piece mocks the Bank exam system as costly but weak, then analyzes Russia Japan relations and the Siberian railway push, noting how Russia’s stance aids balance in the Far East. It and a New York telegraph report praise the American fleet visit to Japan, Kremlinenduring cordial ties, and a push for closer US ChinaJapan relations benefiting American prestige and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runsla
Philadelphia
Runsia
Japan
Pacific
Windivoxtok
Port Arthur
Siberia
Manchuria
Russia
France
Japa
Asia
Ruakin
Far East
TH P Lakr
Tran
New York
South American
New Zealand
Australia
Herald
Tokio
Tt Tau
Newell Ng
Dees
Sperry
Empresa
Mikado
Banda
Aame
China
United States
Moments With The Muse The Laborer The Day Is Nearly Done
Fragmentary verses describe a laborer near day’s end amid poplars and oaks. The speaker notes the toil, quiet endurance, and the world’s need for labor, hinting at rest and renewal as evening falls, with archaic language and garbled phraseology.
News of the State troubling crime and local notices
The body of a man believed murdered was found near Port De Ber. W B Baker a B and O Railroad conductor was killed near Wilmington. Charles Linton of Ferendville shot himself twice and died. Hon A F George of Swanton set fire to his home and died by self-inflicted gunshot. Loch tgan Baptist church corner laid by Otland Lodge. Barney Fahey of Cumberland suffered a second paralytic stroke and is critically ill. Washington County 2008 county board report shows running costs 202,452.01. Willian H Anderson of the Maryland Anti-Saloon League to represent the national group in Washington. Eugene Turner robbed of 4 at Benning crossing on Chesapeake Head Railroad en route to Washington.
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Port de Bervices
New Central
Baltimore
Arstone
W. B. Baker
Baltimore and Ohio
Loch Tgan
Oatland Lodge
A. F
A. M
Barney Fahey
Cumberland
St. Patrick's Church
Board of County Commission
Washington County
Willian H. Anderson
Maryland Anti-Saluon League
Washington
Eugene Turner
Clearge Ostroll
Bladenaburg
Benning
Good Roads Economy and Farm Welfare Debate
The Omaha Bee argues good roads cut transportation costs for farmers, increasing income by about one million dollars daily and boosting land values. It asserts tolls harm producers, and road improvements pay for themselves through higher purchasing power and farm land worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anya
Omaha Bee
Limited Hardwood Supply Regions Drive Growing Demand
The piece notes hardwoods are scarce west of the Mississippi and largely confined to Appalachia and the Cumberland Mountains. It highlights Western North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Eastern Tennessee and Southeastern Kentucky as primary sources with favorable rainfall and soil, supporting rapid growth. Demand outstrips supply across the nation, stressing forest conditions and renewal challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Missouri
Miselasippi
Ohio
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Union
Cumberland Mountains
United States
Will Presentation at Family Theatre Features Bobby’s Pal
Little Gertrude Kiffith & Co. present a one act playlet Bobby’s Pal about an orphaned street child adopted by Bill Mulligan. German Senator George C. Clark will give a views speech in twisted English. Chelalo Capretta appear as foreign entertainers. New songs and motion pictures conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theatre
Gertrude Kiffith & Co
Bobby
Bill Mulligan
George C. Clark
Clark
2 Chelalo & Capretta
B. F. Keith
New York
Tfe Motion Pictures
Fragmentary notice yields unclear reward request
The readable fragment mentions a reward of one hundred dollars and a contact in Toledo but the text is garbled with stray symbols making the action, origin, and parties unreadable. No verifiable names or dates clear.
Visiting residents fill city with names and places
Walter Bruckman of Lundar and John Ronzer of Thurmont travel for business. Dozens of visitors from Washington Baltimore and West Virginia stop by local homes on Patrick Street and East Second Street. Attendees include Mrs J F Ken ty Mins Lula Champion and Miss Gertrude Burdette.
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Walter
Bruckman
Lundar
Mem
Uis Pore
Rene Hart
John T Ronzer
Thurmont
Frederick
Joe Mitchel
Nee Welbh
Fort Mayer
Visitiog
Kenty Mins Lula ‘Chompeon
Washington
Jn Visitiog
Edward Yu Bader
Churchatreet
Richa
Baltimore
Mire Ametia Mebearker
Grace Dill
Robert Watts
Washington,d. C
John W. Watts
Euith Ohler
Ewmitebay
Visjting Ies
Alyido DeLashmutt
Weat
Sarret
Gertrude Burdette
Kemptown
Ada Virts
Winner Street
Elmer Stottlemyer
Herso
Hageatown
Mdwich
Hay
Edwin B. Hay
New York
B. I. Brown
Patrick Street
Harvey A. Haorcingtem
South Market Street
West Patrick Street
J.I. Davia
Washington, D. C
Park Ridge
Frank Popley
W. Va
Alice Bowers
West All Saints’ Street
Gustav Sartig
John L. Michael
Nellie Hobbstead Child
Martinaburg
And
Bite
John Bowen
West All Satria’ Agrept
Sallie Bartgis
Miss Bartgis
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City
Mia
J. Oliver Myers
Edward Myers
Charles Myera
W.W. Steiner
Miea Ituth Myers
J. A. Roller
Misa Roller
Luray
Misa Rae
Gitlinger
Patrick Atreet
Mra
Thomas Webb
Glennie Cramer
Want whipping post revival in Virginia Assembly debate
Virginia lawmakers weigh restoring the whipping post for juvenile offenders as reformatories and jails overflow. Advocates argue the system fails to curb crime, with convicts filling roads and prisons, while opponents warn of brutal practice and racial implications amid rising juvenile crime figures and overcrowded facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
General Assembly
Frederick Team Wins A. B. Boys Defeat St. James College
The M C A football team defeated St James College by 12 to 0 in a Saturday clash. First half saw little danger at either goal as play centered mid field. In the second half the M C A offense moved the ball steadily toward St James goal and scored twice, with Reitz kicking two goals after touchdowns. Umpire Mussich and timekeepers Brooke and Johnson officiated. Time of halves 70 minutes.
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St. James
YMCA
James
M.C. A
Kempl
Graham A
Whiteridge Reitz
B. Ou
Gittings
HYMENEAL LIST OF MARRIAGES AND CURES
Marriage notices record Richard Grafton Chegett of Ijamsville and Olive Beatrice Clay of Me, Alry wed at Kemptown October 22 by Rev Julia A Wright. Corder-Taylor Joboki Corder and Rebecca Elizabeth Taylor wed Burkitteville October 20 by Rev P J Pangld. Potth-Anders Howard J Potte aunt Ranig M Andgry wed LeCure's at Woodlboro October 22. Lyster John A Saxten results note without clear context. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days by PAZO OINTMENT with guarantee or money back offer in 14 days or refund.
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Corder—Taylor
Joboki, Corder
Rebecca Elizabeth Taylor
Burkitteville
Tueeday
P. J. Pangld
Potth—Anders
Howard J. Potte
Ranig M. Andgry
LeCure
Wodilasboro
Lyster
John A. Saxten
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Waedirice, WD. Ip
TAZ Kews
Frederick, Md
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Tuoven
Roosevelt
Surgy
Mr. Hearst
NPR
Obarrive
Americas
Tommy
Ian
New York Sun
Chicago News
Miliion
Youn
Tit-Bite
THE
Springfield Republican
Eeasona
Heralda
News OF the
the Family Theatre
Toledo
Peregwal
Charles B. T. Hendeickzon
Norfolk
Tan
Davies
Central National Bank
National Bank
Court House
Frederick County
ITB
East South Street
East Southtreet
Christophir Woerner
Loving Woerner
Louing Woermer
Jewls Hooper
David Ashibaugh
Coe PL Telephone Co
East Patrick Street
Walesman
Maryland
Milton E. States
Kjanted
Adilreas
Morris Wholewle
Cincinnati
Olio
Agaress
Pola Biore
Mt Ce
Sl . Cong
Ares
Clarke Pinos
Barry W. Bowers
Maran River
Hastmith Street
W. Gaver
Makeee Sect
S. & Fout
Third Street
Mount Goedeels
Otabee - Iyasen
Waite
Ader Nisi
Wilson Lee Camden
Francis Smith
Dora C. Ramsburgh
Wilnon Lee Camden
John Francia Smith
Raine
Wales
Sakes Geiaber
Eubl T. Mt Crk
Beets
Waren
John Francis Fenlth
Orodas Xecutrix's Notice
Sea i Seer
Tatate
Douglass HB. Bargett
Emma
FAR. Far. & Bce
HTL Bank
EMALL
Farmers & Mechanice’ Nation Bank of Fréderic
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown
Auekdegiy
Fire Insurance Company
Frederigr
Frederick County Telephone
REW
Frederick Dounty
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