Campaign rhetoric and patriotic symbolism in a heated race
A fragmented account praises free speech and respectful conduct in political contests while condemning the exploitation of patriotism for partisan gain. It notes visits by Maryland senators boosting turnout and urges that the flag remain above party battles, reflecting on national unity and civic duty amid campaign rhetoric.
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United States
Maryland
Peiriotir
Partican Onda
National Committee
Abdul Hamid on the Raw and Armenians in Peril
A London dispatch notes alarming reports from Constantinople about plans to slaughter Armenian Christians. Five Armenian deputy governors are named, reforms are urged, and European powers press for immediate action. The Sultan faces pressure from Paris, London, and St. Petersburg, with the risk of renewed brutalities if reform stalls.
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Armenia
Constantinople
Seltan
Sirs
Baltan
M. de Welider
Turkey
Paris
London
St. Petersburg
Armenia Strife and Reform Debates Echo in Ames
Local discussion in Ames focuses on reforms and the threat of conflict linked to Armenian events. Opinions touch on governance, political reform, and public reaction as the United States contemplates immigration and domestic policy amid international tensions.
Public Opinion Excerpta From Our Learned Exchanges
A compilation of opinion snippets from various papers. It quotes a New York article mocking a US figure, praises Oklahoma Sunday schools with vast participation, and criticizes gender bias in Colorado politics noting women receive no political reward.
PURELY PERSONAL VISITOR NOTES IN FREDERICK AREA
A series of brief social notes from Frederick and surrounding towns mentions visits and greetings. Names include Mrs. Breesaf of Baltimore, Mr. Frenk Cosaldy formerly of Kin ety now in Washington, and Hon. Yates Peonington with Hon. Geo. E. Webeler of Baltimore. Local residents and visitors such as Dr. Annie M. Dehl of Wilmington, Miss Forrey of the Women’s College, and Miss Cornelle Dotrow are listed among others visiting relatives or staying at the city hotel.
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James M. Sarpizeten
Breesaf
Baltimore
Morsing Fur Hsyer
Frenk Cosaldy
Kinety
Washington
Lo Frederick
Yatea Peonington
Geo. E. Webeler
Batticore
E Mason
Rowland
Vermont
Frederick
End Mire
Pouley
Newask
Del
U Ty
Annie MH. Dehl
Wilmington
Fishing law challenged in Towson circuit trial
Thomas U. Aughes faced unlawful fishing charges in Towson Circuit Court before Judge Burke and a jury. The case questioned a 1896 law requiring owner consent to fish in the river, a demurrer to the third count being sustained as unconstitutional. The judge ruled regulations must be reasonable and public fishing rights cannot be taken by statute.
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Thomas U. Aughes
Towson
Burke
FF. X. Ward
Burks
Thatate
Local Love Notes and Autumn Musings in Baltimore
A collection of short items from local reporters and readers. Weather praises the pleasant autumn day while remarks touch on farming, street language alleged by a policeman, poetry offerings, and notes on a city meeting at City Opera House with speakers from Baltimore’s political circles.
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Id Democrats
City Opera House
Baltimore
Edgar Gans
P. E. Long
Deaths and obituaries from early 1900s Maryland town
Prank blowdee B Frank Snowden colored barber of West Franklin street Hegerstown died Wednesday morning at home from brain affection and dropsy after five weeks illness aged 43 He was a church member and Sunday school superintendent for twelve years born near Middletown Frederick county Survived by his father Richard Snowden wife and brother James Snowden in Ohio Also Vena Hemp daughter of Alfred Hemp residing near Burkittaviller died last Wednesday afternoon from inflammation of the biomach aged about 22 And Bexsie Apple sister of Prof J H Apple of the Woman's College died at her Saezerstown Pa home on October 27.
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North Jonathan Street
Hegerstown
West Franklin Street
M.E. Church
Ale
Middletown
Frederick County
Richard Snowden
James Snowden
Ohio
Vena Hewf
Vena Hemp
Alfred Hemp
Burkittaviller
Thia County
Mia Bexsie Apple
Slater
J. H. Apple
Woman's College
Saezerstown
Widespread Small Notices From Frederick County
Exhibition of chrysanthemum colors by C E Zellers on South Market Street invites public input on the national flower. Funeral services for William A O'Brien held at Araby church with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. director C C Carty. Visitors to Frederick include Dr C P Noble Dr Howard A Beily and Mr Murray. Mary Read committed to Monterne Hospital after mental distress. Dixon Walker buys a French coach horse. Lane Bros expand work for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad project. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as blood purifier and nerve tonic.
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Ilver
C. E. Zellers
William A. O’brien
Araby
Wm. L McKenney
Frederick
Lee Moberly
Charlies Tisney
Clarence Devilbiss
E L. Myers
W. 8. Stap
Robert L. Myers
Benler Order
United American Mechanics
Mt. Olivet
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Such a little break to the sod and the cherub
Poem fragment reflecting on loss and death with phrases about a beautiful boy, heaven, and resurrection. The text includes garbled lines and misspellings but centers on mourning and the promise of peace. Names appear as Faxmia Boater Hawi, with devotional tones and religious imagery.
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B. H. Schrey
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