The News and Opinion In The Great Southern Printing
A Frederick Maryland newspaper page piece discusses subscription rates, postal notices, and advertisements. It reviews political topics including the election of U S Senators by popular vote, prioritizing open campaigning and eliminating state legislature influence. It notes debates on reform methods and public sentiment toward constitutional change.
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American Bar Association
Saratoga
Washington Star
Star
United States
Tys
Warfield emerges in Maryland governor race chatter
A Baltimore Herald note suggests General Miles may back General Alger in Michigan while Annapolis Capital favors Edwin Warfield as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Maryland. The Taneytown Record criticizes Agricultural Department seed distributions as wasteful and politically motivated, arguing the program does little to win votes and distracts from solid policy.
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Michigan
Alger
Baltimore Herald
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Warfield
Democratic Party
Annapolis Capital
Senon
Agricultural Department
Washington
Taneytown Record
Minutes of merriness and wry quoted banter across papers
A collage of humorous quotes from Philadelphia Bulletin Philadelphia Record Chicago News and Youths Companion mixes social wit on poverty luck love and cautious doctors. It highlights lighthearted lines about money marriage misgivings and a cautious physician’s judgments.
Prophesy Critique and Army Valor Across Seas
A critique of prophetic misfires in The Voice of the Press notes lack of accuracy in royal and city prophesies. It then discusses American military strength, praising officers and training while contrasting with British forces, arguing that leadership shapes an army more than origin.
Moments With The Muse Haste Not Hest Not Motto Round These Pages
A fragmentary verse piece extols prudent action and steady resolve. The speaker urges patience before rash deeds, urging endurance against time and fate while upholding duty and the right. Era voice hints at moral aphorisms and a concluding signature.
Death notices and obituaries in Westminster region
Mrs Susan Lawsor of Westminster dies at home in her ninety eighth year amid family details including husband William Lawyer and two grandsons. Also noted are Peter Smith of Woodsboro who died aged 83 and Rev D J Woll officiating at burial, plus the death of Lillian Pearl Putman near Mt Pleasant and Mrs Frank Delashmutt of Anatin Texas death, with survivors listed.
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Susan Lawsor
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William Grove
Clarence
Jacob Schaeffer
Ostroll County
Sheelso
Belog
O Aleter
Joseph Schaeifer
Noah Sohseffar
Lutherans Church
Leslias Pearl Putman
Lillian Pearl Patmer
Noah Putman
Mt. Pleasant
Ridgely
Methodist Church
Mt Hope Cemetary
Weverton
Messra
Elmer Zimmerman
Ridney Wachter
Hary Pattengall
Walter Gilbert
D. A. Sharetts
Frank Delashmutt
Mary DeLashmutt
Anatin
Texas
Mra Delashmutt
Funerals for Keefer Fout Hafer and Hafer services held
Funeral services were conducted at multiple homes and gravesides for Edward Keefer Ada M Hafer and Mrs L F Fout. Attending pallbearers and directing undertakers included Fredonia Council O I A M A T Rise Sons and the Rise firm. Interments were at Mt Olivet cemetery and Mes Olivet.
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East South Street
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John Oland
William Gosnell
Lewis Swain
Ostia Anderson
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Mt. Olivet
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L F. Fout
Woodstock
J. A. Balthis
A. T. Rise & Sons
Mes. Olivet Cemetery
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Har Isto
West Patrick Street
E. BR. Eschbach
M. T. Derr
B. E. Phoebus
Clinton Main
Conrad Roland
Qghanies Abrecht
Mt. Olivat
F. Schroscher
Market quotations from The Loosi Mart and Eastern Milling
The Eastern Milling and Export Company’s market quotes today list corn at 80 per barrel, corn wheeled at 62 cents per bushel, salt No 3 rad at 67 and steamer at 64 per bushel. New oats at 40 cents per bushel. Hay priced at 16 to 18 dollars per ton.
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Loosi Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Excursions and notices from Frederick news
A letter to W G Zimmern notes 192 Frederick residents joined a B and O excursion to Baltimore and Washington with 21 visitors brought to Frederick from Hagerstown. The Mary Jane Outing Club plans a September 11 supper at Mt Carmel with another party later at Feagaylife. A fund-raising letter from F W Driver & Co urges paint buyers to switch to Devoe lead and zinc, touting nine years wear and cheaper production methods, while a local reader praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for injuries and asks readers to place want ads in Tax News.
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Mt. Carmel
Feagaylife
Maryland News Roundup of Local Events and Deaths
A Maryland miscellany reports numerous events from Allegany to Cecil counties including a Baptist church anniversary, a drowning in Unionville Harbor, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Harford, a Battery B reunion in Perryeville, and an Osvtown church jubilee. Also noted are boiler explosions at Hall’s sawmill near Royal Oak and Ambrose Cooly’s canning house injuring three, plus the death of Dr. St George W Tenackle at his Glen View estate near Govans town.
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Allegany County
Richard Blake
Unionville
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A. Willisme
Harford
First
Maryland Light Artillery
Perryeville
Ostrold County
American Clay Company
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Cecil
Oariat Reformed Church
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Hall
Royal Oak
Talbot County
Sea Girt
Aeron Hewitt
Rockville
Posey
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Canning House
Ambrose Cooly
Harford County
Baltimore
St. George W Tenackle
Glen View
Govanstown
Error in Partridge Season Dates Corrected
A reader signed Girls H Wort Tameron asks Tax News to publish a correction confirming no change in hunting laws. The open season remains November 15 to December 15, despite a previous report of a two week earlier start.
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Sesson
The Middledowe Picnic and Local Weekley Events
The seventeenth annual Middletown Valley Sunday school reunion drew about 7000 attendees at Mrs. Lewis Young’s woods near Middletown with visitors from Washington and Frederick counties. Eleven refreshment booths served 200 gallons of ice cream and many gallons of soft drinks as two bands played. Addresses were made by Rev. Derr, Hattie Loneva, Rev. Hess, Reese Poffinberger, and Rev. Glenn. Mr. George Henry Rontzshn suffered paralysis on site. Additionally, Frederick County Teachers Institute meets in Frederick’s Masonic Temple, and City Opera House opens Runaway Match. Braddock Heights hosts an image exhibit and dance, with other picnics and a Mt. Mountainville union Sabbath school gathering slated. Improvements at Farmers and Mechanics Bank proceed, and street porch work continues at Henry Williams’ residence. Fishermen Dr. Nelson, Say lor, Nelson, and Judge Flinn report twelve bass and five catfish from a Saturday trip, averaging over two pounds each.
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Maryland
Lewis Young
Middletown
Washington County
Frederick County
J. Derr
Hampstead
Ostroll County
Misa Hattie Loneva
Indiana
O. W. Hess
Brunawick
Reese Poffinberger
Robrersville
Gettysburg
Ccollege
M. Glenn
Myersville
George Henry Rontzshn
Teachers’ Institute of
Masonic Temple
City Operas House
Braddock Heights
Business Men's Association
Gattynburg
Katauver
Mountaindale Union Sabbath School
Pleasant Walk United Brethren
Baward Nelson
Charies
Saylor
F. J. Nelson
G. B. Flingot
Bee blooms and cures in local garden scene
Frank Hargett shows Tar News readers a display of roses asters and carnations from his garden proving his skill as an amateur florist. A reader praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying it helped bronchitis and sleepless nights after many doctors failed. The ad notes sales through Abp Pearra with Liver Syrup and Infant Relief marketed for health maintenance.
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Frank Hargett
Tar News
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John Hobinson Show Promises Spectacular Solomon Themed Exhibit
The John Hobinson Show presents a grand spectacle featuring Solomon's Temple and the Garden of Shuls with brilliant costumes and armor. The large troupe includes living beasts and reptiles, with the Roman Coliseum in one feature, aiming to transport spectators to imperial times. The show comes to town Monday September 8.
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John Rabincon
Solomon
A Month's Record The Death Roll August fatalities totaled forty six
The city and county recorded forty six deaths in August with thirteen in the city and thirty three in the county. Interments totaled fifteen at Mt Olivet and four in colored graveyards. Burials occurred at Emmitsburg Voltaville Hope Hill Middletown and many other locations. Reopenings and school dates are announced with private schools and colleges scheduling a return in early September.
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Voltaville
Hope Hill
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Grosmitole
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Barrett and Stone Wedding at Ellicott City Presbyterian
Frank D. Barrett of Baltimore marries Miss Castrie D. Stone at the Presbyterian parsonage in Ellicott City Md Rev Dr Henry Branch officiates in a small gathering of relatives and friends. Also includes brief testimonials for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and references to Barter Whiskey and Vic’s Infant Relief.
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