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Mentiers
Wey Midrese
United States
Growth of the Electric Railway in the United States
The article notes the rapid rise of electric railways from 1262 miles and 2895 cars in 1890 to 17,989 miles and 60,658 cars by 1900. It highlights advantages like frequent service, flexibility, and low fares, with talk of suburban and interurban traffic, freight, and high dividends. It cites investments of about 1 billion and annual dividends of 7 billion, with 300,000 workers and 20,000 miles of track.
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George H. Gibson
Hsus
Opey
Gibson
United States
Unorthodox Presidency and Civic Duty Highlighted
Contemporary comment pieces note President Roosevelt's unconventional approach to hunting and leadership. The Baltimore papers critique public health efforts while a Frederick County court chief emphasizes faithful service to the law and civic peace amid a flourishing, law respecting city.
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Corcall Court
Frecevick
Jaige Mo Sherrr
Gourt of Appeals
Fos Grand Jury
Baltimore Summer Comforts Despite Weather Depts Claims
Weather forecasters say temperatures align with a 30 year average but Baltimore residents report a season marked by mild days and cool nights. Few prolonged rains or extreme hot periods have strained parks and streets, leaving many in daily life content.
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Baltimore Newa
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges
A string of comic exchanges and quips from various papers. The rural party from the mont grease debates a photo size while Chicago Nova jokes about price. A theatre scene shows Josh reacting to blood and thunder staff mellow drams. Mayme reveals affection for Edyth, and camp rest is contrasted with token games. The Leather Trust satire notes David and Goliath in a business battle with supply constraints.
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Josh
Yoke of the Press and Vanderbilt Automobile
Collected brief notes from various papers discuss Senator Tillman and a governor primary in South Carolina, Vanderbilt’s love of speed over travel, Roosevelt’s praise for rugged men, and a forecast that the coal strike may end soon with arbitration debated as winter approaches and public pressure grows.
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Jim Tillman
Columbus Ge
Enquirer Sun
Tillman
South Carolina
Palmetto
Vanderbilt
New York
Enna
William EK
Vanderbilt, Jr
Hearing to come before the legislature on arbitration
The passage signals that the people will be heard through the legislature and that any attempt to claim no arbitration is possible will be met with unpleasantry by operators. The message emphasizes that arbitration cannot be dismissed and will be pursued through official channels.
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Philadelphia
Platt
New York
Baer
Senator Platt
Thane
Legigietura
Rperatora
Moment with the Muse and The Patient Spot
A reader-poem meditation asks if one were another, to cast sunbeams and frame a dew dawn. It contrasts idealized nature with a simple cottage and beloved earth, then shifts to The Patient Spot where a traveler and companion debate what is scenery’s worth, praising home and love over grand sites.
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Vinea
S.E. Eisen
Chicago Record- Herald
Miss Mamis Boyer Visits in Woodsboro and Other Local Happenings
County notes list visits by Miss Mamis Boyer to Mrs. J. M. Gilbert in Woodsboro, Baltimore guests at Rev. G. J. Hill, Perrymans, and other county residents traveling or staying with relatives. An exciting Monrovia-New Market baseball game ended 27 to 13, with various locals hosting visitors. Advertising chatter and product pitches end the item amid unsettled autumn conditions and travel.
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Kew Market
Mamis Boyer
J. M. Gilbert
Woodsboro
Mrrs. Fry
Baltimore
G. J. Hill
Jay Stier
Perrymans
Harford County
Douglass
Marcaline
Kate D. Fox
Mt. Pleasant
Wilmer
W. A. Willson
Monrovia
G. Glazs
Barry Rippeonacé
Hood
Mii
Byron ‘Btchison
New Market
Lillian Ridenour
Frederick
Miscop Bears
Frank Zimmerman
Colored Republicans and Justice Party pick race battles
A Washington dispatch says Rev. Henry Newman of Montgomery County will run for Congress in the Sixth District against Colonel Pearce under the Colored Republicans and Justice Party banner. George Coombe is eyed in the Fifth District against Representative Madd. The ticket advocates patronage division with colored men and women, abolition of trusts, and anti-lynching measures, while criticizing Mudd and Pearce for alleged neglect of black voters. Voter strength and post office patronage complaints fuel the campaign. Also, a Binghamton firm announces compressed whisky tablets with H. C. Odenbaugh driving the invention.
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Washington
Henry Newman
Montgomery County
Pearce
George Coombe
Madd
Newman
Jas. W. Pop
Linden
Allegany
Broderick
Montgomery
Messia
Mudd
House
Qu‘lambia
White
North Carolins
Pearre
Messrs
House of
Orimpscker
Stadr
Measre
Death of Katie Jackson at 38 in Petersburgh
Katie Jackson, colored daughter of Richard Jackson, died of tetanus at her residence on Saints Street aged 38 years six months and twenty two days. A member of Asbury M E church and Sunday school she helped in saciety work and was secretary of the Working Men's Black Company. Funeral Friday at 2 30 PM at Asbury M E church with interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Katie Jackson
Katis Jackson
Richard Jackwos
AH Saints’ Street
Mize Jackson
Asbury M. E
Working Men’s Black Company
Asbury M. EH
Gresnmount
Editorial Attacks the 400 in Louisville Courier Role
Editor Mario Henry Waterson rails at the 400 in a Louisville Courier Journal piece titled A look of Paolean Birds. He scorns the class as scandale and vulgar, linking them to failures around J J Van Allen, the Italian mission, and Cleveland. He notes Van Allen’s money, a broken mission, a daughter’s marriage, and a Remington death tied to Van Allen kin.
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Menry Watterson
UN- Sloan
Bixda
Mario Henry
Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Cleveland
J.J. van Allen
France
van Aliens
Astors
J. J. van Allen
Grover Dievreland
Astor
Mr. Cleveland
van Allen
Bia Misaton
Remington
van Alen Giria
van Alen
Pore
van Alen, Sr
September Days Forecast by an Astrological Publication
A vintage almanac style list outlines favorable and unlucky days in September for business journeys love and courtship with notes on advisable activities. The piece includes stray ads and notices from local businesses and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy mentioning W. Brockmax of Bagnell Missouri.
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Wimoen
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Frederick County
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Maryland
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Cardel & Rho
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Frederick City
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ER Johnson
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Henry Klipp
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Way
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North Market
Protestant Episcopal Orphan House
Frederick, Md
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