Railroads urged to share news promptly with papers
The article argues railroads should disclose wrecks and other news to newspapers promptly and truthfully. It praises Illinois Central for guiding agents to supply legitimate information and contends openness prevents rumor and exaggeration while benefiting public interest. It notes many firms have adopted similar policies.
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Ilnols Osntreat Railroad
Onut
Fanta
Illmois Central
Contemporaries Debate War Aims And Contentment
A collage of early 20th century opinion cites Russian war pressure on Japan and leaders Gyama and Linevitch. The Baltimore American notes a near certainty of no retreat while awaiting a high level meeting. The Taneytown Record argues contentment may hinder ambition and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyama
Linevitch
Baltimore American
Taneytown Record
Minute fragment jokes and gags from old papers
A collage of brief lines from 19th century humor sections shows quips about weddings, misunderstandings, and social scenes. Snippets reference heaven and marriage, a suspect label, playful banter about debts, and a vaudeville style exchange at a circus, reflecting light newspaper humor.
Temperance Debate Sparks Policy and Prohibition Debate
A reader letter and commentary rails at temperance advocates and the failure of experiments to curb drinking. It contrasts union, church, and political aims with public policy, noting concerns about enforcement and unintended consequences in Army and civilian contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
New York
Blahap Potter
Moments of lullaby and September musings in verse
A mixed excerpt of poetry and prose features a mother’s vigil beside a sleeping child and a September meditation on summer’s end. It includes lines about a father at sea and a hopeful dawn, then shifts to a letter praising painting and advertiser tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stara
H. Graham de Bois
Everybody's Magazine
Baseball Records and Scores from Early League Play
Standings for American and National Leagues show club win losses and notable players. Yesterday's games include St Louis, Cleveland, and Chicago results. plus two lynching and riot reports with regional context and casualties.
Work of Death Claims Several Local Residents
A string of obituaries notes deaths in Middletown Valley and nearby towns. Mrs. George H Routzahn aged about 73 dies after long illness. Arthur Cromwell of Buckeystown Station dies after lingering illness. Benjamin Franklin Pryor of Wolfsville dies from paralysis at 60. Phyllis R Lawson age 10 months dies at Ceresville. Myers of Myerstown infant dies at 11 years. multiple infant and young child deaths noted with services at Mt Olivet cemetery and local churches.
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George H. Routzabn
Mary Elizabeth Routzahn
Georges Henry Routzahn
Middletown Valley
Bhewana
Philip and
Serena Baer
William S
Jefferson
Thomas
Tifffly
Ohio
Elmer QC
Middletown
Foster S
Samus Dean
Rapley Keller
Myersville
Mise Amands
Messrs. N.B
James V. Baer
Near Harmony
Chaproh
Arthur Cromwell
Buckeystown
Ciatriot
Buckeystown Station
Olara Cromwell
la Plata
Carlton Cromwell
A. Hayes
Hichard Cromwell
Miag
Edoa O Cromwel
Mt. Olivet
Benjamin Yr. Pryor
Benjamin Franklin Pryor
Wolfsville
Pryor
Ira
Angie
Wollavilla
Charles Shoop
Maplevilla
D. Franklin Hull
Hageratown
Samuel
Waynesboro
Silas
Harry
Harry Gilbert
Wiftin
German Reformed Church
Phyllis Lawson
Payllis R. Lawson
George Hoke
St Ceresvilla
Cholera Infanta
P. D. Fahrooy
Social round at Hotel Braddock and tennis club results
Mrs Franklin and daughter Mies Osburn depart Braddock after a summer stay and social leadership. New arrivals listed include W J Ernrick and J L Lawton among others. Court Square Tennis Club held its second annual tournament with Miss Florence Trail winning the ladies championship and Carroll Hendrickson retaining the gentlemen’s title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
Ned Spohn
Hotel Braddock
Washington
Baleimora
Havs
W. J. Ernrick
Toledo
John L. Lawton
Baltimore
H. M. Haynes
J. R. Broka
St. Louis
J. G Weeks
York
J. H. Shettler
Court Square
Frederick College
Misa Grace Trail
Rath Worthington
Misa Florence Trail
Misa Margaret Ford
Milas Eleanor Tunstal
Charlotte Baker
Grace Trail
Eleanor Tunstal
Mias Manile Halas
Misa Charlotte Baker
Anne Schley
Florenca Trail
Cornelia McSherry
Hicanor Tunstal
Brooke Tanatal
Scholl Hersperger
Month's Record of Deaths and Burials for August
For the month of Angnat 63 deaths were recorded for this city and county with 23 in the city. Interments at Mt Olivet cemetery Bett John and 1 Jim the colored graveyard total 33 in the county. Burials were made at Rocky Hill Manor Woodaboro Lewistown Liberty Middletown Utica Thurmont Pt of Rocks New Market Mt Zion Rocky Ridge Emilesburg Beaver Dam Church Hill Woodville. Mortality higher than in July with interments at Mt Olivet for August recording 21 adults 12 children 10 city 11 county 8 Washington 3 Baltimore 2.
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Ms. Olivet
Bett
John's
Jim
Parsama
Buriela
Rocky Hill Manor
Woodaboro
Lewistown
Liberty
Middletown
Utica
Thurmont
Pt. of Rocks
New Market
Mt. Zion
Rocky Ridge
Emilesburg
Beaver Dam
Squirrel Hunt and Fire Engine Meeting Notice
The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company will hold its regular quarterly meeting this evening at o o clock. Mr James E Solt reports he bagged six squirrels on Friday including a fox squirrel weighing two pounds.
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Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
James E. Solt
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