Roosevelt on modern business methods in government
A Frederick Maryland paper discusses President Roosevelt as a reformer pushing modern business practices in federal departments. It criticizes antiquated government methods, cites a Roosevelt commission, and argues that time and money savings justify reform across agencies.
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Wheather
United States Post Office Department
eXpredia
Telegraph
Pont Office
Public Service
Roosevelt
Treaty of Portemonth Referenced in Contemporary Comment
A fragmentary comment notes September’s virtue and hints at a document labeled the Treaty of Portemonth. The remark reflects casual debate over a named agreement with uncertain details and a playful tone about naming conventions.
Postcard Volume and Postmaster Pay Sparks Debate
A mix of quotes from the Baltimore Sun and Annapolis Capital highlight postal card mail volume and postmaster underpayment. Representative Bartholdt proposes arbitration as a remedy, seen as a potential model for Republican use, with possible tests in Allegany County.
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Bartholdt
Miasouri
Repubblicans
Frank Wachter
Charley Bonaparte
Allegany County
Cuomberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Excerpts in Newspapers
A collage of quotes from 19th and early 20th century newspapers and magazines includes children’s wordplay about eggs and math, regional humor, name puns, baseball chatter, and a New York Times exchange about Shylock. Several items feature parent child banter and playful mispronunciations.
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Johnson
Waltera
Nash
New York Times
Lessons From War And Public Health In The New Orleans Epidemic
The New York Herald stresses sanitary education during epidemics to curb disease spread in New Orleans where centralized authority reduced fever cases. It argues leadership and prompt action, amid public apathy, are essential to public health success. It also notes Japan's war lessons show preparedness, unified policy, and decisive leadership driving rapid victories.
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New York Herald
New Orleans
Leasons
Prom
Ita Plana
Fnally
Japan
Moments With The Muse And A Fragment On Weather
A fragmented verse piece contrasts moral duty with passive harm and notes a moral inheritance of faces and riches. The text shifts to a regional folk song about weather and longing followed by a trade ad for medicine and a grandfatherly whisker product.
Frederick Free Kindergarten Annual Public Statement
The Frederick Free Kindergarten reports a successful year with 65 children enrolled and an average attendance rising from 23 in November to 34 in April. Roy Menley attended every day. fundraising included sales and entertainments, aided by the Brodergartan Association. The group records a total contributions balance of 255.78 with expenses 297.19 leaving a treasury balance of 1.05. the association elected officers led by President Dr. Osborne Ingle and directress Miss Margaret Nisenhaven for the coming term, and plans to reopen October 1 in the Market and All Balate streets area.
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Frederick
Jane
Aur Town
Brodergartan
Agrosny
Roy Menley
Jan For Fire Company
Washington
Eudter
Echonl
Kindergarten Association
Osborne Ingle
Eschbach
Bertha Trail
Emma Newman
Ernest Helfensteiau
Mollie Kemp
Jacob Rohrback
Mies Helen Baughman
Jokhn Newman
John Clary
Grayson Bowers
Albert Pearre
D. Charice Winebre
P. E. Long
Calparoom
Aaies
Sottosa Invertad
Ita Hall
Ira
Geo. Gittinger
O. B. Trail
Lily Kellar
O. Q. Hkeedy
J.D. Baker
Aolmes Baker
Fannie Trail
Kate Ramabuarg
Albert Pearra
Hroeet Helfenstein
Nancie Koott
D. Charles Winebrewer
Sophie Sohley
Mary Manlsby
Gipple
Douglasa Hargett
Sire
J H. Apple
Florence Trall
Janass A Browm
Ming Eleanor M. Johnson
O. W. Rons
Mary Ingle
Geo. R. Danu'a
Mies
Laura Parsons
A. Toms
P. H
Birely
J. D. Hendrickson
Claggest
John Qolary
W. H. James
Gus Herwig
T.H Haller
Harvey Gatzeodanner
Mias
Florence Stine
Altos Stine
Girls’ Friendly Society
Hanry Willams
Charlea Ereh
Mira. Wariog Tyron
Esther Hant
Idra. Anderson
Grace Ely
Julia Young
Mother Arrested in West Side Baby Murder Case
A New York mother Agnes Heland aged 38 confesses complicity in the death of her infant daughter Gertrude. Plumber Gustave Denser, she says, killed the child because it was in the way. The body was dressed and left in the tenement doorway. Physicians reported a fatal blow and stab marks. The woman and Denser were taken into custody.
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New York
West Side
Agnes Heland
Gustave Denser
Denser
Gertrude
Santtar
Ipoenkiuire
Storm on Lake Superior Claims Many Vessels and Lives
A ferocious storm on Lake Superior from Friday night through Sunday destroyed property totaling $500,000 and endangered crews. The steamers Seyona and Olive Jeanette broke up, with seven men lost aboard Seyona and five sailors missing aboard Olive Jeanette. Bodies recovered include Captain McDonald and First Mate Nels Schuman. wreckage washed ashore near Sand Island and Portage Entry.
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Wis
Lake Superordiam
Seyona
Sand Island Reef
Pretoria
Bay Oty
Emarsine
Jeanette
Carrieat
Aleo
Portage
Pares
Ashland
McDonald
Nels Schuman
Ballatoa
Sand Island Beach
Boy Baby with Horns Horrifies Newarl Residents
A newborn boy at 107 Howard Street had two hornlike protuberances on its forehead violet skin and held a freakish countenance. The infant died after ten hours and mother was said to be prostrate from the shock. Dr Greenfield photographed the alleged horns and described them as soft boneless, crecent in color with facial features forming a strange likeness, the family says the mother may recover from shock.
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Newarl Rept
Howard Street
Tk EL Greenfield
Marshall Field Married in Westminster Church Ceremony
Special dispatch reports Marshall Field and Mrs. Arthur Oaton of Chicago wed this morning. The ceremony was conducted by Canon Henser of St. Paul’s Cathedral at St. Margaret’s Church in Westminster.
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Lonvoy
Marshall Field
Arthur Oaton
Chicago
Canon Henser
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Margaret's Church
Weatminster
Trolley Accident Kills Two in Cleariton Embankment
A trolley car jumped fifteen feet onto an embankment in Clear ton Massachusetts this morning. Two persons were killed and eleven injured, several seriously, as rescue crews worked at the scene.
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Clearton
Mass
Butterworth Dead at 75 in Warren
Reptekiah Butterworth, the author, died here this morning at age 75. Warren, R.1. obituary notice reports the long career and works associated with Butterworth.
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Warren
Reptekiah Butterworth
Trials Postponed for Beet Packers in Chicago
Special Dispatch reports from Chicago that trials involving beet packers have been postponed until September 19.
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Chicago
HYMENEAL AT RHODY HILL FARM WEDS Edna Soader and William Baker
The wedding of Edna Balle Soader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Soader, to William Edward Baker of Baltimore took place Thursday at Rhody Hill Farm near New Windsor. Attendants were R. Smith Snader and John Smith Batle. The ceremony was by Rev. L Emory Bennett with a luncheon following. The couple will reside in Baltimore after a trip.
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Rhady Hill Farm
Philip B. Soader
New Windsor
Misa Edna Balle Soader
William Edward Baker
Baltimore
John W. Baker
R. Smith Snader
John Smith Batle
Myre
Myre. R. Smith Snader
L. Emory Bennett
New Windsor Orients Methodist Episcopal Church
Baker
Evergreen Terrace
Wiles — Feigley
John Wiles
Mise Aldevallah Feigley
Gtrla
Death notices and funeral plans from local obituaries
Mrs Susan R Lakin died at the Home for the Aged at 77 years. Funeral set for Wednesday at 4 o clock with services at the Home and burial at Monné Olivet cemetery. David Smith aged 88 died at Rocky Springs residence of General Debility. Leaves a niece and a grandniece. Funeral Wednesday at Rocky Springs chapel at 10. Calvin M Bigge, 51, died at home on West South Street of consumption. Funeral Thursday at 10 with interment at Mt Olivet. Rev Itol E Bregenzer elected pastor for Union Bridge Keyeville and Rocky Ridge charge.
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Sueno R. Lakin
Lutheran Church
Teen Snyder
John
Tobias Zimmerman
Thia City
Daniel Snyder
Sleo
Big City
Monné Olivet Cemetery
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David Smith
Joseph Hildebrand
Rocky Syripga
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Hildebrand
Joshua Main
Rocky Springs
Calvin M. BidGs
Calvin M. Bigge
Weat South Street
Woodsboro
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Itol E. Bregenzer
Myeraville
This County
Union Bridge
Keyeville
Rocky Ridge
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