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Rail line tie to Frederick sparks city debate
Frederick civic leaders debate the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company and a $2,000 forfeit tied to a promised Baltimore Frederick rail link. Officials pressed the firm to honor a liberal franchise and bond pledge while promoters face questions over the bond’s legality and the company’s obligations.
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City trolley conflict tests good will with new owners
The piece argues that legality should be left to lawyers and courts, while moral obligation rests on ordinary judgment. It notes that the hoped-for fair dealing between the city and the new trolley line owners suffered an early setback, not from the city, but from unknown factors.
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Controversial Notes on Voter Lists and National Stereotypes
A collage of contemporary items cites claims of 03,000 fraudulent names in Philadelphia’s voters list and discusses dishonest voting. It also reports on Russian sentiment in New York, Maryland crop pride in peaches, and Frederick’s civic spirit highlighting hospitality, scenery, and fishing as prized local qualities.
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Fragmented Victorian humor from early 20th century papers
A collage of comic snippets shows society gossip and misheard dialogue. Lines reference Miss Caustigne and Miss Running, rivalries in reporting, church disputes, a cranky grocer, and matrimonial wits. The tone mimics tabloid column humor.
The Force of the Press Hope Springs Eternal
The piece from the Chicezo Chronicle argues optimism endures despite philosophers. It notes Roosevelt’s nonofficial actions boosted his popularity and world fame, including coal famine relief in 1902 and aiding peace in the East.
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Moments With The Muse Song Verse And Product Note
A nostalgic verse titled Moments With The Muse Echoes a bright world and dreamlike paths. It ends with a beverage or medicine product note for J. W. Harper Whisker, sold by Loni Cre at The Buffalo.
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Real Estate Transfers and Marriages Filed in 1905 Court Records
Weekly records from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts show transfers of real estate including Wiles to Ropp and Bussard to Ropp, various land parcels and values. The week also lists multiple marriage licenses across Maryland towns and court actions including inventories, executors, and appraisals for several estates.
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Thomas Wiles
John HB. Ropp
Peter H. Bussard
Jobe H. Ropp
Hannah W. Whalen
Victor Remedies Company
Toetty
Barzilal A. Jones
Miltesnae
Catharine L Poffisberger
Dante EB. Poffoberger
Harry D. Wolf
Wolfshire
Margaret A. Beard
Clifton ML. Beard
Duline Halls
Thomas F.O Cooner
Mechanicatown Districts
George William Smith
Eliza J Gonkiin
Braddock Heights
Andrew Agoau
John Septer
Annie M. Septer
Edward H. Steig
Pauline O. Steig
Polly Belt
Josiah Perkins
Ella M Hammond
Jane Hammond
Jacob Rohrback
Samuel O. Ramsburg
Cyrus Lantz
John R. Lantz
W.S. Lantz
Frank L. Stoner
Oberley T.K Yuoog
City
Agos E. Kergs
John M. Kernr
Libarty
Luther O. Walty
Wim. Probter
Lewistown
Charlies E. Eaves
Liberty
Eoma J. Lore
Walkerable
Clarence Roberts Bowman
Swanersville
Urbson
Nettie Tyler
Ljsmarille
Ieniah Nall
Baar Newport
Carrail County
Nettle Fritz
Unionville
Cleveland Fritz
Gertle Glass
Anionville
Thomas Banks
Annie Tyler
Baltimore
John Calvin Wilessed Aldeveilah Feigley
Frederick
Charles Edward Orrison
Zola Georgia Lowe
Brunswick
William Tighter Rudy
Mary Osblentz
Middletown
Orphans’ Court
Lewis O. Spittle
Aame
Harristt McCartney
Adolphus Harner
Irene M. Wilson
Benjamin Pryor
Margaret E. Darborow
Mary O. Marlow
Funerals Report From Local Church and Cemeteries
Multiple funeral notices outline services for Howard H. Catsall infant Elaie B. Baker and Arthur Cromwell with interments at Hathesda Mount Olivet Providence Kemp Town and other cemeteries. Names include Rev. May Rev. O Makosky and pallbearers Cromwell Kessler and Cromwell, Jr. Also noted is John E. Ackerfer of Libertytown with burial at Fairmont cemetery. The Sick section mentions John S. Newman of the Central Bank recovering from grip. An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure appears.
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Besheads Church
Kev Yoss
Hathesda Cemetery
William T. Lewie
Elaie B. Baker
Birs
Maurica Baker
Monrovia
Rev. May
Providence Cemetery
Kemptown
William T. Lewis
Arthur Cromwell
Buckaystown Station
BE. O. Makosky
J. O O. Hines
St. Michaels
Cromwell
Philip
Abdiel Ankefer
Libertytown
Conotin
Fannie G. Gorsuch
Sf Bsitimore
Robert
John S. Newman
Central Bank
Four Killed in Colorado Train Wreck Involving Pennsylvania Capitalists
A rear end collision near Brusa Colorado derailed a private train carrying 16 Pennsylvanian capitalists. Two servants died and most passengers were injured. two more men were killed. Names include Albers Whitaker and M McCormick of Chillicothe, with Philadelphians among the survivors. The crash occurred as the train stood at a water stop, sending several cars into a derailment and trapping occupants.
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Two Killed In Auto Accident Near Atco New Jersey
In Atco New Jersey a car on a bridge over the West Jersey and Seashore railroad hurled passengers 30 feet to the tracks. Neill Wolt and Miss Marie Hamill died, Miss Hamill instantly and Wolfe later. F G Plummer, driver of the other car, was arraigned and discharged. Cause cited as defective steering gear. Wolfe and Hamill had planned December wedding.
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Prosperous Work at Home and Abroad Shows Growth
Fragmented notice reports rapid growth in global employment with mentions of international scenes and ministries, railroads, and shipping. It notes duties of secretaries, presiding officers, and military movements, suggesting rising activity in trade and logistics amid uncertain conditions.
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