News and Notes From the Daily News in 1900s
The item outlines subscription rates for the Daily News and Weekly News, notes that the News office is linked to the telephone exchange, invites carriage subscribers in the city and mail orders nationwide, and mentions various international and domestic topics including Captain Hobson, Georgia prohibition jokes, and a critique of U S Army pay and rations urging better compensation to improve enlistment.
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Yue Freyrnicx
United States
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Contested Eastern Shore vote and mayoral race noted
Contemporaries weigh oyster supper notice from Annapolis Capital, a five dollar bid on the Eastern Shore possibly cut this year per Baltimore Sun, and a national interest in the mayoral contest between Tom L Johnson and Theodore Burton as Baltimore American hints at campaign strategy debates.
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Baltimore Sun
Tom L. Johnson
Theodore E. Burton
Baltimore American
Election cheer drives hidden schemes, says Baltimore News
Fragment from a Baltimore News excerpt notes voters' enthusiasm and whispered phrases like He's elected and We are with you to the finish. It suggests a belief that public encouragement hides deeper strategy or influence behind political sentiment.
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Baltimore News
Minutes of Megriness and Scribbled Anecdotes
A collage of humorous exchanges from early 20th century papers. Fragments cite social scenes and clever quips from Milwaukee Sentinel Chicago Record-Herald Harper's Weekly and Yonkers Statesman, with lines about honeymoons marriages and clever boastful remarks.
Harmony of railroads and people urged in old era
A collage of editorial notes from 1900s papers stressing harmony between railroads and the public, GOP tariff views from Foraker, Garfield’s interior tenure hopes, end of summer scenes in Philadelphia and New York harbor curios, plus Roosevelt as historian praised for strong reporting.
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New York Sun
James R. Garfield
Hitchcock
Bir
Garfield
Advertising to Boost Sales in The Dams and Wareny Nowe
Many go without items because they do not know where to buy them. To sell well, have goods available and advertise their attractiveness. Make sure the public learns how appealing the stock is by strong local advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tua Dams
Fine New Mill Now Running On Mountain City Car Streat
The three story brick Mountain City Mill on Car roll Street, rebuilt by D W Dietrich of Philadelphia after a 1906 fire, operates at 260 horsepower with 800 barrels daily capacity and 20 plus workers. Superintendent George Morton leads production in a history laden complex dating to Adams Express era and earlier.
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Roosevelt
Wall Street Journal
Blaine
Arthur
Historical Review
Congress
Cleveland
Osar
Roussvelt
Tatanoa
New Mountain City
Carroll Streat
D. W. Dietrich
Philadelphia
Cinca
General
Tereacy
George Morton
J. V Ball
Charies Keefer
A.G Hanson
Brunner
Markey
Adams Express
W H. Kemp
Andera & Reifinscher
Relfgnnder
James HB. Gambrill
Gambrill
Almercaun
Berunk
China
New York
Homents With The Hose And Family Bond
A Baltic poem by Charles Fprague recalls brotherhood linking two men from cradle to grave. The text blends memory, loyalty, and shared childhood as the brothers shoulder to shoulder remain bound until death. The piece evokes rural dialect and a Baltimore-woven cadence.
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Sida Waile
Charles Fprague
Old Defenders Day and New Year Happenings
News notes preview Defenders Day on September 12, the Jewish New Year next week, and the public echoose opening Monday. Reports of peach shortages ease as apple crops look good. Frederick fair preparations loom with new office renovations and X ray surgery suites.
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Frederick
Fairnoy
Enat
L. Wolty
Deed of Trust Filed by Walkerville Couple for Stoner
Deed of trust filed by Mr William H Oreager and wife of Walkersville in favor of Frank L Stoner. Bond posted for $2000. Assets estimated at about $2000.
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Truat
Wm. H Oreager
Walkersville
Trual
Frank L. Stoner
market gossip and prices at the town market
The morning market showed buyers browsing dealers with jam making berries and jams in view. Prices listed include eggs 20 cents a dozen, butter 20 to 26 cents, various fruits and vegetables, fish, meat, and other staples, with watermelons at 25 to 50 cents and oats at modest per-unit costs.
Purely Personal Travel Keeps Town Busy
A stream of visitors and returning residents fills Brunswick and nearby towns. Names include Miss Suale Miller, Miss Antia Kopp, Mrs. J. Oarke Kieffer, Mr. James Stokes, Mrs. George Yast, and many others visiting or returning from Lancaster, Atlantic City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Utica, Saratoga, and more, with several teachers and officials listed among travelers.
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Joseph BE. Chew
Brunswick
Suale Miller
West Patrick Atreat
C. HE. MoOlow
East Third Atrest
Hawitt Knode
Fast Church Street
Pennsylvania
Bussee Harriet and
Louisa Schroeder
Grafton
W. Va
C. L. QO. Lempe
East Patrick Street
Arthur Lampe
Johnstown
Jeannette Steck
Utica
N.Y
Viola Taylor
Chicago
S. F. Thomas
East Church Errest
John Blumgardner
North Market Strait
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atlantic City
J. Frank Ellis
Dorothy
Washington, D. C
Howard
Sophia Saunders
Misa Dern
Saratoga Springs
W. W. Baubder
Schenectady
George Buckey
Dixon
Hanover
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Eldred Johnson
Jersey City
N.J
Braddock Heights
Iran Logan
Indianapolia
Tid
Onar Hele
James Marble
Robert H Marble
Galesburg
Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Bridgeport
Claude Tadrow
Iowa
Jamestown
Frencerick
J. N. Zimmerman
Hiroy Roelke
Fraderict
Libertytown
Auntie Rikhl Festival Draws Large Crowd and Profits
Opening night attendance at the Auntie Rikhl festival topped expectations with many visitors from all sections. Aunty Rishi Riehl presided in an invalid chair at the Riehl table, draw cards included ginger cakes and dainties, and about $80 in receipts were counted before closing.
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Carrell Park
Onesie’ Riehl
Charles Riehl
William Riehl
O .K. Haller
Ann Hartman
W. N. Garrest
Lewis H. Fraley
HH Ecketeln
Emma Engelbrecht
Aupgaas Herwig
Charles Rontzahn
Chae. Fagan
Robert Fraley
Misa Ezra Derr
Leayl Flickinger
Wr. Danaberger
Chad. A Landis
Frederick County Nat Bank Opens In Frederick Maryland
The Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland announces its opening and presence as a local financial institution serving the community with banking services.
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Frederick County
Nat’s Bank
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Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Sick List and Health News from Frederick City
The column notes several local illnesses and recoveries. Misa Mary Young and Mrs. Wm Mehrling are listed as sick on East Sixth and East Gharoh streets respectively. Dos A Hovuff improves at home, Mrs. Joseph E Chew leaves Frederick City Hospital, Anna Onller shows slow pneumonia recovery, Bernard Smith ill with indigestion but able to work, W F Helsey operated for appendicitis and recuperating, Owen McCanner injured at Frederick City Packing Company factory is improving and back to work.
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Misa Mary Young
East Sixth Street
Wm. H. Mehrling
East Gharoh Street
Dos A. Hovuff
Joseph E. Chew
Frederick City Hospital
Little Anna Onller
Bir
Lloyd Onller
Booth Market Street
Bernard Smith
East Fourth Street
W.F. Helsey
Monrovia
City Hospital
Owen McCanner
Prederick City Packing Company
Stooke and Bonds Booking House Furniture and Fixtures
Unclear OCR figures show a ledger style entry for a booking house named Stooke and Bonds. The document lists cash on hand and amounts due from the Bank and the U S Treasurer, with several numeric figures including 417,567 44 and 180,400 00 among others, suggesting a financial statement segment with multiple accounts and totals.
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Stooke Snd
Oaah
Due Trom
Banke
Due'trom U. S
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