Taft and Cleveland Tributes Highlight Presidential Legacy
A Frederick Maryland newspaper column discusses President Taft stepping into tougher duties and a tribute to Grover Cleveland. It quotes Stevenson's reminiscences on Cleveland's sincerity and public trust, praising his honesty and steadfast character as enduring historical virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Agin
Sapire
Ilia
Hitory
Stevenson
Cleveland
Sawa
Cleveland Teak
The Temptation to Possess Maryland’s Fruits and Roads
The piece discusses the Maryland State Good Roads Commission and its challenge in selecting roads to improve. It argues for impartial, practical leadership free of personal interests to serve the greatest number of people, balancing local desires with statewide benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore Nova
State
Good Roads Commission
Sommienen
Eink
Commission Ia
Baltimore Sun
Harles T. K. Young
Mort
Pike
City
Urbana
Tober
Red Hill
Liberty
Middletown
Lewistown
McKafe
Frederick
W.F. & Gorr
Moments of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of comic snippets from multiple papers. Robinson Cruson jokes about a weekend party and a bookkeeper's malaria misread. A Pittsburgh Post line mocks a candidate’s tobacco habit. Louisville Courier Journal notes mischief and a maid’s sly reassurances. Chicago News records a lighthearted dog loss exchange.
GORRENT COMMENT on Airship Plans Stir Debate
A garbled note references practical airship concepts and allied concerns. It hints at maritime and aviation implications, with unspecified names and places, suggesting public interest amid evolving transport ideas.
Political musings and presidential protests in print
A mixture of editorial fragments from multiple papers cites Castro and Taft amid political discourse. It notes a forthcoming October surge in activity, a decorous campaign climate, and voters’ cautious optimism as votes near and officials anticipate the post election mood and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooden Vtuittee Camtatgn
Brooklyn Eagle
Moments with the Muse and the Eternal Gate
A poetic fragment set near Warren at midnight describes dreamlike nature and sacred longing. Visionary lines by Joan Green and James Roasrit Lowell mix as the moonlit marsh, mist, and whispers provoke a longing for arcane understanding beyond childhood sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roasrit Lowell
Freder ick Baseball Seaso n Ends and Team Disbands
The Frederick baseball season ends as the team disbands after attempts to arrange playoffs with Hagerstown failing. Players scatter to other teams. Miller joins Winchester. The White Eagles lost 30 to 0 at Brunswick with Tlaioe Biggs opposing Router Snare.
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Marned Jung
Federiek
Savage
Miler
Mhert
Peinter
Clayton
Malone
Poster
Reits
Satnge
Steigerwald
Aldridge
Reity
Shipley
Balle
O Reitz
Collins
Phaya
Rathland
Dlerick
Sykesville
Umpie
Hagerstown
Thei
Miller
Winchester
Panatter
Tving
Wall
Frederick
Brunswick
Tlaioe and Biggs
Seagles
Router
Snare
Emmitsburg Plans Amateur Baseball League
Businessmen and fans discuss forming an amateur league to unite Emmitsburg with nearby towns. Teams from Fairfield Thurmont Rocky Ridge Taneytown Littlestown Gettysburg are considering a regular, prearranged schedule with public support and mutual cooperation sought.
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Emmitsburg
Fairfield
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Taneytown
Littlestown
Gettysburg
Halls Catarrh Cure Claim and Family Pits Ad
Advertisement touts Hall. s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 promise for any failure. Claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes to cure constitutional catarrh and rebuild constitution. Also promotes Heil s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hia T
Reas
Pete EY A CO
Toledo
Ula
Personal notices from Chambersburg area list several visitors
The piece lists residents and visitors returning from Atlantic City Ocean Grove Philadelphia Baltimore and Falls Church among others. It mentions up to date travel by Mr. Gilnon Mr. Shafer Thurgett Mrs Lampe Miss Gottier and many others and notes an upcoming city performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin with elaborate stage effects and varied vaudeville acts.
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AG. Albert Gilnon
Fricuda
Chambersburg
Shafer T. Thurgett
Minindutphe
Atlantic City
Lewae Brum
Hagerstown
Ricuda
Kila Baden
Elizabeth Gon
Bountteburg
J.N. Zminerman
Ocean Grove
Asbury Mark
Philadelphia
C. L. C. Lampe
Dtiss Lampe
Patrick Atreet
Oscar Cover
Baltimore
Visting
Willian C
Thoderick
North Market Street
Meo
Lulu Wall
Falla Church
Tuis
Win Shipley
Carry
Att
Baletimore
Me. Olver D. Best
Thi
Frebmon
Braddock
Magt Church Street
Merandon
Charles Hahn
Gon
West South Street
Bax Patrick Street
J.J. West
Washington, D.C
Misa Mullin
Wilherham
Massachusetts
Clara Rookey
Baltore
Hugene Rodkey
Patrick Street
Thin City
Mra. Doleeaworth
A. W. Martin
Tom's Cabin
Oper
Dance at Villa Park ends with prize awards
A large crowd gathered for the Villa Park dance the first evening with nearly five hundred attending. Miss Maud Lease and Mr. Stanley Young won the prize for the two step, the former receiving a leather package and the latter a fine umbrella. An official engine test for the Independent Hose Company is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Villa Park
Maud Lease
Stanley Young
Circuit Court session hears appeals from Justice rulings
The circuit court convened with Chief Judge Worthington and Associate Judges Mutter Henderson, settling two cases. Martz v Votinberger upheld lower court judgment for 18.95 for foundation work on Old Polk's Home. Cline v Emmert verdict given in favor of Emmert on a 53.90 note dispute over a buggy purchase. Court recessed after 2:30 PM.
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Glenn H. Worthington
John C. Mutter
James B. Henderson
Clinton L. Martz
Reno F. Votinberger
Samuel C. Brandenburg
Myersville
Mr. Martz
Polk
Sun Mur
Washintton County
George A. Davia
Washington County
Urner & Urner
Br. Martz
Samuel A
Wis
Poffinberger
Victor 2
Cline
Temas Cline
Samuel Kinnegt
John Wy Moores
Emmert Oon
Mme. Chine
Fimmert
Myeraville
Emmert
Joseph
Gaver
Wagamen & Wagaman and Coblents & Waters
Disorderly conduct hearing for Harry Nichols in Waynesboro row
Harry Nichols faced a disorderly conduct charge before Justice Eckstein after an incident at Barthlews kitchen following a barroom dispute. A brick was thrown at the saloon window, Nichols was jailed, and another man, Wickham, faced a separate lewd act charge with a $100 bond. Waynesboro merchants held their annual outing with 69 members dining at Hotel Braddock in Braddock.
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Harry Nichols
Eckstein
Nichols Nodyan
Barthiblow
Mr. Barthelow
Mike
Wing
Hearine Justice Berestein Fingd bin
Awand City
Wickham
Montovne
Willnetestart
Sheilt Myers
Sheet Datner
Tenwaterd
Lona McKenne
Wis
Feat
Wickhan
St. Mary’s Industrial School
Waynesboro
Merchante Association
Braddock
Treatment for a Burn Mentioned in Household Ad
An old catalog promotes a burn treatment and salve for heat related injuries. It lists uses for chapped lips sore nipples and other minor ailments. The ad mentions a price of 2 cents and availability at a local modern pharmacy.
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Maury
Pe Modern Pharmacy
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Taft
Robinson Cruson
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Oo Ihab
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Sid
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Chicago News
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THE
Philadelytlia Public Ledger
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Loag
the Muse
Howe
Joan Green
Warren
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
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Charles C. Waters
F. B. Smith
Charles L. Cronise
Frank L. Stoper
John R. Broner
A. C. McBride
John C. Motter
Isaac L. Annan
James K. Waters
Theodore Wacache
Alexander Rameburg
Charles J. Rameburg
Oscar B. Co
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Selitan
Sheridan
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Isbert
Maher
Graham
Hatls
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Lyoff Graban
Pine
Toms
Prederick
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Brent
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Frederick AW
Mare
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Burt
Penater
Reitz
Baseball League
the News
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Myad
J. Firestone
Allegan
Maar
Mastern Pharmacy
Sun Plea
Trew
Central National Bank
Frederick, Md
Circuit Court
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McCardell Farm
Lewis
McCarriell
Frederick County
Uouchanite
Daniel Ste Dongall
Pearl Street
Baltime
Addon Hansams
Jean Hams
Schroeder
East
Patrick Bioett
ORSE
Madeline L. Shipley
Lamsville
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Bhaig
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Ba & O
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McOtaner & Ctaupfer
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Enet Pultien
Haat South Street
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J. Marshall Milter
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Frederick County National Bank
Equity
Ting
Arthur B. Kracet
Krug
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Edd Court
Reno Bo Liarp
Charles C Byler
Mercias
Peovikiod & Gopy
Treterich County
Samuel T. Haffndr
Frederick Counts
Ramuel T. Haffner
Rena
Orphans Court
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Crederick County
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WM II
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Phleeger
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Orphans' Court
Ree Wat
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Cram
Allee
Eaeculurs
Orphans’ Court
Daniri
H. Steiner
Heconseate
Henry Tn, Steiner
Clara H. Steiner
Bild
Stockholders' Meeting
Washington, Stederick & Gettynbura Railway Company
Ward Company
C. T. K. Young
SNEMN
George Wiese Ie
Tee Re 'Mbrella
Hin
City Hotel
Movpletown Savings Bank
Middletown Savings Bank
People’s
Pire Insurance Company
Frederick Seurtt
Orrien
General National Bare Building
Frederie MD
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Direcicea
R. Roengiawse
Ewart L. Gostauts
Gxazize Bann Gousatms
Baarki
Brewane Auman Manem
Goscawee Hawet
Raweseg
Esac M. Mosimat Onsntos
Broae
Gowmmarayy
Fearne Twomas
Prederick County Telephone
Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph Company
FAR. & Mech
TL Bank
PesMene & Medmanion
Hamonal Bank
Frederick, UD
Trail
James H. Harris
Q. Albert Gilson
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Nations
Bank of Frederick
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