Chinese Wrongs and Western Powers in 19th Century Conflicts
Mrs. S L Baldwin recounts a twenty year China missionist view on causes of foreign outbreaks. She cites Opium War reparations, alleged U S opium trade, French seizure of Tonkin, and German aggression. The piece argues Western actions fostered anti foreign sentiment and urges readers to imagine themselves in China’s position.
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L. Baldwin
China
Baldwin
Lord Elgin
Chine
France
Tonquin
Germany
Paldwin
Mmeone
Mre. Baldwin
Marylard My Maryland and a Senate clash
A fragmented compilation notes political clashes and voter expectations. References to Senator Wellngton opposing the deadly parallel and Major Little's strong appeal suggest district race dynamics. The Board of Development is praised for connecting peninsular urban markets, with leaders cited as a near guarantees of success.
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Wellngton
Baltimore American
Board of Devvelopment
Baltimore Herald
Miscellany of witty quips and social gags
A collage of ephemeral humor from early papers includes a joke about chasers after whiskey, a critique of a singer’s nerve rather than voice, a flirtatious seashore banter, a quip about giving away expensive presents, and a State Department humor piece noting the uncertain outcome of talks between Mr Wu and Mr Hay. Several papers are cited in snippets.
Silent talk and solemn days across papers
A compilation of brief clippings highlights silent speech comparison between Tom Reed and Ben Harrison, a note on Memorial Day debates from Philadelphia Ledger urging observance on Sunday, and a Chicago dispatch praising American troops in China for courage and marksmanship, asserting U S soldiers as exemplary fighters.
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Montgomery Advertiser
Tom Reed
Ben Harrison
Philadelphia Ledger
Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
China
Chicago Evening Post
Tientsin
United States
Moments With The Musk Tie Pome
A fragment from a playful verse features a farmer boasting of joy at political speeches and his own social rise. It juxtaposes rural pride with public attention, hinting at the era's campaign rhetoric and self importance.
Miss Adelalie Thurston Joins Le Moyne Company
Miss Adelalie Slursten, noted actress, joins Mrs. Le Moyne’s company to play the sprightly ingénue Made Chhisellurst in The Greatest Thing in the Work. She follows Maude Adams as Lady Babble in The Eille Vister and is slated for the coming season.
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Adelalie ‘Slursten
Maude Adams
Babble
Eille Vister
Ground broken for new Methodist church at Melis near Ellicott City
News items record a series of local events including a new church start at Melis, a bicycle collision injuring architect John A Hunter of Hagerstown, Baltimore fatalities from diving and a fatal blow by a cobble cone, jail escape, and other regional notes. It notes census results, a steeple dedication, corner stone layings, and various civic incidents amid period reporting.
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Melis
Ellicott City
John A- Hunter
Hagerstown
William H. Lamon
Baltimore
Ferry Bar
Edward Stebbins
Towson
St. John’s Reformed Church
Corrigansville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Cumberland
Cardinal Gibbons
Hugo Dietz
Baltimore and Ohlo
Fulton Avenue
Emory Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellicots City
Epworth League
W. E. Greenfield
Bart's Methodist Episcopal Church
Elk Neck
Cecil County
William O'Neill
Kieffer G. Hoover
Keedynville
Uniontown
Als
Rawling Station
Westernport
Allegany County
Jonas H. Graler
Philadelphia
George Reichard
Albert Johnson
Republicans Hold Central Committee Primaries in Frederick County
Frederick county Republicans conducted district primaries Saturday to elect a new central committee. In Frederick city the meeting occurred in the Court House basement at 3 PM with B C marked as chairman and J M Birely as chairman of the primary. The Mt Pleasant district elected John H Etzler and others to form a committee and organize with W N Todd as chairman and M I Zimmerman as secretary. M J Zimmerman and G W Sheetenhelm among treasurers.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Court House
B.C. Markell
Central Committee
J. M. Birely
Henry Winceberg
Mt. Pleasant
John H. Etzler
M. J. Zimmerman
W.N. Todd
G. W. Sheetenheim
Charles Fox
Luther Lense
Frederick Barrick
C. 0. Zimmerman
Charles Kefauver
Wilbur Cronise
G. F. Baker
J. L. Dutrow
A- G. Nicodemus
Clinton Dutrow
Frank Fisher
W. N. Todd
M. I. Zimmerman
M. 3. Zimmerman
G. W. Sheetenhelm
Frederick
Barrick
Birthday Party for Miss Charlotta Linn
Miss Charlotta E Linn celebrated a Wednesday night birthday with games Charades and refreshments. A seven candle cake marked her age and a Steriopticon show ran under Master Willie Storm supervision with Emma Gilbert Pearl Gilbert and Mrs Sinn aiding. Guests included Ethel Waters Mildred Harrison Grace Baumgardner and many others.
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Charlotta E. Linn
Willie Storm
Emma
Pearl Gilbert
R. P. Storm
Wm. B. Hauer
Baltimore
Sinn
Litlis
Ethel Waters
Mildred Harrison
Grace Baumgardner
Rebeccs Duvall
Virginia Carty
Mary Saylor
Isshel Storm
Naonie Gaither
Hattie Griffin
Lizzie Gilbert
Harriette Mantz
Medora Mantz
Agnes Smith
Marie Haller
Regina Baller
Mildred Gise
Grace Worman
Mary Motter
Gertrude Miller
Gladys Miller
The New Century Poem Foretells Human Unity
A verse from Dessie Berre Hartswick in the Independent ponders the unborn century's birth and the hopes of peace over war. It envisions a world where peoples rise in harmony under the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man, as nations watch a new era unfold.
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God
Brotherhood of
Man
Dessie Berre Hartswick
The
Independent
Martinsburg Mills Strike Over Wages and Fines
All weavers at Crawford Woolen Mills in Martinsburg West Virginia walked out Saturday except two over two grievances. Fines for defective work and a demand to raise pay from 41 to 50 cents a yard were at issue. President Crawford is in New York, leaving the superintendent to handle the matter. About forty men are involved, with the rest of the mill able to continue.
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Crawford Woolen Mills
Crawford
New York
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Erbat
Carers
Marsiach
Thales
Moetae
Peedeneae
Maryland
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Doube
Cerlain
Patrick Amburheed Hickard
Jsna
Hichard Harris
Tat
Baltimore and Obly Railroad Company
Bear
Tuscarora Creek
Amburh
Harris
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Hallepadmpany
Baltimors and Ohio Railroad Company
Salt Centre
Iron Bridge
Tuscatore Creel
Tularova
Baltimore and Gino
Seid
Tuscarora
Baltimore and Ohio
Centre Hue
Wis
Geening
B. . Brorlenberg
Susan S. Michae
J. B Scharfee
The Liberality of Mr Hons at Winchester Fair
A check from Charles Broadway Rocss, blanked as a contribution by the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, supports the Winchester fair set for September 15 to 21. Rouss, president of the society, has long donated about a thousand dollars and plans to attend with New York guests on September 26 for a banquet.
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Hons
Charles Broadway Roc
Ball System for Jurors Used in Cumberland Court
Judge Boyd drew grand and petit juries for the October term in Alle, using a new ball system. Twenty names were replaced by numbered belts. a belt number selects the corresponding name on a prepared paper. The method promotes better mixing and perceived fairness.
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Boyd
Cumberland
Alle
Zapr
Local Market Quotes And Publicity Rates
Market notes from J E W Hargett list corn at 2.25 per barrel or 45 cents per bushel wheat at 7 cents per bushel and hay priced 12 to 14 dollars per ton. Publicity ad rates in Frederick offer 15 cents to reach readers with wants and situations. Proper timing for advertising campaigns is emphasized.
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Frederick
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Shippensboro
Bary
Erstown Sud
VLA Altenwald
Hagersteen
Chambers
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Interbadinte
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Leese
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Peru
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