Fragmented Dispatches From The Daily News Page
A jumble of excerpts notes Frederick Maryland items, global reflections, and economic links. It cites labor union remarks by a Cynon, Governor Crothers on road funding, Macaulay’s view of Frederick, and Swiss Geographical Society observations on US influence, with peripheral mentions of rubber labor in the Amazon and American market effects on Europe.
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Insurance probes tied to global turmoil and American power
A Lodger commentary links financial crookedness in U S insurance firms to wider world crises. It notes echoed questions from Charles E. Hughes and references to fires in Constanti nople and Cairo, arguing American influence via ships and cables resonates globally.
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Baltimore Election Fever Across City
Baltimore prepares for visits from both major presidential candidates as campaigns intensify. Officials weigh school opening during key campaign events as the city engages in statewide and national political activity this fall.
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
Dated comic vignettes show teachers and managers bantering about spelling sound checks and signs of true friendship. The dialogue pokes fun at pedagogy and social chatter with brief quips about mustaches and neighborly gossip.
Voices From Distant Papers On Tariffs And Railways
A compilation of clippings discusses tariff overhaul prospects and political campaigning tone. It notes Taft versus Sherman in a suggested ideal campaign and highlights railway earnings growth from 1897 to 1907 as a highlight of American business expansion.
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Moments With The Muse The Spur Readings On Hermits And Faith
A reflective piece from The Spur discusses inner strength, faith, and solitude. It reflects on hermitlike retreat as a source of comfort and blessing, noting that such withdrawal can aid personal resilience. The fragment references unnamed readers and a 19th century magazine context.
IS 68 YEARS OLD TODAY Officer Stull celebrates birthday at home
Officer George Stull turns 68 and quietly marks the occasion at his East Fourth Street residence. He was born near the city on September 10, 1860, attended public schools, moved here at age 21, worked in draying, then entered the advertising business for about thirty years before retiring several years ago.
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George Stull
East Fourth Street
Stull
George Beth State Stull
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1875 Police Appointment and Family of Stall
In 1875 he was appointed policeman under the late ex Mayor Lewis Mob ilee and served as registration judge on several occasions. When Mayor South was reelected in June 1907 he named Stall night officer at police headquarters. Stall and family live on Fourth Street and he married Mixa Malinos Young, daughter of George A. Young. They have five daughters and two sons, with many relatives in the city and Washington.
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Local Sickness Roundup Mentioning Several Residents
The notice lists several residents with illnesses and recoveries. John C. Motter remains very sick at indigpaged, George Seidling on Hast Patrick Street is ill, PW Schleigh on Dil avenue shows slight improvement, Win. Rickards on Mast South street is home with a swollen arm, John D. Markell at Chester Nova Scotia is weakening, Fred Myera on Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad line is housebound, and Mrs. James P. Foraythe on North Market Street has recovered enough to resume duties.
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George Seidling
Patrick Street
PW. Schleigh
Dil Avenue
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Mast South Street
John D. Markell
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Middletown
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Baltimore
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South Street
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Cumberlands
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Bouth Street
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May MacNeal
Balthier
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Sixth Street
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Charl Lottenville
University of Virginia
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Matinsburg
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Chanderburg
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Thygerstown
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East Second Street
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Mast Church Street
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Atlante City
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Thropp Condemnation Case Arguments Concluded
In the Thropp condemnation matter the arguments on exceptions to land ratification were completed yesterday at 4 25 pm. The court reserved its decision. Counsel included Coblentz Waters for the W and G Railway and W P Maulahy for Thropp. Frederick City Hospital noted a monthly meeting amid patient statistics for August.
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Frederick Co
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Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Local Resident
Mr John White of 38 Mailand Ave Houston Maine reports long battle with winter coughs and bronchial troubles finally eased after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims a few doses removed a persistent cough and reduced court duties. Local druggists advertise the remedy with guarantees.
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Mailand Ave
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
Ring
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Pearre'n Modern Pharmacy
Personal notices of visits and returns around town
A long list of residents on visits and returns from cities such as Reading Baltimore Philadelphia Atlantic City and Norfolk with multiple residents named and their homes noted. Many individuals traveling to universities and visiting relatives are mentioned in this miscellaneous personal notices column.
Ex Gov Brown Injured In Horse Ride At Druid Hill Park
Ex governor Frank Brown was thrown from his horse at Druid Hill Park suffering a sprained ankle and injured hand. The report notes statewide political items including Marylands labor federation elections and primary results in Baltimore with Kronmiller defeating rivals. It mentions Prohibitionists nominating Wheatley and various district nominees across the state along with a cure advertisement for Catarrh and claims by Hall's Company.
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Druid Hill Park
Abraham Gordon
Baltimore
Maryland
Fire Protection Problems Highlight Losses in Thig Country
Fire insurance authorities warn that 60 cents of every premium pays insured fire loss, urging reduced waste to save uninsured wealth. US fire losses far exceed Western Europe, due to ignorance and carelessness, despite factors like building codes and noncombustible materials. Granger Mutual Fire Insurance elects directors Peter F. Busgard and others. Also brief notices on ankle treatment, knocker products, and medicinal ads.
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James H Harrie and Albert Gilson Named Roles
James H Harrie as Vice President and Albert Gilson assigned as Onabier.
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Albert Gilson
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