Port Rico and Cuba to Benefit From American Occupation
The article argues that U S control of Porto Rico and Cuba will inspire widespread enterprise and capital. It cites Henry Clews on rehabilitation needs, notes vast opportunities for investors, railroads, ports, roads, and modern improvements, and predicts American capital will fund rebuilding and growth, benefiting both islands and investors.
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Porto Rico
United States
Cuba
Henry Clews
New York
Clews
Contemporary Comment Snippets From Local Papers
A collage of brief opinions from Cumberland News Hagerstown Herald and Baltimore News quotes on soldiers mascots pen versus sword and Maryland congressional hopefuls. Dewey reference trails unfinished.
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Hacerstown
Maryland
Baltimore News
Fragmented quotes of mixed newspaper snippets
A jumble of brief humorous lines and quotations from Baltimore American Richmond Times Detroit Journal New York Journal and Chicago Record. They include wry remarks about fame youth cleverness and choices with casual talk and street humor. No single cohesive report or event.
Debate Over Capital Punishment For Murder Sparks International Talk
The piece argues against state execution while noting a surge in anti anarchist actions in France, Switzerland, and Italy. It claims a death penalty for conspirators and terrorists is demanded by some but condemns judging individuals without direct evidence, urging exile instead to remove danger.
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France
Switzerland
Italy
Local Lavonius Travel Notes on Brad Heights Visit
A visiting writer praises Brad Heights as a natural stonework site and urges a good hotel to serve Baltimore and Washington excursions. He notes poor East Fifth Street hydrant water and suggests piping from Chapel alley to improve purity. A physician and local letter writer comment on education, farming wealth, and seasonal impressions from Frederick county.
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Brad Heights
Roysell
the Heights
Baltimore
Washington
East Fifth Street
Chapel Alley
Indies
Moments With The Muse The Man Who Holds His Tongue
Poem praising different kinds of heroism from courage in battle to restraint in speech. Highlights include the gunner who serves, the silvery voiced debater, and the unseen brave who endures while others suffer. Concludes with honor for the quiet heartbroken man who keeps his courage and tongue. From the Cleveland Leader.
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Onder
Funeral rites for Dr George Hanna of Hedgesville
The remains were taken to Unionville and interred at Linganore cemetery last Friday afternoon. Rev Thomas Wood officiated. A young son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Williar of Unionville died last week at seven months and was buried at Loeust Grove.
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George Hanna
Hedgesville
W. Va
Unionville
Linganore Cemetery
Thomas Wood
Jacob Williar
Loeust Grove
Maryland News Briefs From Around The Region
Notes from Montgomery to Washington County cover arson attempts at Elliott City and a bridge of events from a new hall in Hagerstown to a school trustee lockout in Montgomery. Reports list court docket items, local elections, and community changes while noting a mine injury, a drowning incident near Chewsville, and Williamsport moving toward water works and electric lights with a $20,000 borrowing plan.
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Order of
Elica
Hagerstown
Elliott Cuy
Naval Academy
Anniapolis
Montgomery
Silverites
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural Collage
Waynesboro
Court of Appeals
George's Creek
W. J. Skilling
Lonaconing
Enoch McGullough
Woodlawn Camp Meeting Association
Court County
Henry Buer
Walker
Merchanta Coal Company
Hik Lick
Richard Dallam
Annapolis
Baltimore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington County
Mary Grimm
Ocean City
Wilbur Fe
Congress
Cumberland
Charles ¥. Frazee
Fittsburg
Deer Park
Maryland Park Place
Roy
Frank Deibert
Chewsville
Williamsport
Married at Woodsboro in United States Reese and Feiser unite in happy home
William Henry Reese and Ella Estelle Feiser were married the previous evening at the bride's Woodsboro home by Rev. R L Patterson. A reception followed with relatives and friends. Reese is a longtime employee at the paper. Also William Johnson and Mary Jane Martin wed at Silver Hill M E Church with a sizable crowd and reception. Property transfers and local notes on deeds are listed, including real estate in Frederick and ownership changes. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted amid agricultural notes on nut trees and shellfish crops.
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Recse
William Henry Revse
Ella Estelle Feiser
Woodsboro
R.L. Patterson
Brs. Reese
Thebrida
Orphitus
George W. Shank
Patterson
Reese
Fohrson—Martin
Aiv
William Johnson
Mary Jane Martin
Silver Hill M. E
Bosley Boyd
Cora Martin
Dennis Woodward
Charles Lewis
Henry Johnson
Charles Martin
Prof. Johnson
State game laws broadened as regulation grows
The article notes increased game regulation in Maryland, with squirrels reed birds and woodcock opening seasons, while enforcement remains uneven. It credits the Maryland Protective Association and support for conservation, citing improved bird and small animal populations and hopeful law compliance amid betting and ammunition trade benefits.
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Marylandianus and
High Protective Association
Maryland
Protective Association
Pollctive Association
Local Market Quotes andPatent Remedies Noted in Frederick
Wheat at 66 cents per bushel and shelled corn at 20 cents per bushel with 83 50 per barrel cited. A curious corn stalk presented by Milton J Thomas near Manor Church. Quack remedies advertised include Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with claims of quick relief and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Frederick
Milton J. Thomas
Bucklen
ALL Pearre
Routhland
C.R. de
Pinto Band Union Tes Co
Sted Attis OP
Stauri's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Quick, Lasting Cure
An advertisement asserts Stauri's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve dyspepsia and stomach trouble instantly and permanently cure the condition, promising rapid relief and a lasting solution.
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Stauri
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