Tre News and notices from Frederick and Baltimore
An assortment of local notices and commentary includes subscription details for the TRE WEEKLY NEWS, editorials on public figures and policies, Baltimore City Council stove regulations, medical observations on overwork from The Medical Record, and an update on Maryland Agricultural College expansion at College Park with financing plans and state support.
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Friends of the
Maryland Agricultural College
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College Fark
Maryland
Beau
Agricultural
Baltimore News
Roosevelt rails at trusts and fair judges joke about occupations
A Baltimore American note mocks President Roosevelt criticizing trusts while a Gree Herald snippet suggests fair managers seek more than prize exhibits. The fragment mentions Cairo streets and the crowd pleasing tastes of a cosmopolitan era amid coal industry arbitration chatter.
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Cairo
Sisi- Gree Herald
Minutes of Merriness and Fractured Dialogues Parade
A fragmented collage of literary snatches and snippets. Dialogues range from marital proposals and theater outings to Europe travel and social confrontations, with quips about parlor seating, settlements, and public scenes.
Memorial tribute marks McKinley death anniversary
The New York World reflects on William McKinley on the first anniversary of his death. It lauds his public service, plainspoken leadership, and independence of mind. The piece notes the assassin’s crime failed to darken his legacy or the nation’s memory of him.
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William MM’ Kinley
New York World
William McKinley
Ansaliah
Bla
McKinley
Hag
Thare
William Maelinley
Moments With the Muse Motherhood Poem Exalts Life
A fragmentary poetic piece exalts motherhood, describing God as life’s source and the cradle as a shrine. It links motherhood to cosmic order, urging reverence for the wife and mother as central to human existence. A separate note touts a patent remedy and a medical advertisement fragment.
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Jace Roses
Divine
Morvor J. Savaar
McComas Predicts GOP Victory Across Maryland Districts
Maryland Senator McComas says Republicans will carry all six districts. He visits Ocean City Cambridge and Westminster noting favorable conditions for Jackson in the First District and strong candidates Page Wachter Mudd Pearce in others. He endorses the Primary Election law and pledges support to Republican nominees.
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McComas
Baltimore
Maryland
Jackson
Ocean City
Cambridge
Dorchester
Page
Westminster
Sohirm
Mr. Mudd
Mudd
Mary ,Land
Tam
Bower
Pearce
Republica
Notable Maryland Events and Incidents Across Counties
News from multiple counties reports a Union veteran John Luther Gerwicke's death in Hagerstown, funeral for Westminster postmaster Milton Schaeffer, and Front burg opening of State Normal School No. 2. Fire destroys Daniel Smith residence in Somerset, hog cholera across Funks town, and coroner's jury links carbolic acid to William G. Little and Joan Steckman deaths in Cumberland.
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John Luther Gerwicke
Hagerstown
Montgomery
Wicomico
Milton Schaeffer
Westminster
State Normal School No. 2
Frontburg
Daniel Smith
Habnab
Somerset County
Funkstown
Washington County
Cumberland
William G. Little
Joan Steckman
Incumbans
s#atlis
Ernest Hoffman Tas
Hoe
House of Correation
Sam T Jack’s Own Burlesque Company At City Opera House
The City Opera House holds a burlesque program by Sam T Jack’s Own Burlesque Company tomorrow night. A full cast of twenty glamorous female performers will sing dance and pose amid clever comedy. Two new burlesques Humane Meyer’s Dilemmas and Wanted, a Hubland headline the show. The strong Olio features vaudeville stars and the eight French dancers perform Dance da Frolique to a hoped for audience reaction.
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Sam F. Jack
Barbsque Co
City Opera House
Sam T. Jack
Syer
Peck's Bad Boy Company Delights City Audience
The Peck's Bad Boy Company gave an entertaining show last night at the City Opera House. Henry Peck portrayed a mischievous boy in tricks on the old railroad man and his father. The troupe travels by B & O to Martinsburg, Virginia, for tonight's performance.
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Peck
Million for Charity Prompts Caution Over Patent Elixirs
An offer of 1,000,000 for charity prompts warnings about patent medicines. The advertisement touts Hostetter’s Bitters as a cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles and criticizes alternatives while urging readers to order trials and private stamps for bottles.
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Hosteter
Tate
Trolley Tide Reshapes Suburban Rail Rates and Service
The New York Central faces electric trolley competition between Buffalo and Rochester as lines push lower fares to lure riders. Steam roads plan to boost service and cut prices, while New Jersey advances a ten mile trolley line with 20 more miles promised. A new era of lower suburban rates seems near.
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New York Central
Brooklyn Eagle
Buffalo
Rochester
Central i
Lkely
New Jersey
New York
Autumnal reflections and county fair anticipation
The item strings together humorous sayings on life and love, notes on upcoming Brent Frad brick fair, and a nod to fall weather. It mentions the county fairs, the appeal of living cheaply, and the value of Victor Remedies, all in a breezy, columnar tone.
Death Notices and Obituaries From Urbana Area
Augustus L. Wilson of Urbana died at 61 after a Baltimore residence and Maryland Club membership. J J Bowen near Woodfield died aged 89, interred Damascus. Caroline Ferris died in Woodfield aged 54. Mary Ann Nelson aged 55 died near Bartholows. Dr. Hiram A Parks formerly of Thurmont died in Indianapolis after eye illness. Funerals held by W T Lewis. numerous pallbearers listed.
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W.T Lewis
Caroline Ferris
J. J. Bowen
Woodfield
West Jey Grove
Masers
James Moore
Lee Taddler
Charles Towson
Andrew Jackson
Chester
Hiram A.spares
Hiram A S. Parks
Thurmont
Big Oeauty
Indianapolis
Ind
Pudd'nhead Wilson at City Opera House
Manager Rhodes announces the forthcoming engagement of Pudd'nhead Wilson a humorous comedy by Mark Twain Shipman Brothers hold acting rights with a strong cast for a September 18 performance at the City Opera House
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Pudd'nhead Wilson
Rhodes
Puodd
Nhead Wilson
Mark Zwain
Shry
Shipman Brothers
City Opera Horse
To Race at Hanover with Patuxent Entrant
Mr John W Morris departs with his horse Patuxent for Hanover Pennsylvania where Patuxent is entered in toro races. A patient recounts medical trials and relief products used, including Victor Liver Syrup and Victor Infants Relief. The note mentions family interest in a home return.
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Hanover
John W. Morris
Patuxent
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