Penetrating Look at City Charter Reform
The piece argues for a careful commission to study and revise the city charter, inviting public input and studying other cities. It urges removing polls from government, removing electric light management from politics, and depoliticizing the police, with emphasis on skilled, faithful administration over political change.
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Weare
Business Men’s Association
Annapolis
Political Rhetoric Bubbles Over In Washington
In a fragmented editorial voice the Baltimore American contemplates Chamberlain possibly appearing in Washington amid the heated prewar mood. The piece hints at national strain and the president facing pressure as factions clash over policy and bearing on the nation.
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Ifa “Chamberlain
Washington
Strie
Death of Judge Ritchis Praised in Baltimore News
Baltimore World notes relief from nuisance of acting as a nocigarbiter while reflecting on happiness and daily life. Baltimore News celebrates Judge Ritchis, honoring a patient, impartial jurist who upheld Maryland traditions and earned public respect in the city courts.
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Baltimore City
Ritchis
Maryland
Baltimore News
Pearson
Pearson's
William Hamilton Ottorne
Deacon Tattle
William Foster Brown
Mr. Crittenden Marriott
Cyrus Town
Send Brady
Sir Henry Morgan
Don Q
Hesketh Prichard
Gelett Burgess
Will Irwin
Pennsylvania
Addison B. Burk
Liffa
F. Cody
F.R.M
Moments of Merriness and Odd Quotes From Papers
A curio of clipped witticisms and salon chatter surfaces from old papers. Snippets include Mrs Dixon consoling a widow, a remark on insurance coverage, a college graduate aspiring to write for money, and jests about fathers and sons. The tastefully sharp dialogue credits various unnamed columnists and editors.
War spirit debated as patriotism eases fear of conflict
In an interview the veteran Gen. Nelson A Miles rejects Roosevelt’s push for militarized patriotism. He argues Americans value liberty and peace, opposing stirring passions to ensure loyalty. The piece contrasts Miles view with Roosevelt’s strenuous life concept and warns against milksops.
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Miles
Boston Post
Nelson A. Miles
New York World
Americana
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Moments with the Muse and Fragments of Verse in Protest
A collage of faded verse and a local testimonial ad recounts poems by James Russet and Ernes Cremenziss Hawania, with scattered lines about Aladdin and memory. It closes with an unwieldy testimonial claiming Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved a life in Mercer and Sumner counties West Virginia, including multiple endorsements and local sellers.
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D.P. Daugherty
Mercer
Sumner
W. Va
Chamberlain
What if Lite Sate wate and Inthe inti scatter av
Fragmentary text mentions Lite Pile product and Dr. King's New Lite, with references to moderation, pain relief, and mild warnings. The readable lines are incomplete and do not present a clear, reportable event or distinct facts.
County roads work begins and windstorm hits shore
Deall county crews start permanent road construction while Eastern Shore towns Ocean City Salisbury Easton suffer a severe wind and rainstorm causing damage. St John s College Annapolis enrolls 180. several local incidents include a Smithburg store robbery and an elevator accident at Annapolis State House annex.
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St. John's College
Ansapolle
Lucien B. Bronner
Smitheburg
Washington County
Wicomico County
Annapolis
Ocean City
Salisbury
Easton
Charles J. R. Harding
United States Army
Midland
Allegany County
Cumberland
Fort McHenry
Thomas Jones
Old State House
Charles 8
Pyle
Rising Sun National Nk
Osell County
Jesse Kirk
H. F. Richada
Sealstant
Hanson H. Baines
Dean's Ointment Earns Endorsements for Itching Ailments
Frederick citizens report Dean's Ointment relieves itching and skin conditions. E J Elkins of 34 East Third street testifies the remedy works quietly and thoroughly for healing. Clifton E Main's drug store on Market street sold it. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 50 cents.
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Frederick
E. J. Elkins
East Third Street
Clifton E. Main
Market Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
U. S
Withdrawals From First National Bank Maryland Ledger
Bank cashier swears to accuracy of the above financial statement showing balances and withdrawals as of September 9 1903 including cash on hand and deposits with the First National Bank at Frederick Maryland. Names of officials attest to the record and sworn before a notary on May 8 1902 5 8.
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North Market Street
Peter Eves
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans Court
Per Eves
Walou Street
Liberthown
Mersland
Saturdsay
Peter
Brea
Libertytown
Catharine Geores W. Seath
Frederick Counts
Jn Linera
Ormbane
Par Chacar
Thomas Cleves
Charles Bof
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J. W. L. Carty
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Quynn
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First National Bank
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Meryland
U.S
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State OF
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Wesley Kindley
N. P
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Uramer
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Church Street
John H. Bennett
W. Nash Young
Elmer Brown
Seceion
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Frepenitk. Ud
London Coastr and Frederick Bridee Company
Chuvesy National Bank Huild- NE
Thomas
Glenn H. Worthington
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