Moon's Phases and Memorial Notices Across Maryland
The issue reflects early 20th century tone with notes on Washington's farewell centennial and public health efforts in Hagerstown. It honors Enoch Pratt, founder of the Pratt Free Library, and Jacob Tome figures, praising their philanthropy and impact on Maryland education and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Pratt
Pratt Free Library of
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Pratt
Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Frederick
Lous H. Steiner
Frederick Young
Jacob Tome
Prat
Toms
Wren
Court Park
General Washington
Daughters of the Revolution
the Ciy
Yeakle
Passing Opinions of Topics Local and General
A compact note on Canton delegations and national relevance. The item hints at public discourse and contested views, noting the Bryan reference and general interest in how local opinions influence broader policy.
Fragmentary note on a plot and detective work
A garbled excerpt hints at a plot by detectives and a tense rehearsal of a speech. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving the core idea of investigation and attempted duties as the visible thread. The fragment lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiers.
Opinion notes clash in local columns and editorials
A collage of quoted opinion from several papers references education campaigns, public meetings on November 3, and remarks about the Palmer Buckner ticket. It cites wit and critique from theBartford Times and Galt Lakes Herald, remarking on McKinley and Bryan as noisy national figures and noting limited space for words in Bempepen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Govreme Ith Police
Galt Laks Herald
Palmer-Buckner
Bartford Times
McKinley
Bryan
Local Opinion and Community Notices from Frederick Area
Readers share progress on crops and small business, praising fair exhibits and urging citizen support. Messages touch on politics, theater, poetry, Washington’s Farewell anniversary plans, Braddock Heights weather, and a planned Maryland 901 baseball game with near-term excitement anticipated.
Barlow's Minstrels to Open at the Opera House
The Barlow's Minstrels under Thomas G. Leath and H. A. Moseby present a forty performer company with old time features and new eccentric acts. The troupe appears at the Opera House on Tuesday next. Also notes on ballot boxes and new buses for elections, plus social mentions of Pittsburgh and Shamokin residents and Miss Skinner. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow Br
Thomas G. Leath
Mosexy
Cieme
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the Daily News
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Carreent Weber Cy
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Frepsrice
Hagerstown
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William Cookson Carpenter
New York
Tom Waton
Public Opinion
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Onur Bearuvd Fachasgee
Rmel
Aaron Davis
Kanaas
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Missouri
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Hoross
Bertstown
Beckley
Howard Ruse
Braddock Heights
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Wm. Kline
Maryland 901
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Abe
Sephyr
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Minstrels
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Pittsburg
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George Harman
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Soltehon
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Maen Ificene Movsrzzzs
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Washington D.C
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