Seamed President Treesare Reperts and Motorist Protests
A disjointed editorial surveys figures on political figures like Senator Billy Mason, notes wealth enables vaults for coal, and lauds pace protests against speed limits. It urges city officials to welcome Commercial Club help to uncover water-rent evasions and preserve lawful revenue. It cites Birmingham Age-Herald on lynching decline and governor power to call court terms to curb extremist crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Perjury Critique and Call for Stronger Prosecution
A grand jury report asserts it is nearly impossible to secure indictments for liquor law violations due to perjury. The piece argues perjury shields both patrons and saloonkeepers, notes widespread false testimony, and urges authorities to vigorously prosecute perjurers to protect justice and deter crime.
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Grand Jury
Aircuit Court
Skres
Sosver Simpier
Snonmemmon Cojarrenca
Parsons
Witentes
Avery
Jawa
Pasag
Strawn Says The Wind Blows In Strange Way
A Baltimore American quip on Strawn and wind direction. Hagerstown Herald notes the Hagerstown Fair will be an exhibition worthy of its splendid predecessors. Ohio mine workers strike over credit limits. proposal for a value store suggested. Baltimore real estate optimistic on population claims and bustling property demand despite police census figures.
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Strawn
Baltimore American
Hagerstown Eall
Hagerstown Herald
Ohio
Xilue
Cumberland Mex
Baltimore
Merriness Minutes and Witty Exchanges in Headlines
A collection of humorous clippings and quips from newspapers including Dentists showcasing samples, a photographer pricing 8 dozen, a political exchange about government runs, a suitor’s test, and a nursemaid’s remark about a baby and coal while a mother jokes about extravagance.
Two Homicides by Mistake Highlight Dangers of Night Firearms
A Washington Star critique notes two classes of misdirected killings by mistake and burglar fears. It cites Adirondack cases and a Bangor incident where a man shot a friend through a window after mistaking him for a burglar, urging caution in using firearms in hunting or defense and recommending alarms or dogs to deter thieves.
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Gilling
Washington Star
Adirondacks
Bangor
Gunter
Major Smilies
Judge Storrs
Adirondack
Thoas
Moments With The Muse A Revival Hymn
Revival hymn text describing Satan climbing a pine tree and being brought down by the Gospel. Images of earthquakes and church tower, with lines about stopping the gospel power as it overcomes evil. Authorship attributed to AthanTa Goxerritrros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Be Ready to Seize Love and Opportunity
A Chicago Record Herald poem warns that love and chance pass quickly. Do not delay when a messenger arrives or a bell rings. The verse urges readiness and decisive action to avoid lost opportunities and regrets in matters of love.
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E. Eisen
Chicago
Record. Herald
Grand jury over Sunday trade questioned by reader
In a letter to Tax News the writer argues the grand jury’s Sunday closures target cigar shops but allow ice wagons milk wagons ice cream vendors and other stores to operate. He urges uniform observance of the Lord’s Day and asks why some trades are singled out while others continue.
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Grand Jury
Tax News
Order of Grand Jury
Grand
County Correspondence From Troutville
Mr Maurics Anders of York spent several days with his parents last week. Mr and Mrs J M Young and Mr and Mrs C C Saylor spent Friday in Baltimore. Mrs Catherine Kolb visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Barrer and daughter and Miss Sylvia Anders of Walkersville spent Sunday with Mr Michael Anders. Misses Degsia and Emma Kolb of Mount Pleasant visited their parents. Mr Abraham Dern and daughter of Walkersville visited Sunday. Mr Joseph Fox visited his parents in Reysville Sunday. A large crowd attended the woods meeting at Mrs Nathan Bakers grave Sunday. Mr William Greshon of Greagers town spent several days with his sister Mrs Elis Hoffman. Mr Jacob Andere of Northumberland paid a visiting stay here last week. Mr and Mrs Jacob Feezer and Mrs Emma Delaplane and son Ross spent Sunday with Mrs Ancie Delaplane.
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Troutville
Maurics Anders
York
J. M. Young
C. C. Saylor
Baltimore
Catherine Kolb
Barrer
Misa Sylvia Anders
Walkersville
Apent
Michael Anders
Degsia
Emma Kolb
Mount Pleasant
Elis Hoffman
Jacob Andere
Northumberland
Jacob Feezer
Emma Delaplane
Ross
Ancie Delaplane
The Work of Death George W Ambrose
George W. Ambrose a respected Harmony area resident died Wednesday morning at his Waynesboro home aged about 73. He was brother to Mrs. Henry Rice of Everton and survived by several children. His funeral was held this morning at Waynesboro. Henry Bohn of Willow Grove died Sunday of typhoid fever after about a week of illness. He left a will and two children, Miss Allot and Mr. Harry Baba.
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George W. Ambrose
Harmony
Waynesboro
Deccarad
Henry Rice
Everton
Hia Innersi
Waymsboro
Beyry Porn
Henry Boha
Willow Grote
Usar Johbnarilie
Bohn
Mias Allot
Harry Baba
Marriage of Sophia Ringgold to Carlisis Mason in New York
Announcement by Mrs. So Phia Ringgold Masonochie states the marriage of her youngest daughter Sophia Ringgold to Mr. Carlisis Mason in New York on July 28. Mrs. Maconochie and her two daughters have spent several years there. Mrs. Mason is a student at the Academy of the Visitation.
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Mabon
Maconochie
So Phia Ringgold Masonochie
Sophia Ringgold
Carlisis Mason
New York
Bfaconochie
Etri
Mason Blving
Academy of the Vist
Sabiom
Welsh coal for Baltimore imports to ease famine
The Hazard Wharf Company of Baltimore plans to charter a large steamer to load Welsh anthracite from Cardiff. Ex-Secretary of State Dallam, president, and Edward L. Gernend spearhead efforts to bring coal to Baltimore between October 18 and November 1, aiming to relieve shortages as others consider Welsh coal imports for gas use.
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Hansard Wharf Company
Hazard Wharf Company
Baltmore
Dallam
Edward L. Gernend
Cardiff
Wales
Baltimore
United States
Gonsolidsted Gas Company
Haring
Walsh
Caron
Smallpox Abatement Report at Williamsport
Dr Theodore Booss reports no new smallpox cases in Williamsport epidemic total 18 with two of a morb? nature. All patients recovering. quarantine lifted. no deaths. Also notes horse theft at Woodsboro and reader letters praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Circuit Court notices mortgagee Wachter calls creditors to file claims by Sept 20, 1902.
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Theodore Booss
Wil- Hamsport
Boose
Frederick County
Charles L. Wachter
Lewis E. ‘Williar
Circuit Court
Lewis J. Williar
Arles L. Wachter
James Houck
Mor Gsee
Lawrence Bentz
Ann S. Bentz
Thowes Vorsach
Sais
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
Cops —Teat
Douglass H. Harg Bats
Ocober
John A. Gesey
Rane L. Stoner
Trustecs
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Porl Kenny
Blos Pee Sane Ae A
Paneer
Frederick
Anna
Billy" Mason
London
William Waldorf Astor
Birminghham Age-Herald
Age-Herald
Contemporary Comment
Dinwiddle
van Brash
Pittsburg
Lippincott's
Gayrake
Catholo Standard and Times
Eady
Aigha
Philadelphia
B. B. Owena
Board of Awards
Owens
Mr. Owens
Jorse Stolen
George Johnson
Victor
Eller
Et Ls Offices
Anles
Worléary Hamilton Lindsay
Bentz Building
Church Streets
Roveneur & Os
Second
Central National Bank
AL Myederleks
Maryland
U. G. Tressuier
Totel
Ingy Bankg
Williams
Miller
Charles W. Ross
Alsdatawl
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Euredict
U. S
Eland
Winer E
Joseph G. Miller
Charles B. Trail
Ges J. Dodl
Frederick County National Bank OF
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Ae Chase T. Hendrickson
Adrian C. McCardell
John Sivnors
Lewis
Birely
mSdStawit
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Wyoat
Cramer
Seal Estate
Bale, Ltd
Buick
Walkersciles
Helch
Patrick S
Derelling
West
Patrick St
Lith
Hingol
Feagarilie
Stones
Ihsa
Vobosrlia
Toark
Zilles
of Frederick
Dreline
Church St. Sith
Harmony Grove
SUAC
Uhamss First National Bank
Fraten
Reon Orate Condizion
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Cisizene National Bank OF Frederick
Tom See
Aee Cone
Bankera
Eeeas
U. Ss
National Bank
BIA Ryland
Derick
Wal. G
Nemed Bank
Wal G. Zimmerdan
J. Travers Thomas
N.P
James £. Walker
J. D. Baker
Tawit
Masur Laneous
GoHoon
MOSER
Children’s School
the Bee
Patrick Street
Landis
Sonsiat
N. Market St
B. Market Br
Inter-Btate Telephone
Reeder
Teems Reasonable
Frederick, MD
Dentmarl
Abies
Cail
Paris
Leonard
Leonard & CO
Corner Market
Wal Millinery
D. Mantz
Market Sr
Frederice Gly
J Daniel Crimmins
Market Street
Iprzadém Pices
Spices
Bssant & Enott
Cardes & Bro
S. Market Street
Frederick City
East Church Street
Orue
Richarls
Patrick
BaplEder
Richtperson
C.E. Saylor
South Market St
Seplsdrt
West Third Street
W. W. Osterns
Orphans’ Court
John Fox
Said
John. Fox
Henry
Fox
Henry Steiner
W.L.C
Orphans Court
Towit
Saie
Thaddeus M. Biser
John L. Dutrow
Executer
Psu Sale
North Market Street
Georgia A. Blumenaler
Walter Saunders
East German Street
Baltimore, MD
Mizdte
Scort & Son
Fayette
Postoffice
R. Schedules
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Ose
Axcent Sundar
Askin Gunetion
Ang Itimore
Phan
Sietons
Fialladelphia
Werete
Siet Tons
Gcumberland
Hagerstown
Was and Way
Iica
Sands
Washington
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Fous
Way Statiens
Cine Natie Gapspalls
Pittsvore
Sue Phindelvaie
Beeland
Cincinnati
Bru
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Winchester
Hons
Pitsbure
Whelan
Sanday
Cinsimast
Washinezan Suai
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Als
Warhlugses
Eas
Chicacs
Wearine
Baitimes
Philadelphis Antes
Sumdag
St. Louis
Cincinisbhy Chfences
Philsasiphis
Iaxington
War Stations
Moettnebore
Washviews Peay
Gesdacy Bee Gee
Ennisdolpnia Ea Oe BS Ae Bandas
Baltiner
Wighd Way
Pittrtrarg
Chicaca
Asity
Fom
Sundar
Brunswick
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