Maryland and national figures shape campaign talk
The article discusses Maryland politics and national leaders including Taft Roosevelt and Hearst. It notes Maryland’s awkward election position, business groups like the Cumberland Board of Trade promoting local industry, such as a proposed smokeless powder factory in Cumberland, and urges stronger community business participation to aid growth and progress.
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Cumberland Board of
Rnde
Cumberland Board of Trade
Speomd
Garely
State to Assume Duty for Mental Defectives Care
The Baltimore American reports a shift in policy as the state begins to assume responsibility for the care of mentally defective individuals. The movement has grown over the past two years and the state now takes initial steps to fulfill its duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aecirel
Orean
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness and Fragments of a Robbery Dialogue
A fragmented pastiche recounts a robbery exchange with lines about being held up and preserving a cell phone, interspersed with unrelated quips about a rich panel daughter and a Munich brassisher. The text mixes quoted banter and odd asides about tennis and strong youths.
Voice of the Press and Patrimony Elected
The New York Tribune reports two U S marines ejected from a Boston theatre for rising during the Star Spangled Banner. The incident contrasts with others spared and echoes concerns over public duty and honest administration.
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New York Tribune
United States
Beaton Theatre
Moments With The Muse Love's Dwelling Place
A lyric fragment traces a lover’s quest for the beloved heart and dawn. The speaker begs guidance through darkness toward union, using maritime and natural imagery to express longing, divine protection, and eventual longing for release and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyea
Mistress Nell shines in excellent Crosman City Opera House revival
Henrietta Crosman stars in Mistress Nell by George C Hazelton at the City Opera House. The production features a capable company and brisk, witty dialogue with impressive staging. Crosman's performance draws praise though overall attendance hints at limited local interest in this high class comedy.
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Henrietta Crosman
Mistress Nell
City Opera House
Messrs. Leichert
Frederick’ Sise
Hensdetty Crosman
Misa Croaman
Verdict for Mr Bugsard in civil suit over $683.51
The jury ruled for plaintiff Joseph H Bugsard in the case against Joshua Wachtel and JohnHi Shank awarding $683.51. Attorneys Smith and Smith represented the plaintiff while H Keefer Delauter defended. Petit jurors released until Thursday. grand jury issued thirty three indictments today.
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Bugsard
Csec
Joseph H. Bugsard
Joshua Wachtel
John Hi. Shank
Mr. Bugsard
Smith
H. Keefer Delauter
Left Conductor Absent After Night Trolley Run
A trolley car leaving Braddock station at 11 last night failed to carry Conductor Lee Willard. The car reached Fulmer's before the conductor was noticed missing, requiring a wait for the next car. Frederick Tuberculosis Association Frederick County Branch will meet September 21 at 4 PM in the directors' room of Y M C A. members urged to attend.
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Fd. Mants
Braddock Station
Lee Willard
Tonde
Fulmer’s
Neccssary
Frederick
L Wilsons Play Pleases At City Opera House
L Wilson delivers a strong performance in When Old New York Was Dutch at the Columbia Theatre Washington. D C. The show features humor melodrama and song with Helen La Pierre delivering notable duets and choruses as Wilson charms the audience with expert comic timing and vocal pieces.
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AL H. Wilson
City Opera House
New York
Columbia Theatre
Washington, D. C
The
Washington Post
New Amsterdam
Wilson
Columbian
Helen
The She Bind a Beautiful Picture at City Opera House
The moving picture at City Opera House shows Florine and her family in a castle tale with Prince Charming. A deception leads to a chase to Fairy land and a royal marriage ending with blessing from the King.
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Moving Pictures
City Opera House
Winch
Florine Ie Acon Svith
Trouty
Fanny
Mloring
Prince Charming
Florine
Trauty
Bovernesa
Fairyland
Prince
Bean-Hulling Party At High Knob Counts Thirty Attend
A bean-hulling party at Maurice Main's home in High Knob drew about thirty neighbors. Twelve bushels of beans were hulled and later refreshments served. The beans were brought to the city this morning.
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Maurice Main
High Knob
Death notices and obituaries reported from Baltimore area
Several death notices and obituaries appear for Baltimore region residents. Lewin Baker, 64, a couch trimmer from 234 Park Avenue, died suddenly of heart disease after returning from a visit to the Cathedral. He leaves four daughters and three sons, with ties to Emmitsburg and Baltimore. Mary Elizabeth King, 76, widow of John King, died at her son Charles King’s home near Mt Phillip. funeral at Mount Zion Lutheran, interment Mt Olivet. Beoma Crum, 48, wife of Noble Crum, died at Walkerville from multiple illnesses. funeral at Reformed Church, Walkersville, interment Glide cemetery. James J. Baird, husband of Annie M. Baird, died at Lanvale Street. born in Montreal, survivor list includes four children. he belonged to several clubs. Henry Maritt, colored, 65, died at Buckingham School Buckeystown. funeral at the colored church and interment at Mount Streenmount Cemetery.
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Lewin SI
F. Baker
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Baker
Emmitsburg
Rosie Cooper
Mary
Genevieve
Gertrude Baker
Meersis
Lewis B. Baker
James A. Baker
Emmtsburg
Mins
Mary Flizaific King
Mary Elizabeth King
John King
Chariea i King
Mt Phillip
Charles C. King
Whshn Easterday
Mesars
Attin Cecil
Walkerevile
Archibald
George Cecil
Mesusan Thompson
Feagaville
Mount Zon Lutheran Church
Clork
Mt. Olivet
Noodle
Beoma Crum
Noble Crim
Walkerville
Walter Crum
Reformed Church
Walkersville
Janifs
James J. Baird
Annie M. Baird
Lanvale
Mr. Baird
Montreal
Canada
Tie
National Union
Grand Army To the Republic
German-Armenean Club
Henry Maritt
Buckingham School
Buckeystown
Streenmount Cemetery
Frederick Defeats Brunswick 2 1 In Home Tilt
Frederick hosted Brunswick yesterday and won 2 to 1. Stone wall Creager of Frederick homered as part of a three-bagger. Frederick’s batting and pitching rotation for Thursday’s game with Lewistown were announced, with Creager catching and 15 cent admission.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Stonewall
Creager
Frederck
Butler
Wenner
Reitz
Dogy
Lewistown
Schiffer
Schwffer
Maher
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Feiser
Winchester
Ps F. Kennedy
Malone
Houff
Peaster
Lense
Toms
C. F
Kennedy
R. F
Illness summons Mrs Garrett to Atlanta for sick son
Mrs Garrett of Southern Hospital and Mrs McQuilkin DeGrange traveled from North Market Street to Atlanta to be at the bedside of her son, Clay DeGrange, who is ill with Southern fever in a city hospital.
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Southern Hospital
Garrett
DeGrange
North Market Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Brierey
Clay DeCiange
Mission sermon at St John’s Catholic church
Father Burke preached eloquent sermon on The Sacrifice of the Moon at St John’s Mission last night. Next week the sermons will be given each evening by Fr Burke with Fr Cronin answering questions in the box.
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Ir. Burke
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Burke
Fr. Cronin
Pleasant Peregraphe of Visitors in the City
Local society notes list numerous personal visits and arrivals. Joseph Douglass visited Myerville on business while Emma Moser and dozens of Baltimore and Chicago residents came to stay or visit relatives in the city and county.
Local Illnesses and Recoveries Reported in City
The Sick Mr Charles Riddlemoter shows slight improvement and Mrs C E Saylor on West South Street is a bit better. Mrs John H Riehl also improved. John Fuss of Emmitsburg is under treatment at City Hospital. Mr Karris of Montgomery County was operated on for appendicitis at City Hospital yesterday. Mr John Cline of Braddock suffers boils on both wrists. Mr Ian Blentlinger of New Market has recovered enough to go home. Edward Ritchie family and several others at City Hospital are improving. ten days may see many released. Mr William Bader injured at the power house near Middletown attended the power house yesterday. Achan has not yet resumed duties.
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Joseph Douglass
Myereville
Myeraviile
Emma Moser
Virginia
Charles F
Hanover
Katie Boott
Baltimore
Mies Beesie McDonald
Mie
William Feete
West Patrick Street
Ephriam Byler
Troma
East Patrick Street
Gee
T. Phebys
West South Street
Mise Maud Vinson
Murfeeesboro
Rudy
Middletown
John W. Watts
Washington, D. C
Hjyth and
Maude Grumbine
Chicago
Theresa Snyder
Lloyd C. Culler
South Market Street
Shurmont
Frank A. Tyler
Aberdeen
John Paul Tyler
Finnis
Hutton
Saum K. Heffner
Washington
Mandie Rhoderick
Charlea CG. Rhoderick
Zeddock Dove and
Benton Knodle
Stella Mamie DeGrange
Adamstown
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
East Church Street
Margaret A. Jones
University of Virginia
Ezra Overholtzer
Los Angeles
Cal
M. C. Overholtzer
Thurmont
Overholtzer
Edith M. ‘Thomas
Second Street
Boston
Mass
Charles G. Remsburg
Seattle
Wash
Lewas 1. Remsburg
West Lebanon
Ind
County
George T Baumgardner
Girace Baumgardner
Robert Baumgardner
Winchester
Charles Riddlemoter
C. E. Saylor
John H. Riehl
John Fuss
Meade Fuss
Emmitsburg
City Hospital
Karris
Montgomery County
John Cline
Braddock
Ian Blentlinger
New Market
Edward Ritchie
William Bader
Achan
Business Change at Sabillasville Names Wachter Firm
C L Wachter and Sons take over the general merchandise store of the late Mr Eyler at Sabillasville in this county. C L Wachter a prominent Sabillasville citizen forms the new firm with his two sons G Roscoe Wachter and C Vaughan Wachter joining as partners.
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Sabillasville
C. L. Wachter & Sons
F. ¥. Eyler
Mr. Eyler
C. L. Wachter
Mesars
G. Roscoe Wachter
C. Vaughan Wachter
Catarrh Cure Promoted With Old Time Claims
A 19th century ad touts Watt's Catarrh Cure as the sole cure for catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes, promising to destroy disease formations and restore natural health. The pitch stresses guaranteed results and high faith from proprietors.
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Watt
Walkersville Democrats Organize Club
A large number of Walkersville Democrats form The Young Democratic Bryan Kern and Lewis Association to promote the party’s welfare. The group plans a meeting next Friday evening. Middletown prepares new Prospect street public and high school building ahead of October 1 opening.
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Walkersville
Democrats
Bryan, Kern and Lewis Club
Young Democratic
Bryan, Kern and Lewis Association
Middletown
Prospect Street
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Taft
Wagheington
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Roosevelt
Pittsburg
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Publc
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Misa Lenke
Hiddie
Quaker City
Marrid
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Philadelphia
A L. Wilson
Ferrarc Attre
Baseball
St. John's Mission
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
B. Trail
James H. Harria
G. Albert Gilson
the Farmers’ and Mechanics” National Bank of Frederick
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Maryland Bankers’ Association
Belvedere Hotel
Joseph D. Baker
Dosen
Central National Bank
Court House
McKain
Bank Bern
Termacaay
Robert W. Mercier
McKaig
Sale Fip
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Chas
T. K. Youns
Aldet
Middletown Savings Bank
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Fire Insurance Company
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Naxias Baron
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