Washington an Gettysburg line urged for Frederick county
A Maryland newspaper column argues the Washington Westminster and Gettysburg route would boost local progress if Frederick county towns showed enterprise. It cites Westminster Mt Airy Damascus Littlestown and Gettysburg and compares efforts with Frederick Thurmont Emmitsburg and other towns along the proposed route. The piece highlights Hanover's resilience after a plant fire and credits local initiative for economic growth.
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Beitor Oigsell
Thurmont Clardon
Washington
Frederick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Cassell
Bank of Money
the Clarion
Washington,Westminster
Gettysburg
Hanover
American Machine and Foundry Company
Senator Wallington Bids For World Expulsion Record
A fragment notes Senator Wallington making a bid to hold the world record for expulsion from things, with sparse wording suggesting a sensationalized political or social jab. The source mentions Baltimor American as a possible publication origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Call to oust Senator Wellington over scandal and incapacity
The Baltimore News and the Baltimore Herald urge Wellington's expulsion from the U S Senate citing incapacity and misconduct. They argue removal would allow Governor Smith to appoint a Democratic replacement, benefiting Maryland's representation in Congress.
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George L. Wellington
United States Senate
Yland
Maryland
National Congress
Wellington
Smith
Senate of the United States
Baltimore Herald
Moments of Merriness and Witty Wordplay Across Papers
A collage of quips and jokes from Brooklyn Life Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Record and other papers. Snappy lines about engagements hats rail workers and a clergyman at a pub appear with brisk humor and old time cadence.
Moral grandeur of McKinley amid assassination reverie
The Philadelphia Record editorial reflects on President McKinley's death, praising his mercy toward his assassin Ozolgosz and urging a lawful, humane response. It contrasts civilised justice with mob vengeance, urging love of justice and avoidance of anarchism while embracing forgiveness as a national lesson.
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Philadelphia Record
McKinley
Neal
William McKinley
Barbsham
Ozolgosz
Czolgosz
Lynch Lsw
Memorial verse for statesman and soldier
A reflective elegy from the Inter Ocean praising a revered statesman and soldier. It honors his public service, faith, and willingness to accept God's will. The poem traces his death, the nation’s mourning, and the sanctity of his legacy.
Noted Trials Across Centuries and Marine Strength
A survey recalls historic executions in Rome England and Norwich, including Pietro Giaconi and Marie Bonelli for a sextuple poisoning in 1900 Rome and similar sentences from earlier eras. It also discusses the shark's power and a Sunday School riddle about David and Goliath with a Philadelphia Press dialogue prompt.
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Pietro Giaconi
Marie Bonelli
Rome
England
Eugene Aram
Clarke
Horne
Wall
Sherward
Norwich
Fitzjames Stephens
al. Tie
Willie
Philadelphia Press
Shifting the Blame at the Gazzams Reading Courtroom
An Indianapolis snippet notes awkward social introductions between Mr Gazzam and Miss Clawise amid a tense exchange. A Boston Transcript item flags a financial operation as Boynton reports suffering from a nonmedical procedure, while Sawyers responds with uncertainty about the surgery. Gibbons borrowed $10 yesterday.
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Gazzams
Amatward
Boynton—Tarding
Sawyers
Boynton
Gibbons
Boston Transcript
Convention Report of Years Work by W C T U Frederick County
The fifteenth annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Frederick County met in Frederick with sessions in Court Street rooms and a public evening meeting at the United Brethren church. Mrs. Sarah C. Thomas was re elected president. officers for 19 were elected and addressed on temperance missions. The evening program featured Mrs. Haslup, Miss Keller, and Mrs. Stinespring with songs and a farewell benediction.
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Frederick County
Court Street
Waas
United Brethren Church
Nainvantinn
B. W. Switzer
Lillie Keller
Mary R. Haslup
Baltimore
5. G. Thomas
Buckeystown
A. W. Nicocemus, Jr
Misa Lillie M. Keller
Frederick
Treaaurer
Kate Bartgis
U. B
West Second Street
5. O. Thomas
Buckeyatown
Mre. A. R
C. W. Stinespring
Circuit Court
Mary EB. Davis
Wm. K. Davis
Chas. H. Linthicum
Osse D. Linthicum
Seprexsnek Ter
Charles C. Waters
Bdward
Hichalbercer
Bokert
Douglass In Werget
Frederick Co
Douglass H. Hargeti
Coblentz & Waters
Sisdat Ee
London County and Frederick Bridge Company
Citizen's National Bank
Thomas H. Haller
Brake man injured in Baltimore ballast train accident
John Robinson of Baltimore, a brake man on a Baltimore and Ohio ballast train, was run over while uncoupling cars near Mantz's crossing. At Frederick he had his right foot amputated and his right shoulder badly crushed. surgeons and doctors warned the injuries could be serious as he remains in shock.
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John Robinson
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Elmer Hall
East Fourth Street
Dru
Thomas Johnson
Franklin B. Smith
Robinson
Mantz’s Crossing
Wellington Denounced by Knights of Pythias Lodge
Magnolia Lodge in Sharpsburg Washington county adopted resolutions denouncing Senator Wellington for remarks about President McKinley’s assassination. They called for his expulsion, deeming him disgraceful and unpatriotic. A copy will be sent to the Grand Lodge.
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Wellington
Magnolia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Order
McKinley
Grand Lodge
In Law's Grip: Vernon Arrested for Board Fraud
Ralph E. Vernon alias James E Anderson was arrested by Officer Simpson on a board bill of 27 dollars owed to D. M. Boy, manager of the Park Hotel. Justice Wood jailed him in default of bail. Vernon, known locally as Anderson, has been in Frederick for months and worked at the Monocacy Valley Canning Factory.
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Ralph E. Vernon
James E. Anderson
Simpson
D. M. Boy
Park Hotel
Justice Wood
Vernon
Anderson
Frederick
Monocacy Valley
Mary Andrear Celebrates Eighty-Fifth Birthday at Walkersville
Mrs. Mary Andrear marked her eighty fifth birthday at home in Walkersville with a large gathering. Guests included Rev. Emory Dudrear of Carroll County, Miss Eleanor Kabel, Miss Clara Bachus of Philadelphia, and many Frederick residents. a festive meal followed socializing and toasts wishing many more years.
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Mary Andrear
Walkersville
Emory Dudrear
Carroll County
Eleanor Kabel
Clara Bachus
Philadelphia
Misa Gollins
Lee Goldsborough
Washington
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