Confused Objections and Tax Rulings Stir Debate
The article surveys critics in Philadelphia and beyond over Panama Canal trade hopes, Colombia revolutions, and foreign policy. It reviews a tax ruling on medicinal spirits and the taxability of alcohol-rich patent medicines amid temperance arguments and concerns about illicit use.
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Ignt
Daves Bean
Commissioner of
Iugiurnal Revenue
Einos
New England
Botlee
Mystery Kentucky figure over 80 called colorel
A cryptic note from a Kentucky source refers to a Mister Wallereed described as over eighty and called colorel. The fragment hints at a local or informal label but provides no clear event or context.
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Mister Wallereed
Kentucky
Political essay urges electing capable leaders for Maryland
The piece argues for a businesslike state government and electing men best suited to serve Maryland. It laments General Baughman’s illness, praises his reputation, and hopes for a robust contest between candidates who appeal directly to voters.
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Frederick
Baughman
Maryland
Baltimore News
Miners and Media Mirth in Classic Cartoon Snippets
A collage of lighthearted quips from The Houston Post Philadelphia Record Chicago News Harper's Bazar and Cleveland Plain Dealer features theatrical banter fashion barbs and spelling lessons. The tone captures early 20th century newsroom chatter and social humor through mismatched quotes and playful exchanges.
Peace Treaty Viewpoints At Midst Dynamic Equilibrium
The public favors the Portsmouth peace as best for both sides and world harmony. The agreement leaves Japan strengthened yet Russia able to defend its interests, creating a dynamic balance that limits further decisive moves and spares life and treasure.
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New York Times
Pasce
Portamouth
Japan
Ruasle
Moments of the Muse and Moral Resolve
A collage of inspirational lines and quotes detailing bravado, perseverance, and admonitions to work through hardship. It references a figure who conquers foes in feats of strength and ends with a nurse of caution, then shifts to a motivational poem urging action and resilience amid struggle. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets closes the piece.
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Chamberlain
L. Pearre
Frederick High School Cadet Corps Officers Named for Coming Year
Frederick High School Cadet Corps elects officers for the upcoming year with Captain William T. De La Plaine First Lieutenant William L. Orem er Second Lieutenant Hammond Clary and sergeants Liaybarn Hughes William Storm and Lee Ordemas. About 25 members, new recruits, uniforms ordered, drills Mondays and Wednesdays under Prof Harry Kefanver. The corps hopes to larger and better drill and participate in ceremonies again.
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Oscoe
Tus
Wm. T. Dela Plaine
Hontemant
William L Oremer
Lisatemast
Hammond Clary
Liaybarn Hughes
Eooone
William Storm
Lae Ordemas
Ira Toomas
Irving Staley
Roy Stockman
Raymond Eté4
Jamie Enright
Pawel Browe
Cherles Robisecn
Corpe
Harry Z. Kefanver
Ita Fice
Marriages and notices from Middletown and surrounding area
Grayson Hedges Staley, clerk in the Office of Nations Bank, and Miss Berthe Fracoas of Middletown were married at Christ's Reformed church in Middletown. Emma Carlay and Hugh A Fisher wed in Laurel Maryland. Nellie V Saunders and Samuel H Barris tied the knot in Martinsburg. William E Roberts and Effie Y Mahoney wed quietly in Araby. The section also notes a shooting death near Covington and multiple local notices.
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Btalrey
Grayson Hedges Staley
Offizeon' Nations Bank
Berthe Fracoas
Lucinda F. Coblentz
Middletown
Emory L. Coblentz
Christ's Reformed Church
Frank Hargets
Robert O Dslaplaine
Claude Wilhide
Frederick
R V Haaver
Middistown
Fisher—Curley
Emma Carlay
Georges Curley
Hugh A Fisher
David M. Flaher
Misa Evis Waters
Walter Lanahan
Mreno
F. Kouitz
Bagerstown
Warren Stewart
Alan Lawo
Mra Fisher
New York
Atlantic City
Laurel
James P. Carley
House of Delegates
The
Laurel Leader
Causes of railroad accidents blamed on excessive speed
An expert from years of railroading argues that speed too high for roadbed causes most crashes. He cites curves, high water, yards and switches as weak spots where engineers must slow. Officials rely on the engineer while drivers fear confessing unsafe speeds after wrecks.
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Partica
Raulroma
United States
Bose
Byittle
The Work of Death Maurice C Smith
Maurice O. Smith aged about 53 died yesterday at his home in Loys Station after a long illness from paralysis and stroke. He leaves a widow, a daughter Mrs Charles H Domer, and a son Clarence Smith. He belonged to Jr. C U A Sf and Knights of Pythias Thormont and will be buried at Oreageratown after services at the Reformed church tomorrow at 10.00 conducted by Rev Geo Whitmore. Interment at the gate yard.
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Maurice C Smith
Maurice O. Smith
Festa
Loys Station
Slater
James Robinson
Charles H. Domer
Orengerstown
Clarence Smith
Lodge of Knights of Pythiss
Thormont
Sko
Reformed Church of
Oreageratown
Ravy
Sick Boy Cured by Chamberlains Remedy
A Midland Michigan parent credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing a two year old boy after a severe bowel illness. The ad urges following directions for a certain cure and lists A Pearre's Drug Store as seller. Also mentions a Frederick County court decree with an October 14 1905 sale at the Court House door.
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Chamberlain
Miggxie Hickox
Midland
Mich
Pearre
Creult
Frederick County
Iaid
William E. Adams II
Willam E Adams
Margaret A. Stone
Wiigeliat Pobic Este
Court House
Frederick City
Frederick Cannis
St Lio‘elock
S.m
Fifth Street
Margaret Antoze
Tosepf W. Gaver
Stes
John L Dutrow
Bryan starts Around the World tour from Lincoln
Mr and Mrs W J Bryan with son William and daughter Grace depart Lincoln for a world tour. They sail from San Francisco on September 26, stop in Honolulu briefly, reach Tokyo by October 15 and travel to Manila, Australia, New Zealand, India, Holy Land and Europe, planning to finish within a year.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
India
Holy Land
Countrie
Europe
Dean's Ointment Endorsed By Frederick Vet For Hemorrhoids
Frederick readers are advised by Dr A Fraley veterinary surgeon to use Dean's Ointment for hemorrhoids after other remedies fail. Sold at Clinton E Maio's drug store Market Street with Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the same Dean's and try it.
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A Fraley
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W. Patrick Street
Dane
Ciiizany
Clinton E. Maio
Market St
Dean
Foater Milburn Co
Buffalo
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