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North Pole hunting and political tensions in closed asanon
Amid chaotic reporting on Bishop Berry denying charges and Roosevelt allegations, several tangled cables from Liverpool reference Fairbanke and tainted ballots. The discourse hints at Filipino suspicions and Taft campaign canvassing, with Foraker noting central candidates not chosen by port-card ballots.
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Navy Advertising Recruits Boost From News Papers
The Navy Department credits newspapers with increasing enlistments, noting a strong rise in July and August after adopting modern ad methods under Secretary Metcalf. July enrollments rose to 1,618 from 900 last year and August to 1,702 from 1,157, with no other changes in conditions cited. The department says newspaper ads are the most effective recruitment tool.
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Fragmentary 1930s Commentary Mixed With Political Snippets
A garbled historical excerpt mixes opinion on President Roosevelt and milk prices with references to Bryan, Oklahoma Senators, and lawmakers. It mentions Baltimore papers and a Standard Oil context, hinting at political jockeying and public concern, all in fragmented form.
Minutes of Merriness and Snippets From Newspapers
A collage of quips and brief dialogues from various papers. Notable lines reference baseball figures like Ty Cobb and Davy Jones, and a mix of light humor about family and concerts.
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Willis
Sam Crawford
Ty Cobb
Davy Jones
Detroit Free Press
The Voice of the Press and Capitol Prosecution Highlights
A Paris physician claims a sleeping wakefulness via electricity, while the St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues Filipinos gain local self rule posited to approach autonomy. The Philadelphia Ledger reports warrants against fourteen Capitol frauds suspects, detailing key players and the challenge of proving conspiracy under Pennsylvania law.
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Spain
Japan
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Australia
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Capitol
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Pennsylvania
Poems and Praise From The News
A fragmentary verse page quotes lines from Richand Henry Stoppard and O A Dana praising virtue and courage. It recalls lovers dreamily and extols steadfast manhood as celestial strength. The item appears as a literary aside attributed to The News with archaic diction and ritual cadence.
Musician in War: Charles E Moberly of Frederick
Frederick resident Charles Edward Moberly born 1839, son of Levi and Rebecca Lambright Moberly. He learned painting, and his brothers Louis H. William Hiram David Charles Edwin formed Moberly brothers band, later Frederick Cornet Band, which joined Knights Templar and United Guards on multiple parades and events including Harper's Ferry era.
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Charles Edward Moberly
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Hiram Moberly
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Civil War Veteran Moberly Of First Maryland Band
Mr Moberly joined the First Maryland Volunteer Regimental Band in September 1861 and served with Company H Henry Sobley s Regiment. He fought with a baritone horn on his back and a musket in hand sustaining sabre wounds and bullets. After capture near Front Royal Virginia in May 1863 and four months as a prisoner, he was discharged. He later served as assistant steward in the medical provosts office headquartered in the old Reformed chapel under Principal Steward Cahill. He worked at McCarg s paint shop lettering headboards for fallen soldiers graves and remained a painter. In 186? he married Fantile Reynolds. they had five children and several relatives in Maryland and Washington.
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Washington
David H. Moberly
Baltimore
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Atty
Hammond Welty
Aity
No Jelly No Elopement in Jam Plot
Muddled note recalls a failed elopement attempt at night from Sabina with Sarah Carer and Joseph Trohertson aiding a return to safety. A stray line mentions a mother’s apple jelly and a chase under lamplight as the pair retreat, while a second item reports a turtle found at Pine Brook dated 1846 carved by an ancestor.
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Joseph Trohertson
Sarah Carer
Sabina
Robertson
Tye
Hart
Partnership Formed With Local Real Estate Firm
Mr. George F. Bane of Washington has joined Westcott & Wilcox real estate dealers. The firm will hereafter be known as Wastcott, Wilcox, & Bana, signaling a partnership that expands the local brokerage presence.
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Washington
Westcott & Wilcox
Real Eatato Dealers
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Emberdays Weather Prediction Mentioned in Brief
Reads that Wednesday Friday and today marked Emberdays. Suggests weather over three months with potential patterns: eight rainy days in October, partly cloudy November, and a clear December. Signals a brief meteorological note from a historical source.
The Touch That Heals Arnica Salve At Mottarn Pharmacy
Bucklaw Arnica Salve is advertised as a potent healing ointment for old sores cuts and wounds. The label claims universal effectiveness and guarantees satisfaction at Voarra's Mottarn Pharmacy in Zhe.
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Voarra
Mottarn
Zhe
Autumnal Town Notes Ahead of Frederick Fair
A lively community column from late summer chronicles plans for the Frederick fair, school openings, and local improvements. It notes electric power issues, market discussions, theatre and opera plans, religious observances, and civic events. Strong local figures and places are mentioned as preparations unfold.
Canned Peaches and Cavalry Camp Planned Near Town
Scattered fragments describe canned peaches next winter and a cavalry unit from the United States Army arriving at Tows and camp grounds near the fair. The text references a mountain closing and a broken moonlit event with various unreadable items.
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Naturns Weather Record Reveals Droughts’ Stamp on Timber
Forest officials report the severe drought across New England and the mid Atlantic has left a lasting mark on growing timber. Tree rings chronicle past conditions, with drought reducing growth and shrinking trunks, while cold winters and late frosts further limit annual expansion. Biographies of ancient trees show years of age from 1,000 to 3,000, their rings opening a window to pre Christian era weather patterns.
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Clover Leaf Literary Society Meets with Debates and Recitations
The Clover Leaf Literary Society held an afternoon session with roll call and minutes, then a varied program including recitations, orations on General Lee and The Bella of Old St John’s, essays on pyramids and Our Nation’s Flag, declamations, a debate on gunpowder versus the steam engine, and a closing weekly event. Dues were collected by Misa Helen Mullinix as the group adjourned to meet in September.
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