Roosevelt Reform Inside Party Lines Cements New York Nomination
The piece praises Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for seeking the Republican nomination for New York governor, arguing reformers should work within party structures. It notes his decision to decline an independent run and win broad support by running with a strong chance of success.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
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Cobnel Roosevelt
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Contorted early 20thcentury wires and quotes mixed
A collage of clipped lines from Baltimore American Baltimore News Cumberland Times Hagerstown Herald Chicago News Detroit Free Press Chicago Evening Journal New York Evening Journal Washington Star and the poem Sailant a Conni tion presents a panorama of sensational snippets. It references fairs generals and sailors with jumbled phrasing and stray verses.
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New York
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Philadelphia
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Philldelphia
Ne York
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Lezington
St. Louis
Baltimore and Way
Newark
Aliods
Washington, Cumberland
Stanswick
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Press Opinions on Promotions and Naval Disarmament
The Philadelphia Press notes Secretary Lange's proposed promotion reform critics argue harms merit by rewarding less deserving officers. It cites Sampson’s fleet and wartime ratings showing injustices. The New York Herald comments Spain backs the czar and supports disarmament while Aesop’s tale and naval economy analogies frame the debate.
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Lange
Vonmess
Samypson
Local Laconics and Civic Notes Across the State
Drouth threatens late crops and corn supplies while a soaking rain is hoped for. The Monocacy veterans met and planned a field monument. Subscriptions were secured for a political candidate in the Sixth District. Spumsville depots endure lawless crowds on Saturdays. Frederick is noted for large, fine city business houses near Baltimore.
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Amos Smith
Moments With The Mtse Autumn Leaves
Poem fragment reflecting on autumn leaves and seasonal recollections. Mentions pools calling tears and urging acceptance that life cycles persist with hope of return next year. The piece expresses endurance and a quiet assurance despite fading beauty.
Death of Mrs Anna Maria Chilton former mayor’s mother
Mrs Anna Maria Chilton widow of William H Chilton and mother of Mayor William I Chilton died at his home shortly before ten. She was 83 years old and had suffered a decline since last spring. Born in Charlestown Kent County on December 26 11 she married in 1810 and lived in Caroline County before moving to Frederick. A devout Methodist Episcopal member she remained active in church work. Funeral tomorrow at 7 15 AM at the house with Rev Osborne Ingle officiating and burial in Baltimore at Cheemount Cemetery.
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Willian AH. Chilton
Wim. I. Chilton
Friends
Charlestown
Kent County
Hev
John Sharpley
M. J
Hay
Philadelphia
Asbury
Sharpley
Baltics
Frederick
Mosquitoes rise linked to snake decline say Baltimore writer
A Baltimore correspondent suggests a New York scientist theorizes mosquitoes flourish as snakes decline. Snakes eat frogs, frogs eat the devil’s needle, a foe to mosquitoes. fewer snakes may boost frogs and curb the needle, aiding mosquito growth. The note invites rural observations for confirmation. Mr William A Grows of Braddock brings a fine black ice rind watermelon described as one of the season’s best.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Wm. A. Grows
Braddock
Ar Tup
Advertisements Mention Health Tonics and Remedies
The readable text markets products like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Celery Compound Tea as cures for digestion nerves and blood cleansing. It blends medical claims with promotional phrases, citing ailments and broad health benefits while referencing sales locations and promotional rhetoric.
Brief Kits and Global Oddities From a Distant Era
A scattered itemized note reports varied global trivia from church bans in Mexico to Belgium racing pigeons and Berlin birth statistics. It mentions Portugal's married women, Worcester as a Massachusetts city, and a cryptic line about a vast diamond covered tomb.
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Ching
Japan
Greecr
Guean Ithe
John Ball
Frank Sheffield
Alps
Property Deeds and Political Visit Report
Property transfers recorded include John L Long and wife to the Board of County School Commissioners for land valued at 25 dollars Ellen G C Wight to the same board for 123 08 square perches valued at 2 dollars Harriet Crone to Carrie W Kepler for Middletoen real estate valued at 3 dollars. Judge McComas mentioned in Washington that the Sixth district congressional fight should have nominations in Frederick and did not favor any candidate.
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Operty
John L. Long
Emily A
Board of County School Comnissioners
Ellen GC. Wight
Board of County School Commissioners
Harriett Crone
Carrie W. Kepler
Middletoen
Judge McComas
Washington
Frank Butts
Louis E McComas
Court House
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McComas
Frederick
Man Leaves State After Disorderly Charge
George Brown, colored, was arrested by Officer Ridenour on complaint of his wife charging him with being disorderly. He was brought before Justice White and released on condition that he leave the State.
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George Brown
Ridenour
Brown
Justice White
Local Wheat and Corn Prices Amid City News in Frederick
Wheat quoted at nine cents a bushel in Frederick with corn shelled at thirty cents per bushel and a dollar fifty per barrel. A carload of terra cotta pipe arrived for the new sewer on Hast street under P R R. Marriage licenses issued to Frank Purdy and Maggie Leather in Frederick and nearby counties. A pupil at the City Hall school cut his head on a desk edge. Support for consumption treatment and a local advert promises trials of remedies. Also notices for music training at SMUTH Studio and Rock Hill College admissions details.
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Hast Street
Harry Biggs
Adamstown
Sheppard
City Hall
Volce
Smuth
Second St. Frederick, Md
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de Rock Hill College
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