Grand jury urges depoliticizing public services in Frederick
The grand jury urges removing politics from county functions in Frederick, praising Monterene Port as well managed. It recommends nonpolitical control of public roads and the municipal electric light plant to improve efficiency and service. The report notes value in merit over political change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma“s Court
Grerd
Montague
Public Service
Frederick City
Politios
Monterne
Fragmented Historical Snippets on Policy and Politics
A garbled mix of editorial snippets references weathering topics including oyster expansion, death of a chief, insurance policy campaigns, and reform bills. The text mentions Chief Rain in the Face, Harris Nation, and a corrupt practices act, noting repeated failed bills and public cynicism.
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Baltimore American
Rain-in-the Face
Harris Nation
Baltimore Sas
Reform urged as graft era ends in Maryland
A Baltimore News editorial calls for a strict reform of the Maryland Legislature. It urges candidates to declare their positions early and warns that no time is better for rooting out corrupt practices.
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Maryland Tegislature
Baltimore
Seo
Key Washington Stas
Fragmented comic snippets from old papers
A collection of humorous dialogue snippets and bits from various newspapers including Philadelphia Prose Life Houston Post Philadelphia Ledger and Philadelphia Record. Jokes touch on fashion, car ownership hospital delays burglar fears and marriage remarks featuring unnamed speakers and social quips.
Insane chatter spurs call for reform in life insurance
A Washington Star report on a Bartford Connecticut convention of life underwriters shows a high official denouncing the public chatter about the industry. He argues for accountability and returns to honesty amid recent revelations and scandals.
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Washington Star
Bartford
Conn
Edo
Enranes
Eolid
Mfe
Moments With the Muse in Sunday School Times
A compact poetic column presents verses on spring youth and faith, contrasting light and dusk with divine presence. The piece references Life's Sexsons, autumn, and a spiritual closing, ending with Washington Stas.
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God
F. HO. Sweet
Sunday School Times
Calic Cholera Remedy Praised by Midland Mother
A Midland Michigan mother touts Chamberlain's Calic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as safe and effective for severe bowel complaints in children and even in heavy rain. She credits it with saving her two year old son and urges following printed directions for a certain cure. Sold at A L Pearre's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Chambermain
Meggie Hickox
Midland
Mich
A. L. Pearre
Taskie
A. L. Pestre
Ding
Rameberg Fertilizer Works a Frederick Industry Highlight
A historic Frederick facility, the Barmsbarg Fertilizer Company, traces to 1665 with founder John Stephen Ramsberg. The Ramaborg line includes Excelsior Plant Food and Dissolved Bone products, rooted in late 19th century factory moves and name changes.
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Frederick
Rameberg Fertil
Barmsbarg Fertilizer Company
John Stephen Ramsberg
Ramsburg
J. Mr. Newman & Co
Bzards
Ramaborg
Excelsior
Fertilizer Factory Output Expands and Shipping Figures Rise
The plant processes bone rock and acid to produce fertilizer. A 100 HP boiler powers a Clarke pulverizer and Kent mill stage by stage. Output climbs from 50 tons to 9000 tons annually with peak August production around 3000 tons and 50 workers during busy seasons. Freight includes as many as 23 cars in one day. The brand garners state and county fair honors and ships across neighboring states.
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Elstern
Maryland
Clarke
Kent
Aistein
Sondones
Market Gossip of Fresh Produce Prices and Varieties
This column notes brisk demand and abundant vegetables with apples cider and applebutter, detailing prices for fruits, nuts, vegetables, and meats across town. It mentions specific growers Walter Escder and Frank Mayne and a shift toward canteloupe and chestnut scarcity, with cider and butter prices and assorted goods by the dozen or per unit.
Funeral for Mrs Irene Mantz Sap Fington in Libertytown
The funeral of Mrs Irene Mantz Sap Fington of Libertytown was held with mass at St Pater's Gasholto church. Rev Fr Samuel J Kavanaugh officiated assisted by Rev Fre Rane sud Smith with Rev Fr W H Reaney delivering the sermon. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers included Greenberry E Sappington Sidney Sappington John Sappington R Frank Sappington James C Sappington William O Sappington Dr Clifford Sappington Sidney A Traule and Engins Hammond Sr, all of Lib ertytown and nearby areas.
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Irene Mantz Sap Fington
Libertytown
Pater
Greenberry E. Sappington
Unionville
Sidney
John Sappington
Frank Sappington
James C. Sappington
William O. Sappington
Clifford Sappington
Frederick
Sidney A. Trautle
Eogins Hammond, Sr
Frederick County grapes and hotels spark local debate
A Frederick editor argues for growing more grapes locally to capture New York trade and improve quality through better cultivation and spraying. The note also urges a first class hotel, pavement repairs, and praise for Sheriff Charles T. Young's service, noting potential re election hurdles.
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New York State
Frederick
Frederick County
New York
Miscellaneous Maryland Items From State News
A bassard with a bell stamped Alabama 1903 was captured near Hancock. Miss Jane Moran aboard the steam yacht Watnrus at Annapolis is licensed to pilot vessels over 1000 tons. Francia J. Duna declines the Democratic nomination for State Senate in Allegany. Plans form for a 12 mile Ellicott City to Highlandtown passenger and freight auto line. C B Wade, Western Maryland brakeman, struck by a switch bar at Edgemont and seriously injured. hospitalized in Hagerstown. Fire damages part of a large timber and coal yard roof in Westminster owned by I Gorsuch Son Co. about 6000 cases of corn damaged by water. Logs of both parties insured. D A Meer note. Daughters of the American Revolution Frederick Chapter to resume meetings Sept 25 at the regent Miss Ritchie’s home.
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Alabama
Hancock
Jane Moran
Annapolis
Francia J. Duna
Senate
Allegany County
Ellicott City
Highlandtown
C. B. Wade
Maryland
Edgemont
Hagerstown
I. Gorsuch Son Company
Westminster
Smith, Yingling & Co
Reform Ticket In Camden County Convention
Reform group in Camden named a slate for state senator Dr Dowling Benjamin assembly Thomas B Hail and C Neall Clark sheriff Joseph E Newrey county clerk Frank H Burdsal The text also promotes Chamberlains Salvete for wounds and burns selling at A L Prestes Drug Store.
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Reform
Camden
Camden County
Teacue
Dowling Benjamin
Assembly
Thomas B. Hail
C. Neall Clark
Joseph E. Newrey
Frank H. Burdsal
Juvenile and Belle Lettres Society Meetings Announced
The Juvenile Literary Society at North Market Street School held a full meeting with E Besmgerdner presiding. Members presented recitations readings debates and a unanimous verdict favored the affirmative in a Loyd battle over Franklin versus Edison. The Belle Lettres Society opened under T Legg with roll call minutes readings debates and a two to one win for the affirmative in the navigation versus railroads debate. Emerson Literary Society at Frederick College reorganized electing Arthur E Lary president Wilbur Wilcoxon vice president Stewart Haller treasurer and Samuel Brown critic. The group adjourned to meet September 29.
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Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Etrees School
E. Besmgerdner
Duendriskeca
W. Yinger
L. Eice
S Esy
Georges Washington
Kosshonr
W. Seeger
California
W. Stanton
O. Thomas
Lafayatte
J. Sunday
the Nighsingale
Ro Bargee
Franklin
Eéison
C. Burger
R Fleher
M. Shirley
Kemp
A-Qayan
K. Martz
Blam
O. Tyeryar
D. Hendrickson
Treaurer
Oiuty
Belles Lettres
Ballea Lettres Society
T. Legg
B. Stockman
Bock Farnshaw
Emerson Literary Society
Frederick College
College Hall
Paul Marsh
Arthur E. Lary
Wilbur Wilcoxen
Stewart Haller
Samuel Brown
Cocisty
Postmaster General Corcoran's Treasury Promotion in doubt
Disclosures of insurance contributions to the Republican campaign fund are linked to moves to keep Postmaster General Connelyou in place. Reports say Shaw is to be replaced due to financial experience, while cabinet and Republican senators show mixed opinions on a treasury appointment.
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Certelycu
Treasury
Cornot
Feh- Wwe
Air
Post Office Department
Shaw
Hy Qf
Connelyou
Prosecution to Target Railroads Over Rebates under Elkins Law
District Attorney Morrison announces charges against four officers of Schwarzchild Sulzberger for conspiring to receive rebates in the packing business. The Elkins law treats all participants equally, enabling proceedings against the railroads named in the indictment through a new investigation before a grand jury.
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Elkins
Schwarzehild & Sulzberger
Morrison
Fever Under Control Opens New Orleans Public Schools
New Orleans authorities, after a conference with Dr White, say fever is under control and President Wilson will urge the school board to reopen public schools on October 2. Each school will be disinfected weekly. Yellow fever reports show new cases and deaths to date, with discharges listed.
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New Orleans
Believin
White
Wilson
Bonaparte to Leave Navy for Attorney General Post
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte is set to become attorney general next July when Secretary Moody retires from the cabinet. The Philadelphia News Bureau dispatches word from Washington confirming the planned transition.
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Secretary of the Navy
Philadelphia
Philadelphia News Bureau
Washington
Bonaparte
Moir
Germany and France agree complete accord on Moroccan conference
Dr Rosen the German minister to Morocco and the French government reach full accord on the program for the Moroccan conference. News from Sept 23 reports the official announcement of the accord. A separate item notes Miss Letitia Hildebaugh, a Lancaster Pa school teacher, pleading guilty to passing worthless checks in Trenton and being remanded for sentence.
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Dr. Rosen
Morocco
Trenton
Xii. J
Letitia Hildebaugh
Lancaster
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