Campaign rhetoric and hospital scrutiny referenced in county report
The article notes Senator Bailey testing vindications while Governor T Hasxery speaks as a national issue authority. It highlights Frederick County grand jury findings on Montevue Hospital amid criticism of Maryland asylums, arguing local administration avoids the faults plaguing other counties and urging citizen confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hasxery
Maryland
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Montevue Hospital
Fragmentary Baltimore Evening Note Mentions Cat
A brief, unclear snippet from the Baltimore American references a cat and a resigned tone. No clear persons or events are readable to establish a news item or outcome.
Minutes of Merriness and Quips From Humorous Columns
A collage of witty quotes and snippets from period humor pages. Features remarks about whales, editors, throne rooms, maples, three Rs, and campus antics across several newspapers.
Lawsons Stock Gamble Ads Draw Sharp National Outcry
The Philadelphia North American and Washington Herald denounce Tom Lawson for a sweeping stock gambling scheme. They accuse his National stock plan of unlimited capitalization to mislead buyers and shift public money into a dangerous endless chain. Critics warn officials may curb such advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lawson
Lawson
Bo Guanine
The
Washington Herald
Mawson
Wall Street
Tom Janson
Uncle Sam
Foraker’s Fall and the Standard Oil Scandal
The World condemns Senator Joseph Benson Foraker for secretly serving as a paid lobbyist for Standard Oil and borrowing funds to buy a newspaper for campaigning. It argues the exposure taints his public record, with broad blame on the Standard Oil Company as a corrupting force in American politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
New York World
Senator Foraker
Congress of the United States
Standard Oi Company
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Roosevelt
Tiwan
Pormker
Republican Party
Roonevelt
Fedor
Vorakov
Congress
Standard Ol
Standard of Company
Colt
Standard Oi
Ngsiogl
Taft
Republic
Repiblican Organization
Joseph Benson Foraker
Moments with the Muse Under a Pine Tree
Under a swaying pine wind sounds soften into music. The poem likens wind through pines to an organ loft chorus, linking voices of trees to the ocean and eternity. Francia W. Bovapitton remarks on nature’s timeless message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Francia W. Bovapitton
Church and the Bible lecture reinforces Catholic authority
Falher Burke argues at St John’s last night that certainty in faith comes from a living church authority not the Bible alone. He contends the New Testament formed after Christianity and cites centuries of church unity and apostolic teaching as the sole secure guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Falher Burke
Christ
Barth
Earth
Chifet
Deaths and funeral notices from Boonsboro and Thurmont
Obituaries report Alfred Hifer of Boonsboro aged 72 with multi-state survivors and funeral in United Brethren church. Charlotte Shriver of Thurmont dies at 79 with Lutheran rites. Nellie Crum, 16, dies at Mt Pleasant with funeral plans pending. Rachel Spriggs, 40s, dies of pneumonia at 113 Tee street with Asbury church services. John T. Hall, 41, dies at 28 West Sixth Street with Quinn A M E services. Also notes W F & G RR grading near Thurmont and expected Monocacy Valley connections and transport of trains within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpred
Alfred
Hifer
Boonsboro
Washington County
Huffer
Kredmick County
Hoffer
United Brethren Church
Ghee
Eva
Alvey
Clarence
Harvey
George
Mia
Gerling
Clarence Kedy
Keedysville
Markwood Huffer
Harry
Broad Run
Frederick County
Lillie Loudy
Tattlestown
Piater
Mire
Salomon
Thomas
Jatab
Loppans
J. A. Shottle
G. W. Snyder
The
Reformed Church
Anthony
Keptrey Bt
Boongan
Charlotte Maner
Charlotte Shriver
John J. Pitman
Lewistown
Lutheran Church of
George W. Crist
Walkeraville
M. J. Beard
Thurmont
Luther Creager
Nellie Cruat
Nellie Crum
Charles Crum
Mt.Pleasant
Rachel Spriaas
Rachel Spriggs
Tee Street
Asbury Church
John T. Hall
Weat Sixth Street
Quinn A
Greenmount Cemetery
Flags Changed as Oklahoma Joins Union in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia visit to the United States Arsenal during Oklahoma’s admission reveals 3000 flags altered. Women led the work reattaching 135000 stars and adding 4000 new ones for the new state, with sailors handling naval flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Benny Ross
Fla
Ning
Sewin Machine
Stara
Econgresa
Congresa
Brief Bits From Town News
Fishing yielded a fine bag for Mr Starry Creager and Mr C Zachariah Maine hauled a 3 pound 10 ounce bass. The Bow era Labor Company plans night plant work. Villa Park season closes with old time cakewalk. Iron porch added to Woman's College by Frederick Iron Works. Frontage repairs on Mvanglical Reformed church done. Tobias Zimmerman’s porch on West Patrick Street erected. Woodwork refreshed at B Resenour & Sons store. New roof put on S L Rhoads property by local builders. A free fight on Rast All Sainte street ended without arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starry Creager
Bowera Labor Company
Villa Park
Mvanglical Reformed Church
Tobias Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
Pont of Rocks
C. Zachariah Maine
Woman’s College
Frederick Iron Works
Resenour & Sons
J. H. Lampe
L. Rhoads
South Market Street
Messrs. C. P. Smith & Son
Toke’ Stone
Tobrey
Rast All Sainte
Danner
Carter
Law's grip leads to dismissed assault charge against Duvall
A. T. Duvall was arrested on assault charges against his father Bernard Duvall but the case was dismissed after the defendant failed to appear. The hearing noted alleged quarrel and club use though no prosecution moved forward. Separately two Philadelphians stopped in town, bought bicycles from Murray Krish, and began a year long tour toward Marpera Ferry West Virginia carrying a large record book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Duvall
Carter Yeni
Bernard Duvall
C. H. Eckstein
Philadelphia
Murray Krish
Marpera Ferry
W. Va
Letters From the People on Crap-Shooting and Police Duties
A reader voices concern about crap-shooting gangs and praises police efforts while urging action against corruption. The letter argues for enforcing duties without political interference and stresses rooting out wrongdoing at its source.
Social World honors Aripal couple with home event
Mr and Mrs Luther M Stone hosted a reception at East Church street in honor of daughter Mrs John T Kennedy and her husband after their wedding trip. Guests included extended Stone Kennedy and Moore families with music, refreshments, and well wishes. The Kennedys plan to entertain at 326 East Church after October 1. Miss Bettie Neel entertained friends in honor of Mrs Frank Webb of Columbia Ohio with a pleasant evening and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aripal
Luther M. Stone
East Church Street
John T. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
L. M. Stone
Janice
Goldie
Binache Stone
Charles Ebert
Mra
Thomas F. Kennedy
Nannie
Ruth
May Kennedy
Lawrence Kennedy
Mary Ebert
Ira V. Moore
Amon Cramer
Elsie Vanfossen
Kennedy
326
Need
Bettle Neel
East Second Street
Frank Webb
Columbia
Ohio
Funerals In Walkersville and Washington Observances
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Noble Cram at her Walkersville home with interment in Glade cemetery. Also noted are funerals for Charlee R. Hardt in Washington and Florence M. Blair in Mt. Olivet, with details of ages and officiants. An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming broad efficacy and offering a $100 promise for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Cram
Walkersville
Alfred Dinterman
I. J. Eyler
Jno. Jamison
Wro
Lense
Elmer Barrick
Wm. Perry
Glade
New
Schaeffer
Charlee R. Hardt
Washington
Mt. Olivet
Hardt
Florence M. Blair
East Sixth Street
Char
F. Stock
Thomas v. Rice
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It Daily News
Southerx Prixtoig Axd
Sgaxorscrersse Company
Wredep Ica
Frederick, Md
Bailey
Léi
Anes
Aqver
Noah
Louisville
Jou
Plunkville
Fitteburg Post
SieeUp
Blixo University
Pat
Kid Launt
Pruette
Silas Dear
Silas
Fern Oil
Heck
Chicago
Treea
Gol
Coarabortain
Father Guake
Popeye
Welcote
Peties
Oller
Core
Widhina
Ovsraver
Hall
Dudresn
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fall
Central National Bank
National Bank
Geert Biouve
Frederick, Hd
Ommergial Cial
TSR
Frederick County National Bank
Por
Mount Pleasant
Teadiy Cramer & Stauffer
G. W. Cockerly
Patrick Street
W.H. Knock
South Severt
Mewa
Fok
North Market Street
M, Ammervnen
Market Street
Cramer & Stauffer, Seplscht
Derr Stree
T. W. Gaver
East South Street
Frederick
Mas
Marshall ‘Miller
Baty
Paola
Mechala
Tormeeasy
Robert W. Mercier
McKalg
Slédawit
Ato
T. K
Inter Morben
Marasdtf
Commissioners of Charities
Houck
Seckstary
David Cram BR
K. Young
FAR. & Mecn
NTL Bank
Pparmere' & Mechanione
B. Tra
James HL. Haute
Albert Gilson
Farmers’ and Mechanica’ National
Bank of Frederick
Farmere’ and Mechanice
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown
Viatdowk
Proree
Yire Insurance Company
Frederick Comety
Erriea
Central National Bare
Fraderigh ED
Septtal Wrook
Vreseass
Horus
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