Moon's a oe Ege and King Edward's aim in Germany
The text critiques King Edward's plan to show his nephew that he is not the only ruler who can govern and notes the newspaper's shift to publish more of his sayings. It comments on reform factions pressing candidates, and a Knights of Labor stance denouncing unions stirring trouble amid government printing office disputes. It praises labor leadership that recognizes mistakes and seeks reform.
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Edward
Germany
General Executive Board
The
Knights of Labor
Goverment Printing Office
Pistol Carrying Punishments Heated in New York and Washington
The Washington Star criticizes lenient pistol penalties as a danger to public safety. It argues fines as low as 50 dollars or brief jail terms fail to deter gun carrying, urging harsher penalties up to 500 dollar fines or longer confinement. The New York World notes similar issues with a maximum ten dollar fine for pistol offenses, calling for criminal code reforms to curb the pistol habit.
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The
Washington Star
Washington
New York
New York World
Harsh Penalties Told To Deter Violent Crime
A historical editorials argues severe punishment for men with temptations toward violence. It claims that possession of a temper leads to crime and that general yielding to temptation drives a large share of homicide cases in every community.
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Rive
Contempory Comment on Politics and Trusts
Contemporary commentary from Baltimore papers notes Palma’s noninvolvement unless on hunting or fishing trips and warns on wind and market stability. It discusses woman suffrage delays, Connecticut voters revealing ages, and doubts about consolidation and trust securities amid big combinations, with a critical view of the party and market outlook.
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Palma
Baltimore Herald
Connecticut
Baltimore
Trust Securittea
Farmers' Trusts and the Chicago Convention Debate
The Boston Transcript argues farmers delegates in Chicago seek one grand union to raise life’s costs, mirroring trusts they condemn. It notes potential aims to raise prices through pooled production, compares tactics to labor and employer groups, and questions legality and consistency in self serving motives. The piece highlights bipartisanship in opposing laws if convenient.
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Farmers’ Trust
Boston Transcript
Chicago
Genereral
United States
Steel Trust
Sugar Trust
Aua Cess
Moments With The Muse The Caterpillar And A Woman
A fragmentary page poem set contrasts between transformation and motherhood. The Caterpillar ponders june dreams of becoming a butterfly while reflections on womanhood affirm strength, virtue, nobility, and reverence across verses. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for life saving relief.
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Chamberlain
B. i. Byer
Teilef
B. T. Little
Merchant
Ocock
Fereale
Pearre
Letters on Frederick City Hospital and its supporters
A Frederick letter writer defends the Frederick City Hospital's founding by local women, detailing decades of effort and funding by charity groups. The piece rebuts claims of doctor control, asserts nonsectarian aims, and urges public backing for the hospital and its benefactors, referencing Clara Barton’s legacy and the broader need for community health facilities.
Frederick doctors project praised despite critics
A Hyattsown reader letter defends Frederick County Medical Society actions and hospital association efforts while accusing another writer of misrepresentation. The note cites a September baseball game between Hyattstown and Park Mills Bear Branch Adamstown players, arguing the game and team integrity were misreported and stresses on playing by baseball rules not ink.
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Frederick
Frederick Otty Hospital Association
Tan News
Frederick County Medics Society
Tax News
Hyattatown
Park Mills
Bear Branch
Adamstown
Asems
Hyattstown
Bresdy
Dadrow Snd
Fire and disaster roll through Maryland towns
A wave of fires devastated farms and towns from Waldorf in Charles County to Ohilds near Hilton, with losses including a large bank barn near Indian Springs and Gallaher Hall. In Hancock a Western Maryland Railroad right of way was awarded damages to Mrs. Margaret Watts, while a child near Eakles Mills was struck dead by a Baltimore and Ohio train. Diphtheria outbreaks hit Middletown children linked to desks from a rural white school.
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P. A. Lassoer
Waldorf
Charles County
Pittsburg and Maryland Coal Company
Capital Stock
Oakland
Floyd
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Eastern Shore
Maryland Volunteers
Easton
Harry Bloom
Indian Springs
Washington County
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Blue Mountain Honan
Hillcot
Oldfield
Republican Party
Howard County
Ohilds
Hilton
Gallaher Hall
Cora Brown
Eakles Mills
Baltimore and Ohio
Hagertown
Margaret Watts
Western Maryland Railroad
Hancock
Mary L. Sater
Charles M. Sater
Charles Hard
Middletown
A. A. Lamar
Middletown Valley
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Trea
BAC
Moon
Mr. Devery
Contemporary Comment
Westher Borean
California
Annapolis
June
Sosis M. Bg
Bartleti Wanner
Plain Dealer
Tax Newa
County Physicians
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
Frederick City
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County & Hospital
Board of Managers
Frederick County Medical Sosisty Aa
Specialitss
D&tc
Frederick Unly Hospital
Bag of Directors
Sr“ A
Old School
Ederick
Isoly
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Clara
Kbar
News OF the
D. P. Daucherty
Mercer
Summer Counties
A. L. Pearre
F. O. Box AG
P. O
Martha Welabere
Market Street
Walter Saunders
Ecsder
Daniel Bisel
Cate
Nova
Brewster
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Neason
Hitle
C. B. Meares
West All Sorts
Jon
Aleo
Patrik Strert
Toan
Alfred Hirer
DO Beable Tenants
Ar Ad
Frederick County Natl Bank
Frederick County National
Peter Brow
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Peter Eves
Walnut Streat
Libertytown
Peter Byes
Catharine Beard
George W. Beard
Thomas C. Eves
Charles B Fout
North Market’ Street
Dart
Ayery
Mary G. Shriner
E.D. Sumerangue
Joseph Bussard
Bentz Streat
Geo. Brust
South Market Street
A. Frazier. Slodtt
C. B. Schildknecht
North Market Street
A.e.schildknecht
Masonic Temple
Tyson
Civen
F. B. Sappindton
Sid
West Third Street
Tobias Newcomer
W. Third Brrest
Henry Abbott
J. Winebrewer’s
Maints Street
James B. Stapp
West Pacrick Street
Townsanp Scott & Som
Fayette ST
Baltimore, MD
Morteares and Wills
Movladet
E. S. McCardell
Third St
Boveework
East Third Strees
Roou
Ajien Bohtback
Doll Brothers
Projed Wards
Atock
Burger Art Gallery
D. Mantz
Market
H. & Landis
Landis
N. Market St
Frederick County Telephone
Besant & Knott
Jamaica
Hennessy Brandies
Besant& Knott
Novaodlyr
Wemans Medical College
Cor, McCulloh and Hoffman &Js
Balto
Rick’d Heyey Thomas
M.D
Sooutsern
Dixon Bros
Eomgopathic Medical College
Medcal
Waa
Fataa ‘Ave
Waring Tyson
J. S. W. Jarboe
LN Grain
Patrick Street
A. Poole
West South Street
General Assembly of
Church Street
Tve
Jane Lith
John H. Bennett
Nash Yourre
Limer Brown
Ant
Prederich
Meror
GEQ
Smith, Nayor
Spadzei
NEWS
Fredexice. MD
Noah E, Cramer
E. OR
Hood
Monteree Pike
Church &T
Chestnut Grove
Perenne
Market St
Hocky Springs
Brederick
Baltimore & J
Washington Junction
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Way
Cumberland
Hag
Jaltimore
Sue
Harper's Ferry
Winchester
Hartiganburg
Lexington
Staunton
Daly
Washington and Way
Philadelphua
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Brunswick
Strasburg
Junchon
Hagerstown
Wheeling
York
Cincinnai
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Mt. Airy
Washington Mail
Agerstown
Way
Bunda
New
Funder
Wasion and Way
Erunteau
Bxistimore
Wey
St. Lowa
Cincinnat
Baltamore
Phildelphia
Lexngton
Mgeelintis
Berean
Lownward
Smithsburg
Edgemont
Pen-Mar
Baena Vista
Highfield
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Hanover
Bine Ridge
Thurmont
Westminster
New Windsor
Freda Jck
Bine Mountain
Smithbore
Haverstown
Baltmora
Union Bridee
Baltmore
Hacerstown
Shippensbare
Shippensbars
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Alienwald
Bacerstown
Rocky Wire
Braceville
Columbia
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Ya. B
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