Proposals and Reflections On Public Works and National Unity
A discussion on Mayor Harus plans for Baltimore paving contrasts with broader hopes for Frederick and a possible Columbus victory. The piece reflects on Roosevelt's policy aims for sectional reunion, praising McKinley memorial bridge proposals as a unifying national symbol spanning the Potomac and Virginia, urging bipartisan support for a policy of national harmony and progress.
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Roosevelt
South
Congress
Washington Star
President McKinlay
National Capital
Potomac River
Virginia
Gongress
The
Star
William McKinley
Contemporaries Debate Schley Court and Naval Judgment
Contemporary commentary questions Admiral Schley's court inquiry and the timing of decisions at Santiago. Editorials note the difference between wartime action and courtroom reflection and critique Sampson’s absence at critical moments. Other remarks reflect on national tribute funding and public involvement in commemorations.
Mirthy Misdirections and Mixed Names in Gossip
A collage of light squibs and social snippets from various papers. Jokes about elections and poetry provoke sly exchanges. A hostess questions a boy’s appetite while a swindler’s dual names spark curiosity in local notices and humorous quotes.
The Futility of Anarchy in McKinley Assassination
A collection from the era’s papers condemns anarchism after President McKinley’s death. It asserts the event failed to deter government, unites Americans in loyalty, and declares Ozolgosz’s acts unintelligible, with anarchists deemed morally and intellectually deficient. It cautions public safety requires firm handling, not reform.
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Philadelphia Record
McKinley
Ozolgosz
Moments With The Muse Meeting And Memories In Verse
A collection of fragmentary verses and reflections titled Moments With The Muse. Poignant lines evoke youth, longing, and artistic awakening, with names such as Josephine Prestos Peanopy appearing among the scattered stanzas and a brief aside on telephone progress and medical tonics.
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Josephine Prestos
Peanopy
Barper
Week in Frederick courts reports real estate deeds and licenses
In the four week period ending September 25 in the Frederick Circuit and Orphans Court the records show transfers of real estate including Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company to N. E. B. Cramer for 25 dollars, several other deed transfers, and multiple marriages. Marriage licenses issued include Charles W. Stanb and Grace Hall, Jacry Gelwick and Diane Geass, Samuel J. Proutz and Clara M. Lockinghill, and others. Also noted are court actions such as sales of real estate in the Daphare Court, inventories and administration actions for estates, and final accounts filed or granted for several executors and administrators.
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Circuit and Orphans
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
N. EB. Cramer
Charrles A. Norwood
Ida M. Diiler
George L. Cramer
Samuel T
Emma Y. Brangle
Henry 0. Brown
Emms M. Brown
Laura J. Brown
Harriet A. Saylor
Baury Boone
Charles W. Stanb
Creagerstown
Grace Hall
Rockville
Jacry Gelwick
Diane Geass
Emmitsburg
Samuel J. Proutz
Clara M. Lockinghill
Johnsville
Wm. W. Grove
Harrisburg
Alice L. Freshour
Lhurmont
Sobu
Schill
Lourie M. Topper
Frederick
Frank A. Harbaugh
Nola Birely
Sabillasville
Wao
H. Burton
Anna G. Troxell
Daphare Court
Charles A. Byler
Washington L. Shaffer
C. C. Cecil
Abrahom Smith
Wall
J. Smith
Joshua N. Craver
George W. Craver
Richard K. Harper
Charles P. Craver
Arthur O. House
Leonard 8. House
Henry O. Smith
Samuel M. Birely
Charlen P. Smith
James 0. Smith
Henry OC. Smith
Judge Reveis orders Governor to answer census list petition
State news notes Judge Reveis signs order requiring Governor Smith to respond to the petition for production of the state census list by October 3. Also reported are 85 000 bicycles assigned to Hagerstown Bicycle Works with new machinery, Fifth Regiment Veteran Corps plans for Charleston Exposition Maryland Day February 22 and a street parade, Washington County corn season nearing end, crop growers satisfied with this year’s returns, a near-fatal accident on a Moore farm, a Hagerstown fire scene with fall from a sack and story window, Mrs Reineks rescuing two children, 16 smallpox cases near Federlsburg and typhoid outbreak near Burrsville, Republican State Central Committee meeting in Hilton with October 5 convention date for the second judicial circuit to fill Judge Stump’s vacancy.
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Reveis
Joseph LT. Moore, Jr
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Samuel Foreman
Hagerstown
J. W. Vaughn
Reneoks
Noble
Federslaburg
Caroline County
Delaware Line
Burrsville
Republican State Central Committee
Hilton
Second Judicial Circuit
Stump
Singled Case in Circuit Court Over Family Property Deed
In Montgomery County a case with James D. Dove as plaintiff and his two sons John W. Dove and Charles S. Dove as defendants enters its third stage. Evidence shows in 1897 property of Dove was sold under mortgage to Horace D. Waters who later deeded the land to Waters. Dove agreed to repurchase at 16 dollars monthly, hiring Waters to finance the payments and letting the two sons’ wages be paid to Waters until 1900 when Waters deeded to the defendants. Dove seeks to have the deed set aside and the property deeded to him. Lawyers for plaintiff Wm. Veirs Bawks. for defendants H. Maurice Talbott and Bowie F. Waters.
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Circuit Court
Montgomery County
James D. Dove
John W. Dove
Charles S. Dove
Horace D. Waters
Waters
Plaintiff
Wm. Veirs Bawks
H. Maurice Talbott
Bowie F. Waters
Health and household cure ads from a vintage paper
An assortment of medical and household product notices promotes Dr. Boschee's German Syrup for coughs and consumption, Green's remedies at Main's Dig Store, Chamberlains Pain Balm for injuries and rheumatic pain, Harper Whiskey for some drinkers, and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a no cure no pay claim. Names include Dr. Boschee, Green, A. L. Pearce, C. N. Haner, and B.W. Sears.
Grief in San Jose as Nation Mourns McKinley Death
San Jose California September 19 1901 mourners fill streets and memorial platform where McKinleys vacant chair stood. Readings from Rev Moqlish and Rev Kenna, with civic leaders and students, closing with Nearer My God to Thee and reflections on Schley and Scott.
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Desi
United States of America
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Leland Stanford, Jr
Pacific
Ostholis College of
Santa Clara
McKinley
P St James Park
MoQlish
Father Kenna
Admiral Schley
Frederick
Winfield Scott
General Scott
Congress
United States Army
George Washington
Winflald Scott Schley
State C. E. Convention Opens in Baltimore 1814
The Christian Endeavorers of Maryland plan a large November convention at Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church in Baltimore. Delegates from Frederick County will be housed at no cost, with overflow at nearby churches. Evening sessions in Music Hall accommodate 2500. Junior Rally also at Music Hall. Adjournment is expected tomorrow as county grand jury and Montevue Hospital inspections wrap up. A local confectioner prepares a royal order for Bavaria.
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Christian Endeavorers
Maryland
Baltimore
Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church
O.E
Music Hall
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Montevue Hospital
Chronic Diarrhea Sufferer Finds Quick Relief
John S. Halloway of French Camp Mississippi narrates thirty years of chronic diarrhea ending after using Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He says after several bottles he was entirely cured and urges others to keep it available. Sold by A. L. Pearre.
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Manu
John S. Halloway
Thad
Chamberlain
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Great Favorite
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for soothing rapid relief and safety for all ages. Ad emphasizes no opium and suitability for children and adults. Sold by A L Pearre.
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Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Frederick Society Notes Evening Meetings and Events
Society Notze lists the Frederick Art Club planning a winter work project. The Woman’s Auxiliary to the YMCA invites members to a reception for the new secretary on Tuesday evening October 1. The Frederick Choral Society resumes rehearsals on Tuesday evening October 1. Grace Reformed Sunday school to host supper at Mrs Salter’s on October 3.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Young Men’s Christian Association
Frederick Choral Society
Grace Reformed Sunday School
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