Public notices and local commentary on lynching cases
A jumble of notices and editorials references the Frederick News Office and mail orders, with commentary on the Leesburg Virginia lynching trials. It discusses public sentiment in Loudoun county, debates on school funding, and the impact of trials on attitudes toward justice and lynching in Virginia and Maryland.
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Leesburg
Richmond Times
Craven
Loudoun County
Loudoun
Synoh Xa
Virginia
Norfolk Pilot- Virginian
the Times
Londonn
Lou- Gong
Contemporaries Debating Popular Policies and Coal
The Baltimore papers rail at political and economic topics. The Herald questions burning questions of policy while the American mocks Colonel Bryan and coal politics. The Roosevelt era confusion over industrial trusts is noted, with parodied misrendered phrases reflecting public misgivings.
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Bryan
Baltimore American
Relief Sought Through Renewed Mining amid Coal Strike
Baltimore Sun argues the anticitpated winter worsens as anthracite shortages halt schools and ordinary life. It says only renewed mining in the Pennsylvania region offers sure relief, since substitutes like bituminous coal petroleum or wood are uncertain or costly.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Wit Across Papers
A collection of quips from Chicago Tribune Brooklyn Life San Francisco Bulletin and Yonkers Statesman. Jokes contrast doctors and professors, marriage misfires, Bickering couple, pie timing and brandied peaches with humorous punchlines. No clear single event.
Voice of the Press and Sanitation Notes
Summary of disparate 1910s press items. Hay protests over Roumania's Jewish persecution may fail to move powers at the Berlin Congress. refugees stream toward the sea. American sanitation gains praised in Havana and Manila framed as future tests. Auto lunacy rulings spark debate on driver responsibility and road safety, while local notices report Shiffler’s move and a family seeking relief from illness through patent medicines.
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Hay
New York World
Roumania
Vienna
London Times
Romania
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Europe
England
Rowmons
United States
Col John A Haydon Dies At Frederick At 72
Col John A Haydon died at his residence on Court street this morning at 11 o clock after a period of general debility. Born in Alexandria Virginia in 1841 he came to Frederick in 1870 as chief engineer for Pennsylvania Railroad construction. He later worked on Western Maryland branch roads and in the B and O engineering department. He leaves a widow Mrs Alice M Haydon a daughter of the late James McSherry three sons and two daughters. Funeral will be Monday at 9:80 oclock from St Johns Catholic church with interment in St Johns cemetery.
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John A. Haydon
Courk Street
Colonel Haydon
Alexandria
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
tooColumbia
Maryland
Alice M. Haydon
James McSherry
WN. T. Haydon
Baltimore
John J. Heydon
J. Charles Haydon
City
E. Gartrade
M.A. McSherry Haydon
This
Funeral for Josiah Batts Held in Pleasant Walk
The funeral for Josiah Batts, who died September 19 in Pleasant Walk, was held Sunday afternoon with interment at United Brethren cemetery. Rev F M Glenn led services at the Mysraville United Brethren church. Attending lodges included South Mountain I O O F No 125 Wolfaville and Catootin Lodge Middletown. He leaves a widow, nine siblings, three daughters, and two sons.
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Josiah Batts
Pleasant Walk
United Brethren Cemetery
United Brethren Church
Mysraville
United Brathron
F. M. Glenn
South Mountain Lodge of Odd Fellows
Catootin Lodge
Middletown
Bottsa
D. A. Betta
Washington State
Sam's
Otho Bests
Simeon Blickenstaff
Hiram Stotelmyer
Miss Wilson
J. W. Wilson
Somerset
Seaves
South Mountain Lodge
Wolfaville
Thats All at City Opera House Delights Laughs Tonight
The City Opera House presents Thats All tomorrow night under George Samuels with Fisher and Carroll in lead roles. The farce by Frank Kennedy is praised as one of his funniest, satirical yet harmless, with a superb company, chorus, and production quality expected to draw a crowded audience.
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City Opera House
Frank Kennedy
Brigk
Salicn
George Samuels
Fisher
Carroll
Thas
Minstrels Coming at Powers Opera House
The Barlow and Wilson Minstrels played last evening at Powers Opera House to a now nearly full house. The musical numbers by Barard Leonard and McGrath pleased, the duo’s monologue drew strong laughter, and Conroy and Murray received a warm ovation. The Grand Rapids paper praised the show as superior to typical minstrel acts and notes a return engagement at City Opera House on October 3.
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Barlow and Wilson
Powers’ Opera House
James Barard
James Leonard
Joseph McGrath
Barlow
Wilson
Conroy
Murry
Grand Rapids Daily Democrat
City Opera House
Hunting for Hawking at City Opera House Tonight
The City Opera House presents Hunting for Hawking described as a big musical galaxy and a clever comedy with a well defined plot. A cast of about forty performers delivers rapid, light humor with bright musical numbers dances and many pleasing specialties making the show a large musical gaiety.
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Opera Honge
City Opera House
Hawkins
Quick Work By Woodmen Official
Mr H H Baller a clerk for the Modern Woodmen of America recsited two checks for 1000 dollars each for the late Charlies G A Roesskey. He mailed the death certificate to Rock Island HI head office on the 15th instant and received the checks on the 22nd instant.
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H. H. Baller
Modern Woodmen of America
Charlies G. A. Roesskey
Haller
Rock Island
Death Benefit Pata for York Woman's Dying Daughter
Mrs Anna M Dryer of York Pennsylvania received two hundred dollars as death benefit on the death of her daughter Bessie Dyer. The Mountian City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty reported the claim as due and paid.
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Mountsian City
Couna
Liberty
Ely
Anna M. Dryer
York
Bessie Dyer
Bankruptcy filing in Buckeys town man seeks relief
Ta Bankruptcy, Bary O Nicodemus of Buckeys town, Baltimore, applied for the benefit of the bank Tuphiy law. He owes $1,029 and has no pagats.
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Bary O. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Baltimoore
Tuphiy Law
Publicity Ad Offers 25 Cent Notices in News Bank
Fragmented local promo text advertises 25 cent notices to Frederick readers via News Bank, asking who wants a situation or a cook. The garbled item hints at patent remedies and medical mentions, with unrelated names and stray phrases mixed in.
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Frederick
News Bank
Boston Banker Recounts Capture of Confederate Flag Emblem
The Boston Herald recounts Col Charles Fuller of 804 Beacon Street as the first man to haul down a Confederate flag in Alexandria Virginia, pursuing the emblem four days before Ellsworth's death. Fuller and his brother planned the stunt, registered under false cities, scaled the Marshall House roof, and seized the flag before being thwarted from reaching Washington.
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Boston
Col. Bileworth
Alexandris
C. F. Goodell
Boston Herald
the Herald
Col. Ellsworth
Marshall House
St Alexandria
National Capitol
Ellsworth
Charles B Fuller
Beacon Street
State Street
S Herald
New York Tribune
Elsworth
Alexandria
Faller
W. J. A. Faller
Washington
Fuller
Back Bay
Col. Fuller
Virginia
Union
Sumter
Clapp, Fuller & Browne
Aeizs
Green’s
Green's Hotel
New York
Charles E. Faller
Beaton
Obsrisaton
Hoston
5Th Masschusetta
Pawnee
Marshall House Snd
W. J. A. Faller, New York
Jack Smith
River Front
Public Sales and Wartime Memoir Fragments
An wartime reminiscence details a daring escape from Alexandria with soldiers and a hotel proprietor Jackson who aids the Confederate cause before a fatal clash with Ellaworth. The piece shifts to public sale notices in Frederick County Maryland detailing a farm with house, outbuildings, woodland, and later a mortgagee sale near Feagsville with property and personal effects.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
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Treventer Daily News
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Carters
Dax
TelePhone Exchange
Wolilad
Alga Ataasiala
Old Jupiter Play- Sus
Senate
Alger
Ausafa Journal
Georgia
Hagerstown
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Roosstelt
Congress
Imannes
Bois
Uta
Chicago Tribune
George
Fred
Brooklyn
San Frencisco Bulletin
Yonkers Statesman
Voice OF the Press
Manita
Philadelphia
Havana
Nts
Manila
Havans
The
Washington Star
Willie K. Vanderblit, Jr
Desu
Willie
New Jersey
Lemuel Shiffer
Boonsboro
Waynesboro
Shiffler
Vommoniua
Eniten
Alice
Enenk
Chamberlain
Mz Wits
Mw. S. Escorwas
AL. Peanre
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
Lanconnee
Ind
Eusely
Jackson
Ellaworth
Bramwell
Puse Sale
Orphans’ Court
Frederck County
John Fox
Frederick County
McKale
Said County
Henry Fox
Algo
Henry Steiner
W. L.C
Fhaddell M. Biser
John _L. Dotrow
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Figagee
Feagsville
Cornejing H. Jones
Court House
Frederick City
Mortenge
Martin L. Jones
Cornelius A. Jones
Levin Leakins
Cornelius H. Jones
H. H
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Fearnville
George CL Stone
Acobrosasacte
Marrero
Washington County
Hscerstown
Marsland
Warbingtes
Massion
Parchaser
Mort
Armarons
Scott, Attorneys
Bacerstown
UBLIC
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Ross
Abe Barre
Ky Sheg Ag
Poomk Rowe
le Vista
Cool Ag
Inera
Bo Mectien
South Market
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Mosna
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Bee
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Philadelhia
Landis
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Leonard
Leonard & GO
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Hrederick
J Daniel Crimmins
Merchant Tailor
N. Market Street
Janiadry
J. W. Gillingwater
Walter McLaren
Howzne
New York Sun
William
Friend
Alf
Grant
Don Harold
Maya Thompson
Aids Rivers
John
Bertha Gleeson
Maxwell & Dudley
Newell & Niblo
Yearle’s
Gr Opera House
Hansans
Baszz, Warts & CO
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Imizder
Baltimore, Stp
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Fayette
Postorf U's
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Chicazo
W. W. Os
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Mra. J A
Williamson Record Street
Care
Frederick News
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East Church Street
Bredstion
Alter
Reeder
Frederick, MD
Elgdawth
Jobril. Dutrow
Wiliam H. Ramsburg
Otner Market
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Brewer's Alley
Edward Burck
Edward Bowlus
Market Street
Storm
West Door
B&o
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Wood
Second Street
Bentz
Rolenour & Sons
Oe Pris
W. W. ‘Oineae
E.R. Scredules
Baltimores
Isos
Baltinao
Cumberian Srt
F . Sundsy
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Seatlons
Sindoon
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Moassizzis
TRE Minstrel World
Yearle's
Yinger Brow
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Reine
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Lexiarten
Chester
Harris
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