War of words and prize fights loom in the press
Allegany County politics are praised as a batch of shifting allegiances and wrangles. The Corbett McCoy boxing dispute collapses amid claims of a staged scheme, while editors lament prize fighters’ tactics and public greed. References to Alger, Lee, Platt, and local figures frame a portrait of era politics and sport.
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Asbury Park
Corbett
McCoy
Hawthorne Club
Buffalo
Infanta Maria Teresa Floated and Gets Navy Welcome
The Infanta Maria Teresa, a Spanish warship, has been floated and is safe in Guantanamo Bay. She will be brought north for repair and to fly the Stars and Stripes, adding a valued vessel to the Navy. The piece compares her to the Texas and hopes for more ships from Admiral Cervera's squadron. A second item notes the Philadelphia Press on rail and cotton shipments and calls for Congress to curb foreign shipping subsidies.
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Philadelphia Pongarer
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Guantanamo Bay
Walcome
Texas
Cervera
Coumterys
Twilests
Philadlalphia Press
Will
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Asia
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Canada Pacific Road
Congress
Local letters on water woes and street noise
Readers complain that East Fifth street residents lack water help and the Aldermen Board ignored their plea. North Market street youths disrupt nights, disturbing many residents. Dr John Zimmerman confirms his prediction of George A. Pearce’s Republican nomination for the sixth congressional district.
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Aldermen Board
East Fifth Street
George A. Pearce
John Zimmerman
Moments With The Aluse and Whairel Broke Down
A whimsical verse set features Unappreciated Kisses and a three week old baby described with childlike imagery. Culminates with autumna’s autumnal scenery and a brief local report of Frank Palmes’s wagon wheel breaking near the Globe Hotel, prompting a换 reload of fertilizer and lumber.
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Frank Paimes
North Market Street
Gxof
Mr.Palmer
Fragmented Miscellany Snippets From Varied Papers
Cramped OCR text blends dialogues and captions from Life Philadelphia Bulletin and Boston Traumscript. It mentions mistaken identity and romantic misreads among unnamed characters, referencing Suspect plans, proposals, and humorous exchanges. The garbled lines mix social satire with casual chatter and fashion of late 19th or early 20th century press.
Democratic Sixth District Convention Again Postpones Nomination
The Democratic Congressional Convention of Maryland's Sixth District adjourned without a candidate, after rejecting Bla Lee's nomination acceptance. Ferdinand Williams was elected chairman, with J Francis Smith and H P Hartman as secretaries. Resolutions urged party unity, opposed corporate power, criticized War Department mismanagement, praised Schley, and favored gold and silver money but not mono metalism. The body set next meeting for Wednesday, October 3, amid debates on potential nominees.
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State Central Committee
Washington County
Montgomery County
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Ferdinand Williams
Allegany County
Ernest Hoffman
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Maryland
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Frederick County
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Washington
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Jefferson
Jackson
Democratic Party
War Department
Alger
Winfield Scott Schley
Frederick
Montgomery
Allegany
Garrett
McHenry
Cumberland
Palmer
Buckner
A Clergyman Tours Emmitsburg and Notes Sisters of Charity
Rev J A Hoffheins of Martinsburg W Va and editor of the Reform Church Visitor spent days in Emmitsburg with Rev W C B Shulenberger He praises Mt St Mary's College and the Sisters of St Joseph founded by Mother Seton in 1774 He observes about 350 Sisters were away serving at camps and hospitals and commends their self denying devotion and service
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J. A. Hoffheins
Martinsburg
W. Va
The
Reformed Church Visitor
W.C. B. Shhulenberger
Mt. St. Mary's Callege
Sisterhood of
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Mother Seton
The Wal Mart Fredenck Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat quoted at 30 cents per bushel in Fredenck an advance of 3 1/2 cents from yesterday. Corn at 4 cents per bushel and 1.54 per bushel for a barrel. Say you saw it in The News.
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Fredenck
Cevilian Circle Holds First Meeting at Renovated Apartment
The Cevilian Circle of the Academy of the Visitation held its season’s first meeting in a newly renovated apartment. Miss Lucy Eisenhauer declined the presidency, citing a wish to allow others to lead, while officers elected include Marie Miller as president and Emily Pampel as vice president, with Lacy Eisenhauer, Edelweis Marshall, Marie Horton, and other members filling secretary and treasurer roles. After brief recitations by Miss McGuire, the event concluded with an impromptu dance.
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Academy of the Visitation
Instituton
Lucy Eisenhauer
Eisenhawer
Marie Miller
Emily Pampel
Lacy Eisenhauer
Edelweis Marshall
Marie Horton
Harvest Home and Rally Day Services Reported
The Harvest Home and Rally Day services were held at Zion Reformed church Charlesville and Pleasant Hill Chapel with large attendance. Children sang and read verses, choirs performed, and fruits and flowers decorated the churches. Offerings went to benevolence while pastors gave brief addresses.
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Harvest Homes
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Virgie Palmer
Zion
Chas. Feaga
Pleasant Ball
Pleasant Hill
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted as safest cure for sour stomach
An advertisement denounces common soda as a risky treatment for acid dyspepsia and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from the Stuart Co. of Marshall, Michigan, as a reliable 20 grain lozenge that digests food after meals, improves appetite, and strengthens digestion without being a laxative.
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Harlandson
Stuart
Wuerth
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Balance Sheet Fragment from Camtal Bank Notes
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Fred ‘ Erick
Frederick
Maryland
U. S
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Itnas
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