Taos Sener ice-President c a Hoan Beer & Manager
The Frederick Maryland independent newspaper issue notes subscription pricing 20 cents for a month, 1.00 for four months, and 1.50 for a year with advance payments and club incentives. It mentions carriers in the city and mail delivery in the United States, plus advertising and content from local readers. The issue reviews local politics, Lipton’s yacht tribute, the Schley inquiry context, and relief efforts by Russia for famine regions.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Taos
Senerice
C. A Hoan
Beer
United States
Navy Attitude Toward Schley At Issue In Inquiry
The Washington Post criticizes the Navy Department for hostility toward Admiral Schley seen in the court of inquiry led by Lemly and Hanna. It argues the inquiry is biased to injure Schley, not to uncover truth, accusing the Sampson ring of pursuing injurious material over facts.
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Navy Department
Schley
Court of Inqutry
Washington Post
Post
Sampson Ring
Lemly
Hanna
Activ
General Assembly Could Fast-Track Legislation
The fragment suggests a view that removing extraneous provisions, including private or local bills, would allow the General Assembly to transact necessary legislative business quickly. The note reflects a debate on streamlining lawmaking and charter considerations.
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General Assembly
Baltimore
San
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Quips in 19th Century Jests
A collage of humorous quips from various papers imitating earlier style. The piece compiles snippets about social manners and jokes from editors, editors, and lawyers, featuring puns and brief exchanges. Notable lines reference waiters, kissing, exercise, editors, soldiers, and a bribe in court with a misheard common phrase.
The Love of Notoriety In Public Life
From the Philadelphia Record. The love of notoriety takes many forms from vanity to vicious sensationalism. The essay condemns assassination, dime store sensationalism, and yellow journalism while acknowledging harmless applause and charitable displays as milder manifestations.
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Philadelphia
Yellow
Yellow Journal
Moments With The Mark Mr Busyman
A fragment from the Ashington Star features a dialect sketch about Mr Busyman, describing his busy routine, hurried meals, worn glasses, and the singer urging him to listen as the narrator hopes for a future when the speaker is no longer broke. The piece notes the contrast between the two men and praises the busyman’s diligence while hinting at dependency.
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Mr. Busyman
Mistah Busymann
Mistah Busyman
Letters From the People on a Nation in Mourning
A reader letter to Tax News argues the assassination of the President marked a rare national tragedy. It lauds the late leader as a noble figure while contrasting Judas like betrayal with his steadfast virtue as the nation mourns and unites in prayer and hymn.
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Crige
Tax News
Jades
Aseaasio
Brutus
Cesar
Opus
Perdition
Judas
Hagard
God
Theo
New of the State Items From Yesterday and Today
Various short items report probable abandonment of a shirt mill in Cumberland, deaths of George W Barges in Elklicotts City aged unknown, Frank Miner of Lestersburg died September 28 at 88, artesian well 578 feet deep boosts Chestertown water, petitions for free mail delivery by residents of Leltersburg Washington County, Antisaloon League campaigns in Washington County, Dr Milson W Warfeld improving in Howard County, four fined by Justice Houwan in Tagereyown for violating sanitary laws, Sharpsburg plans a monument at Antietam Battlefield for McKinley, Joshua Earle Hendricka dies of lockjaw in Lent County, Captain Hagg residence at Sykesville robbed September 27 of personal effects after two years closed.
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Cumberland
George W. Barges
Ellicots City
Chestertown
Leltersburg
Washington County
Frank Miner
Lestersburg
Antisaloon League
Milson W. Warfeld
Howard County
Hou Wan
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Presdent
McKinley
Joshua Earle Hendricka
Lent County
Weed
Clover Leaf and Belle Lettres Readings at Local Societies
Clover Leaf Literary Society held a Friday meeting with officer introductions by Vice President Frank Dertzbaugh and chair duties for Gilmore R. Flautt. The program featured recitations, readings, debater status, and a verdict leaning negative 2 to 1. Belles Lettres followed with a Sept 27 session including readings and a debate asserting white advantage, judged affirmative 2 to 1. The Alcott Literary Society met Friday afternoon with solos, readings, and a Gazette reading, adjourned to October 11.
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Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Frank Dertzbaugh
Lewis Woodward
Dertzbirgh
Frank Warrington
Harry Schroeder
Gilmore R. Flautt
Ray N. Hoy
Lewis A. Woodward
Leyburn Hughes
Upton Reich
the Bee
M. Stauffer
E. Duvall
U. Reich
W. Tyergar
McKinley
H. Clary
Joe Houff
L. Woodward
Jay Toms
H. Zeiglex
F. Dertzbaugh
H. Ordeman
H. Smith
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
L. Toma
H. Schroeder
G. Ramsburg
Jim Wolfe
H. Hendrickson
L. Bowers
Meyera H Willard
A. Wood
Mesara
W. Fout
R. Stockman
A. Kreh
Scott the Alcott Literary Society
Misa Jennie Wineberg
Misa Ethal Knott
Beth Bowers
Willie Olands
The
Gazette
Etelka Handley
Lived Over a Century William H Anderson Dies at 104
William Henry Anderson of Havre de Grace Maryland dies at age 104. A well known local Black resident, he traveled widely including voyages to Japan China and the Mediterranean. He accompanied Commodore Perry to Japan in 1823 and recalled Havre de Grace events in 1814.
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William Henry Anderson
Havre de Grace
Oscil County
Japan
China
Mediterranean Sea
Commodore Perry
Marriages and Buckeystown Brick Plant News
HYHENEAL GELWICKS BENTZ report a September 24 wedding at St Anthony s Church Mt Mary s with Rev J B Manley. TAYLOR WOODD tie the knot quietly at East Third Street home with Elder P D Fabrney and plan to live in Johnstown Pa. Buckeystown brick plant machinery tested Saturday, with first bricks to be produced this week and about twenty men employed.
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Buckeystown
Officers Reported Killed At Saman Philippines
Special dispatch from Wasamuros notes that in addition to enlisted men, three commissioned officers of Company C ninth infantry are believed killed in action at Saman Philippines. The officers named are Captain Thomas W. Colonel First Lieutenant Edward A. Bumpus and Major General Surgeon B S Griswold.
Weather at Sandy Hook Forecast for Tomorrow
Special Dispatch to Taz News reports that the weather at Sandy Hook tomorrow will be fair with light to fresh northerly winds.
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Taz News
New Yours
Sandy Hook
Soldiers Home Blaze At Lasta Ga Causes Loss
Special dispatch reports a fire at the Soldiers Home in Lasta Georgia on September 30. The building was severely damaged and appears to be a total loss. Motives for the blaze are not established.
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Tax News
Lasta
Marauders Identity Still Unknown in Paz News Dispatch
Special dispatch reports no crew identified McKiv andYey's tomb marauders as of Sept 30 Caxton Onr0. The search continues for clues linking the raiders to the Tomb Marauders group.
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Paz News
Caxton
McKiv
Brief Bits and Local Quips From The News
A compact column of light items and witticisms notes fall harvest moon beauty, weather quips, and social observations. It mentions the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting in Westminster on October 1, tax jokes, and a humorous exchange about death rates from a real estate agent. Turkeys may be scarce this winter due to spring and summer wet weather.
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Goliah
David
Myeraville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Westminster
Missouri
Algo
Ray
Satisfying Customers and the Power of Advertising
The merchant who satisfies customers earns reciprocal satisfaction. Advertisements should spotlight items that meet varied tastes and needs. Daily or weekly specials reach more buyers, and the News serves as the medium to inform the public.
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