Daily News and Frederick fair notes wraparound
The issue includes subscription details for The Daily News and Weekly News and mentions the upcoming agricultural fair season ending with the Frederick fair. It also contains various brief items from the era, including commentary on currency in New Orleans, a tennis scene with a U.S. president, and assorted quips about public health and food, reflecting period press humor and social topics. The column cites magazines and newspapers, mentions Becketary Parr, and references Ulysses Grant and Sir James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Orlehton-Browne
Pleaty
Detroit News
James Cella
Thas
Fragmented 19th Century Snippet Sparks Political Groping
A muddled OCR fragment from a 19th century paper hints at political tours, presidential indorsements, and public pay questions. The text references Senator Tillman, Cuba travel, a youngest son in training for politics, a carless woman, and post-Washington fare queries, but remains largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Cuba
Fragmented 19th Century Humor Gossip Note
A collage of clipped quips and social hints from periodicals. Mixed lines reference out of town visitors, umbrellas, receptions, club meetings, bay fever and wedding jokes. Names appear briefly in mock dialogue, reflecting a satirical snapshot of chatty society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippicott’s
Oklahoma Statehood Prospect Amid Presidential Debate
The article surveys Roosevelt’s stance on the Oklahoma constitution and statehood prospects. It notes Roosevelt may approve the territorial constitution soon, despite Republican objections and Taft’s urging rejection, citing popular support and political calculations shaping the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Roossvelt
Taft Himeek
Roosevelt Dia Republican
Autumn Wind and Echoes of Past Voices
A reflective poem segment recalls autumn woods, rain, yellow leaves, and old voices from memories, merging with a Boston Transcript notice about the White Star liner Baltic bringing over a thousand young women seeking husbands, sparking debate among passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Line
Baltic
New York
Porte
Old Country
Ellie Island
Train Auditor Aims to Cut Train Accidents on Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission backs rail safety reforms as the train auditor role spreads to eastern roads. Conductors relieved of ticketing tasks, focus on signals and orders, yet agents face heavy duties and low pay. Reform aims to reduce wrecks, but critics warn of overwork and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Sis
Owlog
Signela
Ramsdy Thig
Herrain
Old Maida
Fraight
Seakschewan
Asiatic Porta
Rap
Carncas
Mora
Amsrosa
Dali
Avery
Manggsr
Elling
Interstate Commerce
Market Hours and Public Sale Notice
After October 1 early market will be a thing of the punt. Market hours will be from to 10 p m. Saturday next there will be a public sale of stands and stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thisigta
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
James Sherman Biggs
Sophie & Bighs
Dscob Rohrbach
M. A. McCaffrey
Anti hogwash? No. hazing ends at St John’s College
Several brief items report Mayhem in Hageretown politics, hazing to end at St John’s College in exchange for privileges, Republican requests in Washington county for Democratic aid, a 10 acre melon patch yielding around 3200 melons in Brownsville, a court decision on Allegany county Republican primary vote, a portrait gifted to the Maryland Historical Society, a fire pipe organ installed in Hrancook Presbyterian church, and an option on 288 acres along the Potomac for a new Washington-Berkeley bridge approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageretown
Montgomery
St. John's College
Washington County
Damoarats
USA
J. P. Blesalog
Brownsville
George A. Paarra
Allegany County
Eden
Dacs
Maryland
Maryland Historical Society
Richard K. Fisher
Robert Bridges
Hancock
Andrew Osmegro
Presbyterian
Hrancook
Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company
Potomac River
Willameport
Nicholas Timen
Potomac
Berkeley County
West Virginia
Death Notices and Obituaries
Obituaries list several 19th century figures with local ties including Charles E Perkins son of Edward Parkins who died at six from pneumonia. Rev Theodore Apple former mathematics professor at Marshall College and Franklin and Marshall College. Eve Smith and Livy Smith both died of consumption. Jesse I Boogher noted in St Louis obituary. farm sale of 215 acres tied to Dr Lennan’s curate. promotional health ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Perkins
Charlea Edward Perking
Edward Parkins
Rishi’s Mills
Mount Carmel
Hitler E. A. Broner
C. E. Cline
Theodore Apple
Old Marshall College
Mercersburg
Fla
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Apple
Reformed Church
J. HW. Apple
Eve Smith
Livy Smith
Eaet Strees
Haus
8. A. Norwood
Arthur Lee
John Palm
Luther Lee
James Osier
Stresemount
Thomas P. Rios
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Great Southern Printing and “ Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Tos. Scomary
Howann
Lane & Manager
Tane
Cary
Arters
United States
Camer
Varishly
Chyba
Tax News
Fonnitz
Seoul
REE News
Babe
Pelal
Frederick
Kanssa City
Wasninerong
Becketary Parr
Ulysses Grant
Houston
Texas Post
Post
SSA
Cumberland News
Washington
Dinks
Hook
Harper’s Weekly
Bowers
Mando
Mar‘ren
Powers
Philadelphia Telegraph
London
Voice OF the Press
Atlarta
Henry Gabor Loiga
Rcdge
Lonfsyulz Courrier
John D. Rockefsiler
Aida M. Tarbell
Erederig Allison Tupper
Boston Transcript
Bea
TOG
News OF the
Jesse I. Boogher
Joe L. Boogher
St. Louis
Linnge
Bleg Ant
Mr. Boogher
Nicholas and
Rebecca Caomes Borgher
William F. Boogher
Robert Lennan
Emmitahure
Johna Baumgardner
Hall
F J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugglars
Central WA Monal Bank
Iness
Ort
Court House
Frederick County Natl Bank
Thes Frederick County Natl Bank
Farmrs & Mechavs
MTL Bank
THE
National Bank
Resources
Banke
U. S
J.D. Bendricks
New York Daily
Mead
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
P. L. Bargett & Co
Eugene Sponteller
South Market
Best Bros
Walkersville
Ccallond W
Stimatel
Walkeraville
Ayges4
T. W. Conway
Xil
North Market Street
Dan
Ppae Markets
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer
W. W. Buhrman
Baltimore and Mulberry Sts
Angerstown
Daly
Lawtonsville
Montgomery County
Oullvia J. Gaither
Lastonsvile
Adioins Lamsvilla
B.di O
Yamsville
New Market County Road
Herbert Thompson
Uameville
Frederick Co
Church St
Pontomica
Seperdte
Real Ebtath & Fire Insurance
South Market St
Fourth St
N. Market St
Patrick St
Adamstown
Rieht's Mill
Derwood
Pearl
Rocky Springs
Mrederick
Pike
Motter
Umaville
City
Central Bank
Caneral
W. Bolziano
Washington, D. G
East Church St
Woman’s College
Patrick Street
Sun2adou
Honea South Market Street
Clits
Cramer & Stanifer, Sepeldtt
Kimbleton
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Thors
Ica
Beapoard Air Line Railway
Seaboart Air Line
Hambleton & CO
Bankers
Baltimore, MD
A. E
D. Mantz
Market Street
Landis
N. Market Street
John Eisensauer
Sdawiy
S. D. Thomas
Heal Estate and Loan Ageni
Reel Estate
Aime
Fo Yume
pSitizens
Olcoks
Na Wills
Wm. A. Simmons
N. Markes Sérost
Fréderick, Mid
Didly Yy
Moberly
Meral F. Moberly
West Patrick Street
Ee ’Crore
Ofto Railroad
Rederick
Washington Junction
Philadelphia
Arriva
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Eguisville
Barper's Ferry
Winchester
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Shes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!