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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
4
An editorial discusses the Irish caricatures in plays and riotous egg throwing episodes in New York and Philadelphia. It argues stage Irishmen remain popular and warns against unlawful acts that harm Irish reputation, urging restraint and legal conduct while defending Irish dignity.
Fragmentary notes suggest conjecture on Kaiser inviting Admiral Dewer and potential outcomes. A Baltimore dispatch mentions four barrels of American whisky ordered by King Edward, hinting at a future visit from American generals amid imperial ties.
The Baltimore News argues for cultivated sound friendship between the United States and Germany using honorable means. It warns against sensational commentary on Dewey that could spoil the positive result, urging right-minded men in both countries to pursue sincere, dignified relations.
A collage of snippets from a newspaper page includes amused exchanges about a man duped by a gold brick, questions about presidential eligibility for newborns, a prisoner denying burglary, dinner etiquette with guests arriving, and bargain-sal e observations. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century humor page with brief quips from Chicago Tribune and other papers.
The piece debates coal and iron police as an emergency force and criticizes Bryan's influence on the Democratic Party. It then cites a New York Times report on foreign trade, noting the US surge in exports and overall trade growth from 1870 to 1901 and contrasting it with Britain and Germany.
A scattered, period newspaper fragment praises optimism and perseverance. Amid mixed lines about weather, toil, and personal resolve, it extols the cheer of the season, the value of labor, and the glow of hopeful effort. Names appear oddly, with incomplete phrases and garbled words.
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adjourned at Fredericksburg, Va, after a session that listed total members 53180 and missions gifts. Appointments for Baltimore district named including Prosiding elder W H D Harper and several ministers to towns like Frederick and Gaithersburg.
George Webner faced a hearing before Justice Smith on charges of dis orderly conduct fighting and resisting arrest. Webner, from Baltimore, boasted a knife attack at Furry's restaurant near Point of Rocka but was deterred by a bystander before the constable DeGrange placed him under arrest. Webner was found guilty and held on $200 bail awaiting September grand jury action. Isaac James and Jim Williams were jailed for fighting at Scott Wally's saloon. James struck Williams, Williams suffered a head wound, and both were fined $6 by Justice Smith.
Mr John E Norwood and wife arrived from Baltimore by auto, enjoyed a country ride with family. R W Norwood had a painful crossties accident injuring a forefinger. Charley Smith recovered enough to be out. Rev Clift preached a farewell sermon and will report to conference with salaries paid. Mrs Dr Riddlemoser returned from Thurmont, Miss Annie Queek visiting, Jalvis Crockett back from Baltimore trip, Bar William Norwood and John Ryan on the racket.
Purely personal brief notes show Alfred Ritter out of town on business George Murray departing for Hagerstown Miriam Evans returning from Washington Judge John O Motter leaving for Rockville to attend court Sabina Beckley and Adelaide Smallwood returning from visits to New York and Philadelphia
Mrs Nesbitt Coxs house in Sharpsburg burned after a defective flue. Fire destroyed Charles Millers residence in Bonth Cumberland. James Martin 28 fell from a 40 foot telegraph pole in Baltimore and died. Henry Fleming was sentenced to 10 years for robbery in Salisbury. Ephraim A Deoron appointed chief judge of the Orphans Doors for Wicomico County. William M Vincent founder of Boon Will Electric Light and Power died at Snow Hill aged 75. John Ray aged crier of Howard County Court paralysed. James Bierlycrier temporarily appointed. John L Brunett resigning as deputy clerk. seeking Clerk nomination. Frederick Warner examined for insanity. committed to Bellevue. Andrew Roberta rescued safe in Herring Bay. Continuous weather and public notices.
Frank W. Perr editor of the Enterprise recalls his second grip illness last winter being cured by one bottle of Chamberlain’s Couch Remedy. He praises its quick relief, noting coughing fits ceased and pains eased after a brief interval. The remedy reportedly reduced the severity of the attack and the burden of symptoms. The advertisement mentions it being sold by A L Vease.
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