Mayoralty primary results spark concern over campaigning
The Daily News notes Balcimone's mayoral primary signoff on Tuesday and laments crowded advertisements in Monument City. It highlights international diplomacy with Kaiser Wilhelm and Ambassador Von Sternberg, plus Leise Mayobo's Constantinople interview. It praises Admiral Schley and urges generous support for the State Firemen's Association convention in June, stressing appreciation for volunteer firemen.
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State Firemen’s Association
Feraderick
Maryland Seeks Gift for Armored Cruiser Named for State
Maryland moves to raise funds by popular subscription for a suitable gift to the armored cruiser bearing the State name. Governor Smith endorses the plan as patriotic and a token of Maryland pride, to be presented aboard the vessel in the U S Navy.
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Maryland
Newport News
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Californias
Colombo
South Dakota
Smith
Margianiers
Bss
Sons of Maryland
Arbor and Bird Day Benefits and Coal Price Critique
A Baltimore News and Baltimore American editorial argues Arbor and Bird Day offer lasting public benefit beyond ecology, while the Baltimore American criticizes post office rural delivery inefficiencies and argues coal price hikes harm consumers. It urges appreciation of nature, cites Audubon and Courbet as inspiration, and warns against monopolistic price increases.
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Post
Baltimore Merald
Courbet
Baltimore Nawe
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of brief exchanges from periodicals shows humorous banter. Edyth chides Cholly for a cold, while others joke about barons, tramps, and lovers. The snippets blend playful dialogue from Kanaar City Journal Harvard Lampoon Princeton Tiger Chicago News and Washington Star.
Virginia Debating Team Defeats Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Match
University of Virginia defeated University of Pennsylvania in a Philadelphia debate. Virginia upheld the negative on wages and hours disputes, speaker Roger B Wood of Frederick, youngest on UVA team, recently joined UVA law. Wood arrived home for a brief Frederick visit.
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University of Virginia
University of Pannpsylviots
Philadelphia
THI News
Law Department
Wood
Frederick
Roger B. Wood
James &, Baron
Irwin W. Ayres
Winston Parrish
University OF Pennsylvania
Moments With The Muse Life The Lover
Fragment from a 19th or early 20th century verse, reflecting on life death and love. The poem ponders whether growth after past choices is possible and contrasts life’s joys with earthly constraints. It references the poet Pan and inner longing as it contemplates memory and fate.
Oberammergau in 1900 by Miss Sarah Willard Howe
Miss Sarah Willard Howe of Washington D C has issued from the Abbey Press New York a volume describing the Passion Play of Oberammergau. Howe, daughter of Dr Howe editor of the Washington Evening Star, has been a prolific short story writer and editor of Capitol Vista. Her book reflects months abroad in 1900 and follows her career as a young publisher and journalist with prizes and songs to her credit.
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Abbey Press
New York
Oberammergau
Sarah Willard Howe
Washington, D.C
Frederick County
Miss Howe
Howe
Washington Evening Star
Wmd H. Harry
Fongaville
Miss Howa
Capitol Vista
Brookland
D. C
Buffalo
America
Mise
Kate
Washington
Publico
Washington High School Force
Miss Howe Hse
Prosperity Amid Trade Strength and Industrial Activity
The article cites J. Pierpont Morgan praising the country’s stable economy and bright future. It highlights strong foreign trade, booming iron and steel, and rising exports from 346 million to 1.46 billion within thirty years. It notes a rising share of manufacturers’ imports and large promised disbursements in April, signaling broad prosperity despite monetary friction and transportation strains.
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Hiladelphia Lederer
J. Pierpont Morgan
Counotry
Iron and Steel
Treasury
United States
Morgan
Brief Bits of Local Whims and Oddities
In local shop windows Easter gowns and bonnets are displayed. The Cocaoty Gommiesingers plan a meeting next week for general business. Mr William Wills on North Market Street hatched 40 chicks after trading two hens for eggs. A neighbor notes Jones keeps antiques and collects unpaid bills, joking he is either rich or very poor. Mr Milton Derr of West Patrick Street is tearing down an old house to erect three new ones soon.
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Wm. Wills
North Market
Jones
Milton Derr
West Patrick Street
Hired& Haller
Examiner
Costages
Braddock
Victor Remedies Company
Church Street
San Jose
The Girl Abud't Town April in Spring and Easter Tidings
A lively spring column from April highlighting gardens, blossoms, Easter preparations, church notices, weddings, millinery openings, and local events. It notes Arbor Day, Palm Sunday, social gatherings, and community improvements while mentioning Mr Sprigg G Lams’s illness and civic activity.
Purely Personal Notes From City Residents
Mr and Mrs D S Rice of Baltimore visit relatives in this city. Mrs Clinton R drove of Hagerstown visits relatives in this county. Miss Mary B Mallinix accepts position as operator in the Frederick County telephone exchange. Discontinuing advertising in the dull season is likened to fishing with a sharp hook. you only catch seaweed and driftwood.
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D. S Rice
Baltimore
Clinton R. Drove
Hagerstown
Mary B. Mallinix
Frederick Erick County Telephones Exchange
Paelitile Princess dramatized Sara Crewe to play in Baltimore
A dramatized version of Sara Crewe titled The Indelible Princessa is to run one week at the Academy of Music Baltimore starting Monday April 6 with a Lenten matinee and midweek and Saturday montages. The production by Anaries B Dillingham features Mallie James as Sara Crewe, detailing the story of a millionaire girl at Miss Minchin's school, her later misfortune and reunion with a South African trustee.
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Baltimore
Academy of Music
Francea Hodgson Burnett
London
New York
Anaries B Dillingham
Fauntleroy
Mallie James
Miss James
Louie James
Ihus
Misa Minochin
Sara
Miss Minchin
Migs Minchon
Captain Crewe
Pointtess
India
Gainsford
A Desperate Chance at Oitry Opera House
Theodore Kremer presents A Desperate Chance in city debut at Oitry Opera House Monday night. The play traces the Pittsburg broker murder by the Biddle Bros with imprisonment and escape, offering two new central male roles in garb and drawing intense suspense and hypnotic power. The touring production is billed as the most elaborate, with novelties and a cast including Orlin Kyle B Cooper Sol Solomon Annes Wilkes and others.
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Theodore Kremer
Oitry Opera House
Pittsburg
Biddle Bros
Orlin Kyle
B. Cooper
Sol. Solomon
Annse Wilkes
Turnpike and Brick Works Set Monday Elections
The Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company directs its annual director election for Monday afternoon at the Franklin Savings Bank. Union Manufacturing Company plans its annual election Monday morning at East Patrick street office. Frederick Brick Works to hold its annual directors election Monday morning at Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
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Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company
Franklin Savings Bank
Union Manufacturing Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick Brick Works
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Middletown Hotel Changes Hands to Moberly Name
Mr. C B Moberly has taken possession of the Middletown hotel property after purchasing it from Mr Gaver. The hotel will be known as the Hotel Moberly. Mr Gaver moved from the hotel to the Hanver property now occupied by his son Leslie W Gaver.
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Middletown
C B Moberly
Gaver
Moberly
Hanver
Leslie W. Gaver
Molasses as Boree Feed for Horses by Barton
Robert L. Barton of Woodmers South Island reports successful trials feeding horses with one quart of molasses, three quarts of bran, and a little hay. The diet produced fat and vigor, and Barton believes it could suit racehorses well.
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Robert L. Barton
Woodmers, S. 1
Centre of Learning and Art Life in Paris Latin Quarter
Special correspondence from Paris describes the Latin Quarter as a hub of study and Bohemian fashion. It details the Académie Julian, student models, and pay, along with frictions between French, English, and American artists. A Sevres porcelain factory visit notes government ownership, exhibits, and patterns inspired by famed works.
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France
William ¥. Pope
Boston
Pitts
Detroit
Keyser
Baltimore
Maryland
Academie Julian
Run Dn Dragon
William Bouguereau
Jean Paul Laurens
Beaux Arts
Sevres
Savres
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Wara
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Athens
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Sevresne
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Seine
Soresnes
Paris
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