Ten Day News and Editorial on Local and State Politics
Independent paper from Frederick Maryland outlines subscription rates and staff roles, then surveys political corruption in St. Louis, noting grand jury findings of a decade-long bribery scheme in the municipal assembly. It condemns “combines” that extort money for legislation and calls for reform.
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Grand Jury
Municipal Assembly of
St. Louis
Ke Municipal Corporation
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Best to position for defect retirement and honest public office
The fragment advocates opposing corruption and supporting decent, honorable men for public office, urging collective effort to weed out corrupt officials and promote integrity in governance. The text emphasizes reform and ethical leadership without specifying individuals or dates.
Political turmoil and electric plant woes across towns
A column mix notes Maryland political strains with calls for reconvening the General Assembly and warns Chambersburg over political influence in its electric light plant. It cites Hagerstown as a model of keeping politics out of public utilities and links separation of plant and policy to future prosperity and tax stability.
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General Assembly
Chambersburg
Poliuical
Hagerstown
Hydra
Politios
Hagerstown Mail
Minutes of Merriness and Quips in Print
A collection of light snippets and wry humor from various sources. Jokes about schooling, authors, and social observations appear in quick exchanges. The clippings blend family banter, college tales, and a comic bonnet price twist.
The Voice of the Press and Union Ideas
A collage from the Indianapolis News and Philadelphia Record argues for labor unity and wealth from production, opposing excessive hours while stressing abundant industry as the path to prosperity. It also critiques railroad rebates to Beef Trust members, labeling them criminal and anti consumer, and touts Chamberlain’s Rheumatic Remedy with a testimonial.
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Indianapolis Newa
Ospital
Fsbor
Philadelphia Record
New York Herald
Beef Trust
Chicago
St. Louis
Omabs
St. Paul
Moments With The Muse Spring Fever Poem
A fragmentary poem opens with lines about spring fever sloth and dreams. It contrasts waking laziness with the pull of the season. The piece shifts to a reflective ode about spring, the earth, and renewal, ending with a faded signature line and a playful, dreamlike mood.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS IN THE AREA
Death notices from April include Charlton Otto near Woodsboro paralyzed at 51. Carlos Smith near Dallas died of dropsy aged 69 with services at Koontz gospel. George Potera funeral director. Also Frank Hoke 30 died April 1 with services at St Euphemia hall. Leslie Hildebrand 17 died of typhoid pneumonia. U C V convention travel trains announced by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with through cars to Dallas for April 22 25 convention. trains depart April 18 19 20 at 9 pm and 2 10 pm.
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Charlton Otto
Charlton Fleming Otto
Woodsboro
Otto
Haugh’s
D. J. Wolf
John Delaplane
J. A. Ladgewidge
Luther Smith
Thomas Johnson
Wm. Oatshall
Michael Anders
D. L. Sharett
Frank Hoke
Michael Hoke
Emmitsburg
St. Euphemia’s School Hall
St. Joseph’s Ostholis Church
B. J. Quinn
Leslie Bildebrand
Leslia Hi
F. Thomas
Alexander Young Lodge
United Confederate Veterans
D. A. Fenton
James R. Herbert Camip
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dallas
Texas
Washington
Philadelphia
Allsdelphis
New York
Newceme Berland
Pestana
Chicago
Dalty
Washinton
Our
York
Derland
Cincinnati
St. Luci
Winchester
Staatenare Junction
Warkine
Iue
Egeltmore
Sanday
Bacerztown
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Caeare
Dana
Pleasant Personal Notes and County Appointments
Mrs Wm D Boteler and family return from visits in St Louis and Kansas City. Mr Wm D Haugh moves to his son’s home near Gettysburg Pa after thirty years in the area. Lyssander Etchison becomes New Market district constable. Benjamin Hobbs and John Peddicord named Emmitsburg road supervisors. Board begins readjustment of the assessment. Catherine Ridgeway Company postpones Opera House appearance to April 28 due to travel delays.
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Wm. D. Boteler
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wm. D. Haugh
Gettysburg
Board of County
Lyssander Etchison
New Market
Benjamein Hobbs
John Peddicord
Emmitsburg
Catherine Ridgeway
City Opera House
M.O. A
Market and election notes from Frederick Woodsboro area
Listings show corn prices per bushel and hay values alongside a report on the Frederick-Woodsboro Turnpike Company officers re elected at a recent election. A patent remedy advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, with testimonials and local dealer notices in Frederick, Md.
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Turnpike Companys
Frederick-Woodsboro Turnpike Company
Will of Thomas N. Harwood Admitted to Probate Request
In the Orphans Court the respondents answer that the January 4 1902 will of the late Thomas N Harwood is the true last will and testament. They assert he died not intestate but of sound mind and that the will was not procured by undue influence and ask that it be admitted to probate.
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Spondernia
Jin the
Orphans' Court
Tao
George William Smith
Rovert
Lee Wiltberger
Hoorietsn Mohler
Clinton B. G. Harwood
Thomas N. Harwood
William Thomas Harwood
McKendre Noble Harwood
Orphan's Court
Milton G.urner
F. Marton Faubel
J. Roger McSherry
Oarest
Lowa
Maryland
Rhynland Sees Sepoys to Superintend Mule Shipment
On the Belgian steamer Rhynland arriving from Liverpool via Queenstown 12 Sepoys from the British army were in transit to Kansas City to oversee mule shipments for India to Calcutta and Bombay via Philadelphia. The group traveled under Captain Gough. British consul provided heavy coats. The rest of the text promotes Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a spring tonic and purifier.
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India
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Intha T Hey
Gough
Kansas City
Calcutta
Bombay
West
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Mrs Mary Holler of Mt Crawford credits Chamberlain's remedy with saving her son's life after severe cramps and near collapse. A neighbor brought the bottle, three doses revived him within twenty four hours. Remedy sold by A L Pastre.
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Chamberlain
Mary Holler
Mt. Crawford
A. L. Pastre
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