The Weeklies News and Odd Facts From the Era
A collage of items notes subscription details for The Weekly News, a joke about deodorants spurred by Dreyfus case delays, and a Denmark birthday. It reports the U S Battleship Iowa hitting 30 in 30 shots, plus a USDA forestry bulletin praising scientific lumbering profits at the Sewanee timberlands, highlighting long term university gains and regional forestry adoption.
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U.S
Iowa
Bureau of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
University of the South
Sewaned
Tano
Bureau
Uni
Sawanee
Cumberland
Contem porary comment and charitable notes collide
A collection of brief editorial snippets notes new projects and philanthropy. A right of way agent signals railroad progress, Carnegie philanthropy grows into a practical force, and political skirmishes hint at lively campaign explanations to come.
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Comberland
Cherny Kan
Cumberland Times
Campaign for May election urged with civic aims
The piece argues the May election will shape public welfare and city history. It urges dignified, decorous discussion on Baltimore’s trade expansion, harbor improvements, deeper water, railroads, factories, and internal improvements as central campaign topics.
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Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Market Wordplay
A compact collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. A distracted widow contemplates her husband’s tombstone while debates about happiness, elopement, and poetic flair surface amid editor’s praise and temperance lampooning.
Political reform hopes and tariff debate in press baits
The piece cites civic awakening against corrupt officials and ponders its impact on national elections. It cites Secretary Root and tariff revision debates, noting a Republican shift toward tariff readjustment to fit changing industrial needs and questioning party honesty in forthcoming platform.
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Rt. Louis Republic
Intersat
Carife
Chicago
Burard
Root
Boston
Iaw
Iowa
Verdict for R R Co Removed From This County
Court at Rockville yesterday considered a $5,000 damages suit for the death of Samuel Phillips killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train at Lime Kiln last September. The jury was told to return no verdict for the railroad, as contributory negligence appeared, since the deceased stopped and looked but did not bulking. Attorneys Hammond Urner Dorsey Etchison Peters represented plaintiffs. Judge Hugh Bond Westminster and others appeared for the company.
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Seabilla Phillips
Mattie Phillipa Syatest
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Rockville
Samuel Phillpr
Lime Kilo
Mesars
Hammond Urner
Dorsey Etchison
Frederick
Edward C. Peters
Platovitfa
Uugh Bond
Westminster
J. Roger Mesherry
W. V. Bond
Power of attorney sale of real estate in Frederick City
By virtue of a power of attorney dated March 7 1003 and recorded March 31 19 in Frederick County Maryland the undersigned attorney offers at public auction at the Court House door Frederick Md at 11 oclock am the real estate described in the power of attorney and conveyed by it lying on the west side of South Bentz Street near Patrick Street Frederick City Maryland improved by a building and lot of ground with improvements.
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Mary Ellen Bugle
Calvin L Burle
J. William Paine
Fredarick County
Court House
Centra Street
Fredarick City
Maryland
William Payne
Mortgares
Joseph W. Gaver
Harvey R. Lease
Auer
Caroline Neldlhardt
William B. Brengle
Frederick County
Frederick
Enid
Bentz Street
Patrick Street
Frederick City
Beck
John W. Hallen
Ents
Tsste
Jacom Achurback
Uradcodtd
Pe Ulig
Orphans’ Court
William H. South
Sarah L. Smith
Reno S
BH. Doll
William B. Ogle
Ladiesburg
William K.col
Bare
Ang
Corde
Eal Stork
Aiderstened
Robert L. Ogle
Emory L Coblentz
Walter Carnan
Trastes
C. Ware
Social World Pound Party for Harper Twins in Hansonville
A grand pound party and surprise honored Calvin and Allen Harper at Richard K Harper’s home in Hansonville. Guests included Ramesburg, Brell, Warren Feltz, Harper family and friends from Lewistown Dayaville Walkerville and Baltimore. Dining room doors opened to a festive spread as the gathering celebrated the twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Harper
Housonville
Shor
Calvin
Allen
W. Ramesburg
W. J. Brell
Annie B. Warrenfeltz
Hengonville
Charles R. Harper
Lewistown
Ernest K. Harper
Paul Hrnrst
Dayaville
Wellie Haines
Maymie Ramabarg
Blanche Rameburg
Heard
Lizzie Utterbach
Zou Warraenfeltz
Sadie E H. Harper
Hauconville
Nelliar Asper
May
Carrie Dutrow
Ution
Calvin and
Allen Harper
Harvey Mennell
Lewis Heard
Harvey Sanday
Chayson Palmer
Hansonville
Willie Shoemaker
Walkeravilla
William Powell
Ontoctin
Thomas Utterbuck
Norman Harper
Joseph Nusz
Hannonville
Fant Leatherman
Baltimore
Roy Ransburg
Hausonville
No Moments With The Muse By James Whitcomb Riley
Poem tribute to gardener James Whitcomb Riley praises a garden of old fashioned flowers and the joy of children. It recalls memory songs and Edenic imagery, noting how nature and simple tunes connect to the human heart and love of poetry. Henry Vas Dyas signs the piece in Scribner's Magazine.
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James Whitcomb Auey
Henry Vas Dyas
Scribner's Magazine
Close of catechism at Grace Reformed Church
The close of catechism will be confirmed at Grace Reformed Church this evening at 7.50 o'clock. A preparatory service will be held tomorrow evening and the Holy Communion administered on Easter Sunday morning.
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Grace Reformed Church
Death and marriage remembered in local notices
Mrs Thomas Thrasher dies near Jefferson from whooping cough and pneumonia at age, burial on her marriage anniversary. John J Catsail dies near Araby at 74 from heart disease. funeral at Araby chapel with Mt. Olivet interment. Utermenle will contest in DC appeals court over George W. Utermehlin estate valued at 1,000,000 in realty. Milling market quotes listed. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised in testimonial.
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Thomas Thrasher
Jefferson
Baltimore
Luther Burdett
Hyattatown
Wm. Nall
Araby
Edward Schaiter
Adamstown
Araby Chapel
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Washington
District Court of Appeals
District of Oslambia
George W. Utermehlin
Barnard
Danger of Colds and Grip and a Dancer's Remedy
A fragmentary ad style item discusses dangers of colds and grip, pneumonia risk, and mentions Chamberlain's medicine and a whiskey remedy. It references a Winchester man and a grandfather figure, with promotional language about preventing illness and urging use of a beverage. The readable text is garbled but centers on medical treatment and a personal anecdote.
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Chamberlain
Arca
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