News in Frederick 1902 April 11 edition overview
The Frederick News of April 11 1902 reports postal and subscription details for the newspaper, with rates and methods. It features international and domestic political notes including Turkish affairs, Santo-Dumont airship forecasts, Baltimore mayoral lobbying hints, Roosevelt reciprocity, and a long Major Gardener report on the Philippine situation urging military method changes to preserve US goodwill among Filipinos. The Gardener findings stress native treatment, military tactics, and potential reliance on native troops to avoid bias in the eyes of Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelian Gardener
Philippine
Tayabas
Senate Committee of the Philippines
Philippines
War Department
Senate Committee
Secretary of War
Gardener
United States
Msjoc Gardianer
Bose
Svery
Samar
Gardener counsels kind policy toward Filipinos
Major Gardener argues against harsh repression in the Philippines. He contends that just and kind treatment, consistent and controlled, is the only way to win permanent friendship with Filipinos under United States sovereignty. He mocks the idea that severe measures are effective and suggests his plan is wiser than killing or burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardener
United States
Tillman family day and political jests in Baltimore papers
The Baltimore Herald notes a glorious day for the Tillman family while the Baltimore American hints at Chairman Jones adding a crime to his record. The Baltimore Sun praises Charleston for making Roosevelt feel at home and the Baltimore News laments late spring cold and rain delaying seasonal color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Baltimore Herald
Jones
Baltimore American
Charleston
Roosevelt
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of merriness and mirthful quotes collage
A humorous collage quotes social banter and small talk from various newspapers. It features lines about a friend with a military air and many engagements, a church supper absence and prescriptions, a wife with a voiced complaint about dress, salary talk truncated by timing, and a dentist charging for a tooth extraction. The pieces showcase light, domestic scenes and witty exchanges from multiple papers.
The Force of the Press What to Eat
A Boston Post health note argues against over or under eating and wasteful purchase. It urges planning meals to avoid excess while ensuring a balanced diet and minimizing cost through choosing low waste foods and careful cooking. It notes real cheapness depends on nutrient costs as well as price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Post
The Philippine Bill Sparks Corporate Interest and Land Grants
The Senate Philippine Bill draws student attention and potential syndicate exploitation. It expands land rights for actual occupants and other holders, enabling titles and timber rights on public lands up to four thousand acres for some, five year terms. Critics warn of gains for certain interests and stress the bill’s complexity and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittebare
Senate Philippine
Philippine Commission
Legislatives
Commission
Hall
Seusie
Honsz
Ode to Hades and the Vision of a Great Leader
Poem honors a powerful ruler, linking nations to his faith and legacy. The speaker praises the grand vision guiding lands he won, suggesting empires to follow and a lasting spirit that outlives him. A reverent tone notes the leader’s impact beyond words, shaping history.
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Connelleneath
Huw York Times
Pension Commissioner Post Given to Ware in Surprise Move
Special Dispatch from Tas News Wasmarox D C April 11 reports President appoints Eugene F P Ware to replace H Clay Evans as Commissioner of Pensions in a sudden executive decision.
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Tas
Wasmarox
D. C
Eugene FP. ‘Ware
H. Clay Evans
Pensions
Wade Hampton Dies in Colu mbia Dispatch
Special Dispatch reports in Columia South Carolina that General Wade Hampton is dead. Dated April 11 the notice confirms the passing of the Confederate veteran and notable South Carolina figure. Hampton's death ends a long public career and marks a major regional obituary event.
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Columnia, S.C
Wade Hampton
Died in Harford and Washington counties heads line of reads
Thomas B. Jarrett died at his home in Jarrettaville Harford county. Silas W. L. Beard died April 10 in Hagerstown of progressive paralysis aged 58. Jacob Wilson died April 10 of court disease at Smoketown Washington county aged 65. Rev George W. Snyder resigns as Boonsboro pastor. Ex Detective Michael J. Kelly cited by Baltimore grand jury for alleged Edith Sanford shooting March 8. Mayor Hayes suspects lobby against sale of Western Maryland Railroad and will investigate. Martha John accompanies to Talbot clerk for second marriage with husband's consent. Butter in Hagerstown market rises from 25 to 85 cents per pound.
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Thomas B. Jarrett
Jarrettaville
Harford County
Hagerstown
Silas W. L. Beard
Jacob Wilson
Smoketown
Washington County
George W. Snyder
the Reformed Church
Boonsboro
Michael J. Kelly
Baltimore
May Blaine Weds Charles Lipscomb in St Peter’s DC
Miss May Gillespie Blaine niece of the late James G. Blaine and former Visitation Academy student in Washington marries Charles Eppa Lipscomb of Pittsburgh. The ceremony at St Peter’s was by Rev O Donoghue with Rev Father O Brien aiding. attendants were Nina Blaine and Maude Blaine. A reception at Mrs Blaine’s home followed for nearly 200 guests.
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Lipscomb—Blaine
St. Peter's Church
Washington, D.C
May Gillespie Blaine
James G. Blaine
Visitation Academy
Charles Eppa Lipscomb
Pittsburg
Martin O'Donoghue
Baltimore
Father O'Brien
Nina Beatrice Blaine
Maude Virginia Blaine
Nina
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Maude
Robert J. Blaine
Robert G. Blaine
Mrs. Blaine
A Big Dog Fight At The Post Office
A morning dog fight drew about three dozen canines from St Larce streets into the area near the post office. The brawl was brief but fierce, scattering bystanders and knocking a woman crossing from the Park to the post office slightly to the ground. Women nearby waited for the mêlée to end before continuing along the street.
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St Larce
Thurmont Nominations At Town Convention
A Thurmont town convention nominated for town officers including J. F. D. Miller and F. L. Wisotzky for president of the Board of Commissioners and W. J. Freeza Ed. G. Morrison M. A. Williar L. Root M. D. Overholtzer O. A. Welles James C. Mackley F. Person P. N. Hammaker and Jos. A. Weddish for commissioners. Election set for Monday April 1.
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Thurmont
Board of Commissioners
J. F.D. Miller
F. L. Wisotzky
W. J. Freeza
Ed. G. Morrison
M A. Williar
L. Root
M. D. Overholtzer
O. A. Welles
James C. Mackley
F. Person
P. N. Hammaker
Jos. A. Weddis
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy Saves Child Later
An old newspaper item extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving a mother's son. The fragment lists names and places including Crasferd Virginia and Leeds, noting printers' ink as the fertilizer of trade and newspapers as the best readers of it.
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Chamberlain
Board of Aldermen Plans for New Municipal Light Plant
The Board decides to purchase a new 70 light two circuit dynamo and will invite bids from electrical suppliers for the dynamo. A 30 light dynamo overhauled years ago will be kept for emergencies alongside Frick Co. engines and boilers moved to the new power house. A brick smokestack will be erected at the new plant to ensure lighting continuity.
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Board of Aldermen
Municipal Electric
Smith
Blda
Frick& Co
Waynesboro
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick Era
Alpheus H Shaffner, a former Frederick resident and Venetian curtain maker, died in Baltimore aged about 75. Funeral at 4 PM from Baltimore and Ohio depot with Rev Dr E S Todd officiating. interment Mt Olivet. Survived by sister Mary Montgomery of Baltimore. O C Carty funeral director. Susan Schildtknecht died in Myersville after brief illness at 83. funeral in U B church Myersville. Susan Koontz of Waynesboro Pa dies at 3:80 AM. funeral Sunday 11 AM at Fahrney's Church Mapleville. Elizabeth Schenkel widow of Conrad Schenkel dies in Baltimore. funeral from her son-in-law William Jones residence.
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Alpherus H. Shaffner
Alpheus H. Shaffner
Frederick
Baltimore
Mary Montgomery
Shaffner
Baltimore and Ohio
E. 5. Todd
John O. Hardt
George A. Schroader
David L. Elkins
Augustus Fromke
Mt. Olivet
C. Carty
Susan Subildiknecht
Susan Schildtknecht
Myaraville
United Brethren Church
Plava Khia
U.B
Myersville
R M. Glenn
MES
Susan Koontz
Harry O. Koontz
Waynesboro
P. D. Fahrney
Fahrney
Mapleville
Washington County
Elizabeth Schenkel
Conrad Schenkel
Harmon
William QO. Jones
Personal notices from Baltimore to Frederick crowds
Purely personal items list Col D O Winebrower in Baltimore and others visiting or traveling. Names include A D Willard Elsie Birdy Edward Elcherbarger Mrs Landis V Baughman Obas Baughman Rachel White Nancie Johnson Frank Suman and Pauline Henry Lorentz Miss Mamis Schley Frederick Unger and his roles as author and war correspondent.
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Col
D. O. Winebrower
Baltimore
A. D. Willard
Misa Elsie Birdy
East Second Street
Edward
Elcherbarger
Charles Landis
Hagerstown
V. Baughman
Obas. Baughman
Atlantic City
B. Rosenour
Messrs. Rosenour
East Patrick Street
Rachel White
Port Deposit
Howard O White
Nancie Johnson
Charlottesville
Frank Suman
Pauline
South Market Street
Henry Lorentz
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
David S. Rice
Mamis Schley
Shephardstown
W. Va
Agness Schley
West Patrick Street
Lefs
Chambersburg
Frederick W. Unger
Philadelphia
Bobs
Kruger
Frederick
Unger
South Africa
Shoes on sale offer bold value and variety
The ad lists multiple footwear options with low prices including men’s rating calf bala at $0.97, plain 80 U7 at $0.75, child patent leather shoes at $0.76, and Lenox Bhoca for children and misses at $0.89. It promises savings and money in your pocket when you buy these shoes.
Death of traveling salesman Wallace after short marriage
J W Wallace a well known traveling salesman for Carroll Adama & Co of Baltimore died at Amelia Courthouse Virginia after a recent marriage to Annie DeLashmutt of Sykesville Maryland. He fell ill Sunday night with cramps and died Wednesday morning. Funeral held yesterday afternoon. Also note praise for Chamberlains Cough Rem and sales pitches for Gold Medal whiskey by C N Hauer.
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Carroll, Adama & Co
Baltimore
Amelia Courthouse
J. W. Wallace
Wallace
Annie DeLashmutt
Sykesville
Mr. Wallace
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A collection of short items notes from town and beyond. Handed writing habits in Japan, debt pay habits, social quips, spring fashion outlook, a funeral poem line, local property work, auction news, theatre promotion for A Wise Woman starring Miss Lamour, and a Pennsylvania pay car delivering March wages to Frederick workers.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick
City
Law's Grip: Allen Montgomery Charged With Bastardy
Allen Montgomery was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Carter this morning on a bastardy charge. He was jailed for a $0 bond and will likely appear in court on a writ of habeas corpus. Meanwhile A O MecCardell completes repairs and repainting of his 72tail store room, increasing space by moving back the partition from the ice cream saloon.
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Allen Montgomery
Carter
A. O. MecCardell
Etka New Home In Citizeze National Bank Building
Rooms formerly occupied by the Macona in the Citizeze National Bank building are being remodeled and finished for use by the Etka. The space will be handsomely styled and redecorated. Details are unclear due to OCR garble, but the project indicates a modernization of the former bank premises for the Etka group.
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