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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
1
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips drawn from early 20th century humor columns. Fragments include a bank teller and a rough trade joke, a Spring fount flourish, and a Kentucky migrant anecdote, plus a Western lynching reminiscence and Electric Car misadventure asides.
The London Times notes the Washington publication of Hay McKinley diplomacy shows broad assent to the open door in China. The Chicago Times-Herald warns science may erode humanitarian giving if overemphasized. The Boston Post views the Paris Exposition as a potential peace influencer amid Eastern tensions. The Delaware County Democrat marks Jefferson's birthday amid Boer War liberty concerns and imperialistic press.
Passing of Yellowstone Park leads to warnings that the famed regions are fading as tours decline. readers are urged to visit soon while the park remains accessible. The piece also extols health as precious and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for spring revitalization and stomach cures, citing local vendors and endorsements in a compact, period voice.
A poetic fragment from the Canadian Magazine evokes memory and nature through ethereal imagery. The verse contemplates spring, renewal, and distant visions, weaving lines about seeds, storms, and a falling tear as a symbol of transience and loss.
Hymeneal reports list several marriages including James H. Gae of Lewisdale and Alias Ladie B. Cateail of Plane No. 4 Frederick county at Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Luther Kubimen officiating. Jacob B. Harbaugh wed Beatha I. Manahan in the Evangelicalformed parsonage in chia city. Grayeon D. Snook and Virgie Alma Palmer married at Rev. S. M. Hench’s residence on North Market Street. The Pal mer bride is from Hansonville. both are in the St Pauls Reformed church choir and will reside in Lewistown.
Special dispatch reports renewed fighting beyond Elandslaagte with Boers steadily advancing on British positions. Continuous rifle fire and Boer big guns were met with effective British response. After about two hours the Boer advance was checked.
James Smith a Civil War veteran died at his East Sixth Street residence this morning from Bright’s disease after a stroke last Friday aged 65. Survived by a widow, one son George W. Smith and four daughters Annie Layman Bima Roberts Mattia and Gertraude Smith all of Frederick. Funeral Saturday at 2 P M. Reel Race preparations: United Reel Team met to organize entry for a Baltimore event with another meeting next Wednesday.
Local price quotes list corn 40 cents per bushel shelled wheat 70 cents per bushel hay 10 to 12 dollars per ton. Remarkable cure of rheumatism in Jackson County West Virginia cites Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a safe remedy after severe attack left the wife unable to walk.
The one hundred sixteenth session of the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church read the year’s appointments in Washington at Metropolitan Church. Rev. Joe Brown takes Frederick charge. Rev. Page Milburn moves to Union Church, Washington. Fifty thousand dollars seek for Baltimore Woman's College professorship. fund to be known as the Baltimore Conference Memorial Professorship, with 4 percent interest on pledges. Benevolent collections across districts totaled 94,255, up from 52,937, with gains noted in multiple districts.
News of the churches lists Holy Communion and various services at All Saints Episcopal Grace Reformed Lutheran and St Johns Catholic churches for Holy Week. Good Friday ceremonies include mass, litany, and the Way of the Cross with times noted. William Grove sustains a severe thumb injury at L McMurray canning factory.
A jumble of notes reports a Perry Tile event plan and a county controversy, along with a brakeman’s fatal accident at Coast Point. Easton, Maryland, aims to boost southern trade, while Baltimore hosts a Republican delegate election in April. A Baltimore health case prompts quarantine, and the American Mechanics convenes June in Port Deposit. Clergy moves include Rev. Falloner joining St Peter’s in Baltimore. Also advised are liver cleansing cures and a patent medicine ad for Wells Little Early Risers.
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