Civil Governor of Puerto Rico and India famine debate
The article critiques the new Puerto Rico civil governor’s $5,900 salary and a $500,000 yacht while noting English press views on Boer sympathy. It discusses a Baltimore library fund, Frederick indemnity debate, and London Times coverage of India's famine, citing Sir William Wedderburn and Lord Hamilton. It highlights British neglect concerns and taxation critiques amid ongoing famines and political inquiries.
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Allen
Puerto Rico
England
A. J. Wilson
London
New York Times
India
Wilson
William Wedderbarn
Supreme Court of Bombay
Lord George Hamilton
House
Endis
Great Britain
Baye Muntiolied
Indirect plea on Britain India aid meets global doubt
The fragment questions Great Britain's response to calls for aid to India, noting widespread skepticism and disbelief about urgent relief efforts. It presents a critical view of imperial policy and the apparent mismatch between stated aims and actions.
Contemporay Contempt in Press and Politics
Contemporary commentary criticizes newspapers for sensationalism and ignorance while political factions argue over bills. The Frederick delegation reportedly informed Washington that a Baltimore bill for 200000 is legitimate, countering claims and defending Barbara Frietchie as real rather than myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Committee On
Benator Depew
Barbara Fritchie
Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness in a Humorous Exchange
A collection of light quips and witty exchanges from various papers. The snippets mix domestic humor and social satire, including a playful tease about jealousy, a minting of luck at the races, a piano incident, and a remark on rising health trends, all framed as brief anecdotes.
The Clark case and Dewey as president candidates
A Philadelphia Press summary urges Congress to remove William Andrews Clark from the Senate after a unanimous committee finding. It also suggests Admiral Dewey lacks political polish for the presidency yet remains a valuable national asset for the nation in crisis, stressing capability over ambition.
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Clark
Philadelphia
Senate
William Andrews Clark
United States
Congress
Moments With The Muse A Spring Ditty
Poem fragment celebrates spring and nature with bustling birds blossoms and hills. References a joyful mood and life’s renewal. Mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills in a garbled end note.
Market Prices and Oddities In Ailing Markets News
A garbled market column lists eggs at 11-12 cents a dozen, butter 20-23 cents a pound, poultry prices, and a long section of vegetables and fish prices. A humorous note recalls a mispronounced egg plant versus oyster plant. Several dated items reference Manila meat prices and local butcher attire.
Milburn Theologian and Orator of the Mississippi Valley
A lengthy biographical sketch outlines Dr Milburn s life from early education through a fifty year ministry in the Methodist Episcopal Church His extensive travel over 1 000 000 miles and role as chaplain to Congress and the Senate are noted He is praised for eloquence broad friendships and enduring health while authoring influential works and receiving honors from prominent figures worldwide
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Methodiat Episcopal Church
Mississippi Valley
Milburn
Washington
National
House of Representatives
Senate
Dr. Milporn
Capitol
Daniel Webster
John ©. Calhoun
Carlyle
Thackeray
Dean Stanley
Archbishop Trench
Charles Lyell
Dean Milman
Tia
N D. Thompson & Co
St. Louis
Balti more and Ohio Railroad Improvement Bids
Bids for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad upgrades estimated at 2 to 6 million dollars were received by Chief Engineer Graham. A Mount Airy cut-off will shorten heavy grades, require about 10 miles of new road and tunnels, boost trainloads by 12 to 20 percent, and reduce need for helping engines. Over 1 million dollars will be spent. the current line will handle light traffic after completion.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Graham
Mount Airy
Decline of Yellowstone Park and Health Remedies
Passing of Yellowstone Park notes the geysers waning as buildings rise nearby, illustrating nature’s exhaust. The piece ties global decline to personal health, urging spring renewal with Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters and praising a cough remedy as safe and effective for children and adults. It ends with an advertising appeal to place notices in THE HEWS.
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Yellowstone Park
Hoatetter
Weekly Review of Trade Stocks and Bonds in Bairomare
The Baltimore Stock Exchange week shows broad distribution with no major features. Trading in Baltimore city securities was light with little price change. 3% 1930 bonds at 1123, United Railways and Electric bulk trades, Consols near 95, incomes at 75, and common stock around 15. Georgia and Alabama and Maryland Brewing traded dull. trusts and banks active. Consolidated Gas around 51. Bond market strong led by New Seaboard Air Line credits. Georgia and Alabama 6s up to 8, Carolina Central 4s to 87, South Bound First 5s at 97.34.
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Baltimore Stock Exchange
Baltimore City
United Railways and Electric Company
Georgia
Alabama
Georgia Southern
Florida
Maryland Brewing Company
First National Bank
Commercial & Farmers’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Farmers & Merchants’ Nations’ Bank
Trust Companies
International
Continental Trust Co
Land Trust Co
Mercantile Trust Co
United States Fidelity & Gasranty Co
Fidelity & It
toSi
Seaboard Air Line
Carolina Central
Colombia
Savannah
Alabama Consolidated
Bradstreet's report notes mixed weekly business conditions
Bradstreet reports backward spring weather and irregular trade across five reports. Prices weaken for steel products while copper remains firm. cotton shows a slight uptick and Southern yarn mills raise prices. Sugar remains strong due to expected cane shortages. 152 business failures this week, near last year's level.
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Bradstreyts
New York
Apelle
Bradstreet
Alan
Cuba
Far East
United States
PURELY PERSONAL EASTER VISITORS IN FREDERICK AREA
A long list of residents and guests from towns such as Woodsboro Baltimore Unionville and Shepherdstown are spending Easter in Frederick or visiting relatives. Notables include Mr Alles Radcliffe of the University of Maryland and Rev J H Willte of Elkton W Va. Local families host and hostesses in various streets and at Mt St Marys College sessions.
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Alles Radcliffe
University of
Hensts Motter
E.D. Hobbs
New Market
Frederick
Pampel
Braddock
Emmitsburg
William R. McGill
Gumberland
Wm. P. Maulsby
Court Square
Alice Baker
Woodstock
Mt. St. Mary's College
Page Milburn
Washington
Union Church
Roy Z. Thomas
Western Maryland College
J. H. Willtte
M. E Church South
Elkton
W. Va
Messrs
Edward and
Meredith Smith
Georgetown College
F. J. Smith
East Second Street
Wilfred McCardell
A. O. McCardel
North Market Street
Harry Haller
Mercersburg College
Thomas H. Haller
West Third Street
William DeLashmutt
Charlotte Hall
E. E. Delashmutt
Third Street
H. Burns Trandle
Danville
Daily Bes
Joseph Trandle
South Market Street
Katherine and
Mary McKinsey
Coogan
Warner McKansey
Baltimore
Res. Louisa Warner
South Street
Morgan's Grove Fair Elects Directors at Shepherdstown
At the Morgan's Grove Agricultural Association annual meeting in Shepherdstown W Va the stockholders elected a slate of directors for the coming year Dr A S Reynolds G T Stacklider E H Reinhart John H Lemen C G Conklyn John P Kearfott Charles D Wysson A D Grove and Eugene Paker The next fair is set for September 4 5 6 and 7 IXX Treasurer Licklider reports finances in excellent condition with assets exceeding liabilities and a good cash balance.
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Morgan's Grove Agricultural Association
Shepherdstown
W. Va
A.S. Reynolds
G. T. Stacklider
E. H. Reinhart
John H Lemen
C. G. Conklyn
John P. Kearfott
Charles D. Wysong
A.D. Grove
Eugene Paker
Licklider
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in West Virginia
Baxva Jackson Co West Virginia narrates a three year old rheumatism attack in which his wife bedridden for over a month recovered after using Chamberlain Pain Balm as directed. The testimony claims rapid relief and restoration of mobility, with a local druggist advertisement noting availability in The News.
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Baxva
Jackson Co. W. V
Maddox
Chamberlain
A. B. Paxsoxa
A. Pearre
Drageist
Unclear OCR fragment on bicycle event and individuals
Fragmentary text mentions several names linked to a bicycle event or club activity, with garbled terms and no clear date or location. The passage lacks coherent details to identify a specific incident or outcome.
World-Touring Wheelman and Child Cyclist Tale
An engineer travels the globe for business and has circumnavigated the world twice in a few years. He aims to reach the pound mark and can gain or lose weight rapidly. Little Walter McGrath, seven, son of Captain McGrath of the Century Wheelmen, has ridden 25 centuries with his father and once cycled from Philadelphia to Indianapolis at five. Physicians deem him remarkably strong and uninjured by such toil.
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Grimes
Saya
Walter McGrath
Captain McGrath
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
New York
Poughkeepsis
New England
Boston
Missionary and Easter Services Highlight County News
In MP Pleasant the M E church schedules a missionary and Easter service for Easter Sunday at 2 30 pm. Communion services are set for the Reformed church at 10 am with Easter service at 7 20 pm. The Y P S C E of St Pauls Lutheran elects officers for six months, and Mt Joy and Harney congregations donate to the India Famine Fund.
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MP. Pleasant
M.E. Church
Mary Lakin
Aear Frederick
Nellie Cramer
Reformed Church
Garris Coblentz
Middletown
Mamie McDaniel
Rev
A. Stein
Somerset Co
Leib
PITTESGER WAGSMAN MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED IN HAGERSTOWN
Hymeneal notices show Mary A Wagaman of Sabilingville and Samuel Pitten ger of Fountain Dale Adama county Pa. wed Thursday at the American Theological Seminary Gattys are The Sick. Various local notices include sales and real estate listings, medicines and goods advertisements.
Cut With a Butcher Knife In Emmitsburg Brawl
A Tuesday night street fight in Emmitsburg between Lute Beatty and a colored man named Wood caused a scene. Beatty slashed Wood with a large butcher knife, striking the face and narrowly missing the left eyeball. Wood fled into Mrs Winter's house, then into Bir Lewis Motter's kitchen where he handed over the weapon to youths before vanishing.
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Emmitsburg
Lute Beatty
Wood- Wood
Beatty
Wood
Death of Hiram Cloppen at Lime Kiln aged 45
Hiram Cloppen died yesterday morning at his Lime Kiln residence from congestion of the lungs. He formerly taught at Buckeystown. The funeral is set for Monday with services at the A M E Church Buckeystown at 10 o clock.
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Atram Cloppes
Hiram Cloppen
Lime Kiln
Buckeystown
The Passion Flay at City Opera House in April
The Passion Play in moving pictures will be shown at City Opera House on April 17 and 18 with evening performances and a Wednesday matinee. Endorsed by press, clergy, and the public, the program promises an engaging religious pageant for local audiences.
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City Opera House
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