Peace in South Africa and US antitrust actions noted
The Daily News reports slow prospects for peace in South Africa alongside commentary on American antitrust steps. It discusses a British army camp in Louisiana, the Navy Department promotions amid hostility to Schley, and scrutiny of state offices and legislative results. It highlights Attorney General Knox actions against Northern Securities, Chicago Kansas City railroads, and the Beef Trust, framing three forms of modern monopoly: corporate consolidation, special railroad rates, and meat packing combines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Louisiana
Knox
Northern Securities Company
Chicago
Kansas City
Beef Trust
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Northern Pacifico
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Beoreen Dhums
Public stance against monopolies echoes across law
The Attorney General Knox asserts that monopolies have never before been challenged in this manner. He stresses that law and courts must restrain combinations that threaten the public and that no individual or corporation may evade the prohibition on price-advancing corporate actions.
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Knox
Contemporary Comment on War Taxes and Public Trust
A collection of editorials notes how Boer War taxation burdens the poor in England, critiques U S and world figures, and comments on American reactions to coronation rights. The items reflect partisan perspectives from Baltimore American Seattle Post Intelligencer Dallas News Philadelphia Evening Telegraph and Washington Star.
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England
Beef Trust
Lee Trust
America
Baltimore
Amercan
Washington Star
Minutes of Merriness and Remarks from Papers
Fragmented dialogue presents scenes of courtship doubt and satire. The Old Gentleman questions a suitor about love while a Young Doctor references a Philippine operation. Various quotes from Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Press and Washington Star appear as clipped anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Chicago Record- Herald
The Post Check and Way Stations Debut
A Los Angeles Times notice extols the post check as a valuable adjunct to rural free delivery and convenient for small mail money orders, announcing the advent of way stations. A Chicago Inter Ocean report notes thirteen Atlantic cables between the U S and Europe but none across the Pacific, with twenty years of talk on a Pacific cable and early efforts hindered by geography and landing sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Los Angeles Times
Chicago Inter Ocean
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Pacific
Asia
England
Moments with the Muse and a Life Saved Remedy
The poem celebrates Spring with Sir Robin the robin’s antics and summer’s promise. A testimonial then praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming complete recovery within twenty four hours after using the product, endorsed by Mary Haller of Mt. Crawford Virginia and sold by A. Peart.
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Ber Son
Chamberlain’s Cole
Chonra
Mary Haller
Mt. Crawford
A. Peart
Real estate transfers and court notices in Oregon weekly record
Week ending April 14 1902 reports numerous real estate deeds from Noah E H Cramer to Lewis P Ramberg and many others along with marriage licenses for county residents. Orphans Court items include inventories accounts and sales of estates for Wilmer O Shafer Abraham Saum James Biggs and others with executors guardians and administrators named.
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Noah EH. Cramer
Lewis P. Ramaburg
Wesley Creeger
Charles Shipley
Emory L. Coblentz
C. C. Waters
Charles W
Melvin F. Holter
Elizabeth J. Holter
Charles R Hoke
Andrew Annan
Elizabeth Wiles
J. Thomas Wiles
Hien A. O. DeGrange
James K. Williams
Geo. v. Kindley
Jesse M. Burrall
Louis O. Wiles
Eiizabet
Bales Real Estate of Daniel Derr Deceased Probate
First and final account of Charles H. Derr and John H. Caller as executors of Daniel Derr deceased filed. Will of Jemima Sokol deceased admitted to probate. Inventories show personal property stocks bonds current money and debts due Jemima Scholl deceased fled.
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Orphans’ Court
Wilmer O. Shafer
Charles W. Shaffer
Abraham Saum
Jemima Scholl
J. Calvin Oronise
D.b. N
Ladwick Roatzsha
Catharine
Davis
Eres Rontzaho
Jennie Brown
Mary Amsuda Hankey
Charles W. Rose
Richard PB. Ross
Jacob L. Routraba
Lodwick
Routrabs
Jacob Rohrback
Lillian M. McDonnell
James W. Bigg
Calvin M. Biggs
Firet
Givin M. Biggs
James W. Bigge
Flac
Bales
Daniel'Derr
Charles H. Derr
John H. Caller
Daviel Derr
Jemina Sokol
Jemins Scholl
Arbor Day Observed At Barnesville School
In Barnesville a school Arbor Day program featured scripture readings, poems, songs, and a Governor’s proclamation. A silver maple was planted in the school yard named for Windield Scott Schley, hero of Santiago, marking the event with community pride.
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Barnesville
Wm. Orme
le Roy
Silas Ward
Sallie Brown
Washington
Florine Loy
Dickerson
Lonnie Brosius
Buskeystown
Nellie
Mamie McDonald
Roleee Stunkle
Lickeville
Henry Miles
Beallaville
Steve Whitehill
Marion Manion
Lucy Stone
Columbis
Professor Story
Magic Brown
Joe Stone
Boya
My Bonnie
Mary Brostus
Maria Brown
Arbor Day
Miss Helen Story
Mary Brosius
Mary Ward
Leonard Hays
Lucie Stone
Muriel
Cecil
Helen Story
Willie Roberson
Henry White
Woodman
Leo Hays
Charles Bilton
Marshall Manion
Charles Hilson
Carrie Roberson
Edith Brown
Edward Story Hyme
Sssistant School
Masie Brown
Lens Stons
Ackeo
Windeld Scott Schley
Santiago
Road Supervisor Appointed and Street Repairs Underway
At a county meeting George C. Hulfer was named road supervisor for Middletown district while Henderson T. Castile resigned. Superior street work continues as Superintendent Yonkle orders masons to repair gutters and the east side of North Market Street near Patrick Road. Cheap publicity via News want ads promotes trades and services for 23 cents per insertion.
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Baward Riggs
Feagaville
Reformed Church
Hanover
Theodore Lane
D. J. Wolf
Wm. Baker
Taneytown
J. Hichelberger
Rocky Ridge
Harry Winebrewer
Gap. F. Smith
Main Street
Minerva Ledwidge
George F. Smith
E. M. Gilbert
Lloyd Warfield
Johnaville
Wm. Hoffman
Jacob Adams
Harry Dorons
Edward Riggs
Fongaville
Albert Baker
Hancock
Thomas Fogle
Strests Yonkle
North Market Street
Nerar Patrick
Board of County Commissioners
George C. Hulfer
Middletown
Wise Henderson T. Castile
Bureer’ Art Gallery
Brest
Burger” Art Gallery
Azgdir
Hotel Grill
Frederick
Philadelphia Church Burned On Thirty-eighth Street
Fire destroyed the Savious Protestant Episcopal Church on Thirty-eighth Street above Market after midnight. Four walls remain, interior ruined, with $150000 loss covered by insurance. Rector Rev. William Hodine, B D, led cleanup as alarms limited spread.
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Philadelphia
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Thotes
Schley
Navy Department
General Assembly
PW Spa Pe
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Democratic Party
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Mina Hevvinwell
Mins Osyenne
Voice OF the Press
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Mary Jane Gingell
Margaret C. Paynes
Margaret O. Payne
J. Edwin Payne
Lonie A. Gerrick
Ozelle Bitler
Charlotte Thrasher
John
Olphas K H. Lakin
Lewis M. Nixdorf
MaClintock Young
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Francia Hichstberger
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Jacob R. Rockwell
Susan C. Perkins
Henny A. Perkins
John J. Wilcome
Coblentz
Obas
C. Waters
Obharlotte O. Hauver
Tease B. Olary
Ida DL. Pearre
Ida L. Pearre
Lina U. Olary
Dora M. Olary
Charlen H. Derr
John Henry Oxlter
Alice UL. Kinna
Isabella V. Norris
Maurice F. Starr
Henry Goblentz
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Daniel Darr
John H. Onnter
Newton A.S. Bussard
Catherine Ganter
John T. Newcomer
George Oslvin Pearl
Thurmont
Sud
Mary E. Shriner
Eyler’s Valley
George Danner
Bassie O. Brice
Knoxville
Wa. M. Delonter
Bertha E. Hoke
Mr. Plessans
John ¥. Tensell
Cora A. Willis
Mb. Airy
Wr. S. Wagner
Lula M. Keplinger
Jefferson
Victor A. Staley
Catherine P. Brust
Vincent de P. Yingling
Nan A. Eisenhauer
Thomas G. Buckey
Sarah Edza Swope
Broderick
Louisville
W. A. Robinson
Robinson
Robinson Taok
Davenport
Dr Jackson
Thongs
WG Putnam
Py Thomas
Indiana
West Chester
James D McClellan
Pennsylvania
Hffe
Bryn Mawr
Altoona
Lancaster
Bedford Springs
Chamberlain
Opeb Nision Audit
Frederick County
John A. Gesey
Minerva Lasse
Maria D. Troxel
Jeanette Troxell
Manca
Douglass H. Hargetti
Frederick Co
Douglass H. Sargetti
F. L. Stoner
Frank
Stoner
Ezra Houk
Jacob D. Dinterman
Ellen Dinterman
Maron Tekm
Frank L. Stoner
Douglass B. Hargett
Circuit Court For
FL. Stoner
Ernisson Sales
Thomas C. Matens
Franklin Saviors Bank of
Seth
Mancy Tee
Iaid
Thomas
Mateny
Gnally
Fradeck
Gaysant
Douglass H. Hargett
Greait
Frederick Go
Douglass Hargeit
Marcus
J. Weed
Gav
R. Brenaie
Torcer Bentz
Noice
Frederick Cus Lime Company
Ratice Hhai
Lewis W. Mearling
Secrntart
Treaseres
Frederick Cur Tame Company
East Pat Treet
TAW
D. Mantz
Marker St
Frederick City, Md
Mitton Garver
Aden
Childrece
the Bee
Patrick Street
Frederien
Fountain Peng
Ideal Waterman
Paul E Wirt
Commercial Peng
Landis
N. Market St
Market St
Inter-State
California
Eschelberger's
West Fourth Street
Marladinly
Amilton Lindsay
Petersville
Frederick City
Hamilton Lindasy
Hamilton Lindsay
Casdies
Taffies, &C
Cardes & Bro
S. Market Street
Aid
John W.tabler
Besant & Enott
Sernb
Wits
J. M. Rively
EB. Lipps
Org
Opera Hoube
Robert Downing
Alberta
Els Gno Levitimste Company
Preenting A. Banmer’s Mastershcce
Rowe
Yeakle
W. . Mercer
Braddock
W. A. Hall
Braddock Heights
Corner Market
Eighth St
John Keyser
Ovenderfer Son
Daniel Bentz
Marilatt
Unior
H. B. Wilcoxon
East South St
Hobart
E. Zimmermen
Apr Lodatt
B.&0 Avenue
Schlevnville
Samuel, Wertheimer
South Market Stree
Henry Dertzbaugh
North Maret Street
Harris
Third Street
Poe
T. M. Bizer
Madison Avenue
E. Chereb
Union Manufacturing Co
B.R. Schedules
Vec
Baltimore & Diti
New York
Dali
Waypitt Ign Ae
Pouiadelipila
Delphin
Paet
Sentons
Philadsipais
Dueat
Harper's Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Ahes
Weshiarton
New Xo
Qinidiansports
Pittabare
Fore
Phiisdelphia
Camber Cincinnat
Crest Lane
Way Steens
Seutar
Washiartra
Sanday
Cincinnat
Pitsburg
Washington Junction
Way
Baltimera
Washington Mall
Sanaa
Fallmere
St. Leas
Cincinnati
Fatindeipen
Warbindon
Barerstows
Lexiurtep
St Louis
Beltimere
Eatthacre
Bandas
Warblagesapa
Philedeipate
Chicara
Werkarser
Arerey
Muluaar
Niaawepal
Tye
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