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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
4
A fragmented April issue from Frederick County’s The News discusses beef trust clashes with local butchers, commendations for Admiral Solley, and political talk. It cites Senator Hoar, Representative Pearce, and General Fanston, with editors arguing for restraint and steady policy in the Philippines war.
The Baltimore American quotes a contemporary remark claiming the Cabane will make a few revolutions to remind Prefect Palos of old times. The remark ties to a nostalgic view of governance and ceremonial action.
The Cumberland News notes a proposed post check as a quality addition to free delivery and money transfers via malls. It also recalls beef price impacts on consumption and market reaction, praising restraint and access to fish and vegetables as substitutes. The piece also cites views on Philippine policy, wartime conduct, and discipline.
A string of overheard exchanges and comic miscommunications from a late 19th or early 20th century papers. Citizens joke about marriage, stolen stock, a watchdog, escapes, and puns on national symbols with witty banter and mispronunciations. The snippets satirize daily life and language misunderstandings in brief newspaper-style quips.
The Washington Star argues that a broad meat trust not only sets wholesale meat output and cattle prices but also manipulates livestock supply. It details how three years are needed to raise a steer, how farmers lose incentive to raise cattle, and how ranches under trust control limit supply to justify higher retail meat prices.
Poem style lines celebrate joy in different year seasons and love as the bright blossom. scattered fragments mention happiness amid sunlit harvest and winter snows, with a reference to a cheerful world and love’s bloom.
A reader replies to Christian's criticism of the Free Sunday Tolls discussion. He defends not opposing the Sabbath, rejects perverse accusations, and notes the Legislature adjourned without the toll bill. The letter critiques biblical interpretation, baptism debate, and the Christain view on Sunday access, urging calmer dialogue.
A reader denounces a fellow Christian for sectarian disputes over by laws and anti Christ charges in a heated exchange about Lord's Day observance. He defends himself, rebukes misquotations, and ends with a cordial farewell to the Christian friend.
Cavol Sanders, a young violinist recently back from Berlin, showcased diverse works and his own composition in a concert praised for technical skill and expressive depth. William R Lane the baritone delivered a strong set of songs, highlighted by rich tone and clear enunciation. The company performs at City Opera House Monday night, April 28, 1902, in the Y M C A course, featuring a Celebrated Steiff Upright Piano from H E Wilcoxson’s ware rooms.
Nightmare caused the sudden death of Harry G. Koontz a 26 year old constable from Smithsburg Washington county. He died in bed after a day of riding his wife heard him mutter and he collapsed. The notice also includes ads for medicines and a public sale announcement of property near New Market Maryland under a mortgage from 1806.
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