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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1901

Page

4

Moon's Phases and Public Notes on 1903 Fair Indemnities

A fragmented 1901 item column comments on baseball in Baltimore, the Rockefellers and Stillmans’ alliance, and the St Louis World’s Fair of 1903. It argues for fair indemnities from China after the Boxer Rebellion, praising U S policy and urging civilized nations to avoid greed in settling losses and deaths in Pekin. It warns against looting Pekin under claims for indemnity and calls for equitable settlements to preserve civilization.

St. Louis New York Tribune China United States Pekin Japan Great Britain

Contempo ry Comment on Baltimore Plowing Time

Contemporary comment notes spring plowing in Baltimore streets as soil remains fertile and deep. Fire and flood are described as shaping the century with calamities though progress in human resources is vast. The piece tempers hopeful farming imagery with warnings about elemental power.

Baltimore Baltimore Herald Baltimore American

Baltimore City Welfare and Contagion Debate

Baltimore News argues that the city’s welfare is tied to Maryland’s progress and prosperity as crowded trains spread non contagious ailments from followers of Christian Science. The piece contends governance of Baltimore shapes residents’ private affairs and overall well being amid public health concerns.

Loas Baltimore News Baltimore Maryland

Fragmented Humor Quotes From 19th Century Papers

A collection of brief, humorous exchanges from various newspapers. Highlights include a Boston style mother daughter quarrel over a marriage proposal and satirical lines on reform, fairy tales, and public morals. The items reflect racey jokes and wordplay common in late 1800s press.

Convenient pistol tragedy blamed on firearm in Atlanta report

A Detroited column reprints from The Atlanta Constitution describing a fatal shooting where a man is dead and another jailed. It argues the pistol's presence caused the tragedy and laments the broader pattern of violence linked to firearms. The piece emphasizes the need to remove such weapons to spare lives.

Atlanta Constitution

Round Up Season on a Western Ranch Branding a Yearling

Bumper spring round ups unfold across the cattle district as cowboys work to brand yearlings. The busy season highlights independent ranch life and self government themes amid agricultural traditions and regional practice.

Moments With The Muse and April in Town Recalled

A scanned column blends poetry and local notes. It opens with verses about spring’s lure and starry adventures, then shifts to Atlanta institution lines. The Rural Maryland and Virginia correspondents report on church activities, schooling, roads, rain, and neighborhood happenings from Mossy Ridge to Rock Springs and Germantown with brief updates on residents, acts of progress, and local events.

Caught a Dreadful Cold in a Chicago Millinery Firm

A testimonial from Maryion Rooke, manager at 1835 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured a severe cold that kept her awake and unfit for work. She notes a milliner’s quick relief and recommends the remedy, citing an English testimonial about bronchitis and a wife saved from long illness.

Maryion Rooke T. M. Thompson Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Chamberlain Tasgie A. L. Pearce Old England William Savory Warrington England

May 3 church ordinances and local news update

May 3 includes church ordinances at yy Quah Greece ek bee alta and Rev Mr Rice’s appointment at Hocky Springs chapel on April 21. Also notes a diver duck-like bird captured near George B Haushen’s Spring Branch home. Social items report John Hyatt and bride returning from the West and several local residents at meetings and visits, plus a postponed marriage date for Charlea F Tabler and Jeasie P Watkins to April 30. Special bargains from The Bee advertise Tuesday sales on children’s hose, brooms, and ladies’ hose with money-back guarantee at 73 West Patrick Street Frederick Maryland.

Rice Hocky Springs Chapel George B. Haushen Spring Branch Bessie Zeigler Gott Pooleeville Essie Price Annie Holland Carrie Warfield Vernon Davis Lewis Mary Rangone James Gabriel Lawson Frank Dutrow Charlea F. Tabler Jeasie P. Watkins the Bee West Patrick Street Frederick

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