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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1900
Page
2
A long-tattered summary notes varied 1900 era topics including federal and state politics, Virginia Military Institute history, and early Annapolis naval academy building plans. It cites figures like Hanna, Roberta, and Jackson era cadets, plus proposed funds for drydock and grand campus projects at Annapolis.
The Court of Appeals State Library and state offices will oversee new Naval Academy buildings in Annapolis. The legislature appropriated $240 for site purchase and construction. A commission began work on March 5 to secure the best possible result from the expenditure, with broad public interest in improving the city’s appearance and industrial activity.
The sources discuss Senator Wellington’s view that Mc Kinley cannot marry Maryland and Democrats will win most congressional districts except the Fifth. They note Maryland lags behind states in medical and pharmaceutical professional protections, with weak licensing allowing quacks to practice. Wellington previously predicted Gov. Lowndes’s defeat, the Advertiser suggests.
A mixed collage of quips from Chicago Record Indianapolis Journal Philadelphia Press and Omaha World Herald. Jokes about ready speakers stammering politicians and hair dye with a running thread on wit and benevolence from various papers.
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes how quickly the Senate shelved a resolution for popular election of Senators with 15 negative votes. It suggests campaigns may arise on the issue and forecasts stronger push for a constitutional amendment as the movement in state conventions wanes amid repeated scornful reasons this year.
Masita April 25 reports Pedro Paterno head of the Philippine National Assembly has been captured. The dispatch notes Paterno’s leadership role amid the political upheaval and ongoing resistance movements in the region.
Special Dispatch to The News reports the Dimmick pipe company plant in BrmurmcHax Alabama collapsing today. Several workers are killed and twenty five injured in the incident.
A special dispatch from Tar Szws reports the relief fund for Ottawa sufferers was opened today in Lospos and has already received several large subscriptions.
The Clarke divorce jury in Prersevee Pa disagreed after twenty four hours deliberation and was discharged. Reports note Hood a cures dyspepsia vocations.
A garbled poemlike reflection speaks of hopeful tunes and light after night. Mentions Manila Bar, politics, and a figure linked to Dewey, with call for restraint and moral warning amid turmoil.
Obituaries note George Krebs and John Peter Meise died in Cumberland and Baltimore as a seven year old tragedy and a veteran cavalcador builder. Andrew Jackson Brooks captured in Gornostown, denying charges in the eight year old Janie Bell case. Westminster preps for a banquet for the Postmaster General. Cumberland Republicans name Warner White for mayor and Howard Hartesock for city clerk. William E Jameson receives a trust from George Hayward Sr. in Snow Hill. Baltimore man William J Hook convicted for assaulting his wife. Dancer Signor Hazazer dies at 111 West Franklin. Two amallipox cases lead to Johns Hopkins quarantine. Garrett Park nominates May 7 candidates with 20 opposition tickets. Maryland Board of Public Works rejects 1.5 million offer from Northern Central Railway for annual state annuity.
The postponement of the Esmeralda play at City Hall due to the actress’s illness disappoints many. A Baltimore actress will take the role for a charity performance for the Independent Hose Co, with organizers urging generous local support and recognizing the fire department’s service and fraternal ties.
Mr George Emmel a well known truck farmer of Lauratille Harford road was badly hurt in a Wednesday morning explosion caused by a gasoline engine used to force water into a house. He was thrown against steps, sustaining bruises to the head face and arms and internal injuries. Dr Lingard of Whiteford attended. The engine and apparatus were wrecked.
Morning market scene describes busy dealers measuring and selling produce and fish. Prices for eggs butter apples shad celery and meats are listed with many items across fruits vegetables and staples. Local birdsong and weather remarks accompany the market report and notes on strawberry and pie plant prospects.
A historical trade bulletin notes satisfactory overall activity in boots and shoes with demand for immediate delivery. Spring and summer orders mostly fulfilled, occasional requests for oxford styles with quick delivery. Leather markets show steady pricing, moderate parcel sizes, and ample stock in most categories, with some tightness in rough leather and oak hides. Hides report little change from prior period.
The report details security gains in Seaboard Railway issues and related bonds. It notes New Seaboard stock rising from 6 to 12, preferred at 27, Greater Seaboard allotments near 115, plus Southern Railway and Georgia Alabama bonds improving. Also mentions rising railroad stocks, stronger Baltimore issues, and abundant money for calls and time.
Beadstreet's reports a mixed U S business tone with gains in general trade yet uneven activity across sectors. Steel and iron show resilience amid price adjustments while export pig iron potential remains a key support. Shoes and hardware are active though markets vary by region. wheat prospects look bright in spring and winter wheat areas. failures fall to 182 for the week, with year over year comparisons noted.
This profile portrays Beveridge as the nation’s youngest senator at thirty six, praised for rigorous study and bold travels to Manila and Asia to learn the Philippines issue. It recounts his rise from farm and logging camps to Indianapolis law, debating leadership, and decisive election amid powerful State politics.
The Maryland State Volunteer Firemen's Association finance committee met in Baltimore to plan the eighth social convention. June dates are set and 130 companies will parade with an expected 40 000 to 40 000 visitors from across the state. A rule allows the winning captain to choose cash or a silver trophy, and a special fund drive was formed to attract corporate support. Augustus Albert chairs the organizing committee with Thomas McCamman Edward Sicklee Charles F Dahil and Samuel T Dukebars listed.
A limited number of complete Kipling book sets offered for the next few days at 1.05 dollars for paper covers and 225 dollars for cloth covers. Fifteen volumes make a 2 set, but orders must be picked up at the store and not delivered by mail. Frederick, Md. gress you eat and Keller, Druggist, 165 N.
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