Whipping post support echoed in editorials
The Cumberland and Washington papers debate punishment by flogging. The Washington Post advocates the whipping post as reform, urging its use in Philadelphia for cases of drunken abuse and child beating. The News agrees, arguing such a measure would benefit society, families, and taxpayers.
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Washington Post
United States
Post
Philadelphia
Reformatory Primitive Agency
Maryland
Contemporary Comment: Political Proposals Reported
Washington proposes a shake up in Pennsylvania and Baltimore. Frederick inaugurates efforts to establish a new extension university to offset shifts in Baltimore public library movement.
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Washington
Bet Be
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Herald
Frederick
Sore Ween
X University
Baltimore
Fragmentary Harford News Snippet Shifts To Social Tones
A garbled clipping notes social intrigue and political society mentions in Maryland. It references the Mary tard Horticestera society and a forthcoming statement about prospects across the state. The text is damaged and difficult to parse.
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Harford Democrat
Minutes of Merriness and City Talk Snippets
A collage of brief dialogues and quotes from various papers. Fragments touch on marriage plans, a possible church subscription, public trust in office, and the irony of overworking before fame. Diverse voices include Chicago Record, Boston Transcript, Brooklyn Life, Washington Star, and Chicago Times-Herald.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Chicago Times-Herald
Voice of the Press and National Debates Preview
A collage of clipped editorials and notices from various papers. Topics include Senate vindication costs for Senator Clark, a museum feature, Chauncey M Depew on the Senate’s status, strike and labor rights arguments, Captain Chadwick’s naval scandal visibility, and a local medical remedy advertisement highlighting Chamber Talos Colic Cholera and Dysentery Remedy with DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver cleansing product.
Moments With the Musk The Blunderer
The piece presents a colonial era rhyme about a figure who seems troublesome yet reluctant to act, described as a harmless front for misfortune and a tool of fate. It contrasts two men, one misinterpreted and the other a danger to stay away from, urging vigilance against unseen threats.
Deaths and funerals in local area listings
Multiple death notices and funeral reports from near New Midway to Lovettsville include Mary S. Bostion aged 66 and infant deaths of Stanly and Ada Swartz and Lewis Mehrling. Services held at Rocky Hill Cemetery Mount Olives and Cedar Grove with Rev. Renner and Elder Brunner officiating. cremation/interment details and funeral directors listed.
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Mary
Bostion
Mary S. Bostion
New Midway
Rocky Hill Cemetery
F. A. Renner
Charles Zimmerman
John Lippy
Isaac Fogle
Isaiah Butler
Charles Grimes
D. A. Sharetts
Jener Mereling
Urner L. Mehrling
Lewis Mehrling
Patrick Street
Mount Olives Cemetery
Local Weddings Highlight Emmitsburg Connections
Miss Edna M. Smith daughter of Mrs L M Smith of McSherrytown Pa and Mr John J Lilly son of Dr and Mrs H Lilly of Hanover Pa were married April 214 at Holy Trinity Catholic church McSherrytown Fr Hemler officiated Bride wore white organdy veil carried bride roses Maid of honor Gertrude Lilly Brides maid Annie Smith Flower girl Annie Louise Yantis Wedding details note Annon Smith carrier of the bridal party Also Mr Charles E Bowman of Hagerstown and Miss Nettie May Flinut Baltimore formerly Emmitsburg wed April 25 at Immaculate Conception Baltimore Rev Kennedy officiated Another Baltimore marriage linked to Emmitsburg as Miss Rees Hoke wed Mr John Warthen April 24 with a reception at the bridge’s parents home in Baltimore.
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Lilly
Edna M. Smith
L. M. Smith
McSherrytown
Emmitsburg
John J. Lilly
H. Lilly
Hanover
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Fr. Hemler
Annon Smith
Gertrude Lilly
Annie Smith
Annie Louise Yantis
Wwman—Flauit
Charles E. Bowman
Hagerstown
Nettie May Flnutt
Joseph Flautt
Baltimore
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
J. F. Kennedy
Warthes—Hoke
John Warthen
Rees Hoke
John Hoke
Near Emmitsburg
Belles Letters Meeting Debates Public Opinion
The Belles Lettres Literary Society held a Friday meeting led by President F. Cramer with minutes by Secretary P. Whipp. Members read poems and debated whether newspapers mold public opinion more than other agencies, the affirmative winning two to one. Sessions adjourned to May 4. The text includes an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a local druggist's offer.
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Belles Letters
Belles Lettres Literary Society
F. Cramer
P. Whipp
Irving Miller
Barbara Fritchie
Paul Whipp
Hayes Mohler
Earl Wood
Harry Tinney
Paul Urner
Scalsty
Chamberlain
Herald
Andersonvilie
Inn
Boer forces arrive safely at Brandfers camp
A dispatch from the Boer camp at Brandfers reports forces from DeWet Dorp and Weneser have arrived there safely.
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Soecua
Prrtogzs
Brandfers
DeWet Dorp Ard Weneser
Miller sentenced to ten years in penitentiary
Willam F. Miller, described as a syndicate man, was sentenced today to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Brera! Dipatee
Willam F. Miller
Fankite Syndicate
Hawaiian Bill Signed Prompts Presidential Action
Special Dispatch reports President signed the Hawaiian bill at 12 40 today from Wannathorus with official timing noted. The date reads April 32, reflecting OCR quirks in the dispatch.
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Tee Newn
Wannathorus
Frederick girl in disguise escapes from House of Refuge
A Baltimore newspaper reports a Frederick Maryland girl from the Female House of Refuge escaped by disguising herself as a man. She scaled the wall in night attire, was aided by friends, rode a Highlandtown car, and traveled toward Camden Station before taking a Frederick-bound train. Police describe her as Mat tie E. Thompson, 5 feet 6 inches, 145 pounds, dark eyes and hair, noted as very pretty. She claimed she detested the refuge.
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Baltimore
Mate E. Thompson
WU Lynde
Highlandtown
Roland Park
Frederick
Med
House of Refuge
Institution
Atfait
Fayette 1
Howard Streets
Baen
Camden Station
Mattie E. Thompson
Real estate and sale notices in local papers
Advertisements in the Daily News and Weekly News offer sale register access and venue notices. Listings mention real estate sales at Woodsboro Smiths Hotel and City Hotel, with dates May 18 4 p m May 19 3 pm and May 24. Notices reference trustees and mortgages, and courtesy postings for both papers.
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Stoner
Wil Seil
Sovith’s
Woodsboro
Apt Estate
Walter Saunders
Agee
Ines
Pogte
Smith's Tel
Woodabors District
Adv
Raymond L
City Hotel
Qentrarius
Awe
Frederick County Sealed Proposals Notice 1900
Frederick County Maryland officials announce sealed proposals to be received at Frederick City office until 1 o'clock pm. The notice appears with extra formatting and ad text about water closets cleaning and local contact Wm B. Ramsburg and Geo. K. Brengle.
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Fueperick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Maryland
General Assembly of
William H. Horman
GC. C. Ansherman
OTICE
Wm B. Ramsburg
Geo. K. Brengle
W. Sixth St
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