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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1901

Page

4

Reform currents sweep Pennsylvania politics after corruption blowout

The piece notes reform momentum against the Philadelphia machine, with Centre County Republican convention denouncing state governance and ex Governor Hastings condemning legislative manipulation. It warns of ballot laws yielding to corruption, urging public awakening to curb undemocratic practices.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Centre County Rapub- Hoan Daniel H. Hastings

Admirals Crown Shielded by a Writer's Glory

A satirical note laments the scant achievements of Admiral Crown over nearly a year of service while praising the discipline of journalism amid claims of rivalry. The piece hints at Annapolis as a focal point for critique and humor.

Crown Annapolis Ospi

Weather heat and mortality in Baltimore discussed

The weather bureau links past extreme Baltimore heat to high mortality via humidity. The piece notes cool spell aided deaths. calls seasonal warmth a minor contributor. Also comments on statistical excess of Maryland females and mock praise for Maryland women. Admiral Schley inquiry favorably viewed. Long supports justice. court composition seen as advancing truth and positive results.

Weather Bureau Baltimore Tee Te Eee Jane Baltimore Herald Maryland Baltimore Sun Schley Sne Navy Department Secretary Long Schiesy Baltimore Star

Minutes of Merriness and Newspaper Jokes Across Cities

A collage of witty snippets from newspapers including remarks on vacations, China's indemnity, philosophy, poverty in sampling, and media skepticism. The blur of quoted lines spans Philadelphia, Detroit, Washington Star, and Judge, weaving humor and social commentary.

Voice of the Press on Tuberculosis and Strikes

A Philadelphia Times note urges action against tuberculosis amid a pattern of city ordinances and isolation efforts. The Washington Star reports on the looming steel strike settlement and costs, with economists warning of consumer price effects and broader economic impact. The Boston Post discusses bank director liability and stockholder duties as national banks face closure due to weakened resources.

Philadelpha Times Philadelphia Washington, D. C Augusta Atlanta Charleston Pittsburg Buffalo Cincinnati Department of Health St. Louis The Washington Star Gneases Boston Post Qurrency

Bank Failures Cite Directors’ Guilt in Losses

The piece laments bank failures falling hardest on modest investors and trust beneficiaries, arguing directors should bear responsibility. It cites the Pyrochos and Seventh National Bank of New York as examples where mismanagement led to substantial losses and required shareholder payments. The author warns the lesson must be learned.

Bank Falla Pyochos Bank Seventh National Bank of New York

Moments with the Muse and Rain Verses From ATLANTA CONSTITUTION

A mixed excerpt presents lyrics about camp memories with Mary and the natural world, followed by a rain poem from the Atlantic Monthly. The piece invokes May meadows, green hills, singing birds, and loving scenes, then shifts to a reverie on rain through seasons from dawn to storm, titled by Lauris Srexcer Porter.

Mary Lauris Srexcer Porter The Atlantic Monthly

Restore Pohick church interior to match Washington plans

Mount Vernon chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution appeals to clergy and antiquarian societies to restore Pohick church, once designed by George Washington with interior plans and seating positions drawn by him. Estimated cost is twelve thousand dollars.

Mount Vernon George Washington the Daughters of the American Revolution Eliza Washington Hunter United States Pohick Church General Washington Parson Lee Massey Dodge

County CURRELYON DENCE and local visitors noted

In County CURRELYON DENCE and nearby towns, residents report guests from Washington and Baltimore, Pan-American Exposition plans, church activities at Providence Reformed and Lutheran, a six week pastor vacation, a county convention delegation, crop notes, and local social visits. Inclu es wind up with farm losses from lightning and a milk cow death near Gardield.

Reese Little Little Baltimore Clarence Oallam Nick Marie Lewis Capon Bridge J. A. Eagle M. N Molesworth Buffalo Easie King M. Crilum Providence Church Wolfsville Reformed Church H.S. Dentzal Lutheran Church

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