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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
1
The Frederick Daily News prints local notices and editorial opinions. An item notes Frederick’s water supply praised by the State Health Officer and mentions bicycle travelers from New York to around the world facing cooler receptions, urging the public to reject tramp cyclists and keep local customs steady.
The Lake Pulp Company pollution case against Cumberland ends after multiple trials with no defining ruling on riparian rights. The Evening Star urges federal action to protect interstate waters and cites a similar state supreme court decision on injunctive relief and damages for polluting watercourses.
The speaker emphasizes federal authority over national waterways as essential to public health. The argument stresses that public welfare demands timely action rather than prolonged neglect, highlighting the vitality of decisive governance in managing the water system.
A letter from the Baltimore American laments image theft and ad fraud harming women’s privacy and value in business. The Cumberland Times defends pensions for worthy veterans while criticizing payers who doubt others’ entitlement. Opposition to rural free delivery in Frederick County mirrors Carroll County tensions, arguing against change despite proven benefits.
A collage of humorous exchanges and banter from various papers. Quips reference a bunco steerer, a gold brick podner, Moose Medder toil, a disappearing gun, and a factory scheme. Fragments include Eliza and David arguing at 4 o clock and a boxing jibe about Willie Jones.
Reading: Empress relies on noble retainers to judge matters as court moves forward. Authorized guardians seek to preserve authority and influence in the emerging legal process.
Opinion pieces debate racial power shifts in New Orleans with warnings against brute force and calls to protect life and property. A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt critiques Kaiser speech claiming Christian civilization by the sword and argues for restraint toward Chinese civilization and religious freedom.
A collage of verses praising resilience and a second Jack's proposal tale follows with a local editorial endorsing Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer cites long familiarity with its reliability, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand to reduce suffering until a physician arrives. The piece appears in a Brevard North Carolina news page segment.
A New York World editorial argues against violent revolt, urging orderly reform led by capable citizens rather than mobs. It contrasts consent-based governments with chaos, and notes Chicago style unrest and labor issues echoed in Philadelphia and New Orleans press comments on social order and public behavior.
A collection of brief personal notices shows residents and visitors across Middletown Valley and neighboring towns. Names include Miss Misa Lottis B Shafer of Middletown, Mrs Emily Watkins Jean of Baltimore, Mr C N Hargett near Frederick, and Rev Elmer L Coblentz visiting from Caroline county, among others. Several individuals travel to Atlantic City, Baltimore, Frederick, and Pens, Ind, with visits to relatives and friends noted.
Funeral services were held this week for Charles M Phoebus at his parents home on West Pat- Tick Street with Rev. Dr. Eschbach officiating and interment at Olivet Cemetery. Rebecca E Hershberger’s service occurred at her parents’ North Market Street home with Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman, interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, funeral director F Schroeder. A. D. O’Leary’s funeral Mass was at St. John’s Catholic Church at 9 16 o’clock with Rev. Father Coleman. pallbearers listed and interment at the Catholic Cemetery.
The social world reports a daughter Hazel Edmonds’ birthday party with guests from Washington, D C and local families, in a yard lit with Japanese lanterns, with games and merriment noted. Stolen horse incidents are recorded alongside two aged horses Nell and Pomp and local market quotes and a new school bell installed at Clemson ville.
Special dispatch from Tar News St Perzsstius reports General Grodeko telegraphs from Khabrovsk that fourteen Hotchkiss and other units were captured at Hong bun by the Rossiare who stormed the fortress on Monday, driving away four thousand strong.
Admiral Remey reports from August 4 that Chafee notes 60 Japanese scouts moving toward Peitang Lees with 3 men in bed and 25 wounded. Enemy entrenched in loop-holed houses as the news outlet disputes the lead.
In Washington August 3 a dispatch from Conse Fowler at Obeefo reports he believes a July 17 minister Wa letter is genuine and he has received a copy of it confirming the authenticity of the document.
Mr Harvey L K Stokes formerly of Thurmont Maryland and Miss Clara M Senseney of Linwood Carroll county were married on Wednesday May 25 at 112 Flournoy street Chicago Illinois by Rev S K J Chesbro. Also an epidemic of diarrhoea noted in Cocoanut Grove Florida with mention of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as cure and a druggist ad for Forsale.
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