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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

4

What We Know About Corners and Costs of Crime

Corn experts Phillips and Leiter could write a readable book on corners. A political scheme by Senator Deboe to remove a poor widow with ten children from a post office is condemned as mean. The New York Herald estimates crime costs America about 1.81 billion annually, proposing a universal monthly pension for 25,000 criminals and detailing expenses for detection, conviction, and punishment across all levels of government.

Corn” King Phillips Joe Leiter Deboe Hentucky New York Herald the Herald New York Weekly

Railroad President Sees Labor Loyalty Decline

In a magazine interview a prominent railroad chief laments waning loyalty between workers and management. He blames unions for diluting allegiance, warns of unequal ability considerations, and urges workers to recognize ample advancement opportunities and the railroad’s need for skilled labor. He advocates restoring the old spirit of mutual loyalty to improve labor conditions.

White-winged dove cast as peacemaker at convention

Contemporary comment notes a whimsical image of a dove and movers Shaffer and Morgan as perches. It reports the Republican State Convention performing well and adopting a splendid stance, using vivid but concise imagery to capture political mood.

Shaffer Morgan Baltimore American

Conciliating Strikes and State Law Divergence

A Baltimore Law review advocates conciliation and arbitration to resolve coal strikes and wage disputes without industrial warfare. It notes the difficulty of uniform state laws and suggests inter-state dialogue among lawmakers to share facts and encourage compromise on issues like divorce standards.

Great Coal Corporation Indus Ely Baltimore Baltimore News

MINUTES OF MERRINESS AND MARRIAGE JOKES

A collection of light quips and cartoonish exchanges on marriage age, antiquity of humans, and domestic quirks. Dialogues feature a French scientist’s claim on humanity’s age, a farmer named Kanane, and a widow’s poker-based exchange with neighbors, all reflecting playful gossip tone.

Prize Money for Navy Should Be Abolished

The Philadelphia Inquirer argues against prize money for navy officers and sailors. It notes such payments resemble pirate times and questions fairness, suggesting salaries and medals instead, with the government retaining all prizes from captures.

The Philadelphia Inquirer Sampgon Santiago

Moments with the Muse and A Useful Word

A compact verse fragment presents two children's poems by Joan Kenrick Bangs. The first pleads for Katydid to sing of frost and heat, while the second muses on the word why, pondering curious questions about common things and a father's sigh, reflecting playful inquiry.

Wassinctos Star Joan Kenrick Bangs

Pleasant Grove and area church and social notes

County correspondence from Ena Asa reports Rev. Mr. Straabarg preaching at Pleasant Grove Church Sunday at 10:80 a m. Residents and visitors from Baltimore to Damascus to Westminster appear in local notices. The piece lists many locals visiting relatives, attending picnics and camps, church events, school fund raising, and upcoming Union celebration in Harney with Christian Endeavor meetings. notes on harvests, crop shortages, and local travels.

ENA Asa Straabarg Pleasant Grove W. K. Burgee Nion Bridge Lester E Baley Capes Bridge Eng James Willams Katie Walling Washington, D. C Isa Sadie Layton Deerfield Mabel Marshall Hagerstown Grace Hauver Foxville Misa Bessie Brown Hoss Creagerstown Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg F. Ridenourt Sabillasville J. M. Lantz Newburg N. Y Eyler David Myers Westminster J. A. W. Matthews L. A. Sturdevant John O. Lantz Horine Greenville, O Ed. Kinna Florence Harbaugh Chewsville L. D. Crawford Rev. W. Dougherty U. B Baltimore County Harvey Union Piney Creek Christian Endeavor Round Top St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Misa Hattie L. Harner Myrtle Kiser Edna Hes Baltimore John J. Cooly Montgomery Gounty Misa Minnie Michal Gaithersburg Montgomery County Mary Soyder Willam Jesse Beall M. BE Clarksburg Levin Yourtee Bronzaville Z. T. Brantner George Shafer Willis V. Wolf Rocky Springs D. Z. Stull Oda Shafer Yellow Springs Rios Walkersville Frederick City Church of God At Mill Haven Bethel George L. Twenty, Jr Clara Gonso Ella Klipp Effie Biser Vada Shafer Carrie Kintz Mamie Kling Laura Moore Misa Oda Shafer Jennis Staley Luin Shook Hdna Whipp Jennie Staley Yada Shafer Harry Orrison

Local notes and visits in Maryland communities

The column records numerous visits and greetings among residents of Thurmont Union Bridge and surrounding areas. Families and friends, including Colliflower, Fisher, Dorsey, and Zentz kin, are noted with Sunday calls, visits, and church events. A Moravian service, preaching and communion are mentioned, along with a few trips to nearby towns.

John Weller Samuel Six Adam Hahno Vadisao Jack Valentine Waynesboro Adraim Zentz Thurmoné John Collifiower Rev. Carter Ruth Collifi David Biehl Lloyd Collistoner McSherrystown Julia Dorsey James Golwicke Emmitsburg William Rouzer Lewis Ronzer Washington Joseph Gernand Metzer Dougherty Thurmont Oerter Samuel Boller Seiss Stottlemyer Oreagoratown Hettie Dorsey

Local Mart Market Quotes From Mr Hargett Today

Market notes show corn at 3.50 per barrel and 50 cents per bushel for shelled corn. Wheat No 2 red listed at 68 cents per bushel. Hay prices range from 12 to 14 per ton. Thermometer advertising appears amid the survival of the fittest context.

J. E. W. Hargett

Funerals and Camp Meetings Featured in Local Notices

The community obituary and notices report Alice Richards and Martha M. Shorb funeral services at Mt. Olivet cemetery with undertaker F Schroeder, and Rev B V Switzer and Rev E L McLean officiating. Wesley Grove and Bowery Grove CAM meetings conclude. Confederate Daughters plan a sale Aug 29. Damages assessed for a Hartman Station road project amount to 225 dollars, with five dollars for B&O property. The South Africa war and its toll are contrasted with public health battles against stomach and bowel disorders, praising Hoster’s Stomach Bitters as a long-standing remedy.

Alice Richards AvUusis Furl B. V. Switzer Mt. Olivet IF. Bohroeder Martha M. Shorb Frederick E. L. McLean Mt. Olivet Cemetery F. Schroeder Wm. M. Rhoderick Thos. E. Kling John W. Molesworth Alice H. Koeater Hartman's Station South Africa

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