Daily News ad and political notes from Frederick Md
The Daily News announces subscription rates and delivery details in Frederick Maryland. It reports local political topics including Chinese foreigners in Peking and an Allegany county convention, with a dispatch from Boston noting Mr. Cleveland’s visit and rumor of “green goods” in his baggage. It mentions Devery for mayor with a large picnic planned for New Yorkers.
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Boston
Mrr
Cleveland
Mains Woods
Walking delegate controls New York strike power
A lengthy critique argues a single walking delegate holds sway over NYC labor talks, blocking agreements and causing months of idle work. It notes an indictment for abuse of power, claims of blackmail, and suggests unionism flaws in concentrating authority in one official who can derail contracts and profits.
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New York
Bis
Sarisman
Sim
Walking delegate powers require radical revision
The text argues that if workers had not been paid they would lose wages due to a strike driven by the leader rather than workers’ interests. It contends that to better protect unions and members, the walking delegate’s powers should undergo a radical revision.
Contemporary Comment From The Baltimore Press
A collage of editorials praises farmers for striving toward prosperity while noting retired General Miles will remain influential. It laments the limited glory allotted to leaders like Schley Dewey and Miles. The piece argues temperance toward tobacco is debated and cites eminent figures who smoked without evident harm.
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Admiral Schley
Dewey
Miles
Baltimore American
Baltimore Run
Fragmentary political reflection on honesty in government
A partial passage contemplates integrity in Missouri politics and Congress. It questions how many lawmakers are truly and exceptionally honest, contrasting individuals in the legislature with national figures.
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Aesiatt
Missouri
Folk
Io Congress
Moments With The Muse Sleter Agatha
A convent reflection from Mary Lorn about life inside cloistered walls. The speaker finds contentment in serving God, singing with the convent choir, and avoiding worldly pain. She cherishes Mary’s work and the safety, quiet, and beauty of the garden and chapel.
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Sleter
Agatha
Mary
Mary Lorn
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collection of comedic quips and dialogues from various papers. Segments include a young man and a wife’s banter about satisfaction and ideals, a Circassian beauty and chess lady exchange, a veteran recalling war clouds and pension vouchers, a Doubleday lookalike joke, and a sharp politician quip on campaign speeches.
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Philadelphia Press
Week in Courts Reports Real Estate Transfers and Licenses
The Week's Record in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts lists property deeds, marriage licenses, and court actions for the week ending August 12, 1903. Entries include numerous land transfers in Frederick and surrounding areas, multiple marriage licenses, and various court inventories, accounts, and guardianship actions with executors appointed and estates probated. The notice also promotes The News Want Ads as a valuable resource for local business and household needs.
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Circult and Orphans
Circuit and
William T. Miller
Charles A. Diller
Lonten M. Trandle
Robert Hodge
Frederick
Elizabeth Lee Horsey
Outerbridge Horsey Co
George W. Wachtel
Reno
Harp, Ausigneos
Mery
House
Brocawick
Charles D
Cornelius & Bakshe
Elias T. Kriss
Acrea
Wal. L. Armscost
Wm. A. Conner
Frederick County
Charles H. Osler
Wm. J. Black
Graceham
Thormont
Charles H. Oaler
Tourmont
Gravesham
Harry N. McKinney
Emma L. Achease
Johnsville
O. Edger Whitehsir
Lattera
Ann Maria E. Koons
Josiah Eyler
James C. Clarke
Firat
Josson C. Rosensteel
Mary E. Rosensteel
Essos
Daniel Baker
Schwab retirement prompts caution on ambition and control
A Brooklyn Eagle reprint argues Charles M Schwab's two year tenure as United States Steel president shows the risks of overreaching ambition. It warns that breadth of outlook and mental training are needed to steer large companies and avoid breakdown. The piece urges preparation from humble beginnings and cautions that excessive work can ruin health.
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Schwab
Danner Esterly Hymeneal in All Saints Church
Charles Edward Danner Jr and Carrie Esterly, both of this city, wed at All Saints rectory by Est Dr Osborne Logie. Also notes market quotes for Mountain City Mills and snippets on bankruptcy and a child’s cure with Chamberlains remedy.
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Danner—Esterly
Charles Edward Danner, Jr
Carrie Esterly
All Saints
Osborne Logie
Circuit Court
Ie Sa
Wi Ie
Tom Plaintant
Harriet Carty
Court House
Frederick City
Ex-Gay Whyte's Tour With Two Ladies in Phaeton
William Pinkney Whyte, former Moodsy leader, embarked on a two horse phaeton journey from his Roxton residence in Baltimore County with his stepdaughter Miss Thomas and a friend. The trio planned stops from Westminster to Buena Vista and Hagerstown, aiming to return by the National Pike via Middletown Valley to Frederick, then Baltimore. Whyte expects to be home Saturday for business duties, traveling with a coachman and ample vehicle room.
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Buena Vieja
Phaeton
William Pinkney Whyte
Binte
Miss Thomas
Whyte
Roxton
Baltimore County
Westminster
Buena Vista
Hagerstown
Ataré
National Pike
Middletown
Frederick
Kere
Baltimore
Williamsport
Death of Edith May Beon of Adamstown
Edith May Beon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wr H Beon of Adamstown, died yesterday morning at 11. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 9 from their home with Rev W Heuser officiating. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Edith Benm
Edith May
Wr. H. Beon
Adamstown
Wm. Heuser
Doubs
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Bright Items of Local Interest Paint First Street Church
Brief bits report Trinity M E Church South on East Second Street is being painted by a crew led by Mebil Moberly with a light buff finish. A Tennessee merchant, T Pinner of Drummond, touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as cures for dysentery and bowel complaints, claiming it never fails and is pleasant to take, available through A J Pearce.
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Trinity M. E. Church
East Second Street
Mebil Moberly
T. Pinner
Drummond
Tenn
A. J. Pearce
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