Frederick County News and Liquor Trade Facts Summary
The Frederick County News announces subscription rates and distribution notes, and discusses local issues like saloon disorder and grand jury attention. It highlights statistics from Bulletin No 18 on the U S liquor trade for 1900, noting malt liquor leads production and noting state contributions by New York Pennsylvania Illinois Wisconsin and Ohio.
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United Stats
United States
Cengua Bulletin No 18
Kentucky
Gallina
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvanis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Hanear
Bolletin
Tawea
Turbulent Era News From Multiple Papers
A collage of 1890s editorial snippets discusses Cuba, ant i vaccination penalties, tariff shifts, and the coal strike. It cites opinions from The Atlanta Constitution Philadelphia Record Chicago Tribune New York Herald and argues about arbitration, public health penalties, protectionist tariffs, and state power over coal monopolies. It contrasts government action with corporate power and highlights the plight of miners and their families.
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TRE
New York Herald
Opal
Ous
Maryland County Fairs and Beverage Trends Across Time
The excerpt surveys changing per cent increases across decades from 1800 to 1890, estimates per capita drink consumption at seventeen gallons, and contrasts European use with American limits. It notes the Cumberland Times remark on the 1902 summer, cites quips about Edward VII, Senator Hanna, and Carnegie, and praises Maryland county fairs as notably supported, famed for biscuits and fried chicken, reflecting Maryland hospitality.
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England
Europe
France
Maryland
Ita
Maryland Beat Biscuits
Maryland Fried Chicken
Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges
A humorous collage from early 20th century clippings notes idle talk about dangerous uselessness and a parade of brief vignettes. It includes quips about a man killed by eating water and a philanthropist Graspit financing a widow’s rent. Local scenes feature Mrs Newcdmer and a doormat greeting.
Cuba Trade and Reciprocity Debate Draws Legislators
The article argues for Cuban reciprocity, noting the need to open markets for Cuban crops in the United States while avoiding giving Europe an edge. It cites shifting senator support, the goal of mutual prosperity, and political agitation by annexationists as interfering with policy between the United States and Cuba.
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United States
Atlantic
Cubs
Europe
Cuba
Au Enud
Caba
Thia Facot
Opnr
Moments with the Muse the Earth Spirit and Twilight Dreams
Poems from Munsey's and Lovingly the Amber light lingered on water. The Earth Spirit taints and dies in Col umbus like voyage while twilight dreams and joyland grace the calm stream. The pieces reflect longing for nature and inner peace, contrasting earthly greed with celestial beauty.
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Joxi Benton
Munsey
Jewish Millionaires in the United States Counted in New York List
The Jewish World prints a list of American Jews with fortunes estimated above 1 million dollars. Maryland contributes eight names including Bernard Cahn and Isaac Strouse. New York leads with 28 names, Illinois 18, California 10, with many in banking realty and dry goods. The article notes most reside in large cities but pockets appear in smaller towns, and about 115 Jews reach the 1 million mark out of roughly 4,000 millionaires.
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Tor
Charles G. Hutzler
David Butzier
Ighdor Raynor
Maryland
Henry Sonneborn
Isaac Strouse
Alfred J . Ulman
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
New Jersey
Russia
Java
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco
Waverly
Iowa
Marquette
Mich
Young Lady’s Life Saved By Remedy
A Panama physician reports a sixteen year old girl with severe dysentery improved after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The patient recovered within a week. For sale by A F Pearce. The Southern Maryland Fair opened at Upper Marlboro with a grand excursion to Baltimore.
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Panama
Colombia
Chamber Iato’s Colic
Chas. H Vier
Chamberlain
A. 4. Pearce
Maryland
Upper Marlboro
County Correspondence Tanezyows
Miss Margaret E Fuller of Hagere town visited N B Hagan and family then returned home Monday evening Mrs Lillie Linsh and daughter Lotitis of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs T H Bekenrode Mrs H H Zolloffer and two children of Philadelphia visit relatives in town and Uniontown Linwood camp attendance noted May Hagan of Frederick visits her uncle W B Hagan and family Amos Cattera spent Monday in Westminster Catholic picnic well attended despite threatening weather Profs were large Dr F Ho Spiss and wife left for Philadelphia and Atlantic City to be away a week Mr and Mrs John O Orozes of Hagerstown visit relatives Theodore L Oronse of St Thomas Pa spoke at Lutheran church Victim suffered from dipepia and received relief Victor Liver Syrup praised for cure
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Linwood
May Hagan
Frederick
W. B. Hagan
Amos Cattera
Westminster
F. Ho Spiss
Philadelphia
Atlantic Oty
Catoctin Furnace Property Sale Notice in Frederick MD
Property known as the Catoctin Iron Works at the Frederick Emmitsburg Turnpike, base of the Catoctin range, twelve miles from Frederick City, three miles south of Thurmont, on Monocacy Valley Railroad line. About seven thousand acres with furnaces, mills, store and office, a large dwelling, shops, stables, and sixty-five tenement houses, plus timber land. Tracts 1 and 2 offered together or separately. 3,000 acres excluded. annuity under John Konk will payable to his daughters. Cash payment required day of sale. purchaser bears conveyance costs. Assignee Mortgagee William Trainey, and Stephen Girard Building.
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Ernest Sharp
Willie T. Sharp
Harry P. Gorauch
George Houck
Charles 2
Frederick County
Mars
Lawrence J. Storrie
Lawrence J Morris
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
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William T. Halney
Maryland
Frederick City
Harry P. Gorsuch
Erneast Sharp
Catoctin Furnace
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Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Catoctin Range
Thurmont
Western Maryland Railroad
Monoracy Valley Railroad
John Konk
Mre Kobleron
Hore
Uash
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Stephen Girard Ballding
Philadelphia
Penna
Crimmins Merchant Tailor Promotes Spring Garments
Novacdyi J Daniel Crimmins offers a full line of spring and summer suitings in latest patterns. Located at 178 N Market Street. Apparel includes a wide range of styles for men seeking custom and ready wear.
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Merchant Tailor
N. Market Street
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