Farmers and Oyster Beds Debate Maryland Leasing Plan
An article discusses Maryland oyster bed leasing as a benefit to farmers and roads funding. The Vaunsville Farmers Club of Southern Maryland backs state action, urging a general assembly push in 1903 to pass laws enabling bed leasing with proceeds to counties for highway improvements, amid concern over oyster depletion and regional equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Vausville Farmers’ Club
Samuel Beall
Pear Laurel
Club
State League of Farmers
Cluba
Eaid State League
Vainville Club
Chesapeake Bay
Wrera
Contemporay comments on politics and reform clamor
A collage of quotes from Baltimore American Cumberland News and Cumberland Independent lampooning political strategy at a county fair and national reform efforts. The snippets critique trusts campaigns and attempts to help inventors with home facilities while warning Congress to act against consumer robbery.
Merriness Minutiae and Witty Suburban Quips
A collage of brief comic exchanges and quotes from various papers. Topics include professions, garden weeds, courtesy humor, and labor politics, with lines attributed to Town Topics First Suburbanite and other periodicals. The tone is light and observational, capturing social foibles and flirtations.
Voice of the Press on imperialism and tariff politics
The editorial portry of the Detroit Free Press argues against reviving old party issues and criticizes President’s stance on imperialism while highlighting tariffs and trust restrictions as the real battleground. It notes shifts among anti imperialists and cites figures on U S agricultural progress and farm values from census data, with emphasis on state rankings led by Iowa and Illinois and the prominence of New York in farm property and product value.
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Detroit
Smith
Philippines
Sherman
Cornell
Edward M. Shepard
Nantuoket Beach
Havameyer
OGR
New York World
Farma
United States
North Central
South Central
New York
New England
New Jeresy
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Iews
Linois
Indiana
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Iowa
Negro progress cited at Atlanta conference amid reflections on slavery
A Nexro Educational Conference in Atlanta reviews past bondage and current gains, praising manliness in facing past conditions while urging colored men to labor for improvement. It stresses responsibility to strive for respect and justice, restraining bad elements as progress continues.
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Nexro
Atlanta
Bia
Idlensea
Clemente
Moments With The Muse Let Something Good Be Said
A brief verse excerpt from James Waurooms River urging praise over blame to lift a troubled soul and, by faith, honor a friend. The poem consoles with mercy and hope while invoking religious imagery and moral encouragement for public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Waurooms
American Construction Passes 200000 Mile Mark in Rail Growth
The article notes US railroad expansion passing the 200000 mile mark as 1901 ends and 1902 begins, with total world mileage around 800000 and the United States supplying about two fifths. It recalls early attempts from 1828 and contrasts European totals, highlighting the rapid national growth over two generations. It also warns of counterfeit products advertising health remedies and urges vigilance against imitations.
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United States
Ling
Germany
Russia
France
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
America
Lake Erie
Atlantic Coast
Appoquattox
Fire destroys Easton Furniture Co factory with $73000 loss
A blaze at the Easton Furniture Company factory caused $73,000 in damage and left about 80 workers unemployed. The fire report notes the blaze at the facility and calls for investigation into its cause while outlining the immediate economic impact on the town.
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Woodsboro
Obituary notices from Woodsboro detail the death of Mrs. Cecelia E Chilton at 68 from fibroid tumor, with funeral to be held at Mt Olivet cemetery after services at her home. Survived by husband and three sisters. interment at Mt Olivet. Also notes the deaths of Geo M Shaw in Woodsboro, John B Murphy, and Frances Ingle Brooke, with brief family details and funeral arrangements.
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William F. Chilton
Cecelia E Chilton
Wim. F.chilton
B. Amon Cunningham
N. Market Atreas
Shaw
Geo. M. Shaw
Woodeboro
Snow
Hoe Leares
Brook Shaw
Cty
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Breck M
Frederick
Clifford
Delta
Frank
New Jersey
W. B. Gutshahl
Nannie
Mame Shaw
Woodsboro
Frank Shaw
Westminster
Benjamin Murphy
John B. Murphy
Barthalows
St. Ignatius Church
Urbana
Frank Bogie
John Watkins
Walter Waters
William and Jefferson Murphy
Isaac Davis
Wm. Lewis
Frances I. Brooke
Frances Ingle Brooke
Col. E. H. Brooke
U.S. A
John P. Ingle
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Mica
Brooke
Rsv
Osborne Lnogie
Sostick party candidate ed man to oppose Colonel Peartre for Congress
A Washington Post report says the lastlop and anti Pearre Republicans will field a candidate in Maryland's Sixth District, backing Rev. Henry Newman of Montgomery County. Newman, pastor of Linden's colored Baptist Church, heads a large colored club and is expected to draw strong support. A Sixth District rival for Mudd in the Fifth is to be named. Justice party and anti Pearre Republicans plan a wider electoral push. W R Vaughn, leader of the Justice party, vows involvement beyond Maryland into Delaware and other areas. Also noted is a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cholera Infantum Remedy aiding a Bookwalter Ohio infant, with ongoing favorable recommendations.
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Ed Man
Colonel Peartre
Congress
Lastlop
Saya
Washington Post
Sixth
Maryland
Henry Newman
Montgomery County
Rev. Newman
New Party
Colored Baptist Church
Linden
Newman
Mudd
Justiceg Party
Dodge W. R. Vaughn
Juastics Party
Delaware
Look Pleasant Please Photographer O C Harlan Can Do So
Look Pleasant Please. Photographer O C Harlan of Eaton can now help after years of agony from extreme indigestion. All physicians failed until Electric Bitters healed him, a godsend for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. Unrivaled for stomach liver and kidney diseases, they build up and refresh the whole system. Try them. On sale 50 cents at Albert M Pearre, druggist.
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O. C. Harlan
Eaton. C
Becan
Bim
Albert 4
Pearre
Rugetet
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