Weather and war news from Milwaukee to Frederick by telegraph
Contained in the report are notes on weather produced by Milwaukee scientists, defense of Admiral Sampson, vandalism cutting telegraph wires, and calls to maintain rural free delivery while inviting public input to postal routing. The piece suggests vigilance against line interference and urges readiness of the whipping post in a local case, all reflecting early 20th century civic concerns.
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Myersville
Wolfaville
Tee News
Post Office Department
Tus News
Political Angle of the Schley Inquiry in U.S. Politics
The piece discusses how war heroes like Admiral Schley and Admiral Dewey influenced presidential prospects after the Spanish War. It cites The Boston Post arguing administration missteps could backfire by appearing to persecute Schley, unlike the Dewey treatment. It notes Sampson in favor in Washington while Schley faces a cloud, with potential political ramifications from the naval inquiry.
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Spain
Admiral Sehley
Boston Post
Admiral Schley
Dewey
Sampson
Santiago
Schley
Administration
Washington
Department
Captain Forsythe Comments on Schley Case in Court Fair
Captain Forsythe voiced his opinion on the Schley case during a fair, outlining views on the naval court inquiries and the controversy surrounding the admiralty decision. His remarks touched on fairness and due process in the wartime inquiry context.
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Forsythe
Schley
Maryland Fairs Shine As Farm Show Highlight
The Maryland fairs are well run and attractive, showcasing agricultural interests with friendly rivalries among associations. Local cuisine like Maryland fried chicken and beat biscuit adds flavor to the county fairs, reflecting a strong state pride amid wartime strain and rising costs.
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Maryland
Baltimore News
Minutes of Meekiness and Mild Revelry in Cartoons
A collection of witty dialogue snippets from urban columns. Gazzam, Misa Olawize, and Miss Splicer figures appear in light exchanges on social foibles. Jests touch birthdays, sailors, and a mill owner’s strike, reflecting playful city humor.
Forged Vixen Log Allegation Roils Navy Inquiry
An unsigned set of notes claims Crowninshield falsified the Vixen log for Senate records prompting a court inquiry. The true log, supported by eye witnesses and officers, shows the forged notes misstate July 1898 battle details. The piece questions who forged the log and why the defense umbrella has shielded conspirators. Also includes a note offering $100 reward for catarrh cure and endorsements of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Washingon Times
Navy
Sampson
Crowninshield
Senate
Crownnehield
Twentenant Harlow
Iowa
Massachusetts
Cervera
Enlafe
Schley
Mantanzas Muleman
New York
Colon
Harlow
Wgis
Department
Moments With The Muue The Bud Of Summer
Fragmentary verse describes nature's shift from bright summer to autumn. Vivid images of poppies seeds flowers and ponds unfold as mood shifts and a somber note emerges with figures like Boom and Smars said to be dead, while dusk and a distant moon preside over the season turning.
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Rus
Week’s Record in Courts Documents Transfers and Licenses
In the Circuit and Orphans' Courts week ended August 28 transfers of real estate include Glessner to Bickman for 500 dollars and several others with amounts up to 11,725 dollars. Marriage licenses issued include Ira Hines and Mary Rogers, William Hilton and Lilly Hutchison, John Orum and Stella Michael, among others. Orphans' Court actions list inventories, final accounts, sales of real estate and personal property, and administration letters. road repair plans for La Repsica Road noted. Board of County Commissioners to meet next Monday. Additional items mention Rear Admiral Schley associate counsel O’Brien and school staffing changes at Frederick Male High School.
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Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
George W. Glessner
Mary
Joseph E Fogle
Franklin Mort and Life
John 8. Newman
R. P. Ross
George T. Dunlop
H. D. Crampton
Abraham B. Rockwell
E. J. Hudson
Paul J. Corry
Annie M. Corry
James Cardinal Gibbons
George Wm. Smith
Charles E
Athletic Park Company
George Mehrling
Ira O. Hines
Mary E. Rogera
Keep Trust
Washington County
William W. Hilton
Montgomery County
Lilly M. Htchison
Mt. Airy
Robert McKinney
Elizabeth Nailor
Greenfield Mills
Johnson
Florence A. Whims
Burkittaville
John BK. Orum
Mt. Pleasant
Stella V. Michael
Daysville
William
Smith
Florence R. Byler
Frederick
L. Edward Tracay
Caroline D. Giffin
Frederick Kintz
Jacob L. Kintz
Lewis M. Kintz
Levy
Walt
Heart
Sarah A. Brown
John Francois Smith
Susan Young
Sarah E. Sellman
Chas
W. Sellman
M. G. Urner
William A
Charles A. Remsburg
Thomas F. Eyler
William H and
Geo. L. Rogers
la Repsica
Board of County Commissioners
Tramsville
Williams’ Mill
Urbena
John Lawson
Arbitration Rejected in Steel Strike Plan
Aug 29 dispatch from The News Texas MinxPolis reports Schwab has rejected Simon Born’s steel strike arbitration plan. Business may ebb and flow, but the shrewd advertiser’s operations continue.
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Srecia
Dispatch
Local News: County and State Short Notes
News items from Washington and Cumberland cover health orders, postal matters, and a fiftieth wedding anniversary. A 76 year old man was injured unloading straw near Greensboro. Court actions include a bank claim dispute and a criminal neglect finding in Lansdowne. The Johns Hopkins University notes a resignation and return of a treasurer.
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A. F. George
Post Office Department
Washington County
Leiternburg
William H McCormick
McCormack
Cumberland
James Clark
Kis Barn
Greensboro
Caroline County
Edwin L. Ewing
The
Midland Journal
Cecil County
Cecil
Evans Ewing
Johns Hopkins University
J. H. Hollander
Porto Rico
John Bauersachmids
George R. Guither
American Nations Bank
George Cavanaugh
Lansdowne
Mount Winans
Lawn fete at Ostrolion Springs hosts masquerade cake walk
On August 21 a lawn fete at Ostrolion Springs farm, home of Joseph S Grinder, featured games and music. A masquerade cake walk by Miss Nellye Primicerio and Mrs J J Spengler drew attendees from Baltimore. Refreshments followed as listed guests joined the social event.
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Ostrolion Springs Farm
Joseph S. Grinder
Nellye Primicerio
J. J. Spengler
Matthieu
Carl
Funeral of Miss Bettie Luckett at Mt Olivet cemetery
The funeral for Miss Bettie Luckett was held at 10.20 this morning from the B & O depot with Rev. E L McLean officiating. Pallbearers included Columbia Knott William Font Dr Steiner Schley Prof E O Shepherd James E Walker and Guy Luckett Font. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with W H B Htchisor as funeral director. Miss Luckett had lived in Baltimore the past five years and was the daughter of the late William Luckett of Loudoun County Virginia. Her mother, a Miss Oloptor, was noted for intellect and charm. Miss Luckett was highly esteemed.
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Bettie Luckett
E. L. McLean
Columbia Knott
William Font
Steiner Schley
E. O. Shepherd
James E. Walker
Guy Luckett Font
Mt. Olivet
W.H. B. Htchisor
Baltimore
William Luckett
Washington
Miss Luckett
Loudoun County
Virginia
Little Ladies' Home School Reopens September
Local notice states the Little Ladies' Home School will reopen on the second Monday in September at Parkins, W. Cher Street location. Details are brief and indicate a return to operations with no additional changes listed.
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Ittle Ladies’ Home School
Parkins
W. Chere
West Third
Frederick
Public sale of heirs’ interest in Frederick County estate
The undersigned agent for the heirs of Julia A. Van Fossen, deceased, will offer at public sale at the Court House door in Frederick Maryland on Saturday August 31 1901. The notice indicates an auction of an inherited interest tied to the late resident. Potential bidders should note the sale date and venue in Frederick.
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Frederick County
Maryland
General Assembly of
Citizens’ _ National Bank
Frederick
County Commissioners of
Julia A. van Meaden
Market and
Sixth Streets
Oelockam
Noble
Wilson
Harvey R Lease
W. Scott van Fossen
Julia A. van Fossen
Frederick, Md
George L Wilson
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