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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1901
Page
6
The piece questions Admiral Howison’s denial of quotes attributed to him by a Boston reporter and supports the view that he may hold those remarks. It notes Professor Gustave Meyer’s Hoboken horoscope predicting renewed national joy and prosperity in September. The article also mentions Admiral Schley’s counsel seeking further inquiry into Howison’s fitness.
Colonel Alexander K. McClure denounces Admiral Sampson as morally cowardly for concealing his role at Santiago in a review of Edgar Stanton Maclay. The piece argues Sampson avoided public praise while Schley showed magnanimity, and notes McClure’s claims bear on the court of inquiry in Washington.
The article critiques a report by St Sampson and praises Admiral Sh ake Toemeg tey. It argues the world would judge harshly if the Navy law denied Nelson, while Commodore Schley fought the Spanish squadron and destroyed it. it condemns Sampson for taking sole credit and calls his report a blighting reproach.
The Cumberland Times laments naval unpopularity of Admiral Lobley in New Port while Annapolis Capital notes Jersey City roofs toppled by a tornado after a mosquito plaque and caterpillar plaque era. Baltimore American praises a coroner’s jury for indicting a prank in a fatal pleasure-boat death. Hagerstown Mail urges stricter penalties for armed violence and broader weapon suppression.
A collage of humorous lines and stagey exchanges from past papers includes playful banter with characters like Mandy and Mrs Tertladove, a remark about travel gear, and a light domestic moment as Mr Turtledove contemplates his marriage.
The Washington Times quotes that Rear Admiral Howison shows no sign of seeking relief from the Schley Court of Enquiry. Obvious public support for Crowninshield and Backett keeping him on the panel fuels speculation he leans toward the Sampson side. The Boston Record interview is cited as bias against Howison, complicating his role as judge.
Poem note from Janet Walker in the Boston Transcript quoted in The News. Imagines dreams coming true and how happiness would persist even if dreams vanished, with a reflective tone on dream outcomes.
The Maryland State Council of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will present a 14 karat gold medal to Rear Admiral Wixfield Scott Schley on Tuesday for his victory at Santiago on July 3 1898. The piece features a laurel wreath a seven pointed star eight diamonds and the Brooklyn flag with the Maryland coat of arms and the Junior Order emblem.
A bustling morning markets summary notes abundant fruit and vegetables with peaches dominating buying interest. Prices for fruit vegetables and meats are listed with assorted per unit and per dozen rates, while notes on supply include cantaloupe peaches watermelons and cucumbers.
Frank Adams and his clever company bring the peerless trick comedy Uncle Hez to City Opera House for the upcoming Tuesday evening show. The troupe features brothers Kade Hanlon and Yale's Companies with Ida E Starr, Master Frankie, and a superb orchestra. A street parade adds to the event as the program promises constant amusement and a rare musical treat.
A historical advertisement touts a $100 reward for a catarrh cure that cannot be cured by Hall's Catartra Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co Toledo as proprietors and promotes Mall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and sales details.
Baltimore August 30 markets show steady but fractional moves as many traders hold back amid a multi day holiday. Virginia Century Bonds around 100, Seaboard securities firm, Ten Year Collateral Trust at 86 1/2 to 85 1/4, Georgia Alabama Consols near 106 3/4, Norfolk and United Railways active with diversions. Bank stocks mixed with National Bank of Commerce at 233 3/8, Mechanics at 1 1/8, Maryland Casualty rising, United States Fidelity and Guaranty slipping, dividends anticipated in January. Money easy at 5 percent per Townsend Scorr & Son.
Bradstreet reports visible growth in general trade distribution across markets with cooler weather aiding activity. Chicago and St Louis show strong dry goods and shoes demand while Kansas City and Omaha note heavy August business. stock market dull due to Exchange timing. wheat exports and prices firm with mixed regional receipts and a steady domestic demand.
Rev. Mr. McGlathry of Huntington West Virginia touts fasting as a remedy for many illnesses. He lost 40 pounds in two months by eating one light meal daily and plans to add a second meal once at 150 pounds while avoiding morning meals. He previously tried bicycling to slim down, which worsened his weight.
A Hoboken astrology forecast by Prof Gustave Meyer claims September will bring better labor-capital relations, rising revenues, and national harmony. The forecast ties political and economic improvements to celestial movements and the birth of a new day in Washington and astrology.
The reading predicts heightened travel by rail and sea with many accidents, especially affecting women and children, plus wars or military tensions with China Japan and Austria. It warns of storms and fires, warns of health risks from overeating, and foresees mining and petroleum growth in Mexico. It calls for caution in postal service and prison outbreaks, concluding the month will be historically prominent.
In the District Court of Maryland a bankruptcy case for Charles A. Baker of Brunswick is announced. The first meeting of creditors will be held September 18 at 11:00 AM at 34 W Patrick St Frederick Md to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee in Bankruptcy Edward Moldsborough.
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