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Political notes and projects from Hagerstown and beyond
Discussion of securing 4 public buildings for Hagerstown and questions about Frederick. Washington Bar Association backs J Clarence for Fourth Circuit judge Edward Stake seat. San Jose scale pest control urged for Frederick trees. Rumors of water power ventures near Frederick at Dam No 4 and Great Falls and a large Basque Canal project for Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington. investment up to 13 million. Anticipates broad expansion of hydroelectric power nationwide.
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Contempt for Congress Feeds Public Discontent
A fragment from the Cumberland Times cites nationwide attention on Congress and public laughter as the nation grapples with political unrest. The Baltimore American notes November was exceptionally tumultuous, with Providence and Walsh figures appearing in the discourse.
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Turbulent Editorials Spark Tariff and Campaign Debate
The Cumberland Independent reports Mr Cleveland’s tariff stance and strosé questions as Democratic opportunity. The Baltimore Herald notes Roosevelt quickly counters with a Republican push, framing field questions as paths for political advantage.
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Minutes of Merriness and Comic Bits Across Papers
A collage of witty exchanges and social quips from New York Times, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Beaton Transcript, and New York Tribune. Jokes touch on Christmas countdowns, personal quirks, and light satire of professions.
World News Melange From Several Papers
A compilation of syndicated briefs touches on wages boosting rail labor markets, army canteen policy, anthracite mining profits, freight rates, and financial strength of the United States. It cites Dayton and Pittsburgh dispatches, the Louisville Courier Journal, and London Statist observations describing wages, profits, and crop prospects amid a robust postwar economy.
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Moments With the Muse and Moral Fragments in Verse
A collection of poetic fragments and social reflections. Includes a quixotic verse about a red rose in a lover’s hair and a parlor scene of romance. Also a short satirical piece urging restraint and self-awareness in crowded rooms.
Value Of A Woman's Toe Is Set At 150 Dollars
Miss Mary Robinson of Littlestown won a judgment of 160 dollars against Western Maryland Railroad for injury on a crowded excursion train. She retained Baltimore attorney Solomon Mendets who charged 75 dollars, half the toe’s assessed value, leaving her net profit equal to 75 dollars.
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Monthly Crop Report Highlights Mild November Conditions
The Washington Weather Bureau notes exceptionally mild November temperatures across districts east of the Rockies with heavy rains in the North Pacific coast and Lower Missouri Valley. Winter wheat shows promising condition with ample moisture, though Hessian fly appears in early sown fields. late sown crop largely spared. Texas fields reach twelve to eighteen inches, while North Pacific coast conditions hinder seeding.
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Tragic Love Drives Cole Girl to Self-Destruct
Lottie Remeger a 16 year old girl in Cole West Virginia locked herself in her room and shot herself near the heart dying minutes later. She loved Jacob Ingold who was to marry her sister Nancy. The affair was kept secret until a confidante revealed the truth to her parents.
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Locomotive Makers Hit Capacity With Rush of Orders
Baldwin Locomotive Company of Philadelphia says it cannot accept new orders for a year due to unprecedented demand. A prominent member notes the issue is nationwide, with more engines being built than ever before. Current orders include 45 for Philadelphia and Reading Railway, 25 for Southern Railway, and 25 for Norfolk and Western.
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Market Quotations From The Kestern Milling Company
Market quotations for today from The Kestern Milling Company show prices for old corn at 2.75 per barrel and 70 cents per bushel for shelled corn. New corn ranges £1.30 to 1.5 per barrel with wheat at 2 1/4? 8945 steamer 6 64 per bushel. New oats 40 cents per bushel. Barley $16 to $18 per ton. Advertising supports business.
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Real estate and court records weekly transfers 1902
Transfers of real estate in Frederick County and adjacent areas plus guardianship and estate matters from the Offonté and Orphans' Courts for the week ending December 8, 1902 include many parcels in Woodsboro Frederick City Branewick New Market and County real estate deeds with prices ranging from 10 to 1700 dollars. The Orphans' Court reports accounts inventories sales and guardianships for administrators executors and guardians including James W.N. Cecil Harriet Oaller and George J. Andrews with various estates and stock transfers noted. The notice also advertises Lincoln J. Carter’s stage comedy The Darkest Hour at the City Opera House December 9 with a detailed description of the production and cast.
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Edward D. Matsel
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Ludwig J. Matsel
Maud Pippinger
Ramuel Wetzel
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Tobi W. Younkins
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Jacob K. Dinterman
Lewia D. Dinterman
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John L. Keefer
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Thomas Casletta
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Charlesville
Libble K. M. Free
Creagerstown
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Emmitsburg
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New Five Cent Stamp Honors Lincoln Reunion Motif
The Post Office plans a 1902 series five cent stamp featuring a central Lincoln portrait with North and South female figures flanking the oval. Flags are held by the figures, hands clasp above Lincoln, palm branches raised. The design, officially approved, will begin engraving with a public issue likely early next year.
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Maryland Representative Seeks Starter Public Building Funds
Representative George A. Peatre will introduce a bill in the Honee proposing a $75,000 preliminary appropriation for a new public building and post offices in Hagerstown. The measure, referred to the Public Buildings and Grounds Committee, aims to prompt action before the session ends.
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Engagemen and Family News At City Opera House
The return engagement of the celebrated comedy Hunting for Hawkins is now a certainty with contracts reported for December at the City Opera House. Messages from Osborne Hill say he is alive and dining with Uncle Hez. The Grand Lodge election results name Lloyd T. MacGill Jr. as delegate.
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