Daily News and Weekly News Ad Rates and Local Politics
The piece outlines subscription rates for The Daily News and The Weekly News in Frederick Maryland, with terms paid in advance and monthly or yearly options. It discusses the Washington coal situation, a New York franchise issue, and mentions efforts to secure a public building for Westminster and a bill for Salisbury, plus anticipated buildings for Cumberland and Hagerstown.
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Srong
Westminster
Pearre
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Congress
Bepolig
Cumberland
Frederick
The Magnitude of Our Agricultural Industry
Secretary Wilson reports on U S agriculture from the Twelfth Census showing fixed capital of agriculture at about 20 billion dollars in 1900 and 5 74 million farms covering 841 million acres with 415 million acres improved. Farm value totals 16 676 billion dollars plus 761 million in implements and livestock worth over 3 000 billion. About 40 million people or over half the 1900 population lived on farms. 1899 farm production valued near 5 billion with animals sold and slaughtered above 900 million. Dairy products two hundred eighty six million and poultry eggs over 281 million.
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Wilson
Congress
United States
Contemporary Comment On Naval Needs And Press Commentary
The excerpts praise Dewey and Schley era type sailors while noting Navy needs for more carcers. It contrasts President Roosevelt’s concise, forceful message with past stump speeches and laments the fading memory of the 162 football screen and Knights of the pigskin era.
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Navy
Baltimore American
Knights of the Pigskin
Football Outlook for 1903 Campaign Amid Renewed Hopes
The Baltimore Bulletin notes the fading tremor of last season and the veteran players who carried victory home rest after a grueling campaign. Despite nearly a year to the 1903 opener, colleges brace to field teams hailed as invincible, with hope springing eternal in football devotees.
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Baltimore Bun
Minutes of Berriness and Snippet Dialogues
A fragmentary collection of quips and exchanges about conversational powers and social wit. The item cites humorous remarks from multiple newspapers including the Washington Star Chicago Daily News Hel tere Welt and Philadelphia Press to illustrate quick lines about talk, deception, charades, and small family exchanges.
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Misa Cayenne
Washington Star
Voice of the Press Denounces Murderers and Mercy
A Philadelphia Inquirer editorial condemns sympathy for killers after a jealous murder of a woman. It argues premeditated crime warrants harsh punishment, criticizing hysterical defense of offenders and urging public justice without mercy, including a death penalty for the killer.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Moments With The Muse Contempt Of Court
A fragmentary verse piece parades antiquated witticisms on love law time and autumn twilight. It blends garbled lines and mispelled authorship with a parade of moral couplets and faded imagery. The text reads like a damaged poetry page with scattered lines about courtship fate and aging.
Kindergarten Method Shown In Frederick Free School
A letter writer lauds Frederick free kindergarten, recounting Oct 1, 1902 as the fourth year of the program. The piece describes students aged four to six, opening prayers, songs, theme lessons on flowers, planting seeds, block work, weaving, and role play of trades, all emphasizing observation, practical work, and respect for others. The observer notes growing community support and the method’s depth beyond mere play.
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Tim News
Frederick
Atrest
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Philares
Free Kindergarten Association
Eradicate the San Jose Scale Threat in Frederick
Letter to the editor praising State Entomologist Quaintance for tackling the San Jose scale afflicting Frederick fruit trees and ornamental shrubs. Dense with urging property owners to inspect yards, apply remedies, or destroy infected trees, warning that law may compel action to prevent widespread fruit loss in coming years.
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Tua News
Quaintence
San Jose
Bunsh
Frederick
Quaint Hade
DH. B
Death Notice and Local Notices From Frederick City
Obituary for Solomon Devilbias aged about a farmer and former county commissioner who died at home near Walkersville, survived by a widow and six children. Also notice of Mary Sherald daughter 4 years 10 months 39 days who died at 78 East Third Street and funeral details. Legal notices announce nonresident property owners on Bagt Church Street to appear before Frederick Commissioners per 1902 Acts and ordinances.
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Solomon Devilbias
Solomon Devilbisr
Iobra
Walkersville
Devilbias
Board of County Commissioners
Barry Dezilbias
Chicago
Thomas
Onina
Parker
Feagaville
Eliis
David and
Mies Oora
Mary
Cyrus Thomas
Bagt Church Street
Market Street
Chapsi Alley
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick
Fast Church Street
Chapel Alley
East Church Street
John H Bennett
W. Nabh Young
Elmer Brown
Royal Sewing
Pearl Bargain House
William
Ray
Pearl
Lane declines judge nomination by county bar
The Washington county bar members notify Clarence Lang of his endorsement for the judgeship. Mr Lane writes he is not an applicant and declines the committee’s request to present his name to the Governor. A letter was still sent to Governor Smith conveying the endorsement of Mr Lana by the bar members.
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Washington County
Clarence Lang
Lane
Wackington
Smith
Lana
Court of Appeals hands seven decisions in Maryland
Decisions in seven cases were handed down by the Court of Appeals. Other notes mention Fannie Bonner escaping from Ellicott City jail, a large barn fire in Talbot county, no prisoners in Upper Marlboro jail for first time in 16 years, and J Clarence Lane declining bench nomination. Also: Tri State Medical Association to meet December 11 in Cumberland. Maryland Sheet and Steel doubles capital to 100000. Mrs. Lucy Gilbert dies after lamp explosion. Rockville lines to extend tracks. Annapolis Washington and Baltimore Railroad bought by WB&A Electric Railway. price around 300000.
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Fannie Bonner
Ellicott City
Court of Appeals
Frank Collins
Talbot County
Upper Marlboro
Prince George's County
J. Clarence Lane
Judge Stake
Tri State Medical Association
Western Maryland
West Virginia
Western Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Maryland Sheet and Steel Company
Cumbsrland
Lucy W. Gilbert
John M. Gilbert
Havre de Grace
Rockville
Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company
Roskville
Annapolis, Washington and Baltimore Railroad
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Hunting for Hawkins at City Opera House Dec 11
The merry musical comedy Hunting for Hawkins will be offered at the City Opera House on December 11 and is expected to draw strong attendance. The farce is regarded as a hit and among the cleverer productions of recent years with an evenly balanced company led by Maca or J. W. Gillingwater for the presentation Hop. Several local players are well known and favorites.
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Hawkins
City Opera Mouse
Maca
J. W. Gillingwater
Heavy Hogs and Odd Remedies Sale Report
A fragment mentions John A Zimmerman near Dowd's with hogs weighing 471 to 4 259 pounds total. The piece also advertises Quinine tablets with dubious claims and various pediatric remedies including Victor Infants' Relief for infant ailments. The text reads as an eclectic mix of agricultural and medicinal items with several garbled names and figures.
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John A. Zimmerman
Dowd’s
Slaven
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