War claim bill returns to Congress as debates loom
The December 6 1901 issue notes Frederick’s war claim bill again before Congress and urges duty by lawmakers. It surveys political tensions, including reactions to Lord Wimblethorpe’s alleged mistreatment, and critiques the naval stance around Sampson’s Santiago hero narrative. A Jersey alderman’s skirt ban and a French corset proposal highlight state control debates. The Camden tetanus vaccination report is summarized, asserting vaccines’ safety and detailing atmospheric germ spread.
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Congress
Sampson
Santiago
Jeresy
Stresta
Vaccination Precautions for Tetanus Prevention
A historical note stresses strict cleanliness before vaccination to prevent tetanus. The fustromente must be clean and the skin washed with plain water and soap, as ordinary solutions could damage vaccine efficacy. Emphasizes that prophylaxis to prevent tetanus in unvaccinated persons relies on cleanliness.
Contemptuous comments and a drowned boat case
Contemporary commentary rails at political figures and media figures amid scattered notices. A Cumberland Times report notes Reinhart, charged with rocking a boat leading to a drowning, escaped recall as the grand jury failed to indict, leaving his guilt debated and moral consequences looming.
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Reinhart
Washington County
Cumberland Times
Merriness and quips in clipped newspaper quips
A collage of humorous exchanges and punchlines from various papers. It includes a tale about a rich Mormon’s will to widows and orphans, remarks on high salaries and imagined riches, a remark on government spending, a description of a legal testimony driven by circumstantial evidence, and a courtroom pun about belief and belied.
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Chicago News
Moments With the Ruse A Winter Jingle
Fragmented verse depicts winter scenes and social dancing amid hardship. A weary pageant laments fading glory and invites a mournful, imperial requiem as frost and time erode former wealth. The piece blends music, weather, and elegiac imagery with archaic diction.
Brockhill Sunday School Program At Burkhart's Hall
A Brockhill Sunday School program at Burkhart's Hall featured singing recitations and musical numbers led by local youths and several adults. The event included a debate on death penalty and concluded with a choir performance. Also noted were visits by local residents and Thanksgiving observations. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossings near Frederick were deemed unsafe, prompting a County Commissioners meeting with railroad officials scheduled.
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Yellow Springs
Brockhill
Burkhart's Hall
Reta
Maate
Roger Harley
John Harley
Syron Harley
Grace Lartz
Charles Wastler
Fenton Harris
G. L. Twenty, Jr
Mary Oronise
Harmony Grove
R. G. Harley
Harley Brothers
Alice Lee
Mr. Bowser
Board of County Commissioners
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Monrovia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Women Join In Public Life Says Louville Paper
From the Loulaville Post the piece argues that women, long tied to the home, increasingly engage in public affairs through morals and finance as breadwinners and taxpayers. Modern conditions push women into politics via professional and industrial roles and greater property ownership.
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Loulaville Post
Purely Personal Notables From Local Section
Mrs C B Natt of Rothland left this evening for Washington. P B Kunkel returned from a short visit to Washington. Miss Emily Marlaby of Court Square is spending the day in Washington. Miss Helen Shipley of West Third Street is spending a few days in Baltimore. Mrs F T Rhodes and Miss Rhoden returned from a visit to Baltimore. John Whitehill of Untonville is spending the day in Frederick on business. Miss Anna Gittlager of South Market Street left today to visit friends in Montgomery County Washington and Baltimore.
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C. BR. Natt
Rothland
Washington
P. B. Kunkel
Wrshington
Emily Marlaby
Court Square
Helen Shipley
West Third Atreat
Baltimore
F. T. Rhodes
Misa Rhoden
John Whitehill
Untonville
Frederick
Anna
Gittlager
South Market Streets
Montgomery County
The Work of Death Catherine V Filler Child Dies in City Home
Catherine V Filler infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William I Filler East Third Street died at their home from hemorrhage of the lungs following a tracheotomy operation for membranous croup. The child aged 2 years showed initial improvement after the procedure but died last night from a ruptured blood vessel during a coughing spell. Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. Emily D Lare 18 wife of Edward V Lare dies of heart paralysis at home 638 Mosher Street Baltimore. She leaves husband and two sons. Funeral Sunday afternoon.
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Catherine V. Filler
Catherine V
William I. Filler
East Third Streat
L. A. Burke
Emily D Lares
Emily L. Lare
Edward V. Lare
Mosher Street
Baltimore
Mary A. Nosz
Weat Third Street
Luther Kohlman
William
Charles
Millard
Harry
Mt. Olivet
HH. Schroeder
Nacey Smith
Thurston
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dickerson
Tomorrow Night at City Opera House The Heart of Chicago
Tomorrow night the City Opera House screens The Heart of Chicago a dramatic tale praised for its merit and logical sensationalism. Scenic features include a Chicago fire downtown scene a World’s Fair Court of Honor illumination and a night view of the south side with illuminated streets and key buildings. The author is credited for strong comedy moments and a convincing sequence of dramatic incidents.
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Chicago
City Opera House
Masonic Temple
South Side
Illness Updates From Local Contacts On West Patrick Street
The sick list includes Mrs. Ida Koogie of West Patrick street who remains very sick since Wednesday. P B Kong proprietor of the City Hotel has improved after illness. Joseph A. Isaacs B O masonry inspector who was very ill is now practically out of danger.
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Ida Koogie
West Patrick Street
P. EB. Kong
City Hotel
Joseph A. Isaaca
B. & O. Masonry
Samuel Paggett Named Collector of Court of Appeals
In Charles county Samuel Paggett is appointed collector of the Court of Appeals replacing Charles Baughman of this city. An auction note: Harvey K. Lease, auctioneer, has a sale tomorrow at Park Hotel at two horses, harness and a spring wagon for F AM Knex.
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Baughman
Samuel Paggett
Charles County
Court of Appeals
Charles Baughman
Harvey RK
Tomorow
Park Hotel
Knex
Pueuc
Suiua of Siu
Fom Knox
Harvey R
Mr. Turner's Contest in Clerk Election Despite City Loss
Mr J Frank Turner served formal notice in Baltimore on Mr Whoman Parron challenging his election as Clerk of the Court of Appeals. Parron won statewide by 1389 votes though Turner led outside Baltimore by 2198, indicating Turner defeated by city totals. Grace Reformed church supper netted funds for a new church with quality fare and a notable snake square patchwork quilt on display.
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Turner
J. Frank Turner
Baltimore
Whoman Parron
Court of Appeals
Parron
Annapolia
House of Representatives
Washington
Baltimore City
Parran
Grace Reformed Church
Had a Good Time After Taking Remedy for Stomach Ailment
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill New York feared attending a party due to stomach pains. A tidy friend advised Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After two doses the pains ceased and he enjoyed the party. The remedy is sold by A L Pearre.
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A.J. Snell
Chamberlain
N.Y
A L. Pearre
Kis's Liquid Cream Bus for Nasal Spray 75 Cents
Ely Brothers of New York advertise Kis's Liquid Cream Balm as a spray for nasal catarrhs. The preparation combines the solid medicine's properties in a liquid form with a spraying tube included for 75 cents, by druggists or mail.
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Kis
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
N.Y
Christmas Shops Open at Rodock Store
The Christmas opening of George S. Rodock began today and continues tomorrow with a festive display. The shop offers a broad selection of bric a brac pictures books and novelties as Yuletide suggestions and featureSappington's prettiest new china glass and bric a brac items plus lamps and household ornaments.
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George S. Rodock
Sappington's
China
Brain Food Nonsense Says Diet Aids All Body Parts
Rigorous authorities debunk the need for separate foods for brain muscles and bones. A balanced diet supports all parts, but bad digestion spoils nourishment. Regular doses of Green's August Flower are advertised to aid digestion stimulate liver action purify blood and boost vigor. Dr Green's remedies sold at Alain's Drug Store with special almanac.
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Green
Alain
In the Laws Grip Before Justice Smith
John Jackson found in a West Fifth Street cellar by Officer Holbraner and sentenced by Justice Smith to 50 days in jail for a $10 fine. Francis Jubal Early arrested by Officer Ring for following a woman and fined 85, paid. Local market notes list corn at 3.85 per barrel, wheat No 2 red 74, steamer 67, bay 10 to 12 per ton.
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Justice Smith
John Jackson
West Fifth Street
Oficer Holbraner
Francis Jubal Early
Officer Ring
Mer. C. B. W. Gargett
Mons
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