Local Frederick News Items and Editorials from 1901
News items discuss advertising, a possible electric railway to Baltimore, and political moves in Maryland. It notes a Navy or Army matters, a War Office committee chairman, and Secretary Roer’s stance on a Philippines case. A major focus is a proposed Maryland tuberculosis sanatorium study and statewide care plans, urging swift action to match other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Libertytown
General Assembly
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Board of Beaith
Revolutions in South America and Wireless Weather Forecasts
Readers note impending South American revolutions showy in the buds of change. Wireless weather reports arrive with increasing frequency aiding the Weather Bureau. Maryland's State Board of Health urges warm sympathy and aid for tuberculosis victims, citing lessons from Massachusetts on preservation and return of sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Baltimore World
Weather Bureau
Cumberland Times
Maryland
State Board of Health
Massachusetts
Contagion Fears and Echoes of Admirals Sampson Schley
A Baltimore Herald note warns relatives shielded from contagion while a Boston Herald writer accuses Admiral Schley’s friends of pressuring Sampson. The Baltimore American counters, stating Schley’s supporters sought only his due and treated Sampson with compassion during the inquiry, denying any abuse or manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Eiven
Washington
Admiral Sohley
Admiral Sampson
Sohley
Sampson
Admiral Schley
Panneal
Gahien
An & Witness
Baltimore American
Witty exchanges and social jests in a 19th century humor page
A collage of brief humorous quips from Phila delphia Record and Bulletin style jokes. Dialogues feature domestic wit about wits, money, astronomy, and social crushes. Exchanges include a quip about brand new paper money and a ostrich farm remark.
The Voice of the Press on Smallpox and Charity
A New York Trirane summary warns smallpox is highly virulent worldwide, urging scaled vaccination. Philadelphia Record notes Mrs. Stanford’s gift of 30.6 million and Carnegie’s 10 million for education, calling it the noblest charity. Washington Star discusses the American peril, praising U.S. industrial strength and capitalism as decisive in global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Trirane
United States
Philadelphia
Mra
Stanford
Stanford University
Carnegie
National School of Scientific Research
Washington
Solomon
David
Israel
Washington Star
Europe
Lst Uy
Harner's Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Staunton
New York
Hagerstown
Wary
Cincinnati
Hanapolis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Dne
Baltimera
Way
Cumberland
St. Louis
Eyresburg
Baltimore
Statons
Whealing
Washington Junction
Mt. Airyau
Newark
Caicage
Wheeling
War
Lasington
Baltiomore
Bray
Beaver T
Hageretown
Bronawick
Mulanix
Agsut
Muskrats Under Tighten Closed Season Debate in Maryland
In tidewater Maryland counties, muskrat hunting began December 1. The article warns of rapid population decline and possible General Assembly action to extend the closed season. It describes legal trapping methods and culinary preparation, including skimming fur and removing musk to prevent musky flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Tidewater
Maryland
Our Resolve to Meet European Challenges and Opportunities
The article argues that the Austrican peril exists and will persist yet calls for calm effort without arrogance. It credits Mr McKinley and Mr Roosevelt for guiding the nation toward progress, urging strong resolve to seize present opportunities while facing many difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Nead
Europa
McKintey
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Bitternerg
Ill Natere
Christmas Tree Minuet Remembered across Time
A nostalgic verse from the Atlanta Constitution and a Victorian Christmas Minuet reflect on holiday memories. The first piece recalls Hantin’ for the Christmas tree with playful, family joy and old time customs. The second envisions a graceful courtly dance, lavender scents, and lovers under mistletoe revived in winter carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Centenarian Philip Keifer of Dayton Celebrates 100th Birthday
The Dayton Journal recounts the life of Philip Keifer a native of Maryland with German and Irish heritage who marks his centennial at his daughter W P Callahan’s home. Born in Frederick County he learned carpentry married Susannah Niskum and moved to Ohio in 1833 with six children. He and his family settled in Dayton where he lived at Fourth Street near Wilkinson and later East Second Street with his grandson Charles Callahan. He is survived by children and grandchildren including W P Callahan and Cors Newby of Cambridge City Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Keifer
Dayton
Unio
Dayton Journal
W. P. Callahan
Frederick County
Maryland
Middletown
Buu
Mary Mo Williams
Freederick County
Philp ‘Oilar
Eams Counby
Hea
Philip
He Aprang
Eong Re
Susannah Niskum
Ohio
Dawson
Ohio River
Springfield
Allegheny Mountains
Dodson Station
Third
Wilkinson Streets
Fourth Street
Wilkinson
Onry
Onseen
Wm Kiefer
Mra Callahan
Jesse W. Redmond
Howard County
Henryton
Baltimore and Ohio
Shore Mar Vhostaville
Redmond
Marriottaville
Ari
Harry Ways
Goroner Brandenburg
Carrall County
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the Daily News
TEE Rea Southern Printing
ANP
Darcy
O'F. Tod
Mr. Gould
Hox. Trappers Magox
House of Representatives
Roer
Philippines
Gustihporary
Baltimore Herald
Blobbs
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia Bulletin
Miss Bragg
Dashaway
Cleverton
Brooklyn
Yune
Minna Invina
Critic
Frederick Countian Pasare
D. Cheater Kemp
John Hershberger
Hershberger
York
Kemp
Toowoombi
Australia
Green
J.G G Green
Main's
Gay Opera House
Barlow & Wilson
Greater New York
Minstrels
Minstrel World
Yearls's. Y. M.O. A
City Opera House
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Maggie L P. Cole
Emma Bentley
Bessie Kinney
H. M. Towne
Benjamin Bronson
Frank Fowler
Arthur H. Payne
Imogue Cole
Maggie Porter Cole
Monarch
Monarch Nfs Co
East Second Street
South Market Street
West Third Street
Montevue Hospital
Daniel T. Ordeman
Frederick City
Central Rational Bank
Arthur Potts
Charles Wertheimer
Edwards Eickelberger
Kemp Hall
B. H. Blackston & Co
Samuel Dutrow
Third Street
T. M. Biser
Charles P. Levy
Actin
City of
Jacksonville
Frs
Tewnsex, Scott & Son, Bankers and Brokers
Fayette ST
Oppo
Postoffice
Baltimore, MD
Carroll Street
J. H. Cambrill, Jr
Frederick, Md
Didim
Inter-State Corres
Cedar Rapids
West Pat We. Hay
Hovst
W. A. Simmons
N. Market Street
RS. Clark
North Market Street
Joan Eisexvaver
Besant & Knott
S. Market Storefeller Gay
Cry Hotel Grill
C. Nore
Novicat
Hamilton Lindsay
Harry Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
C. A. Poole
West Bouth Street
West South Street
Isiacle
Lanass
Emma C
Princeton Buckey
Arent
C. B. Fout
Alsocors
Taunt F. Hane
C. P Troxetl
qLise
Market Street
Gand
Daniel Fiegley
Nuth Market Street
oTdie
Carrol Riot
Gamba
Jey Trederik
South Street
Weat Lesington Street
Joseph Glaze
East Church
Jessa W. Downes
Mary E. Wood
John 8. Newman
Benj F. Reich
Prederick County
Suiciday
Douglass H. Hargett
Circuit Court
Prederick, Co
Aker Johnson
Potts
Court Street
Frederica, Md
Noah E. Cramer
E. Cramer
Trans Ua
Bale. Ltd
Anburban
Tnll
Clary
N. Market
Hiteshew
Grow
Market St
Sth
Glaze Farm
Harmony Grove
Bentz B‘ld
Market and Charen
New Midway
Tith
Patrick St
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Florence Taylor
Street
N. W
Washington D.C
Church Street
Frederick Brick Works
P. H.C. Birely
R. BR. Scredules
Daltimore
Washington and Wes
Hagere Town
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