Local News and Notices From The Daily News of Frederick
Hancock seeks 5000 in damages after a woman slips on a sidewalk stone. Maryland education law efforts return in coming session signaling a busy winter. Frederick war debt relief may advance through Congress with public support urged. Governor Shaw’s Treasury leadership praised despite Wall Street unfamiliarity.
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Tur
Hancock
Maryland
General Assembly
Frederick
Congress
Shaw
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Wall Streat
Carnegie's Generous Plan for National University Endowment
The article notes Andrew Carnegie is arranging a 10 million dollar endowment for a national university using securities rather than cash after Roosevelt indicated U S Steel bonds would not be acceptable. It praises Carnegie's motive as noble and urges public gratitude to encourage future philanthropy rather than suspicion.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegis
National University
Cafe
Roosevelt
Garnegie
United States Steel Corporation
National University For Advanced Study
Reflecting on New Year Resolutions and Roosevelt
The Baltimore Herald urges memory of last year's vows as battles begin anew. The Taneytown Record argues for an honest primary under legal protection as a state affair, separating it from local party concerns.
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Baltimore Herald
Public service ideal shines in Cleveland's arbitration role
Baltimore American praises a public figure for backing a compulsory public service move and his career of civic duty. The Baltimore News notes his fame as a trusted arbitrator who commands respect across classes and could help bridge disputes between organized capital and labor.
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Beat
Baltimore American
Cleveland
Ths
Baltimore News
Wit and Words Across Press Snippets From 1900s
Compact collage of humorous exchanges from Chicago Daily News Philadelphia Press and others. Bits include a sharp zinger about women nailing lies, frost jokes with Tom Dick and May, a bridesmaid tease, a dressmaker quip, mock wall paper jab, and a tobacco versus speculation quip from the Washington Star.
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Dick Slobsy
Cousin May
Dick Slobey
Nellie Haa
Cousin May—Pashaw
Philadelphia Press
Cabinet Officers Salaries And The Money Needed
The piece argues cabinet duties are onerous and current pay is far too low. It claims calls on a cabinet officer exceed official income, requiring $12,000 to $15,000 in expenses and often $20,000 to $25,000. proposes raising salaries to attract capable individuals and avoid resignations. It warns higher pay is necessary to prevent financial strain and public distrust.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Hfe
Moana
Moments with the Muse Winter Elegy
Fromy scabbard drawn King Sioarfrost declares his joy of death. He kisses the blade and prays. a sudden leaping stroke ends a beauty's life. The tale laments terror turning reeds to gray and a bridal veil torn. He mourns with ermined shroud over vine-leaf curls.
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Sioarfrost
Cough and Cold Remedy Endorsed by Chicago Physician
A Chicago physician recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for persistent coughs and bronchial afflictions in children and adults. The well known doctor asserts it is non poisonous and safe for untrained hands, calling it a universal panacea and listing its sale through A. L. Pearre.
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Chicago
Luse
Maxy Mrugspy
Ph. de Chicago
A.L Pearre
Baltimore Primary Election Law Measure Proposed
A Baltimore Democrats association committee drafts a statewide primary bill repealing local charters in Baltimore and several counties. It sets party ballots by color, allows nomination by petition, requires declaration of party at registration, assigns $10 per candidate, and mirrors the general election process with Election Supervisors canvassing results and penalties under the General Election law.
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Walbrook Democratic Association of
Baltimore
Messrs
Alfred 8. Niles
Archibald H. Taylor
John F Williams
Beverley W. Smith
William H. Emrich
Hia
News of the State and Nearby Incidents
A keeper of Boonsboro Henry Beard died sitting beside his store. Lieut. William Verdier Civil War veteran died in Quincy Washington County of pneumonia. Vangilla Farmers Club met Prince Georges County farm Luther Brashears on agricultural topics. Allegany County Commissioners paroled George ONeill from the insane asylum after escape. Locals cut down a hollow tree near PenMar and found four large owons concealed inside. Rain for 26 hours near Cookeville with no weather change. Northern Central Railroad tracks flooded at Timonium. Mrs Alice Hiler and nine month old baby bound and gagged by masked burglars in Highlandtown. Fire in dyeing department at Blue Ridge Stocking Mills Hagerstown caused slight damage. 100 girl operatives escaped orderly. Fire started from lint friction. Deputy Fire Marshal Wantz investigated the Hampstead barn fire. Alexander Ebart confessed accidental ignition. Wilson Schaefer burned to death in the barn while asleep.
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Beard
Boonsboro
William Verdier
Quincy
Washington County
Pneumonis
Vangilla Farmers’ Club
Luther Brashears
Prince George
Allegany County
George O'Neill
Pen-Mar
Solomon Osaimusa
Asmos Woodring
Cookeysville
Northern Central Railroad
Timonium
Alice Hiler
W. A. Hiler
Highlandtown
Biue Ridge
Hageratown
Wantz
Thomas J. Hunt
Hampstead
Carroll County
Alexander Ebart
Wilson Schaefer
Real Estate Auction of John W Stottlemyer Estate at Myersville
The real estate of John W Stottlemyer, deceased, was sold at Myersville by trustee Joseph W Gaver. The Jerusalem home place of 31 acres with improvements went to Henry E Flock for 950 dollars. A 164 acre mountain tract sold to Jacob M Dusing for 8662 dollars. A 10 1 2 acre farm sold to John F Garnard for 2175 dollars. A 2 acre farm sold to Elmer B Palmer for f
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John W. Stottlemyer
Myersville
Joseph W. Gaver
Jerusalem
Henry E. Flock
Jacob M. Dusing
John F. Garnard
Elmer EB. Palmer
Fae
Margaret J. Smith 87 Dies at Emmitsburg
Mrs. Margaret J. Smith relict of Eli Smith aged 87 years 11 months 4 days died December 20 at Emmitsburg. Funeral services were held December 22 in the Reformed church with interment in the Lutheran cemetery conducted by Rev. W.O. Shulenberger. She leaves three daughters Laura Annie and Virginia and one son Thomas of Lehmaster Pa. A. D. Buell and remedies for colic and catarrh are noted with local ads for Ely's Cream Balm and Harper Whiskey sold in Buffalo, NY.
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Margaret Smith
Margaret J. Smith
Eli Smith
Emmitsburg
Reformed Church
W.O. B. Shulenberger
Stolen Jewelry Worth 50000 After New Valet Job
Mrs Paul G Thebaud of Madison Avenue reported jewelry worth about 50000 stolen from their New York home. The haul included a 20000 diamond, a 15000 pearl, and 200 small ornaments. Police suspect the newly hired valet Kern, missing since yesterday, while the butler who endorsed him is under restraint. The theft was discussed with the Thebauds at White Plains where they were guests of the Willetts.
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Paul G. Thebaud
Madison Avenue
Thebaud
Kern
Connerpanner
Howard Willetts
White Plains
Frederick County Court Hearing on Auditor's Report in 1902
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County equity case Margaret Wisner Clementine Foland and John Foland await action on the Auditor's Report filed December 23 1901. The January 14 1902 date is set to ratify the report unless a contrary cause is shown. notice to be printed twice in Frederick County newspapers. Also stockholder meeting and classified notices concerning various local matters appear.
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Frederick County
Equity
Margaret Wisner
Clementine Foland
John Foland
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
L Smith
Sale of personal property at the same time and place
On the same day and place as the above sale of real estate, at ten o'clock in the morning, a large lot of property will be sold including one family horse, three cows, six sheds, three wagons with gear, belts and hay carriages, two sets of harness, one mower and reaper, plows, harrows, riding saddle, harnesses, nets, cradle and scythe, grindstone, tools, hay, fodder, straw, about sixty barrels of corn, and other miscellaneous items.
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Market
South Streets
Frederick City
South Market Street
Louis Markell
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Isaac E Waehter
Baltimore & Onto
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Grove Lime Co
Fredanck Valley
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Louisa E. Wachter
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Milton G. Urner
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City Hotel
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Baltimore Turnpike
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Riordan
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North Market
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William D. Hauzh
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Joseph Glaze
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Wheeling
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