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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1900
Page
1
The piece discusses hopes for the twentieth century and critique of British policy. It notes Colville pledging to reveal war blunders and cites North American Review ideas on reform and direct rule. It reflects on the end of the nineteenth century and expectations for the new era.
The passage argues that the nineteenth century stands as a pivotal era marked by vast growth in civilization and science. Writers claim it will be seen by future historians as vastly influential, with science driving daily life and civilization advancing beyond any prior century. The view questions whether any future century will rival its scientific impact.
A fragmentary colonial era column notes anxious parents hoping Santa brings safe toys, while editors discuss Maryland state matters. It cites three greenhouses in Halsimore and debates over new charter fixes and voter illiteracy, with references to Baltimore politics and governance.
A collage of gibes and quips from varied papers includes lines about misnaming, mock marital banter, and satirical takes on Santa Claus and consumer needs. The snippets showcase humor from Cleveland Plain Dealer Ohio State Journal Philadelphia Record Puck and Harper's Bazar with sharp, playful voice.
Saysonah News notes Andrew Carnegie and John D Rockefeller as young giants amid wealth, with fortunes rumored at about 150 million and 230 million pounds respectively. It questions happiness tied to riches, cites past rags to riches, and wonders if future decades will repeat such vast fortunes.
In Pearson's Magazine Willan J. Laserox proclaims the Twentieth Century as the herald of a new era. He argues mankind must forget the old times and pursue unknown science, art, and industry to shape the future and win the greatest prize for humanity.
Obituary notices report the deaths of W. H. Kolb at Oreageratown after a long illness, Anna Gilbert at Woodsboro at age 60, John O. Peddicord near Ijamsville, Barbara Marriott in the city, Ludwig Rontza near Ellerton, and William Fogle at Montere Hospital. The notices note surviving relatives, funeral arrangements, and burial details.
Major Chilton publishes a public notice in THI News warning that noise restrictions will be enforced in certain city areas due to illness. The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative remedy for children, claimed to be superior to others and produced by the California Fig Syrup Company.
A string of tragic and odd happenings unfolds across several counties. Charlee Wealsy Clark dies suddenly in Williston, Cumberland authorities troubled by continuing incidents. Hang Willison, a prominent Allegany resident, dies in his South year. G M Cornelius of Ww narrowly escapes death from asphyxia. Hog cholera persists in Washington County despite cold, farmers suffer heavy losses. Charles B Smith, ex-legislator and Hagerstown figure, dies? fire destroys James Bonchoff's barn near Konzerville. Democratic leaders push for an extra legislative session. Mrs Perry McCook killed near Paw Paw after being thrown from a buggy. Noah Radwell injured. Ellicott City Power and Electric Co plant sold to George L Mowen of Baltimore for 1350. L F P Denois & Bon phosphate factory on Jones Island burned with bank of cargo. Edward McKenna of Cumberland named general freight agent of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, perhaps the youngest in the role. Last week 13 Baltimore Health Department deaths. 2 ½ due to pneumonia. Dr Bosley urges caution about drafts. Willis Courtney’s body found on Laurel Hill Mountain after fleeing to Bolington, W Va. presumed animal attack. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad not rebuilding Connellsville shops after fire. moving machinery to Glenwood or another central site.
A survey of a century’s gifts lists inheritances from past techs to future means. It notes the transfer of printing, manufacturing, and transport aids, from lamplight to photography, and from sail to steam, ending with church reorganization and episcopal disapproval of ritual practices. The Holy Cross Priests plan to rejoin the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York amid internal tensions.
Public auction to cash on premises at corner of Washington Street and Cherry Alley Adamasstown Frederick County Maryland. The sale includes two lots fronting 120 feet on Washington Street with backyard depth and a second lot of 110 feet, bounded by a parallel line, tied to earlier deeds dated 1829 and 155. The property arises from Jesse Krieg to Peter De Fane and related mortgage chain. Sale date Friday January 1 1901 at 10 30 am.
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