Daily News and Independent Printing and Publishing Notes
The Daily News and Independent Newspaper from Frederick Maryland notes publishing by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It explains subscription rates 30 cents monthly or $100 for four months and $160 for all months with advance payment. The Weekly News offers carrier and mailed options at $1.90 per year. The news office is connected with the Telegraph Exchange and accepts advertisements and correspondence.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederics, MD
Bunzir
Tiros
Somer
President
Veetroaldent
Beet ‘Or
Bern
United States
Moon's Phases and Citizen Duty in a Turbulent Era
A fragment reflecting on U S Senate indifference to trust legislation, British stance toward Ambassador Bowen, and political caution. It laments talkative statesmen, urges citizen responsibility, and rails against neglect that allows evil to grow, arguing that voters bear consequences for their omissions and consent to corruption.
What’s the matter with Henna in Congress debate
A contemporary comment from the Baltimore American questions Congress processing as winter arrives and eprncy lingers, reflecting on political mood and public discourse. The piece probes public sentiment and editorial stance on current legislative matters.
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Henna
Congress
Baltimore
Contested Local Affairs Stir Pro-Bampeon Press
The Cumberland Times notes regret over Lampeon Woon stot and Bobley controversy, arguing justice would have avoided unrest. Hagerstown residents show apathy amid a pale building plan, with 1 cent tax questions stirring little opposition from Masons or others.
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Lampeon
Bobley
Cumberland Times
Minutes of merriness jokes and banter in 19th century papers
A collage of quips from multiple papers features sarcasm on marriage vows and manners. Snippets joke about henpecking wives, chivalry and prudence, bedtime refusals, and a courtroom line on perjury. Witty exchanges reflect social mores and humor of the era.
Debate Over Civil War Statue in Gettysburg Sparks Controversy
Excerpts from Philadelphia papers discuss a proposed Pennsylvania and Virginia statue of General Lee at Gettysburg. Some praise commemorating Confederate leadership as fitting national valor, while others argue Americans are not lazy and oppose sensational propaganda. Officials urge balanced memory.
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Gettysburg
Philadelmia Ledger
Pennsylvania
General Ley
Bateo
United States
Gattynburg
Moments With The Mese A Good Night Ditty
A poetic fragment titled Moments With The Mese includes a lullaby about eyes dream and stars, followed by a short verse about a February calendar and a Valentine expectation. The piece ends noting Mr and Mrs Edward M Dyst of York Pennsylvania visiting relatives on East Third Street.
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Edward M. Dyst
York, Pa
Haat Third Street
Baltimore War Hero to Receive Government Medal
Joseph Bledinger of Mount Clare and 403 Booth Glimor Street Baltimore has been notified by the War Department that he will be awarded a Government Medal for bravery and meritorious conduct aboard the battleship Indiana at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba during the late Spanish American War. Hedinger, born October 2 1867 in Washington DC, enlisted as an apprentice in 1887 and served on Jamestown Minnesota Baltimore Texas Indiana. he acted as captain of a gun at Santiago and earned a high rank in naval history.
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War Department
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Spain
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Sweden
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New York
Stockholm
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United States
Uncle Sam
Navy
Annapolis
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Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Jamestown
Stephen B. Luce
West Indies
Minnesota
Europe
Sonth America
Valparaiso
John Regen
Edward Turnbull
Winfield Pott Schley
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Richmond
Texas
Indiana
Bob” Evans
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Mr. Hedinger
William McVarland
United States Army
John F
Frank E Hedinger
Marine Barracks
Washington
Personal notices from local visitors and guests
Purely personal items note Mieses Williameon leaving to visit Richmond friends. Mica Besaie Zentz visits Westminster and Hagerstown. Miss E M Batton of Washington D C is guest of Miss Operafs at the Conservatory of Music Woman's College Del. J Q Hendrix rents the house on South Market Street near the Maryland School for the Deaf. Miss Eleanor Harry visiting Miss Katie Lucy Howe of Washington attended the Roosevelt Congress reception at the White House Thursday evening. Harry will visit Washington then Baltimore relatives before returning to Frederick.
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Mieses Williameon
Richmond
Mica Besaie Zentz
West Church Strest
Westminster
Hagerstown
E. M.batton
Washington, D.C
Operafs
Conservatory of Music
Woman's College de
Katie Lucy Howe
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Muss Harry
Wrédarick
Balsimore
Death of Miss Ellen R. Chapline in Shepherdstown
The Shepherdstown Register reports Miss Ellen R Chapline died at Mrs Virginia Williams's residence near Swan Pond last Thursday morning. Born December 19 1925 she was a daughter of Abram Chapline of the Potomac River farm and a sister of the late Judge Joseph Chapline. The service was led by Rev W E A Marshall at the Episcopal church on Saturday.
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Ellen R Ghatline
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ellen RK Chapline
Virginia Willams
Swan Pond
Chapline
Abram Ohaplico
Potomac River
Obaplines
VU. E. A. Marshall
Funeral for Miss Alice Stephens at St John’s Catholic Church
The funeral for Miss Alice Stephens was held at 10 o’clock this morning from St John’s Catholic Church. Rev Father Bane directed services and burial followed in the Catholic cemetery with four of her cousins serving as pallbearers. Funeral director W. H. Btch-149m arranged the interment. The page also notes upcoming theater advertisements for A Message From Mars at the Academy of Music in Baltimore with praise for Charles Hawtrey and details of the plot inspired by Dickens’s Scrooge.
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Alice Stephens
St. John's Catholic
Sarvices Svera
Father Bane
Firas
William Boteler
Willam Gress
Hezikiah Boteler
Wm Shormaker
W.H B
Vague Health Remedies Advertised Amid Odd Fragments
A scrambled notice touts remedies like Vigtor Remedies while lamenting poor value for money. Mixed words reference digestion, constipation, health hints, and local names, creating a fragmented plea for relief and trust in products.
Community religious services announced across multiple churches
Local religious groups list Sunday and weekday services at Sobleyeville Mission All Saints Episcopal Church St John Catholic Church Grace Reformed and more. Memorial and missionary events noted with times including 7 50 p m and 10 15 a m plus Sunday school and catechism sessions.
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Graca Reformed
E. L. McLean
O E
Heidelbere League
W. O.T.U
Hebruary
Francis Williard
Reformed Church
Middletown
Aft Trinity M. HE
South Olaga
J. H. Balthis
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
B R Eschbach
Foreign Missionary Society
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
United Brethren Church
C. E. Redeker
Anti-Saloon League
O. W. Stine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elbert
Henry Raabe
Maryland Court Denies Contributory Negligence Claim in Dog Bite Case
In Baltimore City Court Judge Dennis ruled Miss Nullie M Hutching not guilty of contributory negligence after attempting to pat a dog at Weary O Boetzler's drugstore on November 19 1901. Hutching won $376 damages for a dog bite, with the judge criticizing the defense prayer to direct a verdict in favor. The decision held the store environment a quasi public space where a dog may bite from friendly actions, and that contributory negligence could not be claimed when the dog acts in response to a polite pat.
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Danols
Baltimore
Miss Nullie M. Hutching
Dory
Miss Hatching
Weary 0. Boetzler
Druid Hill Avenue
Misa Hatching
Mise Hatching
Spetzler
Dennis
Local mid year reception at Woman's College
The senior mid year reception at the Woman's College was the largest social event of the year. The lower Hast Hall was decorated in pink and yellow with cozy Oriental corners. The Frederick Select Orchestra played as Prof and Mrs Apple led the guests through eight to eleven o clock. Several hundred attendees and visitors from out of town appeared at the college.
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Seniol
Woman's College
Frederick
Hast Hall
Apple
Brooks
Lantz
Emmitsburg
James Saltzer
Edw. McNalty
Nelson McClain
Annie Dorsey
Beatrice Tyson
Rose Tyson
Lettis Seltzer
May Long
Stella Long
Sarah Lawrence
Genevieve Weaver
Edith Worthan
Mary Worthon
Ads Wagner
Stella Hemler
Addie Peddicord
Genevieve Lingg
Louisa Rmpivalty
Messrs
Joseph Kreitz
William Watkins
Harry
Two Tons of Clippings and The Fast Mall at City Opera House
Mrs. Nollie Blessing Eyster reports fromSan Francisco that she handles about two tons of nanopaper clippings totaling 3000 subjects in a vast organizing task. The Fast Mail melodrama at City Opera House next Thursday promises vivid scenic effects including a Mississippi river engine room and a moonlit Niigata Falls sequence, with thrilling action, humor, and impressive stage mechanics.
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Eyster
Nollie Blessing Eyster
San Francisco
Art Club
Fast Mail
Niigata Falls
Arens
Iself
Centreville Eyes Big Block of Business Buildings
Centreville plans a large block of business buildings. The home of Mr. McAnally at Frank lion Mines burned. A nursing training school will attach to Salisbury hospital. Soft coal reserves in George's Creek are being exploited profitably. Two judgments were entered against the Chesapeake Beach Railroad in Calvert County. The three masted schooner J. Hocking carrying shingles stranded on the Wicomico River. Judge Holland denied bail in the George Riley murder case in Worcester County. Jordan Watkins, William Taylor and Charles Watson were injured by an explosion of 18 sticks of dynamite at Pinto in Allegany County. Mrs Mary Alrioka Steele of Steele, Simmaz, Carey & Bond died at 1003 North Calvert Street Baltimore after a long illness. The Maryland Agricultural College pew building contract awarded to Werner Bros of Ellicott City, due to be completed by late September. Robert Simm at Beltsville, age 40, died of bronchitis after 60 years residence.
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Centreville
George Riley
John Fargett
Worcester County
Jordan Watkins
William Taylor
Charles Watson
Pinto
Allegany County
Mary Alrioka Steele
Afr
Joan N. Steele
Steele, Simmaz, Carey & Bond
North
Calvert Street
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