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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1903
Page
4
A jumble of old notices and editorial snippets discusses subscription offers, postal replies to the press, and weather humor. It covers the Iowa idea on tariff revision, Governor Cummins and the Dingley schedules, and political commentary on the tariff stance, party politics, and regional voting dynamics.
Asisi is urged to umpire the contro versy, with no expectation of interference. He is on record in formal messages to Congress and public speeches, and can be placed in agreement with the policy of his predecessor at Buffalo. A protectionist stance places him high in line with Gato.
A collection of editorials from Baltimore and Maryland papers praising road improvements, highway funding debates, and the impact of strong sentencing in Frederick and Hagerstown jurisdictions. Highlights call for federal and state action, and note a quieter county crime climate following strict enforcement.
Comic snippets from papers recount jokes about original ideas in Washington, satire on Senate action and lawmakers, and a child’s zoo anecdote. Names include Washington Star New York Herald Philadelphia Press and Harvard Lampoon, with playful exchanges among Milas Cayenne and others.
The World weighs Grover Cleveland as a potential nominee despite opposition in the party. It notes his past wins, regional strength, and appeal to conservative voters, especially on tariff and trusts. The piece questions third-term prejudice and whether Cleveland could unite key states against Roosevelt if nominated.
Debates mention potential candidacy and nomination, noting uncertainty about accepting if offered. Analysts caution against premature conclusions as events unfold and the political landscape evolves. The discussion centers on how right timing and proper process may influence decisions.
A fragmented print piece presents poems by Washington Stan and Nixon Watermax about playful, idealized worlds for children, winter hardship, and the fading of man made palaces. It evokes scenes of dreamlike beaches, king and queen figures, and eventual erosion of wealth and built wonders as time passes.
Announcement states Mrs Donald McLean of New York consents to run for the Daughters of the American Revolution presidency at the congress amid disputes over Mrs Fairbanks eligibility. It notes Mrs Fairbanks seeks a constitutional amendment to allow reelection, while McLean’s supports foresee potential contest and unity efforts.
A survey of moon geography notes high mountains, circular pits, and a dry atmosphere with no life. It suggests rapid evolution from condensed steam to solid water, and a preserved, airless surface unlike Earth. Thoughts on lunar conditions are paired with varied scientific advances in aviation, storage, and instruments.
London Times notes a tale of a man who confessed to a promissory breach and faced marriage to the claimant. The item hints at social remedies and the era’s moral judgments while urging merchants to advertise, with day and weary news helping.
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