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Tap Frsarion
United States
Warren
Eantes Boerner
Counery
Frederick
Triumph of the old over the new in last night’s race
The Independent engine beat rival teams in a display of old versus new power. The Farmers' Institute in Thurmont was a grand success with strong attendee endorsements. The piece also argues for a non partisan pardons board and faster yet cautious justice, suggesting county jail holds until docket clears before transporting convicts to penal institutions.
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Farmers’ Institute
Thurmont
LowneEs
Maryland
Board of Pardons
Satur dax News sat capar issue offers varied reading
The Satur dax News presents eight pages packed with live local and general news along with features by Mary Jane and The Market Scribes. The Woman's Page and spring garden tips entice readers while a portrait and tablet unveiling for Rev Dr Zacharias draw interest from congregants and readers alike.
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Saturdax News
Taz News
Tue Satcapar News
Mary Jane
Daniel Zacharias
Evangelical Reformed
Good Roads and State Aid Attract Farmers To Taxed Improvements
The article argues farmers would support road upgrades if properly shown to raise farm profits. It cites figures on freight losses from bad roads, compares U S and European loads, and notes costs from wagon transport. State aid schemes in New Jersey blend funding from state, counties, and property owners to improve rural roads.
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Otto Dorner
Dormer
United States
U. S
Office of Road Inquiry
Europe
John M. Stahl
Farmer's Call
Roy Stone
Cambridge Votes to Allow Hog Raising Within City Limits
Contemporary comment notes Cambridge enables hog raising inside the city. The Annapolis Capital mocks the idea of summer pig sties. The piece reflects on public sentiment and local matters with a wry tone about hog farming within municipal borders.
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Cambridge
Annapolis Capital
Laughing Fragments From Old Papers and Jokes
A collage of humorous scraps from past publications including quips about first water shamonds from Jeweler’s Weekly, an umbrella remark, and schoolroom banter. The tone mirrors a light humorous column blending playful misquotes and social jests.
The Right to Work and the San Francisco Strike
A San Francisco case discussed Judge Daingerfield ruling on liberty versus union demands. Fred Hess, a nonunion machinist, supervised linotype workers at the Bulletin during a strike after union members refused to set type. The dispute centers on whether individual workers may defy union authority to keep a job.
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San Francisco
Daingerfield
Fred Hears, Jr
Bulletin
Lino
Hess
Thema
Mt Beobald
Bubelin
Neverthsiers
Typographical Union Appeals Damages Case Over Job Access
The piece argues that workers have a right to employment when an employer is ready to hire and others obstruct that opportunity, constituting a wrongful act. It notes Hess was discharged and Hey won a verdict. the Typographical Union plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, urging the higher court not to overturn the decree.
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Nion
Hey
Supreme Court
Local Laconics and Editorial Snippets From Area Papers
The Frederick Citizen comments on a staff philosopher’s moral proposition about birth and death. Local editors praise humane behavior of merchants during a blizzard. Housekeeping’s “servant question” is noted as unsolved. Farmers see wheat recovering with winter snow benefiting soil and growth.
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Frederick
Tte
Ho Sigusa
Nemo
Cassell
Catoctin Clarion
Rhoderick
Valley Register
Moments With The Musk And A Lazy Winter Day
A fragment from Frank Stanton presents a speaker resisting group meetings and lectures with humorous obstinacy. It shifts to a nostalgic rural scene of a lazy winter day with fisher folk dreaming of spring and the green banks of a river.
Daughters of the Revolution Congress Elected Officers in Washington
The Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution re-elected Mrs Daniel Manning as president general without opposition and named her a Paris delegate. Mrs S M Hart sock, formerly of this city, was elected chaplain general amid lively nominations as the crowd lauded incumbents. President McKinley hosted a White House reception with about a thousand DA officers shaking hands. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a nerve tonic aiding blood and nerves.
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Washington
Congress
Daniel Manning
Paris
Manning
The
Star
Thomas Brackett Reed
Whits House
McKinley
Hobart
Alger
Frederick
Philippines
Otis
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Scott
United States Congress
Court House
March Into Spring at Frederick County Happenings
Mary Jaxz chronicles thaw and revival across Frederick County as roads reopen, spring events rise, and clubs, churches, and women’s groups host lectures, parties, and concerts. She notes elections, Daughters of the American Revolution, G A R commander, and preparations for soldier homecoming, with dress fashions and local commerce birthing a new season.
Stevent Here and Theres News Roundup
Maryland telegraph stock suit filed in Hangers town. Euston business leaders promote manufacturing industries. Dr P Stobley returns from Porto Rico with a boy. Attorney General Clabaugh hosted by Carroll county bar in Westminster March 2. St Johns Church in Hagerstown to cost 5000 in improvements. Latrobe iceboat broke up in St Michaels harbor February 23 aiding oyster men. Marion Baulk and Jennie Kaughin wed February 23 in Berlin Worcester. Laurel mayor Phelps reports extension of City and Suburban Railway to Laurel. Johns Hopkins student Guy Swavely named headmaster at Maryland Nautical Academy Talbot county. Walter Milstead advances from Manila to a US Navy post in Baltimore. GOP factions in Maryland unite for nominations. Baltimoreans visit Philadelphia to test Rowland printing telegraph machine. Kent county commissioners open snowblocked roads. liability debate rages.
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Rens
Stevent
Maryland
Hangerstown
Euston
P. Stobley
Cumberland
Porto Rico
Harry M. Clabaugh
Carroll County
Westminster
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Latrobe
St. Michael's
Marion Baulk
Baltimore City
Jennie Kaughin
Berlin
Worcester County
Phelps
Laurel
O. T. Crosby
City and Suburban Railway
Washington, D. C
Guy Swavely
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland Nautical Academy
Talbott County
L. J. W. Joyner
New York
Walter A. Milstead
Manila
William G. Gambrill
United States Army
Navy
Baltimors
Malster
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Henry A. Rowland
Jersey City
Kent County
Death notices and obituaries of Hart Stine and Straughton
Major Camillus S. Hart aged 75 dies at daughter’s home in Mercersburg Pa. He served in the Confederate Army on Lomax and Early staffs and later owned diverse southern business interests. Four daughters survive. burial in Winchester Va. Also reporting the death of Joseph Elmer Nield at Brunswick aged 2 years 7 months 12 days with burial in Brownsville. Grace Snoots dies in Knoxville brain fever. services held in Trinity Lutheran. Jacob Stine dies near Jefferson after lingering illness. funeral at Reformed church. Mrs Sarah Straughton dies in Knoxville colored aged 60. funeral and burial at Laboring Sons Cemetery.
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Camillus S. Hart
Evelyn Wart
Woman's College
William Mann Irvine
Mercersburg
Virginia
Lomax
Early
Joanna B. Krebs
Winchester
New Orleans
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
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Mississippi
Red River
United States
Texas
Mexico
Joseph Elmer
William Nield
Brunswick
Brownsville
Washington County
German Baptist
Eli Yourtee
Grace
Sammel Snoots
Knoxville
Jacob Stine
Jefferson
The
Reformed Church
Sarah Straughton
East Sixth Street
Laboring Sons
Orders For Partridges From Game and Fish Group
The Game and Fish Protective Association has issued ads in Raleigh Nashville and Atlanta to sell stock partridges. President Penniman reports orders for 800 birds with expectations of 5000 or more. A Westminster club of 30 members forms to aid distressed birds and bolster Carroll county stock. Deputy Bisnd warns of widespread bird deaths from cold and snow and notes feeding efforts and forthcoming release in March.
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Game and Fish Protective Association
Raleigh
N.C
Nashville
Carroll County
Edward L. Bisnd
Arlington
Dinner at Judge Nicodemus’s Home Near Backeystown
Judge A. W. Nicodemus hosted a small group for dinner at his Backeystown area residence. The social event was casually noted by the paper for readers who saw it in The News.
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A. W. Nicodemus
Backeystown
Paine's Celery Compound Aids Nervous Women Sleep
Claims its use strengthens nerves and fights insomnia in women facing daily grind. Cites a Chicago charity president letter praising immediate relief and notes anemia improvements, urging women to boost blood supply with this remedy.
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Chicago
Paine
Fannie West
South Side Relief Society of Chicago
Feasting and illness mingle in a Baltimore crowd
An old item notes a Gothic cottage crowd from Baltimore with artists and business people, praising a cook and crisp potato chips, then shifts to local sickness reports including Mrs. Brown and Mr. Keefer. A sale notice follows for property on Market Street with private sale then public auction dates, plus a Jersey cow for sale nearby.
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Ossa
Pelion
H. C. Keefer
John C. Motter
Julia Ely
East Fourth Street
Samuel H. Brown
West Third Street
Brown
John T. Martin
Brunswick Yard
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