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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
4
The Daily News reports on coal disputes with Sen Stewart attacking the coal question and a Morgan opposition reply. It notes New Jersey opposing a movement ending coal trusts, highlights President Mitchell urging mine workers to boost production, and calls on miners to support the public and public cost relief amid the strike.
The Jesuit Novitiate leaves Frederick for a new home on the Hudson River tomorrow, severing a century and a half link with the city. The departure fills local Catholics with nostalgia for Father Gainey and the order, who have long guided religious life here and in adjoining counties.
The OCumberlana Times comments on contemporary opinion, noting weather forecasters show empathy toward the Lily White movement. It mentions people at Azcola Illinois and suggests broad public sentiment.
Fragmentary lines discuss a Boston tea party reference, mentions the Knox bill, trusts in investments, and Roosevelt aims to curb rebates and discrimination. Contains garbled OCR and multiple newspaper cites, offering little coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
A humorous montage of snippets from newspapers including a scene in a restaurant where a man asks about lobster as a sudden proposal looms. Other quips involve misheard conversations about ribbons, languages on fingers, and a senator’s remark on temptation and alcohol.
A review of press censorship in Russia contrasts with liberal American freedoms, arguing that open critique strengthens society. It also discusses U S labor law, urging incorporation of labor groups to curb violence and misuses, and condemns aggressive tactics like boycotts and picketing as harmful to workers and society.
The Philadelphia Ledger argues for federal funding to construct public roads, citing poor local road work and the need for better highways. It praises Representative Brownlow’s plan to attach a Bureau of Public Roads to the Agriculture Department and suggests federal action is justified by constitutional post roads powers and the benefits of improved national commerce.
A mixed page excerpt sketches hopeful verse about enduring hardship and the Golden Rule, then pivots to cheerful doggerel urging smiles during dreary days. It includes an ornate testimonial voice and a long ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming domestic trust and a money-back guarantee from A. L. Pearre.
San Francisco's Park Church plans a ritualistic High Methodist church in Draper Hall with a gowned rector and vested choir. Rev. Charles O. Oxnam leads the effort toward a church with Episcopal ritual, aiming for a $35,000 building on the Panhandle and occupancy by next Easter.
Washington January 4 Brigadier general Leonard Wood has applied for service in the Philippines and his request has been granted He will go to Manila in April and is likely to command in Mindanao He will become a major general in August and may shortly thereafter command the division of the Philippines Changes loom in the island chain with General Wade slated for supreme command upon General Davis retirement Wade will be made major general on April 11 and other senior officers including Davis Sumner Bald win will be relieved this summer Wood Carter or Bliss may take command of departments there Colonel Francis Moore of the Eleventh Cavalry is mentioned for assignment A railroad wreck at Alton Illinois last night killed the engineer and injured four train men President Cassatt resigned from the Manhattan Trust Company board to devote more time to railroad affairs Mrs Johanna Boderholm Fergus Falls Minnesota fell and dislocated her shoulder a surgeon reset it and she was relieved A L Pearre of Fergus Falls advertised a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm which promptly helped the woman sleep and the son was so pleased he recommended it to others
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