The Daily News Frederick Maryland Advertisement Notice
The Daily News an independent newspaper published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick MD states subscription rates and mailing options for the paper. It notes a telephone exchange connected office and accepts advertisements and correspondence during the day and night free of charge.
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Fullibhed BT
Great Southern Printing
Mamet
Canad Vale
Frederick, MD
Exergy Varieg
Tue New
Kaiser's Keg of Cocktails and Tipton’s Courageous Cup Chase
The piece discusses Kaiser Wilhelm's friendship with Captain Evans at Kiel seen as due to cocktails, and Sir Thomas Tipton's bold America's Cup challenge boosting his standing. It cites Baltimore News on party dynamics and cites Philadelphia physician views on vaccination for smallpox. It notes vaccine efficacy data from local observations and vaccination history.
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Bob’ Evans
St Kiel
Thomas Tipton
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Municipal Hospital
Consular Reform Moves Forward in Congress
The Outlook lauds Senator Lodge’s consular reform bill amid Roosevelt’s speech on protecting American citizens abroad and expanding foreign commerce. It notes the new system of daily consular reports has improved praise for capable agents while reducing the spoils system and hints at broader educational support for commerce studies.
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Congress
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Department (of State
Sert
Nbe
Commerce
Hay
Meantime Bill Pushing Reform of Consular Service
A fragment discusses training young men for the consular service and proposals to limit patronage, aiming to remove politics from postings. It notes sensitivity to a Lodge bill and a broad public interest in reform through Congress with emphasis on merit and efficiency.
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Cononial
Lodge
Political and crime notes from Baltimore and Annapolis
A Baltimore American editorial laments capital punishment and calls for equal treatment of crime by sex. The piece praises Senator Gorman as a shrewd, silent tactician and notes Deboe and Wellington facing party shifts, while Annapolis Capital offers commentary on Gorman’s long political apprenticeship and re election prospects.
Minstrelsy Snippets and Quips in Busy Gossip
A collage of comic exchanges and social quips from various papers. Jokes about piano practice, portrait likeness, mince pies, odd victuals, and a staged photo from a prince’s betrothed, with newsroom chatter and distant warnings about publishing images.
Life spans grow longer in an improved world
The piece surveys longer life expectancy and satisfaction with modern living. It cites broad ideas on knowledge, surgery, and Christian science as factors, noting the aging population and the desire to stay alive longer as a positive trend without asserting specific causes.
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Lon
The
New York Herald
Juvenile Canine Prodigies in Gettysburg Pups Impress
Gettysburg dog fanciers marvel at five two month old Cunvingham pups performing advanced tricks. Rage turns backward springs and crawls through legs, Bobby balances on boxes, Major traverses fifty feet on his front legs and climbs a ten foot ladder, Dor stretches across two chairs, and Tag walks a two inch rope while learning one foot balance.
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Gettysburg
Harry Cunvingham
Bobby
Dor
Tag
Great Lakes Waterway Growth Boosts Freight Tonnage
Miowan once 400 ton burden and Vaes seaborne 6000 ton ships pass locks as deepening reaches 22 feet. The improved channel eases congestion though shipbuilders expand plans. Lake Superior commerce totals 28,408,005 tons beyond coastwise trade. Suez is about 1,000,000 tons. A cheap waterway spurs vast tonnage gains, signaling similar gains on the Mississippi River.
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St Lon Jo
Suez Canal
Laks Superior
Lakes
Soo
Canala
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Winter Trees in Moments with The Mame by Katharine Tyran
A lyrical meditation on winter landscapes and frost stained woods. The piece paints gray roses in a snowy pool and amber, green, and ruby light among bare branches. Vivid imagery from Katharine Tyrannas appears with Fairyland woods and lamplight along a long road, celebrating beauty in winter’s stark scene.
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West
Katthanine Tynan
The
London Spectator
Unusual Virginia Marriage of Grandfather and Step Granddaughter
James M. Turner a 46 year old farmer and his step granddaughter Maggie A Stephenson 19 wed in Gates county North Carolina after missing license in Virginia. They traveled from Isle of Wight to Hore Station and Gatesville with Justice John B Walton performing the ceremony at Hayes Hotel. Maggie said she would marry him despite legal issues and family requests. Turner claimed his second wife Maggie's grandmother Mrs Sykes urged the marriage before death.
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Virginia
James M. Turner
Maggie A. Stephenson
Gates County
North Osroling
Isle of Wight
Suffolk
Hore
Thomas W. Raby
Gatesville
John B Walton
Hayes
Turner
Sykes
Maggie
Literary Societies Clover Leaf Glover Lesf Meeting
The Glover Lesf Literary Society held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon with President Frantz presiding. R. Hoy read minutes, Joseph Honff became assistant secretary, and a program of recitations debates and weekly events was presented and judged 2 to 1 in favor of the affirmative. The society adjourned to meet Friday January 24.
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Glover Lesf Literary Society Society
Frantz
R. Hoy
Joseph Honff
P. Brown
W. Weber
GC. Hitchen
W. James
P. Marsh
E Kemp
L. Za
Market Quotations for Today From J E Y Hargett
J E Y Hargett reports corn prices per barrel at 295 and 69 to 78 cents per bushel for various grades. Hay ranges from 10 to 12 dollars per ton. Wappet No 3 red steamer bids 73 cents per bushel with rejected at 69 cents.
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J. E .Y. Hargett
State Officials Urged to Adopt Uniform Bookkeeping System
Senator Lewis and State Auditor George R. Ash discuss proposed legislation to standardize bookkeeping across state, county, and municipal offices. The plan would grant the State auditor expanded authority and require accurate reports within 90 days, aiming to curb lax accounting and ensure funds are properly accounted and deposited in the treasury where limits are exceeded.
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Lewis Hed
Annapolis
George R. Ash
Lewis
Ia Iso
Smith
Ash
Baltimore
Booka
Marylands grim record and public notices
News of the State reports hangings for murder in August and arsenic poisoning sentencing in Baltimore. It notes the Pinto tunnel heading near Allegany nearly through after long labor, a fatal railway accident near Garrett, a fire at Hampstead, and a Kensington sidewalk bond vote. Also covered are a McKinley monument appeal, a Baltimore Court of Appeals ruling on tin theft, and a new trial order for Blom Bros.
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Henry Boyd
Upper Marlboro
Martha Oden
Congresman Mudd
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
Brutus Skinner
Annapolis Janation
Baltimore and Ohio
Pinto
Allegany County
Mary E. Jackson
Jane
Harlan
Baltimore
Charles M. Murray
Whitfield Murray
Hampstead
Carroll County
Nicholson
Cumberland
Garret
Kennington
Montgomery County
Kensington
Washington City
Smith
Maryland
McKinley
Osuton
Court of Appeals
Criminal Court of Baltimore
Remarkable Cure of Group A Child Saved by Medicine
A Short Iowa letter from Davenport Iowa reports a mother saving her son by using a cough medicine bought from A L Pearre of Goodwin 8 0. The child nearly choked and breathless before the remedy was used as directed every ten minutes. The writer credits the bottle with saving the boy from death.
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Goodwin
Earth
Iowa
A L. Pearre
Market gossip and price notes at the mart this morning
Morning market gossip notes rising prices for turkeys and varying poultry ducks and chickens with seasonable prices for fruit vegetables and meats. The Mary Jane Outing Club plans winter diversions and a chaperone for the Old Folks Company. Prices listed include eggs 23 to 26 cents per dozen and turkeys 15 to 18 cents per pound.
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Mary Jane Outing Club
The
Mart
Weekly review of up trade stocks and bonds in Baltimore
A dull week in Baltimore markets with weak stock demand and a January boom not yet materializing. Bonds show strong demand at high prices with Seaboard and related issues mixed. Bond bids and yields shift, while Seaboard stock, other rail and bank shares trade modestly amid an overall downtrend and abundant liquidity for time loans.
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Baltimore
Cochran
Seaboard Road
Seaboard
Georgia & Alabama
Potomac Valley
West Virginia Oentral
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
Charleston & Western Carolina
Atlantic Coast Line
Northern Central
Georgia
Southern & Florida
Western Maryland
United Railway
City & Suburban
Washington
Anacotia & Potomac
Knoxville Traction
Lexington Railway
Third National
Commerce
January thaw weakens securities and groceries, Bradstreet says
Bradstreet's New York report notes a weekly price decline across securities and food items including cereals pork dairy coffee sugar and copper amid an overall healthy trade scene. It highlights rising spring business in cotton and woolens, improved tributive trade, and good western collections while winter wheat moisture shortage remains a risk in the Southwest.
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Bradstreet's
New York
Northwest
Railways boost 1901 gains amid mixed Western wheat signals
The year 1901 shows railways nationwide posting gains with coal and trunk lines leading, while Mexican routes slip slightly. Weekly totals reach 3,443,853,199 with a 13 percent drop from last week and 67 percent from a year ago. Wheat markets face erratic export demand, dampened by moisture shortfalls and bear rumors, yet southern Baltimore prices hold steady amid light receipts.
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California
Bradstreet
South Western
Pacific Coast Lines
Jopge
Westerfly
West Sod
Baltimore
Southern
Western
Work of Death Claims Several Seniors in Local Notices
Obituary notices chronicle the death of Sr. Mary Dechantal Darnall at Visitation Convent aged 72 after weeks of illness. Henry Calliflower, 85, dies in Hagerstown after a long decline. Mrs. Sarah Ballard, 77, dies in Baltimore, long resident there. Also listed are Samuel Crum, Philip Beard, Rosanna Palmer, John Beard, and local road supervisor appointments and a note on ailing Calvin Fox.
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Mary Dechantal
Mary DeChantal Darnall
Visitation Convent
DeChantal
Sr. de Chantal
Henry Colliflower
Henry Oalliflower
Hagerstown
Callifower
Monsha
Cavetown
Washington County
Riddlemoser
Smithsburg
Frederick
Sarah Ballard
Oak Street
Baltimore
Liberty
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
James Ballard
Margaret Jackson
Rosanna Palmer
Rosanus Palmer
John &. Palmer
Harmony
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Church Hill
W. L. Ramsburg
John P. Beard
John Philip Beard
George W. Beard
Libertytown
Rocky 412
Cataract Surgery Aids Elderly Jefferson County Resident
Mr. PreGeriuea Miller, longtime resident near Jefferson and Middletown now in Germantown Montgomery County, successfully underwent cataract surgery with Dr. Boteler and Dr. O. Gooden. The operation restored vision in his right eye, with no pain and a favorable prognosis given his age of over eighty.
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PreGeriuea Miller
Weaderick Witte
Jefferson
Middletown
Germantown
Montgomery
Miller
Mr. Mailer
Dr. Boteler
O. ¥. Gooden
Iit
Mr. Miller
Fred Miller
General Early
Maryland
Jnc. A. Lach
Birthday Party for Master Parsons Newman
Master Parsons Newman son of Mr and Mrs John S Newman Hastings Second Street entertained his little friends yesterday from three to five. Guests included Mary Newman Louise Sappington Helen Rameburg Travers White Roxanna White Ames Hendrickson David Winebrewer Sotheron Howard Cornelia Davis McSherry plus many others. The cake centerpiece bore five candles marking the host age and refreshments followed.
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Parsons Newman
John S. Newman
Second Street
Munster Parsons
Master John Newman
Mary Newman
Louize
Mary Sappington
Helen
Harriet Rameburg
Travers
Roxanna White
Ames
Carroll Hendrickson
David
Philip Winebrewer
Sotheron
Frank Howard
Cornelia
Catharine
Annie Davis McSherry
Charlotte Baker
John Upser Markell
Ernest
Annie Helfenstein
James
Catharine Cramer
Cornelia Ringgold Ross
Nettie Tones
Limited Matt comes to City Opera House in grand revival
The Limited Matt, described as the oldest scenic production, returns tonight at the City Opera House. Elmer E. Vance directs with revived dialogue, new music, rebuilt scenery, and a strong year company led by Beaatrica. The revival features a life size Limited Mail train scene with original effects costing 5000 dollars and a rebuilt saw-mill segment by Giddings.
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Giddings
Eggs Fall in Baltimore Wholesale Market
A sharp decline in Baltimore wholesale egg prices occurred yesterday afternoon with prices dropping from 29 cents per dozen to 26 and 27 cents. A 25-cent market was anticipated today after New York prices fell to 25 cents. Mild weather and larger receipts caused the drop, with eggs still at 25 cents in Frederick today.
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Baltimore
New York
Frederick
Fortnightly Literary Society entertains at Page and White home
The Fortnightly Literary Society met Thursday night and was entertained jointly by Mr. and Mrs. Dadiey Page and Mrs. John Kearnsa White. The arrangements committee included hostsesses Miss Eleanor Potts and Miss Sallie Fauntleroy.
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Fortnightly Literary Society
Dadiey Page
John Kearnsa White
Eleanor Potts
Sallie Fauntleroy
Orphans Court Schedules Sale Ratification in Beall Estate
The Orphans Court of Frederick County orders the sale of the leasehold estate of James F Beall, deceased, ratified with report dated January 17 1902. Publication required in Frederick County newspapers for three consecutive weeks before February 16 1902. Administrator Blanchard Philpot Russell Belnater Roger Neighbours preside. copy test by R Edger Beall. The report lists sales at fifteen hundred dollars.
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James F. Beall
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
James F Beall
Frederick Co
Handret &Llata
Blanchard Philpot
Russell Be.lnater
Roger M
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