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Eeetters
United States
Cniean
Frederick
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Maryland Casualty
Fidelity & Deposit
American Bonding
Union Trust
Atlantic Trancsport
Baltimore Fire
Mt Vernon Woodberry Mills
Coston Duck Securities
Northern Central
Western Maryland
Townsend Scott & Sox
Rumors of Politicians and School History Debates Echo
A column riffs on Neslys scheme, Admiral Bohley, and calls for truthful history in Kentucky schools crediting Schley. It reviews Congress salaries and alleged extra pay abuses pushing out petty gains over long tenure, citing 1900 01 figures and committee findings.
Capitol Jobs Promised Amid Broad Congressional Budget
The text notes monthly salaries ranging from fifty to four hundred dollars for the year and praises congressional generosity, suggesting broad support for national capitol employment and generous pay from Congress.
Editorial Musings on Elections and Honoring Admiral Schley
A collage of editorials argues for honest nonpartisan election reform to avoid costly machinery, praises Admiral Schley while urging Congress to recognize his service, and mocks an attempt to publicly burn the Maclay Santiago history as unjust punishment and historical obscurity.
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General Assembly
Maclay
Santiago
Hagerstown
Fragmented dialogue and jokes from 19th century humor pages
An array of short humorous exchanges and quips from various periodical mock conversations. Topics include domestic misunderstandings, imagined maritime orders, a pianist’s career move, and light banter about a stray dog and poker. Names are fictional and contexts are comic misdirections.
Senators by Direct Vote Stir National Debate
The Kansas City Journal notes six state legislatures have sent resolutions in favor of electing U S Senators by direct vote. Critics doubt broad public zeal, citing legislative deadlocks as the main driver for reform. If voters demand change, Congress would have to acquiesce.
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Kansas City Journal
Congress
Moments with the Musk Fragment from February Monthly
Fragment notes a sentimental poem about sweetness and memory, then shifts to a tersely dated line on business and advertising. The piece references Wiinnius Carter and the February issue of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.
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Wiunnias Carter
Frank Leslie
Sunday dinner price gossip from the market report
A lively column notes rising food prices from eggs to tomatoes and seasonal meats and produce. It lists butter eggs poultry fruit and vegetables with specific per unit costs and remarks on Lent and groundhog chatter as the week closes.
January trading in Baltimore stocks shows general decline
The Baltimore Exchange faces a weak January market with heavy selling and rumors about Seaboard stock. Bondissues rise modestly while investment bonds strengthen. Seaboard 4s at 4, Ten Year Ss at 102.5, and various rail and bank stocks show limited activity amid cautious speculation.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Stock Exchange
New York
Seaboard 4
South Bound
Georgia
Alabama Connors
Carolina Central
Charleston & Western Carolina
Potomac Valley
United Railway i
Lexington
Norfolk Street Railway
Drovers & Mechanics
Bank of Baltimore
Commerce
Western
First National
Market notes show earnings gain and steady grains outlook
The article surveys weekly trends with general price readiness and rising railway earnings. It cites January car allocations, smaller tax clearings, and stronger distributive trade versus a year ago while stock markets drift dull yet improved on bonds and bank expectations. Wheat prices ease amid liquidation and snow. futures in Baltimore and Chicago show mixed declines and steadier spots.
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Radotreet
S. Ew Luba
Bradetreet
H Yeat
New York
Standard Railroad
Northwestern
Lakawanna
Metropolitan
Germany
Baltimore
Southern
Western
Shhigo
Dan the mule swallows payroll money in Forest City
A seven year old mule named Dan devoured a large sum of bank bills dropped near the mines. He later chewed through more cash including a ten dollar note, with no injury to his appetite. The incident followed a payroll mishap and attracted local attention in Forest City Pennsylvania.
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Dan
Forest City
Polelos
Williams Faversham Stars in A Royal Rival at Academy of Music
William Faversham will portray Don Caesar de Bazan in A Royal Rival at Baltimore's Academy of Music next week. The noble adventurer, famed for romance and daring, battles military danger, a scheming minister, and royal intrigue, before winning favor with the king.
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William Faversham
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Don Caessar de Bazan
Don Jose
Don Caesar
Madrid
Fistipgir
Faversham
I S
Farsham
Criterion Theatre
New York
Diary of Jacob Engelbrecht Reveals Frederick Events 1824 1832
A diary from Frederick by Jacob Engelbrecht covers 1824 to 1832 reporting local life, births, marriages, deaths, and politics. It notes visits by Gen. Lafayette, Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, and local elections, taxes, fire company duties, and a mail robbery near Winchester, with vivid sketches of town activities and public events.
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Jacob Engelbrecht
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Frederick
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Engelbrecht
John Quincy Adams
A. H. Crawford
Henry Olsy
United States
General Jackson
Corporation of
James Dixon
James Raymond
Court House
Gabriel Devill
United States Supreme Court
Gantleman
LaFayette
Visi
New York
General LaFayette
Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph Kent
Clement Dorsey
Robert N. Martin
George B. Mitchell
John Barnes
Peter Little
George Peter
Thomas O. Worthington
John Leeda Kerres
Mr. Engelbrecht
Eleators
Joshua Cockey
Dayla Schnebly
Benny Wray
Samuuel Ringgold
Wm. Zolhekhoffer
William Tyler
Thomas Post
Pope
Jackson
House of
Ings Bight
Winchester
Fance
Dr. Mitchell
Talbott
Christ
Market
Patrick Streets
Market and
Firth
Talbott’s
Col. Rischie
Col. McPherson
Motion of General Lafayette and party reported
A fragment describes Major General La Fayette and his son George Washington LaFayette, with Secretary La Vasseur, leaving Frederick for Washington. The entry wishes them success for him and his household.
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Lay
Literary Societies Hold January Meetings
Bellea Lettres and Clover Leaf Literary societies held regular sessions with readings, recitations, and debates. Bellea Lettres adjourned after a vote on marriage laws with the negative winning 2 to 11, while Clover Leaf’s debate on Love versus Money ended 2 to 1 for the negative.
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Belles Lettres
Bellea Lettres Literary Society
L. Toms
H. O. Schroeder
H. Hendrickson
North Pole
Reading
L. Bowers
Robert Salette
F. Sappington
George Washington
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Flauét
R. Hoy
H. McClary
Chas. Heck
F. Shipley
J. Houff
W. Tyergar
Harrison
KR. Hummessay
JT Hughes
J. Toms
G.R Frantz
L. Eckstein
H. Schroder
R. Angelberger
R .Reifsnider
H. Ordeman
Ode to Schley Inspires Nightly Ovation at Holliday Street
The Baltimore press notes public acclaim for Admiral Schley as a new song by Miss Gibson wins nightly praise at Holliday Street Theatre. Written by J. K. Emmet, the tune praises Schley's steadfast leadership against the Spanish fleet and honors his role in American naval history.
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Admiral Schley
Baltimore
Holliday Street
Miss Gibson
Admiralty
J. K. Emmet
Y M C A Notes Reception for New Members
A reception will be tendered to Y M C A members Friday evening with a short program then the new members will be received followed by refreshments by the Ladies Auxiliary. An invitation is extended to all young men of the city. Daily attendance this week reached 72, up 80 percent from last year’s 40.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Local Residents Linked to Philippines Ventures and Agedeye News
In the Philippines Ralph Smith son of A W Smith of Middletown has opened a bakery and confectionary in Manila. Rutherford Hayes Bear son of Wm Bear of Hagerstown, formerly near Middletown, was en route to Manila with troop B 11th Cavalry via Malta. A medicinal note promotes Dr Boschee’s German Syrup for coughs and bronchial ailments. Notices announce subscription books for the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company stock opening March 1 1902 in Baltimore and Frederick.
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Philippines
Ralph Smith
A. W. Smith
Middletown
Manila
Rutherford Hayes Bear
Wm. Bear
Hagerstown
Malta
1Lth
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Frank H. Callaway
North Liberty Street
Baltimore
Roger M. Sherry
East Second Street
Frederick
Frank BH Callaway
James E Ingram
Roger Misherry
Johnnie
Beaswan
John W. Ellard
Baltimore Frederick Electric Railway Bill Aims Expanded Powers
State Senator Rohrback said a bill to amend the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway charter would allow a Baltimore to Frederick line via Libertytown. The measure would raise directors to 15, enable express freight, and permit building on public roads with county consent. Other bills discussed include tax collection powers for the City Register and a bequest appropriation for Beaver Dam church.
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Rohrback
Baltimore
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
General Railroad
State of Maryland
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Company
O County
Savara
Rohrbach
Frederick
Mary OC. Baldner
Beaver Dam
Senate
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Scarer
Euon
Fixs
R. C. S&s. Howarn
Secy
Mr. Nesly
Lizz
Hon
Isaac Losb Straus
Washington
Chicago
Bohley
Kentucky
Ugsic
Zermosa
Taz News
Philadelphia
Hach House
House
Treasury
Mlariee
National Capitol
Quntemporary Gaalarat
Baltimore Herald
Baltimore American
Spain
Baltimore Sun
Hiram Offen
Mr. Offen
Bridget
Osla
Ap Pear
Gladys
Lord Heartworthy
Bear
Calvia
Century Magazine
Washington Star
Joakley
Coakley
Jimson
Jaster
Ohio State Journal
Weekly Review OF Trade
Williams Faversham
Schley
Supreme Command
Sibsney
Shaster
Sampson
Miles
Dewey
W. Harper
Buffalo
Puto Delo WU Rogadauh Sdills
R. RB. Cos
Baltimore---Frederick
Nature
Valuable Farm
Urbana
George E Hughes
D.H. H
Frederick County
Frederics City
Thurston Post Office
George E. Haces
George E. House
Shore
Ware
Lens
Faror
Harrison King
Eberly Harris
Geo. E.house
Litchen
Georges B. Hughes
Uach
Tal William FP
Lawsos
Charles B
Middle Alley
Fourth
Fifth Street
Sugene Whiten
Walter Saunders
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