Weekly News Ad Rates and Public Notices
The column notes ad rates of 14 per year and subscription details, plus a report on Frederick weather, sign ordinance, and a long feature about Maryland farmers institutes. It highlights blizzard attendance at Corn and Pumpkin Day in Sykesville with Rev J D Detrich and remarks on poor farmer turnout despite lectures.
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Sykesville
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Pennsylvania
Carroll County
Farmers’ Institutes
Frederick County
Contempory Comment on Father Figure and Carnegie Note
A terse contemporary comment notes the Littl Father showing his character toward the people and mentions Oberlin students reclaiming money, crediting the Carnegie signature. It also references forthcoming Chesapeake shad season and includes a regional tone with allusions to local newspapers.
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Baltimore American
Political shifts and monopoly curbs shape 1900s polls
The excerpt traces the 1900s political scene with La Follette's rise and a Republican faction urging curbs on monopolies. It notes a strong voice from reform-minded Republicans advocating government authority over concentrated wealth in key policy fights.
Minutes of Merriness Fragment from 19th century papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and misprints from various newspapers. Bits include Gray arguing about eating pie with a knife, Bray referencing an exe at a boarding house, and line fragments about postal secrecy, indigestion cures, and American worship of the dollar.
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Bray
Philadelphia Telegraph
Railroads in Senate Split and Japan Ready for Battle
From the New Orleans Pleayune and Philadelphia Record a split in railroad policy looms as Congress leans with the President while the Senate resists. Japan’s potential stance shows Britain and Russia misreading preparations amid eastern reversals and domestic unrest. A Nashville debate notes death sentences for women and questions whether juries would convict more readily based on gender, with Chicago Chronicle reflecting on the rarity of female killers and bias in verdicts.
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House of Congrese
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Nashville America
Vermont
Caastion
Chicago Chronicle
Moments with the Mese Sweet Content and Weather Talk
Fragment from a historical piece presenting dialect poems about contentment riches and burdens. It mentions golden slambers money and the burden of wealth, with lines about patience and weather and a note on a “Wasmxorox Bar.”
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Gringell
Ten Die On Vaderland Steerage Quarantine Probe
New York reports ten steerage passengers died at sea aboard the Vaderland after arriving from Antwerp. Quarantine authorities sent the vessel back for investigation into deaths, medical care, sanitation, and autopsies in two bodies, with inquiries into bedding and food conditions for steerage passengers.
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New York
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Red Star
Antwerp
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Cies
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Deaty
Arguments in Smoot Case Judge Tayler Lets Senate Decide
Dayton January 27. Arguments in the Smoot investigation opened with Judge Tayler of Ohio presenting why a senator may be unseated. The protestants contended the Senate has power to expel a member elected ineligible and that a sworn member could be ousted by a majority vote or minority action. Jurists Briley Beveridge Foraker Knox and Chief Turraws supported dismission as within the Senate's authority. The debate centered on church influence and constitutional power.
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Foraker
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Hiphec Ulan
Budge Tash
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River and Harbor Appropriation Bill Moves in House
Washington January 27 The House committee on rivers and harbors has agreed on a bill for river and harbor work with an aggregate appropriation of 7 09E 8TS. Projects include New Jersey Jersey City Bay, Matawan Creek, Shoal Harbor, Corplain, Cheesequake, and various channels and dredging. Also reported is a disaster when a Snowhound Railroad work train wrecked at Freehold, New Jersey, injuring several and causing multiple fatalities.
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Bar
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Eler Dryson
Michael Dolan
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Funeral of Charles Calvin Smith Held at Home
The funeral was held at 2:10 PM from the late home on North Market Street. Rev. Steck and Rev. Fogle conducted the services with Masonic rites by Columbia Lodge at the grave. Pallbearers were Jacques de Molay Commandery members Adolphus Fearbake, Daniel Ordeman, John L. Jordan, Joseph W. Gaver, George Edw. Smith, and F. B. Sappington. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Eastern Star sent floral honors.
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Osborne Fogle
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