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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1900
Page
1
A fragmentary item notes a social scene under beech trees in Worcester County with a Baltimore News reference, though details are incomplete. The brief hints at a gathering among friends and a local setting, leaving the exact event or individuals unclear.
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from Chicago News Chicago Record Indianapolis Press Washington Star and London Tit-Bits including a funeral bystander remark over a five dollar debt a wary couch joke about pillows a lawyer’s cross questions a remark on feminine independence and a shipboard rudder mishap summarized as light quips from multiple papers.
A compilation from multiple papers critiques Roosevelt support and the laboring man's influence, questions condescension toward workers, and notes army canteen debates. It contrasts attitudes in the Brooklyn Eagle and Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph while highlighting the broader push for temperance and reform.
A vintage fragment recounts a preacher's text Love one another and a woman’s reaction in a pastoral scene. The narrator recalls shared feeling and a pledge of lifelong affection sparked by the sermon as they walk across fields of clover.
Diary from Pekin reports foreign legations besieged and provinces nearly exhausted. German minister murdered. Chinese soldiers mayers force near Pekin with thirty thousand troops. Fighting ongoing at Tres Tain as tension mounts.
Thickly populated district suffers massive water release after city reservoir burns. Damage pegged in hundreds of thousands with dozens injured in the incident. Reports from Feu TN Grand Rapids and special dispatches detail the event and aftermath including regional race results from Povuukegrie and Colum bis.
Four more bodies were recovered today in a stateroom aboard the Mato near Howouix New Jersey as authorities continue a grim search. The special prepared report notes additional fatalities linked to the incident, with rescue teams extending patrols along the vessel.
A stranger posing as a Pallman Car Company conductor swindled three Frederick merchants by paying a $1875 refrigerator with a forged Pullman check and receiving cash change. He also bought two rings from two jewelers with bad checks. The refrigerator was recovered and the suspect left town. Officials plan to pursue the swindler as the returned checks carry protest charges.
The June death toll lists 27 in the city and county, with 7 city deaths and 30 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet and various cemeteries, noting a slight May-to-June decline in mortality and six months totals of 325 deaths. Deaths by race, sex, and age are given, with causes including diabetes and bronchitis, and 11 births reported. F Goopell M D, City Health Officer. Interments at Mt Olivet totaled 10 for June, with 9 adults and 1 child, city 6 and county 2, Baltimore and New York arrivals also noted.
Fragmented OCR summary notes say Japan seeks calvaien against Russia with Count Yawaxata leading mixed forces. Mentions of bettie Junan's forces and a battle ambiguous due to garbled text.
The Rennert Memorial chapel near Huana Vista Springs Hotel on 408 mountain will be dedicated July 16 with Bishop Shanahan and Rev. Father Halffiamyer leading a Catholic service. It seats 200, costs about $5,000, and will join St. Andrew's parish in Waynesboro for exclusive Catholic worship.
An editor urges readers to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand, sharing 20 years of family use and noting its value to lessen suffering before a physician is available. Also included are notices of a 1900 Maryland foreclosure sale, a water closet cleaning ad, and Frederick-Town Savings Institution financial statements and notary attestations.
A collage of light humor and notes on summer leisure. Jokes and witticisms appear alongside disjointed product pitches for tonics and remedies. The loosely connected snippets touch on celebrations, debates, and social observations with casual ad like lines interspersed throughout.
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