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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1900
Page
1
A long fragment from The Daily News discusses the failure of Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company of Fredias, detailing financial distress, notices, and the paper’s advertising and communication duties. It references telegraph ads and local notices, with notes on other papers and a quotation about missionary work in China.
Arrangements made last winter bring hundreds of Cuban school teachers to the United States for Harvard University summer study. The move mirrors education efforts for Cuban youth and is praised by The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Washington Star as a diplomacy builder. Suggestions include a Washington visit to extend the lesson and strengthen U S Cuba relations.
Letters and editorials discuss the Oregon ship voyage from San Francisco to Key West, praising naval achievement while criticizing biased journalism. The Baltimore press is accused of misrepresenting history to aid partisan aims, with calls for truthful reporting regarding Allegany county riot coverage in Lonaconing.
A collage of humor and social quips from early 20th century papers. Jests about luck and superstition, politics, press integrity, humor versus understanding, and marriage debates appear across Philadelphia Detroit Indianapolis Chicago outlets.
A compilation discusses the Philippines civil service as key to good governance, warning against political adventurers. It also critiques English conservatism, noting Britain's slow adoption of new tech like aerial rail ideas and praising American bridge-building efficiency. A testimonial endorses a cough remedy as safe for all cases of coughing.
Fragmented poem notes describe mythic wings and celestial ascent with garbled phrases and archaic spelling. Attributed to AuntHen Steinenn in Ainsles's Magazine and Many Brataa Kern in the Boston Transcript, it blends imagery of wings, skies, and longing with distorted lines about the syringa bloom and memory.
A historical note describes the Maryland class armored cruiser as superior to New York and Brooklyn types. It highlights speed, equipment, and higher costs, with Admiral Hickborn asserting a fast battleship nature. The piece mentions congressional funding and surface specs, stressing Maryland’s prestige for the state.
Special Dispatch reports from Kansas City on July 3 that Governor Thomas of Colorado was chosen temporary chairman. The National Committee unanimously decided to seat the Clarke delegation from Montana and ruled in favor of the Jacobs faction in the Oklahoma contest.
The Oregon has been floated and is expected to reach Port Arthur safely, officials report. The vessel departure and implied voyage details are noted in the July bulletin from Suaxcuat.
Local notes from Mt Pleasant report visits by Ebert Cashoor and Miss Mary of New London and other social calls. Miss Alma Leib travels to York Pa for weeks. Miss Ritaph Dier returns from McKaig. Miss Olera Musser visits Woodsboro. Dr Diller and son Holand visit from Double Pipe Creek. Miss Mary Chew visits Loreane Bartick. The second quarterly M E church missionary service to be held in July. Also notes on local advertisements, holiday closures, and a sales pitch about catering to customer tastes. A local race entry by J Frank Pampel to Hagerstown. Market quotes for corn hay wheat and more, plus holiday office closings. Also an ad praising what the flag stands for and a plug for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters with health claims.
Weekly deposits show temporary loans at percent and uncalled for credit. Transient deposits include dividend number 133. Bills and notes discounted, United States bonds at par and other bonds and stocks at par. Due from banks and cash on hand recorded. real estate details noted.
A fragmented notice appears to reference Extra Royal Ginger Ale and Limb Juice with partial designation .SPECIAL NOTICE. 12sdis. The readable text offers no clear action date or authority, leaving the exact notice purpose and recipient unclear.
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