Fourth of July Quarrel Hint and Treasury Surplus Debate
A scattered column notes a possible Fourth of July spat between Mizzs and Root and jokes about rising thermometers. It then reviews a New York Times analysis of the year's Treasury figures: available cash 208,680,022 dollars, receipts 558,405,187 and expenditures 471,211,797, yielding a 92,198,390 dollar surplus. The piece argues the government is not a business and critiques tax policy and spending coordination, warning against inflated reserves and misleading prosperity perceptions.
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Treasury
New York Times
the Times
Congress
Hich
Iime
Reorganization bills spark bipartisan debate in Congress
Editorial clippings discuss discontent with fiscal management and calls for reform. Commentary criticizes adjournment before Lodge Adams reorganization bills and questions political leadership. References to McCormack figures and union issues appear amid broader political skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senator Lodge
Representative Adams
Annapolis Capital
Minutes of Merriness and Quirky Quotes
A jumble of humorous excerpts from various papers including Merriness minutes and remarks about naturalization, money saving, and quick witted banter. Notable lines reference Hoglishmen, Catholic Standard, and playful misheard phrases. The tone mimics chitchat and syndicated quips across papers.
Firework bans urged in London Lancet critique
A Lancet editorial condemns all fireworks in streets or homes as dangerous to bystanders and property, noting risks to eyes, crowds, and animals. It warns a rocket can endanger people if it fails to rise or descends as a firebrand, potentially causing fires or panic.
Moments With The Muse Wind On The Mountain
Poem fragment by Joseph Hussey published in Scribner's echoes a windy mountain scene. Lovers cling to each other amid alpine air as they contemplate being swept away by the wind. The verse explores fleeting time and the pull of eternity beyond the summit.
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Joseph Hussei
Talon
Scribner’s
Young Poplar the seven year old marksman to shoot at midsummer event
A brief note highlights Master Poplar, seven, son of Jesse Poplar of Havre de Grace, as a remarkable young shooter who recently hit 18 of 20 pigeons at 18 yards with a 28 gauge gun. He will perform at the Baltimore Shooting Association midsummer tournament at Bay Ridge on July 23 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Poplar
Jesse Poplar
Havre de Grace
Poplar
Laleln
Baltimore Shooting Association
Bay Ridge
Deaths and Obituaries From Baltimore and Nearby Areas
The article reports the death of Marion W. Kauffman in Baltimore after a stomach cancer illness, detailing his 62 years, work history in the furniture trade, church membership, survivors, and funeral plans at Greenmount Cemetery. It also notes the deaths of Miss Mary O. Eader of Sandy Hook and W. Clay Gilbert of Union Bridge, with funeral details and surviving relatives. An Episcopal church picnic at All Saints’ Episcopal, Braddock Heights, is described with weather impact and social notes.
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Marion W. Kauffman
Eset
Chase Street
Baltimore
Mr. Kauffman
Frederick
Harriett
Warner Kauffman
Kauffman
Williama H. Scott
Messrs
Singleton & Fletcher
Washington
Kanifman
Madaon Bqobre Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary‘j.‘Meade
H. E. Barrow
Mesare
Elmer W
Harry D
Chester A. Kaunifman
Greenmount Cemetery
J. M. Starrow
Madieon Square Church
WSS
Mary C. Bader
Mmiss
Mary O Eader
Sandy Hook
Washington County
Miss Eader
Luther Kuhlman
Mt. Olives Cemetery
EF. Schroeder
Clay Gilbert
W. Clay Gilbert
Woodsboro
Union Bridge
Gilbert
Addie McLain
Woodward-Diem and Kimmel Nasz Hymeneals
Two weddings reported with local connections. Milton A Woodward Jr of this city wed Annie M Diem of Conteville Pa in Coatsville. Claudia V Nasz and Lloyd F Kimmel of this city married quietly at Elder Bruner’s home with Stella Fogle maid of honor and Berry Fogle best man. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The Eastern Mining and Export Company quoted market prices for corn wheat hay and related products and notes a customer bid for July wheat.
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Woodward — Diem
Milton A. Woodward, Jr
Milton A. Woodward
Annie M Diem
Conteville
Coatsville
Mrr
Woodward
Himmell—Nasz
Claudia V. Nasz
Lloyd F. Kimmel
Bruner
Bruner. the Ceremony Was Performed By Elder Bruner
Stella Fogle
Berry Fogle
Eno
Eastern Mining & Export Company
Old Fashioned Frozen Desserts and Kitchen Tips
A vintage тра blends recipes for fruit custards and creams with detailed directions for ice creams like Constantia Cream Maple Moueile and Hickory Nut Cake and practical notes on baking pies cooking greens and chocolate caramels. It also offers household tricks from damp clothes to ammonia and camphor use.
Old World table customs and kitchen cleaning tips
The article notes regional table habits with spoons in New England and knives elsewhere, and describes passing liqueur with coffee. It offers cleaning advice for hot grease spills using Fuller’s earth and cold water, and mentions chopped peppers as a good addition to minced meats.
Tax Rate Elkton Fixed and Local Appointments
Elkton adopts a 45 cent per $100 tax rate. J Oscar Beard elected clerk to Hagerstown City Council. A dairy barn near Pen-Mar struck by lightning. A Lincoln Dryden named Assistant United States Treasurer at Baltimore. Thomas Sutton from Cumberland loses a hand in a giant firecracker blast. Morgan pulp and paper mills destroyed by fire with carloads of finished material. Democratic leaders conference invited for next Monday at Entow House Baltimore. Rev Elbert B Taylor of Ascension Episcopal Church celebrates 25th ordination anniversary. William McRoberte of Govanstown drowns in a greenhouse tank accident. Towson court denies retrial in Devin case for murder of Patrolman Donoghue. Joseph Merrefield killed at Calvert Station by being run over by a mail car. Rockville Council to drill new artesian well. current well 225 feet deep, water pure but not enough.
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Elkton
J. Oscar Beard
Hagerstown
John Frantz
Pen-Mar
A. Lincoln Dryden
United States
Baltimore
Thomas Sutton
Cumberland
Morgan
Entow House
Elbert B. Taylor
Ascension Episcopal Church
Weatminater
William McRoberte
Govanstown
Towson
John Wesley Devine
Donoghue
Joseph Merrefield
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Calvert Station
Rockville
Equity sale report and bankruptcy notices in Frederick County
In the Orphans Court of Frederick County a sale report in a mortgage matter led by David C. Winebrenner is set for July 28, 1902 to confirm the sale of real estate tied to Samuel J. Tilghman and Hannah Tilghman. Also in the District Court a bankruptcy notice for Jasper N. Harrison lists a first meeting of creditors at 11 o'clock July 15, 1902 at 34 W. Patrick St Frederick, Md.
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East Patrick
Frederick City
Frederick County
At ‘Ornes
Patrick Street
Frederick Cly
Ather M. Englebrecht
George Idle
Renbate
Jacob Rohrback
Mary D Hill
jSd
FloozLia Baly
Bele
Schley
Decessad
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Maryland
State of
Schleysville
Frederick
Baltimore
M. Helen Schley
Franklin Sehley
Office of the Register of Wills
Circuit Court
Frederick Cornty
A. Conningham
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Milton
C. B. Fout
Ofrentt Court
Wagnerick Countr
David C. Whiegreee
Samuel J. Tilghman
Hannah Tilghman
Christian
SRE
David C. Winebrewer
Douglass H. Bargett
Frederick Co
Douglass H. Hargett
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Jasper N. Harrison
Branswicks
Freieraldwick
Jane
A. D
Jasper N.harrison
W. Patrick St
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Sale notices of multiple rail lines and loans across states
Various rail line mortgages and liens listed with amounts and dates including Baltimore and Potomac Main Line 1st 68 2932 and Savannah Florida Wert arm 1st 1934 320 000. Western North Carolina 2et os 1914 10 000. Richmond and Petersbaro 1st 58 1915 25 000. Albania Midland 18 Sa weak 55 000. Mobile and Birmingham Prior Lien 8 1945. terms indicate sale subject to conditions and application of funds.
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Baltimore & Potomac Main Line
Savannah
Florida
Wert Arm
Western
North Carolina
Richmond & Petersbaro
Albania
Midland
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