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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
2
The column critiques Mr Hill versus Roosevelt prospects and Croker’s strategy, notes Baltimore public charity in India relief, and cites a Kansas City Star forecast of a future home ice machine. It discusses Baltimore egotism and domestic appliance progress with a skeptical tone.
Rev Dr Barton urged forgetting the hour of folly and remembering the hour of courage for Hobson. The Washington Post echoed the call, arguing hysteria and ridicule harmed the hero’s homecoming and urging fair treatment of Hobson amid lingering public scorn.
A fragment talks about the lessee of Hoteos Kee and his responsibility for downfall. It questions public reaction when heroes are on display and asks the public to overlook frailties and remember a bite caring act.
Contemporaries comment on protecting the Maine collection and liberty. Marylanders remember John A Bay Cecil county as one of the first to die in the Spanish American War. his monument at Brookview Cemetery honors a sailor lost at Havana harbor. The tribute reflects pride in Maryland’s response to the conflict and the value of liberty.
A collection of witty exchanges and humorous anecdotes from period papers. Jests about polar expeditions entertaining conversations about cooks and patients., featuring snippets from Philadelphia Press Harper's Bazar Pack Standard and Times Yonkers Statesman and others.
The Oregon affair prompts praise for Japan as officials report a naval vessel sent to assist and offers of two government docks in Nagasaki. The gesture signals Pacific neighborly goodwill and support for dock access amid the controversy.
A playful verse laments fashion trends and praises the big sunbonnet as a hiding treasure. The speaker, preferring this bold hat, imagines its value beyond fleeting styles and wryly notes its link to a hidden beauty and old costuming lore. The poem closes with a Boston setting and fanciful refrain.
The market offered a wide selection of vegetables and fruits with varied prices. News notes high temperatures, light recent rain, and harvest activity. entries cover butter eggs poultry and many categories of produce and fish with detailed per unit costs.
Barthmore July 6 reports trade in boots and shoes steady to improved as warm weather boosts oxford and law shoe sales for men and women though some factories run on duplicates and overall volume remains limited. Leather and hides show little improvement with cautious buyers and flat pricing while trade in talion remains steady but inactive.
Bradstreet counts six months of mixed signals with bank deferrals down about 11 percent while railway earnings rise 10 percent. Business failures reach a eighteen year low, with liabilities also shrinking. Winter wheat harvests in the Southwest are large and rains improve Northwest conditions. Iron and steel show weakness amid calls for price controls and potential 25 percent cuts. anthracite coal climbs 25 cents per ton. Sugar and coffee rise, while tea declines. U.S. bank failures for the week total 146.
In a recent office demonstration Mr. Porter Johnson of Underwood & Underwood showcased life sized stereographs via the parfecscope. The device provides hyperreal, center focused images that transport viewers to distant places, with educational and artistic value praised by Prof. I Irving Manatt PhD. The presentation aims to meet educators and libraries seeking immersive visual history and travel experiences, and Johnson plans county visits to engage interested parties.
The text reports on Miss Mary Condit Smith a Washington social figure tied to Gov Gen Leonard Wood and Mrs. John Condit Smith. It cites Cyrus Judson relaying Washington tidings that she may have been killed in Pekin while visiting her sister, with references to family connections and a naval attache.
July 7 dispatch reports the massacre of foreign ministers, women, children and guards in Shanghai after a failed evacuation. The attackers closed the area, striking across the enclave as diplomatic protection collapsed and survivors were left among the ruins.
A cablegram reports the United States Legation in Pekin remains in a tense stand, as officials prepare for possible developments. The message notes continued concerns over access and protection for staff amid unsettled conditions in the capital.
Special Inspector reports that July 7 Prince Tosahi ordered General Yuan Shikai to march on Nankin with eighteen thousand troops drilled by Germans. The move signals a major deployment as tensions rise in the region.
Edward Bradley, 26, of Fotomac Montgomery county, surrendered to the Rockville sheriff after shooting James A. Gray, who died in Garfield Hospital Washington. Gray, about 60, left a widow and twelve children. Bradley claims self defense citing threats and crowding at a July 4 picnic on the Maddox farm. James Gray Jr. and others recount a chaotic scene ending with Bradley firing through his shoulder, then at Gray, who died from his wounds. Bradley is jailed. attorney Edward C. Peter is listed as counsel.
Waukegan inventor Mr KE H Amet claims a method to transfer minute kodak negatives onto paper nearly newspaper size without detail loss. A 4 by 3 negative may become a 20 by 24 sheet, as a tiny plate expands to fill a large sheet, via a magnifying process called the magni tote.
The Penobscot chief Big Thunder and Peter Nicola prepare a cedar-sewn birch canoe for a voyage from Indian Island to Washington. They will travel about 3200 miles, stop along the coast, meet friends, and possibly present the canoe to the Great Father or the National Museum. They carry an ancient flint-lock gun and expect to fish and hunt for sustenance.
An editor from Sylvan Valleys News Brevard NC endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, citing years of family use and belief it prevents severe suffering if started at attack onset. It notes availability through A Pearre Drugist and urges keeping a bottle on hand.
Fragmentary OCR note references belief and promptness, mentions water, care, and a public news source. Details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a discussion of beliefs, a person named Bidney, and a medical term possibly Bater Disease, with terms like great seen and tre news.
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