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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1902
Page
4
The Daily News announces subscription rates in Frederick Maryland with prices for monthly and yearly plans and advances. It invites by mail and telephone for correspondence and advertising, noting nationwide news gathering and 24 hour service.
A ragged excerpt covers debates on introducing a new post check currency to ease sending small sums by mail, with quotes about Congress action and support from officials. It also references agricultural pests like San Jose scale and the Chillers beetle, noting cautious encouragement of experiments for orchard protection and the complexity of government measures.
The article critiques the preservation of existing official routines over citizens needs as rapid commercial development opens new lines. It argues the objection will lose weight and may strengthen calls for reform. It quotes the Buffalo Enquirer weighing whether Treasury and Money Order bureaus should serve the people or be run by them.
A collection of editorial fragments from Baltimore and Cumberland papers debating Roosevelt's 1904 nomination prospects, Democratic harmony in Maryland, and U S policy toward the Philippines. It contrasts praise for Rizal and Mabini with concerns over exploitation of Philippine resources and American fortunes, noting changing sentiment and potential missteps.
A jumble of quoted lines and garbled text from Philadelphia Press and Chicago News snippets shows scribblers, villains, and heroes in awkward exchanges. The garbled excerpt mentions a bargain counter, a plot to marry or duel, and a young man seeking pugilistic training before potentially entering the Senate.
From the Hartford Courant a critique condemns the overuse of mail solicitations you must ignore. It argues the government should shield the public from intrusive invitations to invest and notes the rise of unscrupulous offers. The piece highlights the political farce of party loyalty versus ethical action.
The author critiques those in politics who claim opponents threaten national survival. He notes many pretend to fear opposition victory, while some truly believe their own fear. He suggests many politicians and followers act like conspirators, yet often deceive themselves about the stakes and outcomes.
A fragmented literary piece evokes nature and longing with lines about merry creatures and a white rose city crowd. The page shifts to urban life notes, a Baltimore carpenters and garment workers strike, and baseball scores plus brief health adverts and local notices.
A unit called Sons of Veterans Camp to be formed in Fred. Osworship with Commander Wo. P. Maulsby Major E. Y. Goldeborough Captain Eli Browt Captain Walter Saunders and Peter M. Hader. Aim to recruit at least forty members, each joining the Death Benefit Association for 250 at a member’s death. Open to union soldiers over 18, non sectarian and non political. Wing expects charter from H. R. Campbell in Washington. September formation hoped. Colonel Ronona O White to secure charter.
A chaotic batch of items reports varied events from Miss to Ind to England. A 70 year old man, Knowlton, died in a runaway accident in Ar Ungtob Mississippi. Pittsburg Steel Foundry Co. increased wages 10 percent for 1,500 workers. Walter Arnold and a companion drowned in the Maumee river at Toledo yesterday. Youle Botha visits Lapanne Belgium with his wife renting a house for the summer. Richmond P. Hobson spoke at the Windna Chautauqua in Warsaw Indiana yesterday. Queen Alexandra hosted 16,000 London servants giving each a chocolate and silver brooch box. Chancellor-Grey issued an injunction to restrain the Ulassene Association from locating Smokeless Guns. The English War Office plans training schemes in medicine over 50 years, and recent era notes. The piece references babies and cholera cures in vague terms and a promotional catalog for a Manor Woods course with a 22,000 volume library and very moderate expenses. Julius D. Dreher offers scholarships beginning September 17 with an alumni catalog and address.
Reads like a late 19th century town bulletin with scattered notes on church services, visits, a barn fire, a coroner's inquest, and local sports. Mentions preaching at Lake's Lutheran, visits by Mrs. Culler and family, a fatal inquiry deemed suicide, Frederick Athletic Club beating Eastern Stars 8 to 4, upcoming baseball games, an injury from horse kick, Baltimore streetcar officials visiting, a bar association meeting, and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad excursions with dates and travel details. Includes multiple named individuals, churches, locations, and events with varied dates and places.
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