Frederick Daily News extracts and global notes
A fragmented Frederick Daily News item recalling British naturalization of several Americans, editorials on railways and Davos electric scheme, and highlights of the Broderick City Hospital cornerstone. Mentions Frede rick County picnic plans and public good through the hospital project. Includes discussion of electricity based on Swiss scheme with 8.5 million francs cost.
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Broderick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital
Yankee Peril shapes European views on U S rise
Bradstreet notes European writers fear the Yankee Peril as the United States, now strong in manufacturing and agriculture, builds a large cash balance of 1.6 billion dollars. Dr. Van Peer argues the real issue is U S influence among great powers through trade and tariffs, urging careful study of U S relations and the reform of tariffs after the Philippine conflict ends.
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Bradstreet
van Peer
Transvaal
Hogland
Germany
United States
Europe
Bradstreets
America
European tariff alliance against United States questioned
A counter to Union tariffs is proposed by European nations yet doubts persist about forming an alliance. Differences among European interests remain, and aligning policies to counter the United States would require resolving irreconcilable points and agreeing on a concerted approach after long speculation about the boropran tariff.
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Union
United States
Quay Candidate Comment Sparks Constitutional Debate
Contemporary comment cites a candidate’s claim about knowing no master and implying Quay is law. The tone critiques law and justice, contrasting justice for rich and poor, urging government mercy and impartiality. Maryland celebrates Buffalo exposition day with ideal weather and large crowds singing Maryland My Maryland.
Merriness Minutes Echo Jests and Cracks Across Papers
A collage of quips and cartoons from various papers. Bits punchy and odd feature a weather bureau man, a cannibal king and a variety show gag. The excerpts blend humor about doctors, fame, and disguises with sharp dialogue and punchy banter from striplike snippets.
Baths as Important as Books in Chicago Debate
A Chicago Chronicle column argues baths deserve funding like libraries and colleges, urging public bathing facilities to be memorialized, noting their public value alongside literature and learning for Lake Michigan shore residents. The piece contrasts bath sufficiency with philanthropic focus on education.
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Chicago Chronicle
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Apple crop leads wheat in Missouri outlook
An Illinois statistician argues apples now rival wheat in value. In 1900 apples yielded 215,060,000 barrels at about $2 per barrel, totaling $430,000,000, far surpassing wheat. U.S. exports rise, with over four million barrels sent abroad annually, and Paris Exposition demand boosting prospects for Missouri growers who must tend orchards carefully while encouraging birds for pest control. Nearby items note local deaths, school appointments, and political nominations at Ocean City and Baltimore, with updates on a Grand Army veteran’s accident and the Hagerstown shooting case.
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Illinois
Liverpool
St. Petersburg
Missouri
Moments With The Mube To Acte A Protest
A fragmented poem and ad laden page feature verses about love and grit. The page includes stray lines from John Chester Philips and a moral about ambition, plus dubious medical ads and local merchants.
Farmer Reunion Promised At Hunter's Grove July 27
County notes from Taneytown report Mrs. Stone of Baltimore visiting Rev A Bate man and family while Mr and Mrs William J Galley and son stay with Mrs Galley’s mother Mrs A Arnold. Birnie attends Christian Endeavor in Cincinnati. Charles Boyd takes a rail job. Farmers end harvest and begin threshing amid variable grain quality. S G Birnie of Philadelphia visiting. the county Farmer's Reunion picnic is set for Saturday July 27 with several speakers and assurances of a good time.
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Thomas A. Mallallex
Centreville
Baltimore County
Towson
Maryland Pharmacy Association
Ocean City
Samuel J. Dallbach
Montgomery County
Charles F. Holland
Wicomico County
First Judicial Circuit
J. William Grant
Hageratown
Agnes Murphy
Keedysville
Washington County
Maud E. Fiery
Miss Fiery
Thomas A. Robinson
Samuel G. Davis
Frank H. Stoan
Mason
Taneytown
Stone
Baltimore
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A. Bateman
William J. Galley and Son
Geo. H. Birnie
Christian Endeavor
Cincinnati
Birnie
Charles Boyd
Town
P. BR. R
Ay —S. Galt Birnie
Independence Handicap and Damaged Rider in Daily Race
Special dispatch reports the Independence yacht broke its top mast after Columbia led the first mark in today’s race. In Frederick, Roy Badert suffered a dislocated wrist and a deep cut atop the eye after falling from a bicycle near a Masonic Temple foundation. Baseball plans include a three day Frederick trip facing Gettysburg York YMC A and McSherrystown. Reverend Luther Rubiman has not decided on remaining Fredericks pastor or taking Lutheran Board of Foreign Missions secretary role, decision due next week.
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Independence
Lewront
Columbia
Constitution
Masonic Temple
Roy Bader
Frederick
Gettysburg
York Y.M.C. A
McSherrystown
Luther Rubiman
Lutheran Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Missions
Gold Along The Potomac Near Washington Revealed
Geologist reports eight gold bearing veins within easy walking distance of the city. The eight mile wide belt runs northeast to southwest along the Potomac, part of Appalachian deposits known since colonial times. Mint records show $1.5 million in gold from Virginia mines between 1929 and 1854, with postwar revival efforts curbed by speculation. Local roads host quartz bearing gold, with stamp mills yielding assays from $7 to $27 per ton.
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Washington
Weehington
Potomac River
Virginia
Spottsylvania County
United States Mint
Failhra Simra
3. F. Emmons
Geological Survey
Uonduit
Cabin John Bridge
Great Falle
Rock Run
California
Great Falls
Farragut Medal Sends Thanks From Admiral Schley
The Associated Veterans of Farragut report a letter from Admiral Schley thanking them for presenting him with a Farragut gold medal bearing David Glasgow Farragut’s image. He recalls learning from Farragut, serving without self, and the shared camaraderie of duty across ranks in war and peace.
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Admiral Schley
David Glasgow Farragut
Hin
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