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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1902
Page
4
A late 19th century newspaper pages recounts Johnstown flood calamities and a Tennessee mine disaster. It praises miner bravery, notes rescuers saved fourteen, while thirteen years ago Johnstown drew national sympathy. It laments recurring mine disasters and calls for aid.
Fragmentary New York World note hints at a sensational topic regarding Tracy and a mysterious geerpent. The text appears damaged with names and places incomplete, leaving readers unsure of subject, date, or outcome.
A Georgia editor touts poetry readership while Corning Phillips travels to New York to demonstrate cornering wheat to Wall Street operators. The plan may end with him leaving Gotham in his pajamas, a jest noted by the Honstan Post.
A collage of quips and cartoons from Merriness with lampooned lines about lunch choices a la carte and table d hote, a jab at misused words, a snow clearing reminder, and a jibe at plagiarism. Notable lines reference a Tuneb oart and a Philadelphia Record jab.
A collage from Chicago News Tanertown Record and Washington Star surveys. Roosevelt tariff question and Senatorial dignity critiques mix with Cleveland candidacy talk. Observers note shifts in party loyalty and “reorganization” as a path back to Clevelandism amidst reform chatter.
A fragmentary page mixes verse about empathy and fate with a summer scene. The text includes poem lines about heart, trust, and nature’s rhythms, plus a sales note for Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy and testimonials from merchants.
A long list of visiting residents and travelers is noted. Mint Bottle Riehl of Cincinnati visits Frederick. Miss Fouuie Biden from Baltimore visits. Noah E. Cramer and family return from Asbury Park. Misses Graces and Marla Price near Leesburg. J Clarke Keiffer and family in Lancaster. William Wilcoxon leaves for Oakland. General L Victor Baughman spends days in New York. J N Zimmerman at Gettysburg and Pen-Mar. Winter Fleming returns from Pennsylvania travels. Miss Douglass from Tampa visits Miss Nannie Johnson. Mollie Erdman from Baltimore visits Mrs H C Zacharis. Mary Beale from Philadelphia visits Jacob Tyson. Mrs M B Bowers and daughter from Baltimore to Frederick. Tonstal from Baltimore visits her parents on West Second Street. David O. Griffin returns from Atlantic City. Margaret and Ella Clingan visit Boyds. Annie M. Gittinger returns from Washington and Baltimore. L M Nixdorff and family return from Portsmouth. Frank S. Carty of Asam Bros. returns from Philadelphia. Mrs J Ellis and company from Washington visit the Howards. Genevieve Dade of the county and Susie Ball of Virginia visit H R B Allouté at Dawsonville. Thomas DL M Stevens of Waterford returns improved from Frederick hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Ely and children return from visiting the Maryland School for the Deaf. Ezra Mehring and party ride to Frederick in a r similar vehicle. Mrs E S Dodd and sisters depart for Ocean City with Dr Todd and Mr Bell to join in August. Captain G Leyburn Shorey of Washington visits Frederick. Shorey promotes a Spanish War Veterans unit in the city.
Several obituaries appear for residents of Greenville and nearby towns including Mrs H A Webb born Anna Lare in Baltimore born 1834 died July 5 at Greenville. funeral held at home with Rev C H Lee. Also Mrs Sallie Warfield died July 10 in Damascus aged 64, survivors listed. David T Mahoney of Araby died aged 10 years 9 months. Mrs Florence C Himes died near Rishi's Mill aged 40. Ida S Lookermanas died at Limes Kiln aged 35. Miss Gratte A O'Hara died at Araby aged 18. death of a three year old child of Mr and Mrs Prank Trimmes in Fostoria, with remains to be interred locally.
Special correspondence notes Braddock Heights resort life with Mary Jane and transient residents. Describes cottages with valley views, cool air, and nightly thunder and lightning displays. Mentions Hallmount cottage, local arrivals, and prayers for hotel development as season progress wanes.
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