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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1902

Page

4

Heat, labor strikes, and Gen Smith in retirement ripple through nation

An Indiana-press style column surveys heat and public mood with references to coal miners at an Indianapolis convention, President Mitchell opposing a general strike, and President Roosevelt retiring General Jacob H. Smith after a court martial. It notes Smith’s brutal order in Samar and defends his long service in earlier wars.

Indianapolis Mitchell Roossvelt Jacob H. Smith Smith Jake Semar Soith Spain Shiloh San Juan Hil Seevers

Opinions Divided on General Smith Retirement

The text reflects varied opinions on General Smith retirement with strong belief that his removal served partisan ends. It hints Smith sought escape and notes few senators defended him. Friends argue a three war veteran deserves greater consideration, but the national magistrates rendered the verdict.

Partizan Eods Smiths Foraker Smith

Contemporaries Note Political Plots and Imperial Quips

A collection of snappy remarks from various papers mocks politics and imperialism. The Rochester Chronicles lampoons national flower debates while the Washington Star notes modest gains for Gates. The Atlantic Journal predicts Milea’s private life, and Chicago News references Gen Bragg in a private missive. The Boston Advertiser jokes on pumpkins and pumpkin heads as the Seattle Post-Intelligencer questions the rope of pumpkins.

Boston Advertiser Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Mixed 19th Century Briefs and Quips in Briefs

A collage of gag lines and quick exchanges from newspapers recounts market talk on grain squeezes, political money questions, marriage humor, social cranks, and a murder query. The snippets feature voices from Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph Chicago Post Washington Star Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Bulletin and Puck in a rapid fire of punchy lines and wry observations.

Press snippets on diplomacy and culture from varied papers

A collage of opinions and notes from The Voice of the Press and multiple papers. Discussions on Philippine policy transfer to Manila, Rome talks, Cardinal committee issues, Wu and Mongolian cultural prospects, preservation of historic sites, Fitzhugh Lee on Cuba’s fate, and Cuban commerce risks amid self rule experiments.

Roothan Taft Manila Acre Philippines Rome Committee of Cardinals United States Chicago Inter-Ocean Fitzrugh Lef Fromaihe Philadelphia Fitzhugh Lee General Lea Cuba Octo Importere Ara

Exporters face stock losses amid sugar industry blame

American exporters plan no stocks likely to be loot targets as desperation grows among workers left jobless by sugar trade trouble. New York and Ohio Steamship lines cut freight due to lower imports and exports, signaling broader stagnation. Government revenue drops as imports shrink, harming public services and domestic peace efforts.

Anroe Feollaceaa New York and Oubay Steamship Company New Republic

Moments with the Muse A Dreamer and The Ideal

A reflective piece contrasts summer longing with the ache to find real fulfillment. The speaker wrestles between dreams of distant cities and the pull of closer nature, while the Atlanta Constitution exhorts onward ascent toward the soul’s ideal despite mockery and hardship. Anon from the Academy of the Visitation Alpha adds a closing muse on perseverance and ultimate unity of life and ideal.

Anon Academy of the Visitation Alpha

Death notices and obituaries in Springfield area

Obituaries for James William Everhart and multiple local residents recount deaths at home and in nearby towns. Details include ages from infancy to 72, causes such as nephritis and heat, birthplaces like Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, and family ties. Funeral services note ministers, fraternal orders, and interment at Oak Ridge and Utics cemeteries.

Vanes W. Everhart James William Evarhart North Sixth Street Springfield Sinois Mr. Everhart Harper's Ferry W. Va Arsenal Harper's Forry Misa Sarah 0. Smith Key Een Illinois D. F. Howe Oak Ridge Cemetery Raymond James Harry Barrier Rocky Springs St. John's Cemetery

County Correspondence from Lim b Kiln and Bloomfield

Local notes report events at Buckeystown and Bloomfield including July 11 moonlight ice cream festival. entertainments, visits, illnesses, and deaths. Mrs A W Nicodemus Jr presides over Loyal Tempersacy Legion. deaths of Mrs Frank Zimmerman noted. various visits among families in Broad Run Frederick Walkersville and Fishing Creek areas.

Joseph Null Frank Zimmerman Hare Edward Plummer Obas. Rothenhoefer Frederick Lizzie Main Misees Bersie Feaga Mollie Annie Angleberger Bertia Fulmer Allen Mall Ada Young John Poole Wim Stine Calvin Hamilton Lester Fulmer George Angelberger Luther Feaga Joseph Nall Rosie Plummer Barnesville Bloomfield Bloomfield Creamery Casper Ramsburg Byron Zimmerman Walkersville Charles J. Smith Olamma Angleberger William Stauffer Andrew Summers Bertha Oland Miss Bussard Montgomery Martz’s Wm. Stauffer Raine Frederick County Fredrick State of Mars Asa

Hymeneal and marriage notices from Maryland area

The page reports several nuptials: Willie H. Wells, daughter of William H. Wells, to Frederic Webster Legg at St Michael and All Angels Church in Baltimore. Mary S. George to Sydnor H. Bennett at St James Reformed Church in Lovettsville, with family attendance. Clyde C. G. Hoogle to Bessie Ford in Appletown. William Harbaugh to Jennie Smith in Thurmont. It notes accompanying details like attire, attendants, and post ceremony plans, plus railway survey news by J. W. LeGore and bank personnel changes in Thurmont.

Leg¢—Walis Willie H. Wells William Henry Wells Athens Baltimore Frederic Webster Legg Edgar Kent Lagg St. Paul Street Woodlawn Road Roland Park D. P. Allinson Rt. Michael All Zel’s Protestant Episcopal Church Lucy Marion Wells G. E. Lansdowne Bennett— George St. James’ Reformed Church Lovettsville Loudoun Mary Sydnor H. Bennett Bronawick L. T. Lampe The Reformed Church Nellis Bennett Jacksonville Bin Fheror Harry George Bess Man E. ©. Shafer Braonawick 4. B. Houssholder Edgar Dotrow Leslie George Mary Weemar Lordonna Marechal Neil Mrs. Bennett Brunswick Koogle—Ford Clyde CG. Hoogle Bessien B. Ford A.W. Philhower Appletown Henry Ford Dahien

Bright Bits From The Loyal And General Interest

A collection of quirky items and sayings recounting rural life. A humorous note on painters avoiding water colors and a curious query about an old fashioned child. It mentions Kansas wheat, binding twine shortage, and a calm summer with no kissing bugs or major frills. Local characters Deacon Smithers Charcoal Eph and Mistah Jackson feature in colorful dialect.

Kansas Deacon Smithers Mistah Jackson

Damages suit against Frederick mayor and aldermen filed

Two suits were brought in the Frederick Circuit Court for damages against the Mayor and Aldermen. Anna Layman seeks 1000 for injuries from a runaway allegedly caused by street lighting neglect on East Second Street. Nicolaa Yinger seeks 500 for injuries from the same accident. Lawyer P. Frank Pampel represents the plaintiffs.

Circuit Court Frederick Anna Layman East Second Street Nicholaa Yinger P. Frank Pampel

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