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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
4
Longstanding dispute over the Schley Sampson matter continues as Secretary Bowden stands firm against further talks. The piece notes public calls for equal scrutiny of naval officials, and discusses ongoing debates shaping Maryland and national governance.
The excerpt notes Americans abroad praise a system of living commended by Mme. Schmah. It highlights their enthusiasm after extended stays, describing how those who experience it abroad view it positively and with approval.
Contemporary comment condemns vicious attacks on reputations and likens Schley affair to Dreyfus. The piece notes rival papers push sensationalism and calls for accuracy, citing Baltimore Star Baltimore News and Baltimore Herald as examples of inflammatory discourse amid naval controversy.
A witty collage from campus and city columns shows students debating matriculation romance social science and novel punchlines. Jests touch on political economy shop ads and cheeky mishearings while a quarry tale and boarding house quip wrap the brief notes.
A Philadelphia Record column argues against rain prayers and in favor of tree planting as a practical bid to curb drought. It stresses thrift as wealth builds slowly through small savings and warns that heavy rail laws endanger public safety by failing to guard crossings.
A lyrical ode praises summer rain and lightning in July. It imagines thunder and warm winds amid drought, then welcomes the cool rain as a blessing refreshing fields, meadows, and weary land, with a devotional plea for mercy and life. The piece appears from the Atlanta Constitution.
R P Graham wins Republican judicial nomination endorsement by the Wicomico County Convention. Cecil County GOP nominates tickets and denounces Election Law. Hagerstown auction sees bank stock rise. Kensington to get a new public school building. Hystisville water works delayed by wage disputes. Three loan proposals rejected. funds shifted to sinking fund.
The director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing reports that this fiscal year’s stamp output reaches 5,116,236,000 total pieces, up from 4,377,727,000 last year. One cent, two cent, and higher denominations are all up, with enough stamps to supply every American about sixty pieces each and to cover global postage for every person for multiple letters.
Advert accused as promising health and happiness from a cough remedy. It cites thousands restored to health and a case of a sick child recovering within two days after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. The testimonial attributed to Correa Baker of Bookwalter Ohio, sold by A. Carre.
County correspondence from New Market reports numerous Baltimore visitors staying with local families including Misses Katie and Helen Nichols and Miss Etzler, with exchanges of visits by Mr. Ashton Floeckher and Mr. Arthur Dulaney. Philippine service promotions and other regional social guestings are noted alongside residents returning to Broad Run and Emmitsburg areas.
Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania distilleries now produce the finest rye whiskies, rivaling Kentucky. Experts cite superior rye grain and mountain spring water, with Maryland whiskey widely sold in New York. Notable ads in a New York holiday edition and bold Bowery signs underscore Maryland’s rising fame and competitive pricing.
Theodore Brunner and twelve men dig for gold said to be buried on Charles Tracey property after a ghost guided them to the spot. A witch doctor and forked-branch wand verified the location but the first eight by seven foot shaft seven feet deep yielded no treasure.
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