Boers Win Concessions as War Ends in South Africa
Independent newspaper notes the end of the South Africa war with Boer concessions and peace terms praised. It discusses press views on punishment for vandalism, auto penalties, and the shifting British stance. It cites William T. Stead on peace terms and possible Boer independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
London
Great Britain
England
William T. Stead
New York American and Journal
Lord Salisbury
Field Marshal Roberts
Chamberlain
Britain
Stead
Contempo note on dove motif and London celebration
A fragmentary contemporary comment references a dove motif and a dove related scene. It mentions London and a celebration, noting quiet places and a sense of motion amid a formal setting. The text is terse and suggestive of a broader cultural reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loncon
Long-lived workers and social commentary in old papers
A compilation of editorial snips noting longevity trends among bord workers and comments on class and morality. It includes remarks on vanity in soldiers, military discipline, and a tongue in cheek plea about American men and women’s marriage choices to prevent urban drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
Ellicott City
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Jokes From Papers
A collection of comic quips and short exchanges from early 20th century papers. Bits involve Mae and Ethel in a dating mismatch, a grocery clerk offering canned lobster, a joke about a safe rising to a tenth story, and a scientist noting a practical conclusion from a volcanic phenomenon is a magazine check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggy Sapp
Chicago News
Catholic Standard and Times
Popular Scientist
Washington Star
Government control of coal lands and railways urged
The editorial argues for government ownership of coal lands and railways to prevent price discrimination and ensure fair terms for independent miners. It decries coal and railroad monopolies, warns of coal shortages, and links the Meat Trust action to broader monopolies in coal and transport. It notes miners' low wages, the threat of strikes, and rising profits with disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Meat Trust
Coal Trust
Moments With The Muse Ebe Marsh Poem
A poem fragment portrays Ebe Marsh braiding hair with sea ribbons and a dreamy seascape. It presents a restless quest for certainty in love and peace, urging stillness and listening as the answer rests in quiet contemplation.
Fraud charge against local man over fake Johns Hopkins doctor claim
Leroy S Anderson was arrested on a fraud warrant by Constables Staub and Lowes after Charles E. O'Hara of Kiehl's Mills accused him of posing as a physician from Johns Hopkins Hospital to treat his cancer-stricken daughter and taking $25 with $5 in advance. Anderson posted $200 bail and claimed a misunderstanding. he offered refund if he failed to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy S Anderson
Staub and Lowes
Charles E. O'Hara
Kiehl's Mills
Mr. O'Hara
Anderson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Aged Baltimore Woman Killed By Fall At Home
Mies Mary Biza Sohley, aunt-like cousin of Rear-Admiral Winfield Sohley, died after falling in her home at 1807 Drury Hill avenue Baltimore. Found by servant at 6:46 AM, coroner deemed no inquest. Blind five years, 83-year-old resident lived alone. funeral set for 10 AM tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Mary Biza Sohley
Winfield _ Boott Sohiey
Drufi
Hill Avenue
Baltimore
Mary McMahon
Silas Baldwin
George Jacob Sohley
Admiral Sohley
Frederick
Misa Schley
Protestant Episcopal Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fayette and
Greene Streets
St Luke Ladies Aid Program and church notices
County correspondence from Feagaville reports the St Luke Lutheran church Ladies Aid Missionary Society public meeting with a varied program including solos recitations and readings. Reformed Sunday school to hold Children's Day service June 8 at 7 30 pm. Local social updates note visits and illnesses. The News dept advertises 1903 calendar samples for advertising use and invites orders through representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Q. Miller
Harmony Grove
Reformed Sunday School
C. E. Phreeger
Mary E. Culler
Baltimore
Lewis Thomas
Washington
Milton Thomas
Wm. L. Culler
Roy Culler
Tss News
Market quotes from Eastern Milling for today
The Sbocat Mart records Eastern Milling Company quotations for today. Corn price per Darrel is 5.10, shelled corn 0.62 per bushel, wheat No 2 red 7.5 per bushel, steamer 7.5 per bushel, and hay valued at 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbocat Mart
Eastern Milling Company
Children Day Exercises At Harmony Grove Sunday
News of the churches reports Harmony Grove Union Sunday School will hold Children's Day exercises Sunday afternoon next at 2 30. The item also notes the King’s coronation and a public function with many attendees and health benefits cited from old remedies including Hoovette’s Stomach Bitters and related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove Union
Artey
Vaty
Acesia
Malacia
McComas and Mudd feud grips Southern Maryland politics
Senator McComas declares war on Deputy Mudd amid charges over the Hederst appointment and party dissension. Organization leaders plan moves to ensure Mudd’s undoing, aiming to shift control of primaries to the State Central Committee, with broad regional backing and the threat of Mudd’s political elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComas
Mudd
Maryland
Sydney’s
State Central
Jackson
Wicomico
Moflomas
Africa
Mr. Mudd
Baltimore City
Senator McComas
Four Veterans Remain After Frederick Division Ended
The Frederick division of the Pennsylvania Railroad closed after 27 years of operation from 1875. Only four trainmen out of about 110 entered in 1875 and stayed until abandonment Jane XL, 1902. Swope Smith Railing and McAreakey are York county natives and served long terms as engineman and conductor on the line. They and others mourn the division's death as faithful workers throughout its life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jane XL
John N. Swope
Clement F. Smith
York
Ferryville
Harry McAreakey
Port Deposit
Smith
McGroskey
York County
Railing
Vaudeville at Athletic Park Sees Reengagement of Helens Mignon
A large crowd attended last night’s vaudeville show at Athletic Park. Helens Mignon, praised for her performance last week, is re-engaged for this week and will appear at every show along with a lineup including Stuart & Sammia in Johns Emmy, Bropst Bros minstrels, Palot the juggler, and Antrim & Peters. Fire in Carroll County destroys a Manchester barrack, with losses around 600 dollars and several insured items. Read It in His Newspaper features George Schaub praising Chamberlain’s Balm for a wife’s back pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
the Park
Avery
Helens Mignon
Miss Mignon
Stuart & Sammia
John
Emmy
Bropst Bros
Minstrels
Palo
Carrol
William Wilhelm
Manchester
Ite
Sre
Royal Insurance Company
George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volks
Enw Chamberlain
We Were VAL DEVILBISS £URNER, MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Fragmentary notice mentions Frederick CourtY and Cassell & Waters in a historical insurance context. The readable portion suggests a legal or corporate reference to VAL DEVILBISS and MUTUAL INSURANCE with connections to a Frederick street or court and Cassell & Waters as entities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Devilbiss
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick Courty
Cassell & Waters
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the Daily News
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Ze E. Binet
Taos
Souuer
C. & Howary, Secy, & Manager
Tan Farvenice Daily News
United States
Pan Fkews
New York
Roland B. Molineux
Baltimore American
Iowa
Contemporary Comment
Philippines
America
Legion
Baltimore News
Mae
Ethel
Brooklyn
Johnny Stoked
Johnnia
Chicago Journal
Voice OF the Press
Guil
Bersal
Leroy
Mias
Mary E
Sohiey Meete
News OF the Churches
Frederick Division
Chamberlain's Coven
Remstowe
Niebi
Mckintnley
McKinley
Postoficos
Iate
A M Shields
Chamberadure
Alberto
Pearre
Equity
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Garrett S. DeGrange
Ve. H. Clay de Grange
Jane
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
Erk
Harp & Etchison
Ceder Nisi
Bliss Hoffman
Fnally
Cureurt Court
Frederick Go
Ross & Newman, Solicitors
Corder Niss
Qgourt
Hammond Urner
Benjamin L. Jackson
Lydia J. Jackson
Hammond Urner Ag
Urner & Urner
Orphans’ Court
John E. W. Hargest
Clara L. Hargett
Charles N. Harattt
Frederick City
City Register
Oliver F. Young
Joseph F. Payne
John F. Arer
Ernest Helfenstell
Thomas 4
Barber Johnson
Potts
Court Street
Wrsaly Jotign Hays
Leare Omlers
Geo Kaeccratt
Bentz
Robert T. Denner
Patrick Street
Indas
Vyas Ted
Nowas
Charca
Mountain City
Citizens' National Bank
Ammerman Milk CO
C. ER. Zimmerman
Landis
Ellis
Masonic
Knights of Pything
Macabees
American Mechanics
Beo
Elgin
Alibam
Hampden
Hamilton
N. Market St
Market St
Radcliffe
West Patrick Street
HE Pitney
New York Avenue
Atlantic City
F. J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Daniel Crimmins
N. Market Street
Tpouzno
Besant & Knott
Potomac
Eichelberger's Grocery
West Fourth Street
Market Street
Frederick, Ma
Mivdim
EO. P. Lowe
Constable
Burger
Wadls 23
Worth Market Street
WR & D. Mantz
S. Market St
Coxe
Cardes & Rho
Tessom Pouldart Hamilton Lindsay
Antrim
Peters
Stuart
Sammily
Patkie
Puszioc Bale
OFA Steam Shovel
Marlon Bteam Shovel Company
Marlon
Catoctin
Liber D. H. O
Tolio
Jacob Rohrback
Marlon Steam Shovel Company
William D Haugh
Susan Haugh
City Hotel
Llo
Frank L. Stoner
William D. Haugh
J. William Payne
Baxzr
Wacrs & Co
East German Street
Baltimore, MD
Townsexp
Scott & Sos
Bankers and Brokere
Fayette
Oppo, Postoffica
East Second Street
D. Wertheimer
East South Street
Robert E. Zimmerman
West South Street
Third Street
Posseeston
I. M. Elser
Philadelphia
Maw York
Redah
Cumerland
Hagersown
Philadelphi
Harper's Ferry
Chester
Harrisonburg
Lexineiewy
Staunton
Washingta
Philenetp
Hassistown
Cincinna
Wade
War
Sons
Dee
Washingtos
Pitsburg
Weberles
I. Farisdelphia
Drea
Ctorinasti Pittesbare
Sanger
Tom ‘Winchester
Baltimars
Osawcari Way
Puilsdeishla
Warhlurtes
Sundar
Sundsy
Beltimers
Philadelphis
New
J. Louis
Cincinnati
Ghicaco
Warbiscon
Haverstown
Lorica
Way
Martinepoe Aprashinsion
Jeottion
Washinetes
Clastamsti
Fom Balthgeri
D Way
Sears
Baader
Washviews
Keriase
Lexington
Hagerstown
Binewick
W. i. McLaants
Nhawspapre
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