The Daily News and the Manufacturing News Notice
The piece lists subscriptions and rates for The Daily News and Weekly News, notes delivery options in the city and nationwide, and mentions the office in Frederick Maryland. It then reports on firemen heading to Westminster for prizes and a mass meeting with State Senator Dick to announce candidacy for a second nomination. It closes by praising the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb managers amid funding deficits.
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Tee
Allegany County
General Assembly
Maryland
Commerce Recovers Fast After War With Spain
Treasury Department figures show U S exports to Spain in 1901 may surpass all prior years except 1853 reaching about 16 million dollars. Imports from Spain likely around 3 million, with breadstuffs cotton oils and wood products exported and almonds and raisins imported. Raw cotton is the largest export to Spain, nearly double Spain imports. The data illustrate how trade can transcend conflict when profitable.
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United States
Spain
Treasury Department
Washington
County tax rate held at sixty five cents continues
A Seros and prolonged struggle kept the county tax rate at 65 cents, allowing the Board of County Commissioners to maintain the existing scale amid rising expenses. Taxpayers generally welcome the board's work as a rate raise ahead of funds is a disagreeable prospect. improvements may be delayed instead of a substantial cost.
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Board of County Commissioners
Hageratown Mail
Suburban Expansion Shifts Value Toward Country Living
The Baltimore Sun notes a nationwide trend lifting land values citieside as Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland and Virginia see wealth extend toward attractive country districts. Improved living, pure air and water draw city workers to summer homes within eight to ten miles or up to fifty to a hundred miles away, aided by better transport and communication. The era of ubiquitous electric cars and telephones reduces farm life isolation, though the servant problem remains. City and country grow closer as populations spread and rural ideals regain appeal, with hope that all men become somewhat rustic again.
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Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Sul
Baltimore Sun
Fragmented minute entries mix humor and innuendo in old papers
A collage of comic quotes from The Maid-Do you believe on Sabbath piano playing to Brooklyn Life and Philadelphia Press scenes. Characters argue, boast, and joke about courts, funerals, fights, and family debts in a playful, archival montage of period humor pieces from Montreal Star Brooklyn Life and Tit-Bits.
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Montreal Star
Various European and American quotes and medical ads
A collage of brief items from St Louis Globe Democrat and others, including Bryan's self-endorsement, arbitration critique, German American relations, English royal reception of Americans, and a lengthy Good Advice section touting August Flower for dyspepsia. Also includes anecdotal endorsements and a cold remedy offer with Laxative Bromo Quinine.
Moments With the Rose and A Village Fisher Tale
A poetic pair of pieces contrasts a city fisherman with flashy gear and a country lad using plain tackle, ending with a moral about true skill. The second passage praises June beauty and nature, with a reflective verse about transformation and renewal. An Iowa banker cites a carpenter’s relief using Chamberlain’s remedies, promoting local druggists.
Protes tant Episcopal gathering and court actions in Maryland
The Salisbury diocese parish convention was held, while Charles Bowers Walter Angel and Charles Harner were sentenced to the penitentiary for larceny. An illicit whiskey still was found in Baltimore County and Lena May 18 was arrested. The census case proceeded in federal court with Stephen Abell as chief witness. Hugh Trush v Mail Publishing verdict to plaintiff. Sixty three women earned bachelor of arts at Women’s College Baltimore. Democratic committee of Wicomico county chose June 29 for primary election. Samuel Blum and Philip Blum convicted of conspiracy to defraud creditors. Harris acquitted. Baltimore Fire Board refused to let apparatus leave town for Westminster parade.
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Haston
Salisbury
Charles Bowers
Walter Angel
Charles MM. Harner
Baltimore
Lena
United States District Court
Stephen A. Abell
Hugh T.rush
Mail Publishing Company
Hagerstown
Woman’s College of Baltimore
Music Hall
Democratic Committee
Wicomico County
Samuel Blum
Philip Blum
Blum Brow
Harris
Horton
Baltimore Fire Board
Westminster
Summer wedding dates and town chatter
Brief notes from town discuss weddings this weekend and June versus May heat. Emory Grove camp meeting runs August to 22. A saloon keeper resists selling old liquor at a rummage sale while fashion and wit spark town talk. Monday June 17 is set as the Maryland Agricultural College field day. George C Killian repaints a Market Street building owned by Judge Motter and H B Showman. Opinions vary on whether this summer will be as warm as last year.
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Emory Grove
Maryland Agricultural College
George C. Killian
Market
West All Saints' Streets
Judge Motter
H. B. Showman
Court House
Excelsior Steam
East Fifth Street
Frederick
Thomas P. Rice
David S. Rice
Walter Saunders
Confederate Memorial Day Observances Planned at Olivet Cemetery
Confederate Memorial Day will be observed with services at Olivet Cemetery. Fitzhugh Les Chapter UDC and Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans assemble at 3 p.m. at the Daughters Club Rooms West Patrick Street and proceed to the cemetery. Daughters choir will sing, Misses Fauntleroy Ott will recite, and graves in other cemeteries will be decorated in the evening. Donations of flowers are requested to be sent to the club rooms tomorrow morning.
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Mit
Olivet
Fitzhugh Les Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander Young Camp
Daughters’ Club
West Patrick Street
Dauaghters
Fauntleroy
Ott
Correction on drama at lawn fete in New London
The drama to be staged at the lawn fete at Mr. John P. Jones's New London this Saturday will be presented by the P. E. Church not the New Market Literary Club as previously stated. Tar News notes the correction.
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England
Philadelphia
Edward
America
United States
John P. Jones
New London
P. BE. Church
New Market Literary Club
Churches Announce Evening Services for Summer Schedule
News of the churches reports no service at Evangelical Reformed Church this evening. St. John’s Catholic Church opens with a wake for the Sacred Heart feast. All Saints’ Episcopal Church holds evening service at 6 45 and continues at that hour through summer.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
St. John
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Funeral for Mrs Peters in Rockville at Forest Glen
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Ann Peters who died in Rockville were held yesterday at 11 o clock at Forest Glen church with Rev Isaiah Michael Switzer officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director F Schroeder was in charge. TO WED TOMORROW.
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Sarah Ann Peters
Rockville
Forest Glen Church
Isaiah Michael Switzer
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
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