Volcanics, colleges, and a fight against tuberculosis
The article notes profits in conquest ventures, praises the growth of a Woman’s College and its $5,000 land gift toward a new dormitory with a hoped $10,000 goal. It cites the need to fight tuberculosis, highlighting the Quarter Club of Baltimore planning a hospital for consumptives on South Mountain near Blue Ridge Summit and praising state reservation experiments in Pennsylvania. It recounts the Sylvester family on a state reservation recovering from consumption, with strong health improvements and potential long-term cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
United States
Quarter Club
Baltimore
South Mountain
Blue Ridge Summit
Baltimore Sun
Pennsylvania
State Crest
Ford J. Sylvester
Philadelphia
Sylvesters
Avery
Syi“sester
Postwar tensions and volcanic science noted in papers
A fragmented contemporary document cites eminent scientists who peer into volcanology and assert an eruption occurred. It also recalls postwar passion and hatred after the Civil War, with a Boer remark on peace with reason and a comment on Republican behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Bahtimore San
Convention delegates rally behind Pearce for Maryland Senate
At the Washington county convention a unanimous chorus backed Hon. George A. Pearie for the party standard bearer role for the third time. Twelve delegates will represent Washington at tomorrow's gathering, signaling strong support for Pearce's renomination and continued service in the Sixth District of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearie
Avery Republican
Maryland
Hagerstown
Newcoe
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges
A collage of witty quips and marginal dialogue from early 20th century papers. Quick exchanges cover proposals, beef prices, rain timing, volcano caution, and farm disputes resolved by lawyers through land dealings. Includes snippets from Philadelphia Record Detroit Free Press Chicago Tribune Washington Star and Catholic Standard and Times.
Voice of the Press and World News Snippets
A collage of syndicated headlines and brief editorials from New York and Philadelphia. Topics include potential diplomacy with England, Cuba relief support, Boer surrender terms, consumer hardship from meat market strikes, and public health notices urging use of Dr King’s New Life Pills amid Indian sanitation chatter.
Moments With the Muse in Atlanta Constitution Verse
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution presents a nostalgic poem about leaving Europe and the ocean voyage for a river of home. It contrasts distant travel with comforts of home, mentioning rent bills and life’s trials, ending with a hopeful note on home sweetness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Green Pastures
Atlanta Constitution
Real estate and marriage records filed in Frederick week
In the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ending June 4 1902 transfers of real estate were recorded with prices including 100 to 1000 dollars, marriage licenses issued for multiple couples in Frederick and surrounding towns, and several Orphans' Court actions including inventories accounts and sales orders for estates such as Bran denburg Catsail Cutsail and Fulmer with executors administratrices appointed and real estate sales ratified.
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Alexander
Wesley A. Wachter
Coleman Wiles
Wm. West
Grafton B. Hammond
James M. Rice
Marthe E. Long
John T. Long
John T. Black
Emma L. Koontz
Samuel B. Mentzer
John R. Rouzer
J. Wesley Creeger
Charles Z. T. Wilhide
John Ronzer
Amanda L. Racher
Alberta Racher
Sarah KE. Beachley
Lucinda E
Sarah J. Rontzsha
D. Vincent Beachley
Stainds FY
Sarah J. Routzahn
Sarah
Beachley
Middletown
Amy Wilhkida
Ezra Beachley
Waters
J. N. Cacil
Mary EB. Cacil
Stella F. Dean
N. Oacar Obenbuijaven
Amsterdam Hovland
Eisty Moore
Frederick
Hamilton E. Gregory
Washington
Mattie L. Perry
Walkersville
John Wesley Marker
Wolfaville
Eilen E. Biddle
James A. Koontz
Ida B. Shriner
Emmitsburg
Charles A. Hill
Katie Smith
Solorect
Mt. Pleasant
John C. Baile
Nora Louise Englar
Gist
Carroll County
Orphans’ Court
Daniel Brandenburg
Maurice O. Brandenburg
Osivia R. Coblentz
George W. Catsail
William T. Wagner
Fannie A. Cutsail
William T.wagner
George W. Cutsail
Reuben W. Plommer
R. Louisa Plommer
Charles 4. Eyler
Daniel B. Young
Harmon F. Fulmer
Lcourt
Obar
Jette Falmer
George A. Fulmer
Opernision
Frederick County
J. William Poyns
Payne
Harriett McCartney
Haugh
Susan Haugh
Snally
Fredricks County
Fe Phe
Uglass
H. Hargett
Gireult
Frederick Co
D.P. Buckey
Gillantee Ls
Children Day services announced by Rev Ritter
News of the churches reports Rev O L Ritter pastor of Burkittsville Lutheran announces Children Day services at St Pauls Burkittsville 10 am Petersville chapel 2 pm Trinity Knoxville 2 pm The King’s coronation noted as a costly public fraction with attendees including prominent statemen elected by the President to represent state army and navy The piece also mentions health remedies and infant relief products.
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O. L. Ritter
Burkittsville
St. Paul’s
Petersville Chapel
Trinity
Knox[ville
Hovtetcet
County Corbespurdench and Nearby Folks Visit Grace Church
A Salem County community note lists visits by Rev W B Duttora of Salisbury to Grace Reformed church and other local clergy. It covers residents and visitors from Yonkers York Hampstead Waynesboro and Westminster, plus a special $50 vote for members attending the State Firemen's Convention in Lonaconing. Also mentions illnesses and social events at Rocky Springs Blue Hill and Mills districts including Children Day services and upcoming church programs. The piece closes with updates on illness recovery, cherry picking, and a Baltimore to Frederick automobile party.
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John Shoemaker
Yonkers
New York
Elmoer Wantz
Waynesboro
Homer Shoemaker
Héde
Lonaconing
Theodore Fair
York
Joseph M. Reaver
Hezekiah Powersox
Westminster
Frank
Rocky Springs
F. T. Lakin
M. J. Hsherly
Lula Shook
Oscar Grove
Mollie Himes
Sumbeame
Hadith Shook
Tarry
Jesus
Elgie Fox
Elsie Grove
Nora Shook
Ballers
Raymond Gonso
Sunny June
Papa
Lola Shook
Miss Amy Shook
Nora
Lula Harria
Emanuel Bill
Mies
Amy Shook
Jesus Blest
Lola Harris
M. J. Heberly
Soldiers of the King
M. J. Heberry
Charles E. Crabbs
John W. Biser
Frederick
Church of God Sunday School
Calendars for 1903 and 1908 samples offered
A department displays a large assortment of handsome calendars for 1908 for advertising in all lines of business. Persons likely to use calendars should view samples and obtain prices before ordering. Samples available at the office or via The News representative. Also a note on indigestion and Victor Liter Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
Peraona
Social events and dances at Masonic Temple and local halls
Four young men's groups plan eight dances at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night with music by the Freder ick Select Orchestra. A grand fireman's ball is set for tonight at Japior Hall under Junior Reel and Ladder auspices with Brenner's Superb Orchestra. Willie Ritchie's dance at Braddock Heights is slated for Wednesday June 11. Special car departs 6:16 pm. Also promotes Chamberlain remedies with testimonials from H J Strickfaden and A L earre.
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Masonic Temple
Muelo
Frederick Select Orcheatra
L. V. Baughman
D. Q. Winebrewer, Jr
James McSherry
Dudley Page
O. W. Ross, Jr
Japior Hall
Brenner
Mins Willie Ritchie
Plass
Braddock Heights
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick City
Public sale of real estate in Frederick City Frederick County Maryland under a mortgage from Samuel J Tilghman and Hannah Tilghman to Christian Winebrewer dated September 6 1887. Property at East Fifth Street and Middle Alley corner with alley frontage 66 feet and depth 106 feet more or less includes two story and attic dwelling with outbuildings. Sale conducted by David G Winebreener agent and attorney per mortgage terms.
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Samuel J. Tilchman
Hannah Tilghman
Christian
Roderick County
Cours Housa Door
Frederick City
Frederick County
State of Maryland
State of
Maryland
East Fifth Street
Middle Alley
Said
Trontiaz
Fifth Street
Samuila Tughman
John EB. Schell
Ida M. Schell
Charles WV. Hoss
Samuel J Tilghman
John
Schell
David G. Winebrener
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the Daily News
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Drexle
Howard
United Braves
Loup Kirchener
New York Tribune
Contemporary Comcient
Brown
Baltimore City
Anopheles
Mabel
Beef Trust
Detroit Free Prez
Chicago Tribune
Washington Star
Jenks
Farmer Akers
Catholic Standard and Times
Voice OF the Press
Atlanta Journal
England
William Waldorf Astor
Cuba
New York Mail and Express
Cubs
Ohio
McDick
Kansas
Iritons
New York Herald
South Africa
Chamberlain
Devand
Britain
Chicago
Beef Trust Tayoates
India
Europe
Couxte
News OF the Churches
County Corbespurdench
Blue Hill
Florence
May Font
Vergie Quinsil
Jacob Haller
George
Luther Geessy
Oatherine
Elsie Geesey
Lettie Snook
Mountaindale
Dora
Katie Harmon
Hopsland
Elmer Honck
Starces Whitmore
Baker’s Valley
Valley Corner
Araby Chapel
William Nall
Minnie Tucker
Daisy Hall
Charles Zimmerman
Walter Knodle
Psee Mills
Harry Talbotte
Green Valley
J. R. Lamon
John Ridgeway
Wm. L. Betler
Buckeystown
Rudolph Lipps
George L. Deichman
Edward Deichman
Charles Kuechle
Mr. Lipps
Mr. Kuechie
Tomorow
George Heinlein
West Third Street
State Medical Exacising Board
Charles F. Goodell
Victor
A. Bearre
H. J. Strickfaden
World-Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
4. L. Earre
Poemio Bale
Brice
STHAM
Marion Rteam Shovel Company
Marion
Catoctin Furnace
Barnhart
Jacob Robrback
Marton Steam Shovel Company
Basts, Warts & Co
Smilomllanhous
Joseph W. Gaver
Frederick, Ander
Varage & Bros
Carves & Bro
Market Street
Janladly
H . Landis
Elka
Masonic
Knights of Pythias
Landis
Elgin
Wraliapm
Hampden
Hamilton
N. Market St
Market St
Inter-State
Eichelberger's Grocery
West Fourth Street
Markadénly Ountain City Creamery
Citizens' National Bank
E. Zimmerman Mile CO
E. Zimmerman
Radcliffe
the Bee
Patrick Street
Pee Pitney
New York Avenue
Atlantic City
W. J. Ime
Les
Lean Ham
I. J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Daniel Crimains
N. Maree
East German Street
Baltimore, ND
Besant & Knott
Potomac
Tonssex
Scort & Son, Bankers and Brubera
Fayette ST
Oppo
Baltimore, MD
Atletic Park
Antrm
Peters
Stuart
Sammis
Bobst Brothers
Parketers
Opcn
Apple
Caiea
Hewe Oshes
South Market Street
Morse
N. Market
Secee Bede
Miydim
Fos
Call &T
Burger” Art Gallery
Azodly
North Market Street
RK. & D. Mantz
S. Market St. Frederick Cts
Dordddit Hamilton Lindsay
Frederick. Mn
Frederick National Bank
Gemand W.L. Garfy
The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Harry C. Keefer
Benest Helvenste
F.G. Thomas & Son
la Vally Devilbiss & Uener, Mutual Insurance Company OF
Cassell & Waters
City Register
Mindot Law
Oliver F. Young, Joseph F. Payne, John F. Kreh
Baker Johnsor
Aitorney-At-Law
Potts
Court Street
anvAdiv
O. P. Lowe
Constable
Frederick County Telephone
Maglidantt
Gen. E. Brenele
Bentz
East Second Street
D. Wertheimer
East South Street
Robert E. Zimmerman
West South Street
Third Street
T. M. Biser
E.R. Schedules
Baltimore State
Nepepeoee
Ywazhmneter Junction
Washington and Way
Indelphia
Baltimore and Way
Comerland
Hagersorn
J. M
Naw
Dusat
Cumberland
Cincinnati
St Leniz
Winchester
Strasburg
Buest
War
San Sundar
Wathinetss
Lgl
Weshbrice
San
Chicaco
Wheal
St. Louis
Cincianati
Barerstown
Lexogicn
Way
Martinsburg
Washington Junction
War Studi
Washlnrte
Clacknash
Baltimers
Philadelphi
Nes York
Pwepark
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