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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1903
Page
4
The piece surveys labor unrest and political comment, criticizing extreme strikes while praising reasonable leaders like Chicago Federation of Labor organizer John J. Fitzgerald. It argues unions gain support when pursuing just terms and arbitrate disputes, warning against arrogance and refusal to compromise.
Maryland remains a steady source of skilled diarists for national interests while Washington sees missing officials and busy governors. The Cumberland Times notes the drift of misread items and the Baltimore papers poke at readers attention.
A Baltimore Sun editorial extols a temperate zone book on crops and farming. It highlights easy cultivation, adaptable crops, accessible markets, ample transport, cohesive churches, good schools, hospitable people, and urges the Board of Public Works to distribute the book widely to stimulate land development.
A collage of humorous exchanges and political quips from era papers. Characters joke about appearances and money while a legislator debates backing bosses vs the people, weighing nomination risks and public accountability. Various quotes touch on wit about fools, money, and social roles.
The Maryland School for the Deaf board elected John Black as resident and Col Spencer O Jones as vice president to replace retiring officials. Albert Jones joined the executive committee. O W Bly was re elected principal with the faculty re appointment. A committee was named to study modern lighting and a lighting plant for the building.
Bertha D Keyser of Washington and Harry Alvey of Hagerstown wed Sunday at Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Groom connected to Chief Justice Richard H Alvey of Washington and Wabash surveying corps. bride is daughter of George D Keyser and relative of ex congressman W W McIntire. Relatives in Hagerstown learned of the nuptials yesterday.
The Baltimore Sun reports on a proposed model city exhibit inviting 265 cities to display urban governance and corruption pale in comparison to a broader radicalism debate. George Fred Williams argues Democrats must move further left to meet radical demands, while critics warn of chasing idle, needy followers to bolster party strength.
The 95th annual Mount St. Mary's College commencement is set for next week. Solemn mass Monday at 8 a.m. honors deceased students and benefactors, with sacred orders conferred Tuesday at 8. Bishop Edward F. Allen, D. D., of Mobile, will preside Wednesday at 9 a.m. Cardinal Gibbons will oversee the ceremonies. The day also features a declamation contest and prize distributions across departments. Also included is a piece on newspaper advertising urging liberal, judicious use to reach masses.
Hicks forecasts a stormy early June period from the 1st to the 6th with high humidity heat and low barometer signaling potential violent thunderstorms hail and possible tornadoes Venusian rain and cloudbursts in many areas followed by a warm-up and more storms mid month. The forecast notes dangerous wind and lightning during the peak 17th to 19th period and guidance to avoid exposed trees during storms.
News of the state reports accidents and deaths including John Krout’s fatal fall in Cumberland and Josph E Bateman, former Harford County commissioner, dying at Belair. Baltimore city solicitor nominee W. Cabell Bruce confirmed. Charlotte Hall School commencement underway. midshipmen summer practice cruise departs Annapolis. Kent County book examiner John H. Blacklock appointed. Also thunderstorm damage at Jacob F. Leaman’s Williamsport residence. William Henry Perot, 77, dies after an operation at Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhea Remedy promoted by A L Pearre.
On Wednesday June 17 1903 at 10 oclock 5 m a public sale will offer a house hold furniture parlor and chamber sets with beds bureaus dressers wardrobes washstands and chairs plus bric a brac chinaware glassware silverware carpets and mats sewing machine and other items. Cash terms. Auctioneers WM McCaffrey Harvey KR Lessee. Buyer Joseph Busard. Cteré.
Funeral of Dr. William A. Osidwell held at the Presbyterian church in Rockeville with interment at Rockville cemetery under Cannon Lodge No. 16 Matons of Washington D C. Eastern Milling and Export Company quotes corn 2.45 per barrel shelled 49 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 76 steamer 73 per bushel oats 40 cents per bushel hay 18 to 20 per ton. Justice of the Peace Governor Smith appoints Joabua Sommers for Frederick county sixteenth district at request of Myersville residents. Readers urged to consider Doan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy with a testimonial from W H Clarke of Bennett Street Wheeling W Va. Foster Milburn Co agents for U S price 50 cents.
Poem reflections compare aging with memory and loss as a narrator honors loved ones now gone. The lines celebrate workers and mothers, describing daily labor, sacrifice, and enduring care that shapes the nation, with faded references to distant places and figures.
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