Frederick News in Brief on Fire Chief Needed and Ohio Politics
The item discusses subscription options, a Telegraph Exchange link, and asks readers to send letters to The News in Frederick, Maryland. It then summarizes opinions on Ohio politics amid a note about a Cumberland fire, arguing for an appointed fire chief to improve efficiency and reduce water waste, contrasting Frederick with other towns.
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Cumberland
Tittle Gamage
Cumberland Times
Times
the Times
Hagerstown
Freiderick
Frederick
Winchester
Waynesboro
Csamberiané
Political machine grips in Pennsylvania elections
Contemporary comment on Quay's influence in Pennsylvania politics cites harsh media takes from Baltimore papers. The piece notes opposition delegates shift to Quay’s favored governor candidate, while praising machine tactics and predicting weak chances for the “people's choice” in Harrisburg.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
Massion
Pennsylvania Pols
Anti Quay
Harrisburg
Baltimore Sun
Merriness Moments and Household Banter
A mosaic of humorous exchanges from various papers. Jokes about love like a river, a broom stick trust, pajamas fashion, a graduation essay pride, and a father punishing Johnny with a barn kneeling sound. Humorous snippets reflect domestic wit and old timey quips.
Moments With The Muse And Hopefulness By Euna Stennig Cummins
A poem collection excerpt presents two verses from Hank Weeds and Plante on fame and virtue, contrasting rank weeds with rare blooms, followed by Hopefulness by Ouannes L. Greaves praising steadfast faith and divine presence through storms, with readings from San Francisco Town Talk and Baptist Union.
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Hank
Euna Stennig Cummins
San Francisco
Will Try Quail Raising Indiana Farmer Turns Toward New Venture
Harley Smith of near Portland Indiana plans to convert his 400 acre farm to quail production. He has experimented for three years believing quail can be domesticated and profitable. He will hatch eggs this summer, aim for 1500 egg laying birds by 1903, and gradually expand to 2000 2500 birds for market while selling only some males.
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Indiana
Harley Smith
Portland
Ind
Poultry Tribune
Freeport
Hag
Hig Enterprise
Hhis Place
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Jaouary
Impotency of abuse cited in press history lesson
The Kansas City Journal notes Senator Hanna’s long battle against partisan attacks from 1896 to 1900 and how public opinion can reverse biased portrayals. It cites Washington, Franklin Bache, and Peter Freneau as examples of vicious slander and eventual historical reassessment. Bow to Arsid troubie. For Chamberlain's Coal Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy, a sale notice by A. Pearre appears.
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Kansas City Journal
Senator Banna
Hanna
Major McKinley
Hauus
McKinley
Hanns
Ohio
Cass
Washington
Benjamin Franklin Bache
Peter Frenean
Frenesy
Bache
Lincoln
Arsid
A. Pearre
Canal Boatmen Resume Work After Freight Increase
Canal boatmen on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal resume work after being granted requested freight rate increases. Ten cents to Georgetown and five cents to Williamsport, with boats tied at Williamsport and Gamberland until settlement. Shippers will pay the extra freight, canal company to retain funds. New rates set at 80 cents to Georgetown and 50 cents to Williamsport.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Georgetown
Williamsport
Gamberland
G. L. Nicolson
Dayton Volkazenong Ad Boosts Balm for Wife’s Pain
Obin, a Dayton reader, reports buying Chamberlain’s Paln Balm from the newspaper’s advert and giving it to his wife after eight weeks of severe hack pain. He claims days of unbearable pain ended and she could resume household work, urging others to hear of the product’s effects.
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New Lebanon
Obin
Dayton
Enid
Mae
How to Stay Cool and Safe in Summer Weather
Practical advice from a New York Herald observer on avoiding sunstroke and heat exhaustion. Emphasizes limiting direct sun exposure, avoiding alcohol, eating simple foods, and wearing light, breathable clothing. Encourages cooling the head and body early, staying hydrated with plain water, and recognizing faintness signs. Advises moderate meals, cereals and dairy for energy, and modest caffeine use. Recommends light straw hats, light fabrics, and white canvas shoes for ventilation and comfort.
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New York Herald
Stoco
Auch
Leason
Pushing the War Claim by John C Hardt Gains Momentum
John C Hardt continues efforts to push Frederick’s war claim with support from Senator Burnham. Evidence on government supplies stored in Frederick during General Early’s levy is being gathered, including a War Department report showing quartermaster stores valued at 96000 dollars.
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John C. Hardt
City
Senator Burnham
Senate O Committee On Claims
Hardt
Congress
Burnham
Frederick
Early
Wellington
War Department
August Donath
Chester Times
Davish
Death of Farmer David Buhrman Near Foxhiiie
An elderly farmer, David Buhrman, was killed when he fell from a wagon en route to a doctor near Foxhiiie last Tuesday about a mile from home. His brother-in-law Jeremah Fisher found him. details on the injury or burial are limited. The report notes a separate mention of a medical issue aboard a separate walker, with unclear context and a subsequent reference to a local event or person, Victor Inisnte' Rellel.
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David Buhrman
Foxhiiie
Eee
Iast
Taeeday
Jeremah Fisher
Locust Courtship Sparks Dawn Noise Complaint
Residents complain about the loud dawn chorus of locusts, blaming the male for the incessant buzzing. Scientists note the males produce the sound from vibrating membranes, while females appear receptive but physically inactive. Authorities seek a way to curb the nuisance until morning hours.
Deaths and Memorials in Middletown Valley and Thurmont
Obituary notes report Mrs Phoebe Ann Foreman of Thurmont died aged 86 at her daughter’s home on June 1902 burial March 7 officiants named. Also noted farmer Thomas Wiles of Middletown Valley died in his 80s with funeral plans unspecified. Peabody Conservatory catalogue lists local students and teachers including Misa Rose Birely Helen Shipley Helen Stauffer and Imogen Dorsey.
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Phoebe A. Foreman
Phoebe Ann Foreman
John Landers
Thurmont
Charles V
Henry O
Littlestown
Albert
Baltimore City
Chas. BE. Cagsell
L. R. Waesche
Catootin Furnace
Jane
J. . Kaiser
T. Metzger
G. A. Whitmore
Ernest McGill
Thomas Wiles
Middletown Valley
Afr. Wiles
Mesars
C. M
L. Rhoads
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Misa M. Rose Birely
Misa Helen M. Shipley
Helen Stauffer
M. Imogen Dorsey
Arrested for Larceny Yet Discharged by Magistrate
In a local court, Wm. Lee colored was arrested by Constable Staub on larceny charges involving three bats. A hearing before Magistrate Wood led to discharge due to insufficient evidence. The notice includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from H J Strickfaden of World-Herald, Fair Haven, Wash, and a local seller A L Pearre.
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Wm. Lee
Staub
Wood
Amy Little Son
Chamberlain
H J. Strickfaden
World-Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
A.L. Pearre
Peremptory notices to taxpayers and legal filing
The document includes a city tax collection notice by City Register and Tax Collector Gittlinger, demanding prompt response and warning of costs after thirty days. It also contains a circuit court equity notice by Clerk Douglass H. Hargett regarding Ezra Nally vs. Joseph Medfee et al, with publication requirements. Additional items list ads for furniture repair, a law office move, sale notices, bonds, real estate, and merchandise offers from Frederick, Maryland vendors.
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Board of Aldermen
Noticn
A. Gittlinger
NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Ezra Nally
Joseph Medfee
Margaret Mei Afee
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oUstTaIn City Creamery
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