National news from Frederick presses on storms and Wood era
The Frederick News notes continued severe weather causing tree damage and urges proper trimming. It praises fire department traditions and arrests that averted robberies. General Wood defends using public funds to inform Americans about Cuba, citing the need for trade and economic understanding, echoed by The Philadelphia Record on propaganda and government bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wood
Frank
Cuba
Allence
Ouba
Felf
Palma
Bureau of American Republics
United States
Treasury
Treasury Baresa
Oaz Gonsaia
Department of Agriculture
Boresc
Animal Industry
Statement on Reciproc ity Propaganda by Wood Govern ment
The Record concludes that Wood devoted funds from the Export Association to build support for reciprocity. It argues the aims were legitimate and intended to advance the "eland" interests by creating sentiment in the states. Publication and distribution of literature and statistics were proper governmental powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Eland
Contempory comments on politics and public life
Contemporary comment cites three days without a threat to retire General Miles and notes speeches may be hindered by illness. It also discusses rich Americans paying for coronation events, contrasts with inauguration costs, and praises Maryland firemen volunteers for public service though risking lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Ln
White House
Tims Lout
Cumberland Times
Washington
Qumberland News
Maryland
Baltmore News
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges
A compilation of quips and exchanges from various papers including the University of Minnesota and Town Topics. The items mix jokes about evening wear, milk and cows in heat, smoking habits, and a seaside joke about empty bottles, reflecting light humor and editorial cartoons from multiple sources.
Strike violence in coal region harms reform efforts
The New York World argues that strike violence undermines concessions as miners clash with workers and management. It urges strict civil and military action to preserve order, protect property, and maintain peace, warning that violence will doom any strike and harm national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moments with the EtseE t To Pan and Freedom's Standard
Fragmented verse fragment links civic honor and national liberty with references to docks and a guardian, naming Drake as a symbolic figure. Poetic lines praise virtue, defense, and eternal youth while invoking nature and flowers in a ceremonial chorus.
Naples Letter Describes City Life and Travel Wonders
A traveler from New York writes of a Naples visit in May 1902, detailing arrivals by ship Phoenicia from Hamburg America, sights from Capri to Ischia, the Villa Nazionale area, and the Via Caracciolo. The account covers street life, ornate harness, dairy practices with cows on foot, public fountains, Italian elevators, and vivid scenes along the Via Roma while noting Gibraltar, Tangier, Tarifa, and the contrasted urban scenes. The writer promises further notes on Naples suburbs.
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New York
Phonicis
P. Froehlich
Tae Phonicia
Hoboken
Portugal
Spain
The
Dons
Cape Trafalgar
Nelyon
Tarifa
Little
Venice
Hotel Maurice
Via
Partenope
Fifth Avenue
Naples
Virgil
Castel dell’Ovo
Nicolo Pisaro
Johanna
United States
Frederck
Roma
Vic Roma
Gallerie Umberto
Italy
Lengts
Pfarch
Tima Harvester
Pat
The Girl About Town: A Week's Storms and Local Happenings
Mary Jang reviews a storm swept week with carnival aftermath, church organ recitals, weddings and commencements, excursions planned, and summer fever. The column notes rain washed streets, flooded sewers, jokes about Monocasy and heat, plus school and church events and upcoming schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Carroll
Jane
Sermon and Service Schedule From Local Churches
Local pastors announce Sunday services and Sunday school times across Boileyaville Kemp Hall Glade Reformed and other churches. Rev McLean Eschbach Todd Switzer Kneblman Dixon Stinespring and Tage preach at Grace Evangelical M E Luther All Saints Episco pal and others with special music and a Catholic mass schedule.
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Boileyaville
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
R. Eschbach
The
B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church South
Epworth
Kemp Hall
Frank W.shulenberger
Theological Seminary At
Lancaster
Glade Re
Walkeragile
Lutheran Misionery Society of
Woodsboro
MiThe Ulasl
Presbyterian Church
T Freaman Dixon
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stinespring
Christian Endeavor Society
St. John’s Catholic
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kneblman
Buckeystown
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Costa
Eli
Dudley Buck
Israel
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Personal Visits Around the Region
Miss Ell Glingan of Jackson Mississippi is a guest of Merc 8lingan. Mrs James E Solt and children visit relatives in Gattynburg Pennsylvania. Rev C L Kennard, former Trinity M E H church pastor, is in the city. George Gittinger and family visit Mrs J H Markey in Brad dock Heights. Rev G F Kindly and wife of Fountain Millis visit Mr and Mrs W E Kindisy in Bauckeystown. Maj Grove and wife of Lime Kiln attend Grove Bowles nuptials in Baltimore. Seth H Whiteley of Baltimore spends days with F E Thomas on West Third street. Miss Cora Suman of Keedysville returns home after visiting Miss Lillie Green on Bentz street. W H Turner, manager of Eastern Milling and Export Co, at Atlantic City for his ill brother. Mrs Mary O Mehrling and Misses Agnes and Dora Mehrling of East Second street visit sister Mrs N C Stockman near Feagaville.
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Ell Glingan
Jackson
Miss
Merc
W. E. Kindisy
Bauckeystown
Maj. Grove
Grove-Bowles
Baltimore
Seth H. Whiteley
F. E. Thomas
West Third Street
Cora Suman
Keedysville
Lillie Green
Bentz Street
W.H. Turner
Eastern Milling and Export Company
Atlantic City
Mary O. Mehrling
Agnes
Dora Mehrling
East Second Street
Martinsburg Electric Company Merges to Potomac Power
Ben Williams of Barford County National Bank represents Belair capitalists in the merger of the Martinsburg Electric Company with the Belair water power plant interests. The merged concern will be the Potomac Power Company with capital stock of 115000 dollars and will generate electricity for light and power to be transmitted to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanee Power Company
Ben. S. A. Williams
Barford County National Bank
Belair
Martinsburg Electric Company
of & Company
Potomac Power Company
Dam No
Potogust
Martinsburg Company
Besn
Middletown High to Hold Commencement at Lutheran Church
The twelfth annual commencement exercises of Middletown High School will be held Tuesday night June 17 in the Lutheran church. Principal Oscar B Coblentz will preside. graduates include Miss Mary Routzahn Miss Maude Beard and Barry Milburn Gross. Andrew H Krug A B of Baltimore will deliver the address. A June animal association meeting will follow at 8 15 p m in the High School building. Also note a health claim by Victor Liter Strap offering a cure with proper care in eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Oscar B. Coblentz
Lutheran Church
Tures
Mary Routzahn
Maude Beard
Barry Milburn Gross
Andrew H. Krug
A. B
Baltimore
The
Animal Association
Highool
Graduation Note for Albert Victor Lampa
Albert Victor Lampa of this city graduated from Kranklin and Marshall Colleges at Lancaster Pa on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Victor Lampa
Kranklin and
Marshall Colleges
Lancaster
Thorsa
Public sale notice at City Hotel on June 25, 1902
Frederick residents to attend a public sale at the City Hotel on Saturday June 25 1902 at 10 o clock a.m. The sale includes stables No 97 S Market St Seventh St containing a dwelling and stable room with 15 head of horses to be identified on sale day. Barry McHenry announces items including Velis hats and veils.
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Frederick I
S. Market
Seventh St
Barry McHenry
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