Independent Frederick news ad lists rates and notices
An old Frederick Md independent newspaper page details subscription prices and mailing options, with names like Bree and Ward in leadership roles. It alludes to telegraph ads and business correspondence and references various local notices and a long column on public affairs and road work by Prof A M Johnson and the Maryland Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wegeeat Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
B. Bree
Tos. Sorley
Be. Byrely
Ward
Boor
Reforming State Highway Work Led by Professor Johnson
The Maryland highway division owes much to Professor Johnson for his diligent work and thorough inspection of state roads. He has compiled valuable data for future systematic improvements and is paving the way for a lasting road reform. Admiral Crowninshield has arrived in England for the coronation. Baltimore Herald notes that a railway tunnel under New York City represents a new municipal franchise model with perpetual rights subject to 25 year Adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Johnson
Tax News
Maryland Geological Survey
A.M. Johnson
Maryland
Professor Johnson
Ifazy
Geological Survey
Mary- Ian
Sret Raport
William Baliock Clark
Ciark
Reid
Highway Commissioners
Massachusetts
Counsellout
New Jersey
Morars
Clisk
York
Stout
Admiral Crowninshield
England
Cumberland Times
Ir & Man
J. Pierpont Morgan
Onomberland News
Arailrosd Company
New York City
Uaing & Tunnel Uoder
Baltimore Berald
Merriness Minutes and Local Banter Snippets
Humorous exchanges from a community page include a baseball remark about a hit to the eye and a joke about a honeymoon. The reception committee chair introduces the town’s leading residents, a weather observer explains his job, and a pie joke ends the missive. The tone is light and satirical with small town characters.
New Homes for 25 Million Through Irrigation Reform
The Inter Ocean discusses passage of the irrigation bill by the House and Senate as a remedy for the arid western region. It argues irrigation can transform about 60 million acres of public land and 120 million acres of grazing land into fertile farmland, housing 25 million people or more, by scientifically distributing water to spur dense settlement and agricultural development. The piece frames irrigation as essential to turning arid lands into productive communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
Bonse
Senate
Wilson
Sierra Nevada
Pacific Ocean
Nevada
Utah
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Issat
Filthy Temples in India Cause Public Outcry
Fragmentary notice notes a scandal involving desecration of sacred temples in India and calls for action. It mentions afflictions and claims new remedies offer relief. A local pharmacy, Albert L. Pearre, is cited as selling a cure all product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Beri
King
Albert L. Pearre
Sleep Song Poem Excerpt From St Joan Lucas
A lyrical poem fragment titled Moments With The Muse appears in Longman's Magazine under St Joan Lucas. It evokes night at sea with moonlit waters, distant breakers, and a lighthouse guiding a silver ship through a starry sky, inviting dreams until dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronan
Eilent
Rosea
Winka
Joan Lucas
Longman’s Magazine
Transfers and licenses in circuit and orphans courts week ending June 18 1902
Property deeds list transfers in Frederick Brunswick and Baltimore with amounts from 250 to 2000 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Mayers Johnson and Angevins Becker. Orphans' Court notes inventory sales and administration actions for Harding Albaugh DevIlbiss Etzler Poole and related estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Laura V. Niswarner
Hamish FB
Nelson
Martha E. Wilcoxon
Hattie R. Kolb
Frederick
Rest Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore
Nora B. Conway
Bromwick
Julia D. Miller
Harriet Herbert
Astate
Mary C. Handley
G. M. Albaugh
Martha A. Bartgis
Marshall A. Brinkman
Brunswick
John H. Gerber
John B. Eppley
George W. Stitely
John H. Garber
Charles M
Wm. H. Enock
Emma T. Shank
John H. Shank
Joshua Summers
Charles H. Mayers
Sparrow's Point
Mary E. Johnson
Emmittaburg
Otia Angevins
Lillie May Becker
Wmm.a. Abb
Braddock
Ella
Lambart
Fengaville
Lewis C. Flora
Mary FE. McGaldrok
James KM. Norris
Poolesville
Annis Reed
Montgomery County
Herbert R. Lambart
Bertha Cgrawmer
New Windsor
Walter A. Cleveland
Ida F. Keyser
Harper’s Ferry
W- Va
Thomas L. Harper
Delia N. Myere
Norman B. Harding
Singleton Albaugh
Jacob Rohrback
George C. Devilbiss
Leoya E. Poole
Charles EB. Poole
Dantel Etzler
John H. Etzler
Mary A. Etzler
Lucya E. Poole
J. William Payne
Snally
Frederick County
Eese Hewert
HL Bargett
Frederick Co
Douglass HB
Hargett
Jode
Cumberland ministers grapple with wedding-tram bribery scheme
The Cumberland Ministerial Association debates halting a fleet-practice where brakemen and newsboys on Pittsburg division trains arrange marriages for itinerant couples. Affected parties, including a groom, pay for licenses and services, with bribes to rail workers and a traveling preacher. Rev. Albert H. Zimmerman condemns and seeks railroad action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Ministerial Association of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Cumberland Station
Pennsylvania
Albert H. Zimmerman
State News Roundup from Denton to Baltimore
Reports from Maryland cover deaths including Matthew Gray of Denton and Mamie Gillen of Highlandtown, and a Cam- bridge fatality. Notes on Capt. M. V. Rigist’s death, future execution dates for Asbury Dixon, and a Maryland bar exam cohort of 73 applicants led by Etta Maddox. United States District Attorney John Q. Rose sworn in for a second term. State building workers strike over nonunion work, and Republican calls to probe Wachter’s candidacy in primaries and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Matthew Gray
Denton
M. V. Rigist
Cambridge
Asbury Dixon
Snow HU
Mamie Gillen
Highlandtown
Burne
Lillian M. Byerly
South Ann Street
Paldenore
Burns
United States
John Q. Rose
Qudge Morris
United States Court
Maryland
Maryland University Law School
Misa
Wachter
House of Representatives
Wants Pension Reduced by a Pension Official Letter
Eugene F Ware Commissioner of Pensions received a letter from a man in Illinois asking to cut or suspend a pension of 20 dollars a month he claimed prosperity justifies a reduction. The examiner reported the applicant is insane and has been in an asylum for some time. In a separate game Frederick Athletic Club defeated Brush Factory 15 to 1 at Athletic Park with Jones pitching a one hitter. The Park and Eastern Stars game was postponed to this evening at 616. Standings show Frederick Athletic Club 40 1000, Athletic Park Club 101 500, Brush Factory Club 18 250, Eastern Star Club 0 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Ware
Ftnois
Cours
Pension Bureau
Ware
Frederick Athletic Club
Brush Factory
Athletic Park
Jones
Bal
Topper
Creeger
I. Moberly
Jones and
Bennets
Park
Eastern Stars
OY Statement of Receipts and Expenditures 1901 1902
City official Edward A. Gittinger auditor presents a Maryland style OY statement covering May 5 1901 to May 5 1902. It itemizes cash receipts from water permits tax foreign stocks license owes and other sources alongside expenditures including provender rent and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Gittinger
Taos
the General Assembly of Maryland
Pia
Joar
Voor
Vaan
Mtaltabtands Shu
Opera Moune
Beare
Water Hente
Hbowds
Shepherd
Uasn
Disbursements List From Local Accounts
A fragmented ledger style item lists cash disbursements for salaries, office and street work, police uniforms, repairs, rights on Fourth Street, lighting, fire companies, water works, bridges, garbage removal, insurance, interest and discounts, rentals, blacksmith tools, postage, building repairs, sinking fund, mayoral credits, health office, printing, coupons, election officers, war costs, and a local annual sale advertisement follows with a clearance sale on men and children’s footwear and related items.
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Quah
Cau
Bleis
John B. Sifford
Osan
Cashania
ACTUS
Cseb
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Pan News
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Intel
HE News
Frederick, Md
King Edward
Apxwrat Crowninshield
Venios
Tredigpatch
Rathbone
Havana
Contemporary Comment
Admiral Dewey
Court of of Inquiry
Schley
Santiago
Avan
Baan
Tam
Weather Observer
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago Post
Pehaw
Victor Dalants
Sething
General Assembly of
East Church Street
Market Street
Chapel Alley
John H Bennett
Rovers, Wood
S. Eimer Brown
Gtr
Frederick City
Electocloch
D.m
Aldernen
Frederich
Geo
Edw. Smith
Henry Lorentz
Fourth Street
East Second Street
Ward Street
T. M. Blzer
Gommercial
Ther News
UU Lesa Banking Fund
Smith
Ellen Y. Payne
Harriett McCartney
William Haugh
Susan Haugh
D. P. Buckey
Honorable
Board of Aldermen Baring
Gittinber
Baker Johnson
Attiorney-At-Law
Potts
Gourt Street
Noah E. Cramer
Noah B.ramee
BALE
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Pakers Ie
W. Patrick Stree
Fencaville
Patrick Street
Mt Zion Chareh
Rhoderick
Daseridle
Charlestile
W. Patrick St
John Walsersville
Moblet
Bragdoc
Dering Sa
Baoglar
Jonaseitte
Noas SB
Ralidine
Colum
Amade
MOSER
Monrtain City Creamery
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Zimmerman Mile CO
B. Zimmerman
Landis
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Hamilton
N. Market St
Market St
Eichelberger’s Grocery
Wear Fourth Street
Frederick County Phone
Wuerzdd&wiy
Recerick
Middletown Rhailway
Myersville
Jelsdl
Constantine Cardes & Bros
Gall Ug
Cardes & Bro
PSE Pieney
New York Avenue
Atlantic City
W.s.imbl
DU Barry
D. Mantz
Kotzdiyr
Daniel Crimmins
Merchant Tailor
N. Market Street
Potomac
Besant & Enott
the “Burger” Art Gallery
Azodiy 23
North Market Street
Cosviran Org
Towzsaxp Sport & Soz Bankers and Broesra
Fayette
OPPO
Postoffice
Baltimore, MD
CST
Seoandard Charch
Sattabis Teward
Ofice
Fipdiv
W. Sopth
All Saints
Jefferson
Manor_piker
Pinder
News Ofice
Samuel J. Tilgtman
Bannab Tilzeman
Bie
Christian Winebrewer
Court House
State of Maryland
East Fifth Street
Middle Alley
Fifth Street
Ramuel J Tilghman
John K. Schell
Ide M. Schell
Charles W. Ross
Samuel J Tilehwan
Hannah Tilghman
Christian
John HE. Schell
Mort
David C. Winebrener
Cuah
Sharetts
J. H. Busgard
Frederick I
City Hotel
Palace
S. Market St
South Market
Seventh St
Harry McRery
John L. Dutrow
Eighth Street
Das
Charles C, Waters
Walter Saunders
Sam's Place
Baltimore & Out
Parturen
Washluerss Junction
Wanhiweign
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Washington and Way
Delphia
Baltimore and Way
Hagerst
Wacington
Dueat
Harper's Ferry Avinstesee
Beeiien
Staunton
Weshington
Ciocing Tineinaed Tn Ae Danspolls
Duest
Washington Junction
Philadel
Iphis
Wee York
Way
New York- Cumberland
Cincinnati
St. Leeis
Winchester
Ore
Sanday
Waahington Hagerstown
Mt. Albey
Hattisnars
Witations
Whas
Baliname
Nem
Pea
St Louis
Chicsco
Wingblagton
Bacerstows
Lerington
Wary
Martinsboro
War Sage
War
St. Louis
Glnelaaar
Biltmore
Way Stellonz
Polisdelphia
Poocetept Bander
Bandas
Baltimo Ing Wars
Philadelphis
Waehioew
Philsdelphis
Pittepurg
Chisaco
Wer Pa
Warhingto
Gumberland
Jetington
Runswick
War Soto
Mulanix
Tinks
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