The Daily News and Weekly News Ad Prices and Local Notes
The item combines old notices on delivery, pricing, and how to order The Daily News and The Weekly News from Frederick Maryland, with scattered editorial remarks on national figures and topics, including Rockefeller, education, and a Baltimore farming article. It discusses the rise of a gasoline engine in Maryland harvests and notes on public figures and local governance.
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Maryland
Baltimore News
Quay retirement echoes spark Gotham franchise fears
Contemporary comment notes Quay’s looming retirement may erase politics. Pratt imitates the move, prompting Gotham to fear a broader franchise grab. The Hagerstown Mail reports aggressive steps toward an official crusade against mosquitoes, citing Winchester’s kerosene battle against monotones as context.
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Hagerstown
Winchester
Moments of Meekness and Sly Wedding Gags Across Papers
A collage of humorous clippings and quips from early 20th century papers. Snippets include a wedding tour vow to hide nuptials, a circus pianist toed repertoires, The Post advising grand service for American letters, a parent child exchange over asking mamma for an apple, a Boston aunt reacting to Ibsen and transcendentalism, and a Chicago girl’s brittle wit about eyeglasses and dignity.
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Boston
Chicago
Ibsen
Harlem
What are courts for in lynch law era headlines
The New York World reprobates lynch law in criminal cases and asserts courts are letting murderers off. The Washington Star links Senator Guay’s re election to Pennsylvania street railway franchise rewards and party machine influence. It notes lawmakers rush franchise laws, Philadelphia city charters, and mayoral signing amid opposition and a $2.3 million offer.
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New York
Herald
Washington Star
United States
Guay
Pennsylvania
Quay
Lawa
Philadelphia
Moments With The Muse and Miscellany Notes
A collage of verse and prose pieces quotes Henry van Dre, Mary praise and a Harlem Life note. An editor Geo E Cary testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm appears amid miscellaneous fragments and a local advert.
Week's Record in Frederick Circuit and Orphans' Courts
In the week ended June 19 the courts recorded property deeds, marriage licenses, and numerous estates. Deeds include Franklin B. Smith to David M. King for 250 dollars and Laura A. Castle to the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for 20.98 dollars. Marriage licenses list John L. Miller and Katie May Kusshmaul among several couples. The Orphans' Court filed inventories, accounts, and probate actions for Alexander Brengle, George O. Wisher, John R. Mills, Robert Biggs, James E. Walker, Daniel U. Garnand, Van Buren Dixon, Bernard Colliflower, Lydia A. Wood, George Fisher, Ann Brian, and Bernard Calliflower, with executors and administrators appointed and orders to sell assets where noted.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Am Ni Tranchere
Franklin B. Smith
David M. King
Sarah J. Kemp
Wm. R. Diggs
Thomas Fitzgerald
Jasper M. Harrison
Jas
Norris
Wm. T. Robertshaw
Laura A. Castle
Frederick
Catherine Main
Sarah E. ©. Fleming
Joseph A. Wickless
Ellen L. Heinlein
Robert L. Tyler
Charles P. Troxell
F. L. Stoner
D. A. Sharetts
J. W. Legore
Walter B. Crowe
Hammond Urner
Emory A. Murphy
John L. KR. Miller
Katie May Kusshmaul
Harvey Q. Wollard
Lillis Car”baugh
Ostootin Furnace
Frederick O. Rossman
Johnaville
Hallie V. Zimmerman
Walkersville
George W. Burkerl
Alice E. Hesken
Mt. Pleasant
Alva O. Zimmerman
Woodeboro
Mary 8. Freeze
Thurmont
Alexander Brengle
Sall
David M. Brengle
Joshua J
Daniel U. Garnand
James U. Garnand
John F. Garnand
David M. Rengle
Joshua J. Dill
van Buren Dixon
William D. Baker
Wilbur B. Duvall
Bernard Colliflower
Lydia A. Wood
Nettie R. Wood
George Fisher
George O. Fisher
Agnes Fisher
Ann Brian
William Downey
Bernard Calliflower
John ‘F
Jago Collfower
Veto at Hagerstown Ends Railway Franchise Fight
Mayor Schindel rejected the railway franchise ordinance in Hagerstown. Allegany county School Board seeks 55000 for four new buildings. Five men arrested for breaking into a freight car of the Western Maryland Railroad in Hagerstown. Mary E Jackson on trial in Baltimore for poisoning her husband William Jackson. Thomas Harris injured by coal fall in Ocean Mine Allegany county. John Stewart acquitted in Baltimore murder. Hattie D. Smith dies from burns in Baltimore. Ship John McDonald believed burned at sea with all hands lost. Baltimore Mayor Thomas G Havas spoke at St Johns College commencement. Opponents to Dr. Washington Tuck urge convention to place their alderman candidates on ticket.
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Schindel
Hagerstown
School Board
Allegany County
Western Maryland Railroad
Mary E. Jackson
Baltimore
Wiliam Jackson
Thomas Harris
Miuer
Ocean Mine
Midland
John Stewart
George H. Dann
Baltimore City
Hattie D. Smith
Marshall G. Smith
John McDonald
San Francisco
Thomas G. Havas
St. John’s College
Commencement Echoes at Visitation Academy
Father Coleman announced premiums and Father Temple presented them at a sunny Visitation Academy ceremony. Address by Father Temple praised womanhood and education with tributes to mothers. Emma Forest, 1864 graduate, led alumnae reunion as members grew to 217. várias donations to library fund and $5 mother’s club accepted.
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Visitation Academy
Father Coleman
Father Temple
Gaffory
Smith
Father O'Rourke
C. Creacy
Florence Evans
Lizzie McKnight
Blaine, Prince
J. A. Doyle
Washington
H. Temple
New York
Jas, McSherry
Joshua J. Dil
Ella Stonebraker
Eleanor Shriver
Katherine Eisenhauer
Josephine Cavanagh
Marie Harbin
Marie Miller
Washington, D.C
Barry Adams
Gaishersburg
Frank Brown
Woodstork
Sallie Murphy
Clara
Medora Curran
Flora
Raphael
Baltimore
Genevieve
Walsh
Harper's Ferry
Misa Edith
Berke
Petersburg
Susan
Fendall
White Post
Emma McKeone
Piedmont
W. Va
Wm. Gaither
Felisas Davis
Fountain Millis
S. Fitzsimmons
Buckeystown
Eugene Hammond
HO. O. Trandle
Sallie E
Angela Sappington
Libertytown
Chas. Roneerback
Line Kiln
Mary Heater
Point of Rocks
Florence McGrader
Namaville
Ruth Euho
Airy
Arthur Peddicord
Annie Peddicord
Unionville
Temple
John Wesley
St. John’s Chorah
Academy
Wall Collapse injures brick layer at War Held bank site
County correspondence from Sykesville reports a partial wall collapse during construction on the new War Held bank. Bricklayer Joseph Rise sustained severe injuries, including a broken arm, a dislocated shoulder, and extensive cuts. He was hospitalized at Baltimore City Hospital. The missive also notes a runaway carriage near town, a serious mule accident at Springfield Asylum, and brief travels of local residents Mrs. Chas Favour, Mrs. Theresa Riley, and Mr. J E Barnes as they visited Philadelphia, plus L H Schultz visiting relatives in Frederick.
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Sykesville
Joseph Rise
Rice
Baltimore City Hospital
Nannie Brook
Henry Stanbitz
Springfield Asylum Farm
Hoe
Staubitz
Chas. R. Favour
Philadelphia
Theresa Riley
J. E. Barnes
L.H. Schultz
Frederick
The Work of Death. Charles T. Barnes
Charles T. Barnes a colored man who ran restaurants on West All Saints street died at his home from dropsy aged 35 years 10 months He leaves a wife Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at An bury M E church with interment at Greenmount cemetery Local ads praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and favor its use in families by Druggist J Goldsmith and Van Etten
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Harles T. Barnes
Charles T. Barnes
West All Saints Street
Glate
Anbury M. E
Greenmonunt Cemetery
Soli Chamberlain
J. Goldsmith. van Etten
L. Pearre
Oxford
the Bee
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Ane's Business College
West Patrick Street
Dison’s
The Sun’s Extinction Warned By Eminent Scientist
An eminent scientist warns the sun will exhaust its heat in centuries and urges making the best of life. The item promotes Hochttetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, and digestion issues, claiming long-standing use in America.
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Hochetter
For Rent House No 9 East Tafrd Street Notice
Rental notice for dwelling No 9 East Tafrd Street currently occupied by Mrs Miller. Indicates modern improvements and a deadline around April 1902. Ends with unclear contact by End Bros. and a misread date April 1 1902.
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Ond
H. Steiner
Sarer
Tafrd Street
Stop the Cough and Work Off the Cold Ad
An old time advertisement touts Lexetive Bromo Quinine Tablets for curing coughs and colds. It touts quick relief with a price of 25 cents and promises a cure for the common cold. The line promotes a medicine with bold claims and minimal dosage details.
Showers of Frogs Debate Clouds and Folklore
A discussion sparked by a Towson Bar member’s claim of bull frogs dropping from clouds near Red Hills Maryland. Recounts expert skepticism from Dr Philip R Uhler and Baltimore Sun interviewees. examines Science Gossip quotes from 1872 about whether frogs fall from the sky.
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Frederick
W. George Marley
Towson
Baltimore Sun
Philip R. Uhler
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Hardwicke
H. E. Watney
Br. A. B’s
Zeus
Danae
M. A.B
Mr. Watney
Thomas Cooper
Ray
God
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