Political shocks and drift mark uneasy era in 19th century press
The text sketches a jumble of political moves and public notices. It notes Senator Quay's Florida fishing trip as a simultaneous event with Senate extra session actions, references a St. Louis firm refund, and mentions a reshuffle in Democratic leadership. It comments on Kaiser Wilhelm, the Monroe doctrine, and urges bird society funding through Treasurer William Datcher of 625 Manhattan Avenue, New York.
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Senator Quay
Florida
Senate
Protection of North American birds urged by unions and societies
The American Ornithologists' Union and Audubon Societies press for laws to halt ruthless bird destruction and restore populations. Wardens guard remaining tern and Laughing Gull colonies on New Jersey coasts, hoping to repopulate regions that once hosted huge seabird populations. The report cites sightings of successful nesting and notes birds aid farmers by destroying pests.
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Tat
American Ornithologists’ Union
Audubon Societies
United States
New Jaracy
J. B. Rider
Little Egg Harbor
New Jersey
Contempt for Corrupt Politics in Maryland Press Commentary
Contemporary comments quote Admiral Crowinshield on satisfaction with government, note ideal inauguration weather, and critique political bosses and graft. The Baltimore American and Baltimore Herald weigh in on political accountability while Cumberland Times and Baltimore News warn of retribution against those misusing power amid public demand for justice in Maryland.
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Baltimore Herald
Joseph Ching
Thera
Maryland
Baltimore
Newa
Moments of Merriness and Quick Conversational Snatches
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from multiple papers. The snippets feature light banter about piano playing, memory, postal envelopes, financial resources, canine humor, and a joking exchange with an imaginative philosopher and Colonel Stillwell of Kentucky.
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Esid
Colonel Stillwell
Kentucky
Washington
Tar
Hoar Addresses Armour Students Urging Character Over Wealth
Senator Hoar told Armour Institute students that making the man is higher than making money. He cited Agassiz on time for wealth and noted his own finances, revealing annual income under $1,800 from life estate and stock. He owns a home and three vacant lots and admits extravagance in collecting books.
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Chicago Trrone
Senator Hoar
Armour Institute
Agassiz
Hoar
Atock
Moments with the Muse Cupid's Graduate
Fragments from a March issue poem by Fruix Carnes in Smart Set recount a student’s pale attempts at love and learning. The speaker thanks a lover who aided in conjoining romance and study, noting patience, joy, and a playful bachelor’s pride after earning Cupid’s degree.
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Collegs
Gil
Ana
Cupid
Fruix Carnes
John Blount Recovers From Attack With Pain Balm Aid
Friends report John Blount fully recovered from an attack on rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The liniment was said to give prompt relief after doctors in Menon India failed to provide relief, with widespread testimony of its effectiveness.
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John Blount
Chamberlain
Menon
Ind
Pearre
Multiple Maryland Notables and Fires Reported Across Counties
News items from various Maryland locales note the burial with Masonic honors for Dr. Charles H. Ohrwan at Ourmbarland and a death in Snow Hill of Dr. George W. Bishop, alongside a large fire destroying two stables in Rockbridge area. Reports mention potential new factory interest in Rockville, a pain of highwaymen holding Mrs. Emma Little in Waynesboro, and health concerns closing a Glen Boho school due to suspected diphtheria. Public figures include T. F. Reussell, Col. Jesus J. Moore, and President Loree of the B&O Railroad. There are mentions of naval academy preparations in Annapolis, and a Montgomery county residence fire.
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T. F. Reussell
Ena
Aled
Ortafleld
Charles. H. Ohrwan
Ourmbarland
Emma Little
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Rockville
Naval Academy
Anvapolia
Jesus J. Moore
Maryland Honge of Correction
Worcester County
Haltimore
Snow Hill
William Oaple
Ganobor
Carroll County
Washington County
Ibla
Loree
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
George H. Ball
Potomac
Montgomery County
Ite
Glen Boho
B. E Stonestrest
Thors
Social clubs and programs pace through Lent’s end
Amidst winter to spring transitions, local societies report steady activities. Daughters of the Confederacy and Eastern Star hold regular meetings. public schools close April 15. hospital records remain strong. Various college groups plan concerts, lectures, and annual visits, with arts clubs continuing study and trips.
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Frederick City Hospital
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Order of the Eastern Star
Grend
Mizpah
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women’s Christian Temperance Puoton
Woman's College
Visitation
Art Club
Stack Removed From Old Municipal Plant After Incident
The Colt and Dixon Packing Company purchased the old municipal electric light plant stack for use at its new plant. While removing the stack last evening the derrick broke and the stack fell onto the roof but caused no damage. Beavy beams blocked the edge of the roof as the stack was rolled to the ground.
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Municipal Electric Light
Colt & Dixon Packing Company
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer Charms Piedmont Music Audience
A Piedmont Herald writer praises Miss Lucy Eisenhauer at a Wednesday musicale in Piedmont West Virginia. He notes her fine presence engaging personality and irresistible soprano voice, saying she will receive a warm welcome from the local people and will likely be greeted with many encores.
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Piedmont
W. Va
Piedmont Herald
Lucy Eisenhauer
Great Paris Sacred Heart Church Costs and Montmartre Tour
Special correspondence from Paris notes the unfinished Great Church of the Sacred Heart on Montmartre with a cost of seven million dollars plus. It details Montmartre’s landmarks, the Sacre Coeur dome and clock tower, Russian Orthodox churches, and Saint Genevieve’s tomb, ending with impressions of Parisian sacred spaces and Gothic interiors.
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Paris
Vaance
Saint Danis
Diopysius
Montmartra
Montmartre
Seine
Mare
Bern
Buttes Ohsumont
Bae Air
Paris Sacre Coeur and Gothic Grandeur Described in Detail
C F Maekell details the Sacre Coeur under construction with subscriptions funding much of the project. He notes red inscribed stones, a twelve to fifteen foot high height, the Savoyarde bell, Viollet le Duc’s Gothic restoration, and the cathedral’s dim vestibule with thirty seven windows. Royal tombs line the Gingy aisles as he wanders the crypts recalling France’s monarchs and revolutionary upheavals.
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Paria
Capitol
Washington
Sacre Coeur
Savoy
France
Dagobert
Louis XVI
Maria Antoivetti
Orleans
C. F. Maekell
A Texas Steer at City Opera House Thursday
Washington coverage notes the Texas Steer comedy arriving at City Opera House on March 12. The long running show features Jas. BR. McCann as Maverick Bracder and James Devlin in Brassy Gall, with June D. O'Hara and Will T. Chatterton in prominent roles.
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Boyz
City Opera House
Jas. BR. McCann
Maverick Bracder
D. O'Hara
Mary Mannering
Prominsat
Dahomey
James Devlin
Brassy Gall
Will T. Chatterton
Maj. Yell
Miss May Bretonne
Bossy
Horses Inspected by Janier Steam Fire Company
A large crowd gathered in front of Steiner Bros drug store yesterday afternoon as Mr. Cusries N. Hargett paraded two gray horses for inspection by the standing committee of the January Steam Fire Engine Company. The horses were tried on Second Street and the committee was scarcely impressed.
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Steiner Bros.’ Drug Store
Cusries N. Hargett
Psirof Isrzs
Town tale of 1902 cure and a baby’s relief
A winter 1902 vignette from a small town recounts Mrs. Harmon praising Chamberlain's Cough Kemets and its infant relief. The column notes local sellers A. L. Pearre and others and a skeptical view of manufacturers while urging readers to try the remedy.
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Smaall
Atereat
Joan E. Harmon
Melta Station
Chamberlain
Chauberlain's Court Nemasy
A. L. Pearre
New Patriotic Song In Whitsey Opera At Academy of Music
The Whitsey Opera Company presents a new comic opera When Johnny Comes Marching Home at the Academy of Music in Baltimore starting Monday March 9 with performances through Wednesday and Saturday. Composer Jollan Edwards has written a patriotic song My Own United States already popular, sung in public schools in New York. The lyric lists global lands and pledges affection for the United States, with hopes of Congress declaring it the national anthem.
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Johnny
Stasitelave Stange
Jollan Edwards
Whitsey Opera Company
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Ccomponer
New York
Congress
United States
Will of Charles W Hamrichhouse probated at Hagerstown
The will admittance to probate states Charles W Hamrichhouse leaves $17,000 to each child W H Hamrichhouse J W Hamrichhouse and Mrs L E McComas. The remainder goes to his wife with $1,000 to eight grandchildren upon her death. After debts the estate valued about 135000 to 150000.
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Bamrichonne
Charles W. Aamricshouse
Hagerstown
W.H. Hamrichouse
J. W. Hamrichonne
L. E. McComas
Mary
Charles W
William H
Barry H
L Misford
Nettie H. Snd
Louise Hamrichonsa
Mary EK. McNomas
Mre.c. Goodloe Edgar
Y M C A Convention Officers Named In Baltimore Session
Mr Ira N Logan secretary of the local Y M C A was elected general secretary of the biennial convention of the Eastern Division of the Interstate Young Men's Christian Association now in session in Baltimore Mr Wm D Zimmerman of this city was named a member of the credentials committee
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Ira N. Logan
Young Men’s Christian Associan
Baltimore
Wm.d. Zimmerman
Market Quotations From Hantern Milling and Export Company
Local market report lists corn at 2.85 per barrel shelled 46 cents per bushel wheat No 3 red 75 sigamer 73 per bushel data 40 cents per bushel hay 18 to 120 per ton reflecting today’s prices and ranges from the Hantern Milling and Export Company.
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Hantern Milling & Export Company
Overwork, dejected strikes prompt remedy ads
A periodical advertisement and bankruptcy notice discuss remedies for nervous disorders and liver complaints, toutting Electric Bitters and Dr Ring's New Life Pills. The notice also covers the District Court of Maryland bankruptcy for William S. Ogle, with a creditors meeting set for March 18 at 54 W Patrick St Frederick Md.
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A. L. Pearce
Jess Mttle
Dr. Ring
New Life
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Ogle
Wm. BR. Ogle
Ladiesboro
Frederick
William 5
W. Patrick St
A. DL
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Taff Investment Company
St. Louis
Gorway
United States States Senate
Democratic Cauons
Kniser Wilhelm
London
Europe
Audubon
the Protection of
Birde
Contemporary Comment
Cumberland Times
Migs Hammerton
Chicago Daily News
Denver Republican
Princeton Tiger
Exkimo
Toledo Blade
Voice OF the Press
Hadley
Harkness
News OF the
Xesterdes
Loge
Moscow
Biblatg
Pisa
Baldichines
Parisian
St. Etienne- Gn
Mont
Stephen
Genevieve
Pantheon
Rome
Come OF the Sacred Heart Church
Iestation
Wat Apeer
Harchers
Spain
Talia
India
Egypt
Africa
Switzerland
Bran -Beotland
Ireland
Old England
Holland
Columbis
Earth
Harper
Hauer
CDER
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Equity
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Andrew J. Tabler
Catherine Linson
Johnisanzon
Maren
Marcn
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
Douglass B. Hargett
F.C. Norwood
Folictor
Noah E. Cramer
Urbana Pike
Potts
New Market
Johngsville
Indian Springs
City
Dasstille
McHale
Petersville
Market Street
Ltd
Rocky Springs
North Mariah St
Oussast
A. Uilbert
Lo Oe West
Bouth St
Ung House
St St. Hi
Abderson
First National Bank
Church St. Jat
Frederick County Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Emul
Keat
Fast Patrick St
Carty's
Bichelberzer
Halljoy
Lawis
Fourth Street
Sappington
ARF
Bion E. Hopsts
Usciw
West Patrick St
Jersville
National Bank Buiding
S. DL. Lilly
West Patrick Street
Lewis M. Nixdorf
East Patrick Street
Winebrewer
Pollik
South Market Street
C. A. Krazier
Charles J. D. Strailman
Franklin ‘Street
Frederick Md
Franklin Street
Ukimn Strest
Alyred Ritter
Guets Wachter
McCardell Farm
M J. Grova Lime Co
Frederick, Hid
Middletown Water
Chas. C. Waters
N. J Wilson & Som
Excelsior
Maradin
N. J. Wilson & Son
E. Patrick St
Maridiw
North Side East Third
J. D. Kepner
East Third Street
Martdizt
George C Remshare
R Sale
East Fourth Street
Ars
Thomas Dougherty
Saints and
Les Streets
Wilbur HE. Duvall
Farmers & Mechanics National Hank
FPO Siz
Monrarch Sunshine Bolier
Bowers Lumber Co
College Place Co
Fitdawi
Cosziee
Waters
Atorney
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