Maryland News and War Remarks at Mount Das3 Strife
The Daily News surveys Maryland affairs including the Monocacy battlefield memorials and farmer prosperity, and defends U S conduct in the Moro conflict. It rebuts claims of wanton slaughter by noting women and children were killed as shields or due to crater conditions, urging restraint until fuller reports emerge.
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United States Senate
Mount
United States
Ward
Wood
Islands
Baiog
Maryland Aids Senators and Baltimore Reform Bill
A Baltimore News editorial lauds Senator Insider Raycer as a strong national figure. Delegate Lehmayer introduces a bill to appoint an unpaid commission to study extending reform to Baltimore city, ensuring thorough discussion before the next Legislature.
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Lehmayer
Baltimore City
Tate
Baistmore News
Minutes of Merriness and Quips from Old Papers
A collage of light, humorous exchanges and short anecdotes from various newspapers. Includes playful dialogue about love and vanity, a bachelor’s wedding plans, and a job seeker’s misadventure, featuring characters like Obteenago Journal and Frazzled Frankly.
Press Exposures and Political Perils Take Center Stage
The Philadelphia Letter contests the alarm at exposing corruption, praising a public awakening against trusted wrongs. It cites Judge Parker on party bosses, warns against partisan zeal, and notes the risk of perjury in courts, while Washington’s warnings on bossism loom over these debates. A Washington Post piece credits women in Chicago for boosting municipal reform via licensing fees aimed at crime repletion.
Perkins Annotated Reports and legislative graft questioned
A Baltimore American stance mocks engrossing bills and Perkins Annotated Reports as costly for the Legislature. It notes repeated purchases of about $15,000 in these books, alleges graft via “Perkley” or a similar name, and questions the value to the public amid a disputed printing shift.
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Baltimore American
Perkins
Perkley
Cumberland Times
Monumental Union Soldier Remains at Antis National Cemetery
The Antis National Cemetery holds 4,690 Union soldiers with 2,860 known and 1,830 unknown buried there. Each grave bears a marble headstone showing number, name where known, state, and date if available. A 22 foot tall stone soldier stands at the center, part of a 42 foot high monument. base visible in the accompanying picture.
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Ascrad
National Cemetery
Antis
Fam
St .Getsysburg
Chicago Reform Debates Police Costs and Woman Suffrage
A grand jury links police inefficiency to high costs and crime in Chicago while proposing lower expenses. The piece notes the city’s wealth, calls for better governance, and reports Chicago women’s clubs pushing for municipal suffrage amid party boss opposition.
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Sdmin‘tration of Justice
Het c
Munoniocipal Legislatura
Chicago
Butta
Feraness
Coatiest
Club Women of
Hariven
Lke
England
Sweden
Kanass
B& Good
Mikes Jane Addams
Chicago Evening Poss
Miles Addams
Uise
Market Gossip Tells of Fresh Prices and Early Purchasing
Ebings notes buyers arriving early as days lengthen and dressed chickens become scarce. New radishes appear at five cents per bunch. potatoes supply expected to meet demand. Prices across produce, meat, fish and dairy listed, with eggs 13 to 14 cents a dozen and butter 25 cents a pound.
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Thaza
Parterhouse
Contentment and Regret in a Quiet Evening
A reflective lyric evokes longing for constant peace and cheer despite life’s clouds and fortune’s ups and downs. A related vignette narrates a father’s remorse after striking his child, haunted by remorse and a forgiving, white-robed figure that brings reconciliation and rest.
TEWASOURY UNDER ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY IN NY
Lewes Greene Tewasoury, a well known Wall Street broker, was arrested in Philadelphia for grand larceny connected to an indictment in New York. Police say he fled to Mexico and Europe after heavy debts, then returned about six weeks ago. Local authorities have little information on the charges. A woman is cited as a cause of his trouble.
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Hela
Philadelphia
Lewes Greene
New York
Requere
New Yor
Tewksbury
Grand Leged
Mexico
Europe
Tewxsbury
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Editor in Lowry City
W Reamer, editor of the independent Lowry City News, urges every family to keep Chamberlains Cough Remedy at hand for instant use to curb a cold early and speeds recovery. notes it also treats croup in children and may prevent an attack. Available at A L Pearces Drug Store. mention The News.
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Chamberlain
W. Reamer
The
Independent
Lowry City Mo
A. L. Pearce
A. L Pearre
Literary Societies Dominate South Frederick March Meetings
The Juvenile, Clover Leaf, Belles Lettres, South Frederick, Alcott and Whittier Literary Societies held regular meetings with varied programs of readings, essays, orations, debates, and recitations. Judges favored affirmative or negative verdicts in debates. all groups scheduled to meet again March 23. A separate Fire report notes White Pigeon Michigan business district destruction with Chamberlains Salve touted.
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Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Street
Tysryer
E. Barnee
Easy
E. Kennedy
Joe
Doc
A Kemp
Toe United
ME. Shirley
ME. Shirley; Declamation, ‘Tie Corn Chopper,” FE
Mc Olameseay
EK Misienry
Albaugt
Reading
Arkness
Rocky Island
J. Eikles
Ool J. Smith
J. Sacday
W.H Harricon
R. Fisher
Rasding
Dausie
Key
I Whitney
HE Seeger
Daniel Webster
O ‘Pyerar
Our Railroad
Tsoma
Etsay
Nashan
E. Ossborn
Mr. Winder
Mr. Kirg
V. Dyeryar
J. Snyder
Ubar Tere
Rifis
Carer
F. Pyerya
D Hendrickson
A. Qiyon
H. Stanton
F.jaicolow
H. Aibsigh
Clover Leaf Literary Society
O. Regan
Ed. Delaplaine
Mose
Mise Helen
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Mass High School
W.qoramer
R.gavar
I. Michasi
Quebec
Most
Alcott
Alcott Literary Society
Girl's High School
Foy
Daisy Decil
Pauline Gilbert
Margaret Doll
Mary Molesworth
Mendelssohn
Virginia Rove
Mary Gittingar
Bertha Houck
Mary M. Molesworth
Gazzi
Whittier
Arbor and Bird Day Proclaimed with School Observance
Governor Warfield is expected to issue a proclamation designating Arbor and Bird Day. State Superintendent MM. Bases Stephens lists a detailed five day program for schools, tracing Arbor Day’s origins to J. Sterling Morton of Nebraska and its spread across the nation. A separate report from New York notes an ex convict opened fire in the Crescent cafe injuring three, with one man paralyzed likely for life.
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Tsia
Warfield
Bases Stephens
Feldsy
Air
Stephens
Maryland
Arbor Day Grill
Tas Nightingale
Artic
Arbor Day
J. Steelieg Merton
Nebraska
Washington
Morton
Horticultural Society of
Yowa
Union
Atlantic
Great Britain
France
Worth
South Africa
Spain
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Negro Sheets
New York
Tegrd
Kentucky
Crescent Cafe
S2d
John Walsh
Times Scott
John Jones
Scott
Lucas
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
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XOWS
Cerrere
Frederick Md
Setae
Frederick County
Resson
Mount Das
Jessor Bacetor
Marrland
Friarde
Senate
Insider Raycer
Ita
Baltimore Sur
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Hatteras
Vesily
Yonkers Statesmar
Milwaukee Sentinel
Matios
Ehalr
New York Times
Parker
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Damoers
Tsa
Jnige Parkar
Phttsdebala
Tris
Washington Post
Mr. Raycer
Rimech
Antietam
Oes
Ebings
Toe Market
Briveane
Jacy E. Baxer
Witurax D. Goorp
Whittier Literary Society
Eats Zeigler
Edith
Ruth Gur'bart
Schoslmaster
Edith Milter
Grace Wach Fer
Mary Higar
Edos James
Rath Moberly
Kata Nussbaumscn
Elaine Shorsy
Gazetts
Mary Filler
White Pigeou
Mich
Alfred Wicket
Frederick County Satl Bank
Frederick —County
Blank
Rederick, MD
Farmers’ & Mechan’s’ Otl Bank
Frederick
U. 8. Depository
Ganized
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A. L. Pesrie
Seika
Theavasi
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
East Church Street
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Torrs
Ada
Fahrney
D T. Ordeman
Secretars
West South Street
Apable Slesman
Jess H. Smith Co
Lewis
Mircsiéwit
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Welrereen Co
Pitsburg
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Shipley
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R&nt
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Head's Mill
Miédim
Chas
T. K. Young
Central National Bank
Braddock Heights
J. Rosenstocs
E. Patrick Street
U. A. Lough
Etchison Britaine
Citizens” National Bank
Pratt Cramer & Stauffer
Plymouth Rocks
ROAN
Miodilm
South St. Frederick
Charles Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Buff P. Rocks Ltd
Frederick Fair
B.A- Crist
Frederick Ma. K
Bleck Simorea
R. C. Brown
Plymouth Rock
Buckingham Industrial School
Beckesstown
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Rhode Island
Milton Engel
Frederick, Ma
Leonard Satrick
Woodsboro
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Milton G. Urner Trustes
mSdawil
Newspap
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