Independent Newspaper Subscription Rates and Staff Names
The News in Frederick Maryland lists the Independent Newspaper and The Weekly News with subscription prices in advance and various terms. It notes editors, officers, and managers including Thos Biren, Howard, and others, and invites correspondence and ads via The News in Frederick Maryland.
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Pourliserd
Great Southern Printing Ans Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Biren
Thos, Scnley
Er Brarny
Howard
Becy
Primary tax bill limits scope to city and county
A House of Delegates action approves a tax primary section that applies only to Baltimore city and one county. The report critiques party platform aims and notes public interest in water pumping services by United Fire Company and others. It discusses Frederick war claim progress and historical tramp labor data with references to Senator McComas, Professor McCook, and a Chicago Record-Herald synopsis.
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House of Delegates
Baltimore City
Republican Party
United Fire Company
United Company
Peruars
McComas
Congress
Frederick
Senate Committee
Houses
Washington
McComash
Tramp population stated as rising in U S despite reforms
Professor John J. McCook of Trinity College reports in the Independent that tramp numbers in the United States are higher now than before and that about 50,000 tramps roam the country based on lodging-house statistics in Massachusetts and corroboration from roadbound tramp correspondents. He cites World’s Fair era estimates of 20,000 in Chicago and a 1879 daily lodgerate in Massachusetts suggesting thousands more on the road.
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United States
Massachussetts
McCook
Chicago Record-Herald
Independent
Massachusetts
Laver
John J. McCook
Trinity Collegs
Massachusetta
Masracha Wethend
Contemporary comment on Maryland politics and reform
The Baltimore papers urge fair elections and urgent reform of state law. They push for an honest uniform ballot, road and school funding, and passage of the Human Oyster bill in Annapolis, arguing counties could gain better roads and schools without extra tax by reallocating existing funds.
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Barly-Barly
Friends of Fair
Annapolis
Senate
Baltimore News
Maryland
Antispolis
House of Delegates
Haman
Baltimora San
Minutes of Merriness Reveal Household Quips
A collage of brief humorous exchanges from various sources. A mother describes a sprain preventing attendance at church, a teasing remark about vacations, a vicar’s wife and a daughter’s banter. Witty exchanges touch on tea talk and financial boasting about entertainment costs.
Voice of the Press and Political Issues Overview
The excerpt reviews three items from different papers. It notes English sparrows threaten song birds and hawks in western farming areas. It discusses a Republican-dominated Congress bearing full legislative responsibility and political leverage for opposition. It mentions campaign themes, tariff debates, and policy questions about the Philippines and civil government in the islands.
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The
Atlants Journal
No Taxation Without Reprostitation Echoes Debate in Congress
Fragmentary speech lines reference taxation without representation and government consent as the congressional election begins to form. The tone suggests growing public engagement and scrutiny of constitutional principles influencing the political landscape.
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Congressional Electone
Moments and April Day Verses Across 1900s Echoes
A collage of verse and prose notes with lines from Scribner’s, a Washington Star reflection on April and persistence, and Atlanta Constitution debt to labor. A Lancaster conference outlines Muhlenberg College expansion noting a $200000 building cost and local support, aiming to elevate the Lutheran institution's grounds and facilities.
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Lancaster
Cumberland
Dauphin
Lebanon
Berks Counties
Muhlenberg College
C. J. Cooper
Allentown
Boers Well Armed in Western Transvaal Fight Fiercely
A London dispatch from Klerksdorp reports Boers in the Western Transvaal are well supplied with guns and ammo and enjoy strong numbers and support. British columns are too small to stop them as the Boers show no intent to surrender. Other brief items note a reward offered in Massachusetts for a missing body, a looming general strike by Virginia miners, possible Panama Canal transfer to the United States, Galveston sea wall bonds, the Reading Railroad new Harrisburg station, and a cotton compress fire in Athens.
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Western Transvaal
London
Klerksdorp
Transvaal
Letters From The People On War Claims And Kansas Letter
Letters discuss war claims linked to Confederate payments and government stores, with insistence on favorable resolution. A Kansas letter praises Tax News, notes cold February in Kansas, unseasonal warmth in March, and observations on climate and emigration experiences from Phillipsburg, Kansas.
Key Monument Association Resolves on Schley Death
At a meeting of the Francis Scott Key Monument Association held at Mrs. A. M. Landauer home, Major E. Y. Goldsborough Dr S. S. Maynard and C. Ausher man were appointed to draft resolutions on the death of Afra. M. Helen Schley a prominent member. Major Goldsborough and L. Bader were named to seek cantons from the National Government and to obtain a bronze tablet with an inscription for the monument base.
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
The worst storm of the month is forecast by Hicks. Frederick City Manufacturing plans an election tomorrow to elect officers. Local market quotes show corn at 2.95 per barrel, shelled corn 60 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat 75 cents, steamer 74, hay 19 to 10 per ton. A pension of 5 dollars per month is granted to William F. Murphy of Fountain Mills. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for preventing illness. The note ends with a stray name, A L Pear.
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Hicks
Frederick City Manufacturing Company
Theirefise
Cifivera
J. E. W. Hargett
William F. Murphy
Fountain Mills
Dinners and dances mark wedding festivities at Keysville
A bridal dinner honored Miss Leafy Dorcus and Barnet Flandigen of the neighborhood, with Mr and Mrs Fox and others in attendance. The Keys ville Drum Corps serenaded at dusk, followed by a later soiree noting Miss Willie Ritchie’s class. County officials returned from Annspokie after discussing Neighbour's Normal School bill. Also local ads promote Chamberlain’s cough remedy and shoe sales at The Bee in Frederick.
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D. R. Koontz
John Shorb
Andie
Estella
May Shorb
Mise Carria Stouestier
Nora
Lula Forney
Keysville
Willie Ritchie
Independent Hall
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Charles B. Font Aue
Amos Byler
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Gee Weekly
Luther M. Bready
C. M. Bizes
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Edgar T. Mercer
J. M."hobbs
Milae
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Olis
Charla B. Font
Jacob Wiles
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Daly News
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Stanneberger
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Harvey R. Lessee
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Harry KR. Snook
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J. C.jonson
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Thomas J. Kolb
James CO. Cram
Ladiesbure
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Chas. B. Pout
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Daily News
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POR Sale. Ltd
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