Debate Over Session Ends and Woman Employment Rotes
The article contends the Maryland legislature may have deserved credit for ending the extra session, notes the Manila report on Aguinaldo, and discusses Washington departments seeking to limit female clerks. It critiques alleged gender bias, arguing women are cheaper labor and less amenable to discipline, challenging the claimed superiority of men in office.
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Aguinaldo
Fanstog
Isabela
Luzon
Washington
Civil Service Commission
McKinley generosity noted toward defeated foes and policy allies
Contemporary comment praises President McKinley for showing generosity to defeated Republican candidates and to Democrats who backed his policies in the House or Senate, highlighting a striking display of conciliatory conduct amid partisan divides.
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Senate
Primary election law and mobs in Maryland debate
Various editorials discuss Senator Bryan's primary bill failing to satisfy reform aims and the political boss influence on elections. Maryland courts and police are praised for safely handling Wiley Kirk's case to avoid lynching, sending him to Baltimore for trial and execution under sheriff safety.
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Wiley Kirk
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Baltimore
Quip Fragments From Various Papers Mixed In Merrineds Minutes
A collage of humorous snippets from different newspapers includes quips about engagements and quarrels, a hungry man in bad days, a jail remark, and a playful dog joke. The dialogue touches on love, money, patience, and cross time zones with light tone.
Carnegie gifts spur city branch libraries debate in New York
Public school teachers urge Carnegie library loans to expand access to curated reading. They foresee branch libraries under school oversight to foster disciplined reading, with teachers guiding material choices and linking school reading to lifelong habits. The piece notes New York’s need for such support and cites the Carnegie offer as a promising reform.
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Gorman’s Senate bid and 1892 nominating prospects
The piece analyzes William Gorman’s political moves as party factions clash over tariff policy and party reorganization. It notes his failed 1892 presidential bid, the collapse of the Whitney Chicago moment, and suggests he seeks a Senate seat where his experience and affable persona may yield a settled, influential position.
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Whitney
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Gorman
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Moments with the Muse and a Harrisburg move
A poetic piece from April Success invites spring, pairing Ber’s verse with a note on George E.K. Frazier leaving Frederick for a Harrisburg soda fountain post. The page also previews a planned model town venture and includes several local advertisements and endorsements for medicines and tonics.
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Methodist Annual Conference Opens In Hagerstown
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened at St. Pauls Church in Hagerstown with Bishop Earl Cranston presiding. About 100 ministers are present as the opening session moves into routine business including officer elections and committee appointments.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Earl Cranston
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Ore
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Baltimore Conference faces age issue in Methodism
A proposed Maryland conference resolution seeks a joint committee to study the age question in the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and report next year. The measure, introduced by J. R. Wheeler, drew animated debate as Bishop Cranston named Wheeler Edwards and Richardson to the committee. Also noted are transfer of U. S. A. Havener from Virginia Conference and Henry Mann’s withdrawal. Evening program features Denman Thompson's The Sunshine of Paradise Alley at City Opera House with a strong cast and scenic production amid public sales notices.
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O. H
City Opera House
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Paradise Alley
New York
Verdi Ladies
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Charles Peters
Helen Gurney
Grace Kimball
John Walsh
W. J. Sully
H. W. ¥Iikman
the Preas Basso
George P. Annand
John J. Flyon
Albert Brown
Splendid Country Store and House at Delta Md
Property listing for the estate of the late Jas F Beall in Frederick County Maryland includes a two story store 45x20 feet with attached warehouse, orchard, garden, and all conveniences. Describes location, profits, and terms. sale notice for March 30 1901 with additional items from other listings.
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Lvant
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Arent
Delis, Md
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C. B. Fout
TRE Dater
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