News and notices from Frederick and beyond
The item outlines the Weekly News offices in Frederick Maryland with advertising and subscription details, then shifts to editorials and opinions. It discusses a mayoral question, critiques General Funston, praises Audubon Society aims, cites hard work as key to success, and includes Mr Herbert Vreeland on youth opportunity in business. It mentions a New York Metropolitan Street Railway presidency and the Habit of work shaping young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society of New York
Congress
Herbert H. Vrosland
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
New York
Mr. Vreeland
Advice for Young Men to Succeed in Their Chosen Paths
The speaker urges caution in seeking frequent advice and emphasizes personal resolve. He counsels following one’s own calling, hard work beyond expectations, honesty, and continuous study. He notes talent or circumstance may limit reaching the very top, but dedication improves odds of success.
Contempory views clash on glory and pensions remarks
The excerpts critique Admiral Sampson for seeing limited glory in victory at Manila and propose promoting Funston with a gold medal and granting Aguinaldo a US pension and Washington residence. The texts also condemn disfranchisement and census fraud, urging proper punishment for frauds, and mock the House salary grab grafts, noting public indifference to their jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funeton
Aguinaldo
Funston
United States
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Baltimore Sun
Merriness Minutes and Witty Quotations Collide
A fragment from a humor page cites banter about river rescues and misheard lines. It includes snatches of jokes about a timid lady, a boatman, and a string of newspaper quips from Harper's Bazar and other papers.
General Funston's risky Luzon reconnaissance mission
General Funston led a mixed American and Filipino force into Isabella province to capture Aguinaldo’s forces. The expedition faced treacherous allies and rugged terrain, with uncertain numbers and high risk of capture or death, yet Funston had a history of success guiding future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunston
Weasington Star
Fouston
Isabella
Aguinaldo
Guinaldo
Tagale
Aguimaldo
Luzon
Funston
Calumpt River
Sheep Raising On A Large Scale Feature
Reprint of a photograph image from J. E. Phleeger of Fesgaville showing Calvin E. Hays with his shepherd and dogs. The article notes Hays followed Horace Greeley’s advice to “Go West,” built a Wyoming ranch, and found sheep farming highly profitable due to low upkeep, soil renewal from manure, and revenue from wool, mutton, and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Phleeger
Fesgaville
Calvin E. Hays
John O. Hays
Wolfeville
Mr. Hays
Horace Greeley
Catoctin Mountains
Wyoming
Funaton’s bold Philippine mission earns cautious praise
The piece credits Funaton with a daring plan in the Philippines despite initial belittlement. It notes critics accused him of playing to the galleries, yet asserts his record shows a brave leader capable of rallying followers in danger and delivering decisive action when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funaton
Philippines
Moments with the Hines A Lover's Tact
A magazine fragment presents poems about romance and heartbreak. The first piece shows a witty exchange on kiss proximity as a mark of lover's tact. The second depicts emotional renewal as a new tenant arrives and clears old grief from the speaker's heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganson
Harpar's Bazar
Philomathean and Emerson Literary Society Meetings
The Philomathean Society held a weekly meeting in Kemp Hall with a recitation by C O Ausherman and a debate on withdrawing U S troops from Gabon. The affirmative Rohrback and Urner won two to one over Gramer and Nicodemus. The Emerson Society met, with a program including recitations, essays, and a debate on whether a fireman is a greater hero than a soldier. the negative won two to one. Officers of the College Journal were elected with Jesse W. Downey Jr. as editor-in-chief and C C Ebert as business manager. The group adjourned to meet April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ¥. Love Canon
Canon
Ble Catee
Mesars
C. O
Ebert
J. W. Downey, Jr
W.C. Haffner
The
College Journal
Jesse W. Downey, Jr
C C. Ebert
C. H. Kreh
B. &. Cates
Albert C. Ebert
Weekly Trade Review From Baltimore Market Update
Baltimore market weekly review notes record activity with trust and railway stocks surging on Guardian Trust and Maryland Trust developments. International Trust and United States Maryland stocks rise on earnings and rumors, while Seaboard and rail issues push prices amid speculation and solid underlying value in bonds. Bradstreet’s adds cautious optimism with improving trade, crop outlook, bank clearings, and building activity signaling a strong spring outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Guardian Trust Company
Maryland Trust Company
Guardian
Trust Company
Cirvens Prost
International Trust
Alabama Coal & Iron Company
International
Buliou Dollar Steel Trust
United States Videtsy & Guaranty Company
Maryland
United Railways
Philadelphia
Nashville Railway
Norfolk Railway & Light
Seaboard i
Seaboard Common
South Bonndse
Georgia
Alabama
Carolina Central
Seaboard
Georgia, Southern & Florida
Towsse Esp
Scott & Son
New York
Senator Stewart Increases Loudoun Land Holdings Significantly
Senator William M. Stewart completed a major land purchase in Loudoun County Virginia acquiring the 2500 acre Coton estate along Goose Creek and the Potomac river near Teesburg. Together with previous holdings this brings his Loudoun total to over 3000 acres as he plans to enter stock raising and other ventures. price for Coton not disclosed but deemed fair.
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Stewart
Loudoun County
William M. Stewart
Henry Harrison
R. A. Pantos
Coton
Goose Creek
Potomac River
Georgetown Pike
Teesburg
Alaska
Senator Stewart
Southern Railway
Senator Steward
Loudoun
Dancing class closes term with a refined social evening
Miss Willie Riteme directed a delightful dance class soiree at Independent Hall attended by many parents and friends to mark the quarter's end. Miss Nannie Eisenhauer provided piano music as the class prepares to resume on Thursday evening in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Riteme
Independent Hall
Nannie Eisenhauer
Recital at Woman's College Features Noted Student Musicians
Pupils of the Music Department presented a varied program last night at the Woman's College with Miss Sadie Zimmerman and Miss Ethel Whipp among performers. Solo numbers included Schutte, Godard, Garrett, Greig, Wallenhaupt, and Rachmaninoff. The audience praised Miss Beard, Miss Mullinix, Miss Crane, and others for their technical skill. The program closed with Rubenstein and Pinsuti numbers by Misses Stauffer and Barbour. A two act comedy drama The Last Loaf is planned for April 12 to benefit alumni, directed by Miss Fauntleroy, with participants including Emma Newman and Helen W. Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hender
Greig
Wallenhaupt
Miss Crane
Durand
Miss Mullinix
Rachmaninoff
Lindow
Comen
van Dennep
Elinor Markey
Mae Gorn
Carmichael
Blumenthal
Mr. Keller
Wom- —Ang College
Miss Fauntleroy
Emma Newman
Helen W. Stauffer
Messrs
Roy Roland
Frederick Miller
John Markey
Guy Motter
Wilfred McCardell
Millionaire Fire Chief Leads From The Front
Mayhew Bronson of Larchmont New York is described as the wealthiest fireman in the United States a millionaire leisure leader and a tireless worker who never misses a blaze. He trains extensively attends every alarm and keeps a bedroom connected to the fire system to receive calls. He emphasizes tough training a strict code and an unyielding dedication to firefighting.
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Freman
United States
Mayhew Bronson
Larchmont
N. Y
Bronson
France
Germany
Syonson
Europe
Scannell
Baward F. Croker
Hugh Bonner
New York Fire Department
Sres
Indead
Easter Window Displays Brighten Frederick Shops
Frederick merchants showcase Easter decor with rabbits eggs and novelties in store windows along North Market Street. Miss Georgia A Poole Mr John Hershberger Mae A TV WeMasedelaan and others feature themed displays with bunnies hens horses puppies and spring gowns attracting crowds and promising festive baskets for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Georgia A. Poole
North Market Street
John Hershberger
Helen Keefer Hershberger
Helen
Mae
TV WeMasedelaan
Lowenstein
Patrick Street
Downright laziness signals springtime and rest
A rustic verse from Waseindox Star laments the urge to idle as spring arrives. It pictures galler dandelion smiles, port wind, and fishin worms surfacing, signaling time to fish and nap. The speaker embraces the lazy mood, declaring calm and readiness for ads by dan.
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