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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
1
Dispatches note hisses and laughter at Dewey during the Virginia Democratic Convention, while tributes defend Admiral Schley. The Washington Star backs the Lacey bill to enlarge the Agriculture Department’s powers, curb interstate game trade, and allow introducing birds to aid pest control, urging Senate passage to curb bird slayers and protect species from overhunting and illegal shipment.
The text asserts heavy penalties on dealers for possessing birds protected by game laws and states any killing must meet state slaughter and sale regulations. It argues that enforcement depends on administration and suggests the Secretary of Agriculture will provide adequate enforcement means.
Contemporary commentaries note General Roberta as a potential candidate while doubting the idea he is being poised. The Boer War is deemed imminent by Cecil Rhodes. Carroll County earns mention for rural free delivery and the political boom around Charles Emory Seth as vice presidential hopeful.
Special Dispatch from The News Laige dated May 3 describes General Robert being struck by Geo Hatenten and driving a unit from Houbeck, capturing forty two prisoners. The report lists twelve killed and fourteen wounded, noting the death of General Mazinsott, commander of the Roseian foreign legion null.
The Morte has not yet replied to the American note. No further details are provided regarding any response or subsequent actions by the parties involved.
Special dispatch reports on May 3 from Massis that Hebrews on Pansy Island ambushed a reconnoitering party of the Twenty Sixth infantry, killing four and wounding sixteen.
May 3 Puivavetrets report that Philadelphia's Bulld iog Trades Council ordered out twelve thousand more men, bringing total out to sixteen thousand. The action targets work on the National Convention building.
Funeral notices report the burial of Geo. A. Reed who died May 2 in Altoona Pennsylvania with interment at Mt. Olivet tomorrow at 10. Acknowledgments include mentions of family by marriage to James and Samuel Forney. Other items note a dental school graduation in Baltimore by Stewart Pomeroy Dean, and civic updates on water mains inspection by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. Advertisements praise Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve, plus financial notices for a Frederick Maryland bank, millinery opening, and a printing of bank balance details, deposits, and capital.
A collage of humorous exchanges and brief political jests from multiple papers. Includes banter between characters on love and memory, a wry tease about political loyalty by Senator Sorgham, and a gag about an eminent tragedian Earees Tormer with a throat trouble excuse.
The New York World reprints Gov. Allen’s inaugural remarks to Porto Ricans, calling them fallow citizens of Porto Rico while praising a shared system of freedom and education. His oath to defend the US Constitution clashes with the belief the Constitution does not apply there. The Philadelphia Record critiques Southern educational suffrage ideas versus Pennsylvania’s illiterate voter aid and secret ballot erosion.
A dream tinted poem fragment describes a Garden of Dreams with lullabies and tiny dream-fairies guiding sleep. It mentions a pink pilgrim, bridges of Slumberland, and a soft dawn, ending with a call to rest and good night. Also notes a horse death from kidney failure and a detached meeting notice for the Independents.
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