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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1900
Page
1
Editorial notes expert opinions from the South on the Boer War prospects and American sentiment. The piece discusses potential outcomes, Anglo American support, and the political stakes as the conflict evolves. It reflects wartime attitudes and the influence of European events on domestic views.
Contemporary comment argues over party influence and presidential timber while urging caution against private swap politics. Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station reports on insecticides fungi cides and spraying apparatus and notes the pea rouse threat on the Eastern Shore as a reminder of the value of agricultural science.
A collection of short humorous quotes and exchanges from various papers. Jabs about gender roles and marriage expectations mix with light banter and slang. The fragmentary text features speakers from Chicago News Philadelphia Bulletin Cleveland Plate Dealer and Washington Star, with lines about proposals, wealth, and daily quirks.
A Chicago surge of violence targets workers resisting a labor union. The piece argues the state must prevent coerced labor and permit free work without a license system, echoing editorials from the New York Sun and World. It cites historical figures to question age limits on labor and leadership.
An editorial column debates military honor and accountability in the Chadwick and Schley episodes. It questions presidential influence, calls for impartial scrutiny, and ponders outcomes if Schley had faced similar censure. The piece critiques public scandal and prize money disputes tied to the Santiago affair.
A fragmentary page notes poetry about melody and nature, with lines on music within rock and tree and a maiden’s song by a brook. Included are brief items on local clubs, a land condemnation jury for the B&O Railroad, and preparations for a United Brethren conference in Dayton, Ohio in May 1901.
British forces report a retreating Boer force along the Zand river and Srousatade after the Winburg engagement. Casualties include 822 captured prisoners and several killed wounded missing, with reports of allied advances and strategic gains.
A May 7 dispatch from Tas Newt Mantis states General Young telegrams Aguinaldo and Tino have moved toward the mountains and appeared to regroup near a seat. The forces plan a strike before rains and request reinforcements to bolster the position.
Notices report a miners meeting at Klondike mine with no attendees, Cecil Republicans selecting delegates, and a body found near Betterton after a fall from the bugeye Sisters. Also listed are Anti-Saloon League activities in Baltimore, several deaths including Mrs. Caroline Andrews and Mr. Henry Renn, a barn fire near Westminster, a divorce suit in Highfield, and preparations for the Ryland Sportsmen's Show at Electric Park Baltimore.
Fragmented text shows a legal notice regarding an estate or property matter. It references Sean M Tate or a similarly spelled name, creditors, payments, and a notice deadline. The readable phrases indicate property or inheritance actions and potential foreclosure or settlement steps. The exact details and dates are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a formal notice about debts and distributions.
Frederick County Maryland invites bids for 199,700 in 3.5 percent coupon bonds to be dated July 1, 1900 and payable over forty years. Bids due at 1:00 p.m. April 18, 1900. Bonds issued only at par, cash sales, minimum 100 dollars, maximum 1000. Delivery July 2, 1900. Principal paid to County Treasurer for tax collection.
Smith Brothers formerly with J D Birely and Son have opened an art studio in the Toons former premises opposite the B O depot. They invite the public to call and inspect their work offering high class art at the lowest prices.
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