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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News lists subscription prices and mailing options for the weekly and daily issues in 1902. It details rates for United States delivery, terms for prepaid periods, and mentions the paper's office connection to the Tele Exchange. It also includes the Saturday date and a May 1902 calendar snippet.
The Baltimore community shows generous support for Johns Hopkins University with a large subscription drive aiming to reach a substantial fund of one million dollars. The appeal stresses the university as a civic asset and pledges reflect broad local goodwill and business sense.
The Baltimore grand jury urged industrial, moral and religious training for the colored population, arguing that Booker T. Washington’s methods show how such education can reduce crime. They urged leaders to promote self help and skill, noting benefits seen in Hampton and Tuskegee programs.
A collection of fragmented editorials notes shifting views on fashion symbols and political sentiment. References include Baltimore Herald and Baltimore American opinions on Tillman and crowd perception. Mentions a Troy broker squander case and Maryland’s new advertising law linked to the American fish emblem.
A collage of clipped phrases and jokes from various papers shows mis-spaced lines, stray dialogue, and garbled text. The fragmentary notes include references to law, a card game, a minister, a wedding, and jokes, with multiple attributions and partial quotations mingled in a single mishmash.
A collage of editorials on Tillman’s remarks about South Carolina politics and anti Bolshevik style attacks, a satirical Packers plea on Missouri beef cases, and a New York World dispatch about Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona statehood, with projections of new Senators and Representatives. The piece questions consolidation and expansion, noting the political stakes.
A twilight laugh from a window mocks cynics about the world. The verse recalls maternal joy and a child’s gladness, with mythical imagery and a gentle celebration of everyday wonder. Celia’s street scene is described with flirtatious detail and a light, lyrical tone.
The piece touts ambitious plans to beautify Washington with European ideas while promoting patent medicines. It hawks Hoster's Stomachs Bitters, Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and throat issues, and Victor Liver Syrup as a liver cleanser, urging readers to buy at local druggists.
A grand gift to Rear-Admiral Schley was quietly presented at the Baltimore home of Theodore Marburg. The 88 piece service, made by Kirk & Bon of Baltimore, honors his leadership after Rear-Admiral Sampson's death. The centerpiece reads This Service Made of Spanish Coin Recovered From the Cristobal Colon. The presentation was postponed due to the death, and timed with Marburgs departure to Europe.
A stubborn mule resisted seven men attempting to back it across a ramp at the North Market Street excavation for the Rosencar building. Despite pulling at its mouth and striking with boards, the animal would not yield, walking away each time. Finally unhitched, the wagon went down the platform with the men hanging on. A large crowd watched.
The Emerson Literary Society met yesterday with President H Hanson Maulsby presiding. Roll call and minutes were read, then a program of recitations essays and a debate on whether US Senators should be elected by the people. The negative won two to one. Hanson Maulsby was elected second assistant editor.
Obituary notices recount deaths from May 2 to May 8 in Springfield area. Mrs Bata Kapauver aged 63, widow of Kefauver, died of cancer after moving from Middletown to the county years ago. Dalton P. Wright of Xenia, aged 66, died from blood poisoning, previously a tobacconist and cigar manufacturer. George C. Devilbiss died at 73 on the Monocacy. eight children are listed. A solemn Requiem Mass and Mount St. Marys rites honored Archbishop Gortigan’s repose. A health ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for whooping cough, with local seller A. L. Pearre in Springville.
Omaha mayor Frank E. Moors stirs debate by proposing an official matrimony parlay based on a plan from a Cleveland man. The plan aims to organize a formal marriage event in the city, drawing mixed reactions from residents and officials.
A flood of letters reaches May Be The Mayor from young men across Nebraska and as far east as Peoria Illinois. An anonymous Nebraskan complains about a city bureau and a woman says she is thirty and still single while East women seek husbands.
A bustling May market morning with berries and prizes listed. Strawberries draw women shoppers while extensive prices cover poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, meats, and local stocks. Strong notes on bank activity, railways, and general trade amid lingering economic tensions.
Baltimore May 9 The week opened dull with a sharp loss in Webb- Byer Syndicate Specialties amid NY International Power and related stocks, wiping out margins. The decline pressured the entire market though a late recovery followed. Local business remained brisk, rail stock activity led by United Railways, gas shares edged down on dividend expectations, and several railroad bonds showed strength with Seaboard bonds trading around 87 and other issues near par or above.
Albert V. Lampe read his poem The Universal Mystery at the Di Squothian Literary Society anniversary in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The piece muses on nature and the cosmos as a vast mystery guiding life and the world with spiritual imagery.
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