Okapi mystery and carp catch lead a 1901 Frederick items list
In The Weekly News from May 13 1901 the okapi or helladotherium rumor ties to the old Hagerstown Mail province and a Brunswick carp haul weighing 76 pounds. It notes a Washington to Gettysburg electric railway push via Westminster and urges local support for the Frederick Thurmont and Northern project. The paper proposes forming a Frederick branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to curb dog killings and animal mistreatment, asking who will start the movement.
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Africa
Hagerstown
Mail’e
Potomac River
Brunswick
Washington-to- Gettysburg
Westminster
Frederick
National Capitol
Great Battlefield
Thurmont
Weat Third Street
Society For the Prevention
Society For the Prevention of
Tar News
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Friends of
West Third Street
Wino
Contemporay Comment on Roosevelts Path of Roses
Ohbina seeks a large loan as Democrats fight in Annapolis and Baltimore. Straws show wind direction with Republicans winning 21 of 28 council seats amid public disapproval of Democratic methods. Wall Street turmoil erupts in a Black Friday scene as Northern Pacific stock swings from 100 to 1000 and back to 345 per share.
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Baltimore
Annapoli
Montgomery Press
Wall Atrest
New York
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Monaco Card Rooms Face Gutter Racket Allegations
A harsh critique targets the Monaco gambling scene describing the slovenly operations, card tables, and the worst clans. Names Marvi and Joorzal appear as figures in the derisive account.
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Monaco Ora
Marvi
Joorzal
Quips and Quirks in Murky Market and Matrimony
Snippets from various papers show light gossip and odd letters. A Yonkers Statesman humor line mocks dog loyalty, while a Boston Transcript quip suggests wisdom in not revealing all to a teacher. Philadelphia Press notes a fortune teller predicting second marriage happiness, and a Chicago broker warns of a fake postal patronage scam in which a Mrs. Blank requests a stock trade.
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Qchicago
Doctrines and Edication in the Press Items
A collection of columns argues for the Monroe doctrine as essential to U S policy, condemns tramp suppression in Pennsylvania, and defends academic freedom against capitalist control. It features editorials from the New York Herald, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Detroit Prang.
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New York Herald
United States
Great Britain
South Africa
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Detroit Prang
Arthur ©. Dovejoy
Stanford University
Moments With The Muse Evening Song And May June Poems
A collage of verse and prose poems from May and June by Smoxey Lanizr and Buss Caran in the Smart Set, pairing love imagery with seasonal lines about May and June and home. Also notes on remedies for coughs and cold related to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Lexative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by A L Pearce, with claims of cures and low cost.
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Egypt
Cleopatra
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
Circus Prepares to Take the Road for Summer Tour
A circus begins its summer tour as winter quarters are packed. Workers drum up the move and stage crews prepare for travel. The caption hints at a sensational act, promising a thrilling triple somersault over six elephants.
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Tns
Dedication 15 Postponed on First Page Details
The report covers a postponed dedication with remarks on publishing interests and church growth. Mrs. H W Roop sang a solo while Rev N Mr Bell discussed mission outlooks for the century and urged alertness courage and consecration to fulfill the Great Commission. Rev J Kephart stressed world wide evangelism and stronger church structures. Benediction by Rev H R Dresser.
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H. W. Roop
Bell
Thia
J. Kephart
H. R. Dresser
Jubilee Session Handles Church Finances and Lectures
This morning's meeting in Frederick opened with devotional exercises led by I H Neff and song by J W Howe. Reports on centennial pilgrimage, Y P U work, and bequests to religious bodies were read. Dr Russell H Conwell of Philadelphia to lecture tonight on Acres of Diamonds. tomorrow's Jubilee program at Otterbein Church outlined with choir, poems, and sermons.
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Osatle
I. H. Neff
J. W. Howe
George Miller
Frederick
J. L. Grimm
G. H. Statton
Colorado
Frederick County
O. U. Brubaker
Board of
Church Trustees
D. R. Miller
Lawrence Lineberger
Wisconsin
L. A. Huffman
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Board of Education
Union Biblics Seminary
Fanna
Woman's Missionary Association
Church Erection Society
Otterbein University
General Conference
Chambersburg
S. D. Faust
Apple
Woman’s College
East Church Street
J. R. Parker
Hotean
J. R Chambers
A. Schmidt
Mra. L. Miller
Otter
Gabel
J. P. Larda
Meewhe
Centennia Conference visitors at Kemp home in Bloomville
The first party of the Centennia United Brethren Conference visited Rev. Pater Kemp’s home. Delegates listed include L O Sumner J Sheller Jacob Miller J E Hill Wm S Kirkendall Lewis Moore W Hi Karatedt W D Bishop A Boyd J W Eaton J E Paddock. Key notes on the history of the United Brethren Church and potential associate editor candidate Rev J T Hobson D D were recorded.
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Otterbein
Benediction
G. Fritz
Kemp Honec
Centennia United Brethren Conference
Pater Kemp
L O. Sumner
Bloomrills
Ohio
J. Sheller
Findley
Jacob Miller
Bloomville
J. E. Hill
Clyde
Kirkendall
Smith Center
Kansas
Lewis Moore
Napoleon
W. Hi. Karatedt
Kokomo
Ind
W. D. Bishop
Sanctuaky
J. E. Paddock
United Brethren Church
Frederick Co
Maryland
Peter Kamp
Samuel Miler
William Otterbien
J. G. Pfriner
Martin Buakin
Christian Orcum
George A. Guting
Henry Ornum
O. Newcomer
John Hershey
Adam Lehman
S. Gersinger
Abraham Draksel
Henry Boehm
D. Autauf
Jacob Bowles
Wm. Ottarbien
Wm. Otterbien
Martin Boshn
J. T. Hobson
D. D
Indiana
Mir. Hobson
Jackson County
Hartsville College
J. Weaver
Wantfield College
Dayton
Toledo
Iowa
Washington
Columbus
Chicago
American Temporance University
Harriman
Tennessee
S.C. Coblentz
First United Brethren Church
Topexe
Kan
Carrie Nation
United Brethren Parsonage
Mary EB. Henkle
Oregon
West Africa
W. H. Mayers
Groff
Barbara Fritchia
Adently
Indianapolis
Osnton
Topeks
Public sales and lic sale notices from early Frederick listings
Public sale notices announce a mortgagee sale of a three story brick building complex on West Patrick Street Frederick City Maryland with frontage and depth details and a second notice for a house and lot on East Fourth Street Frederick City Maryland issued by trustees under a circuit court decree dated May 1901. The documents list parties Isabella Carmack Henry Etchison Sophie E Stonebraker and Sophie Hergesheimer among others with dates and procedures for bidding and deposits.
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Henry N. Etobison
Frederick Courts
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Mary
West Patrick Street
Patrice Street
Frederick
Marken & Bielfeld
Isabella Carmack
Henry N. Etchison
Frederick County
Frang L. Btoner
Mortrazes
Harvey KR
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Sophie E Stonebraker
Rod Senrie Horgesheimer Et al
Ara Defendante
Belog Equity Cvusa
Sophia Hergesheimer
Joseph Horgesheimer
East Fourth Street
Mra. Bakers
Hammond Orner
Jacob Rohrback
David M. Main
Orphans’ Court
Alfred T. Gartrell
William A. Norwood
Marco Trim
Hammond Urner
Enid Des
Frederick Planty
Uglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co
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