The Daily News and Weekly News Subscription Rates
Frederick Maryland based The Daily News announces subscription prices: four months for £100, six months for $160, annual rate £3.00, with advance payment and carrier delivery in city. Also lists The Weekly News at 100 per year with advance payment and club inducements. Telephonic exchange connected. correspondence and orders invited.
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Matinger
Tax
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United States
Nif Vaere
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Frederick
Electric railway debate and town clock questions mix with 1899 headlines
May 15 1899 items note Dewey celebration plans and McKinley’s health, local interest in a proposed electric railway from Myersville, and the Pennsylvanian depot improvement. Frederick praised by Baltimore American. Dr Bryant attacked pensions for former slaves. A reader asks why the town clock has stopped and Tar News notes its recent repair.
Frederick’s War Debt at Frederick banquet
Frederick businessmen at a banquet of the Business Men's Association heard secretary Lewis A. Rice call for united action to improve the city. Joseph D. Baker urged Congress to repay Frederick the $200,000 paid to General Harry in 1864, arguing justice requires the U.S. government to cover the sum.
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Business Men's Association
Lewis A. Rice
Frederick Business Men
Frederick
Joseph D. Baker
Congress
United States
Harry
Baker
Monocacy
Washington
Frederick Bis
Contempt for Dewey and Washington debt burden debated
Contemporary comment cites Frederick debt relief, Dewey reception abroad, and muting of German influence in the Philippines. Cartoonish editorials note Congress has repeatedly rejected claims, while official Navy decisions settle rank disputes and close the controversy.
Minutes of Merriness and Local Snippets
A collection of wry quips and exchanges from various papers. The Indianapolis Journal notes a cheerful view of spring labor while Chicago Tribune mocks tall policemen. Washington Star and Chicago News contribute light humor on devils promises and diving suits.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Arbor Day Aim Beyond Pleasant Outing
The Philadelphia Record notes Arbor Day should focus on forest destruction and its impact on water, crops, and climate. Promoters aimed to preserve forests and replant trees, stressing active conservation beyond a simple outdoor celebration.
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Philadelphia
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Moments With The Muse And Easily Distinguished
A period piece presents poetry and dialect sketches. It contrasts reflective verse by Alice Cary with comic observations on optimism and social pretension featured in the Washington Star. The notes comment on sowing seeds, vanity, and worldly folly amid everyday life.
How to Prepare Toothsomy and Wholesome Diaries
A compact guide offers steps for dental care and managing daily worries at home. It outlines methods to protect teeth, improve routines, and reduce anxiety through simple household practices and disciplined habits.
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Hong Bok
Biotled Lame Chops Tarragon Sauce and Rhubarb Sherbet
A cookbook style article describes browning and searing pork chops then finishing in a fire, with a Bechamel based Tarragon sauce. It also covers Liparacous Puree from asparagus, baked fish with hollandaise and stuffing, browned potatoes, a strawberry salad, rhubarb sherbet, and frogs legs preparation. It cites quantities, methods, and serving suggestions, emphasizing sauces and rich accompaniments.
Monner party tours Frederick to view electric railway route
A business party from Hagerstown arrived in Frederick by special trolley car after traveling from Jayperswwnn to Myersville. They dined at Hotel Burgess then returned home. Attendees include Judge Edward Stake, Alex Neill, John W. Stonebraker, R B Crawford, Theos J South, J J Fink, Col Jacob J Fisher, and others. G O Rhonberick and Messrs. Geo Win Smith and Win P Maulsby joined later.
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Frederick
Jayperswwnn
Myeraville
Guost
Monarh
Douglas Bros
Myersville
Hagaratown
Burgess
Edward Stake
Alex. Neill
John W. Stonebraker
John
Nicodemus
Crawford
Theos
South
J. J. Fink
Wm. Jennings
Christian Lynch
Charles E. Fink
Samuel Douglas
Wm. Douglas
Chas. Webb
B. P. Dunn
Hunter
Joy Wisner
R. B. Hazlett
Death notices from Rocky Springs and nearby towns
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Miss died at Rocky Springs aged 87 of paralysis. Widow of Lewis Miss, known for remedies, leaves two sons Ernest and Lewis and four daughters. Funeral Sunday Rocky Springs chapel 1 pm, Mt. Olivet Cemetery interment. Rufus King of Laytonsville died at James Dayton residence. Mrs Hattie King of Clarksbury died of consumption at 24.
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Rocky Springs
Miss
Lewis Miss
Ernest
Shookstown
Lewis
Mt. Olivet
Rufus King
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
James Ayton
A Teacher Remembered Farewell Gift at School
On Friday morning the pupils of Mr Irving Siser gathered to bid him farewell. Master Leo Wineberg spoke for the pupils and presented a Morris chair to Mr Biser in thanks for his kindness and care. The teachers read resolutions expressing regret at his departure and appreciation for his cooperation and welfare of the students.
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Siser
Leo Wineberg
Biser
Morris
Auction sale of listed stocks by Harvey R Lease
Harvey R Lease auctioned the following stocks today for B Reich executor: Central National Bank stock ten shares to George Wm Smith at 31.50, five shares to same at 31.50, twenty shares to John Simmons at 31.60, Frederick County National Bank stock five shares to George Wm Smith at 22.25, par value 20. twenty nine shares to Charles Wertheimer at 22.50. 1693 dollars of weekly deposits of Franklin Savings Bank to John Eisenhauer at 111 per hundred dollars. Backeystown Turnpike Company stock shares to WM Baker at 15.10, par value 15.
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B. ¥. Reich
Central National Bank
Geo. Wm. Smith
John Simmons
Frederick County National Bank
Geo. Wm. Smth
Charles Wertheimer
Franklin Savings Bank
John Eisenhauer
Backeystown Turnpike Company
Wmn. G. Baker
Inhuman Treatment of a Boy by His Uncle
A 13 year old colored boy crippled from a fall was found at the Hotel Burgess with a severely cut and bruised eye and other injuries. His sister said their uncle Charles Jones of All Saints street struck him with a hitching strap and beat him. The boy was taken to Magistrate White and a warrant sworn for the uncle’s arrest before the boy was sent to a physician for treatment.
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William Jones
Burgess
Charles Jones
All Saints’ Street
White
Brewery scheme to convert Page foundry collapses
A New York financier named Mr Frank visited Frederick to assess converting the old Page foundry into a first class brewery but deemed insufficient business to justify operation. The project is abandoned and the property returns to the Frederick Town Savings Institution, with promoters set to forfeit their deposit.
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Page Foundry
Frank
New York
Frederick
State Dental Examiners Meet In Frederick Tonight
The State Board of Dental Examiners will hold a meeting this evening in Dr Edward Nelsons Frederick office with Nelson a local member. Other board members are due to arrive in Frederick this afternoon.
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State Dental Examiners
State Board of Dental Examiners
Edward Nelson
Nelson
Frederick
Local grain quotes at Frederick today
Wheat was priced at 700 cents per bushel at Frederick's Local Mart. Corn shelled quoted SS cents per bushel. corn on eat priced 2 a barrel.
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Frederick
Edison plays and health ads headline local brief items
A morning gallery on West Patrick Street opposite Cir Hotel showcased Edison's passion play Pictures. The page promotes health remedies and a rapid transit headache cure, detailing claims about digestion, kidneys, fevers, and headaches amid a string of local interest notices.
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West Patrick Street
Cir Hotel
Religious Services Schedule Brightens Weekend in Town
Local religious leaders announce sermons and events across multiple churches. Rev W Burnspring preaches at Araby chapel. Brunswick Presbyterian dedicates new Sunday school room. All Saints Episcopal and several other churches hold morning and evening services with varied Sunday school times. Key events include the Church of God cornerstone ceremony at Fourth and Bontz, and a Baltimore Deaconess Board presentation by Rev F H Manhart.
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Araby Chapel
Presbyterian Church
Brunswick
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Bontz
Philhower
Saxton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Coletan
Mother of God
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
Womans College
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W. J. Tingler
L. F. M. Myers
Saint James’ Lutheran Church
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
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Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
D. D
M. E
Page Milburn
Epworth League
A. H. Zimmerman
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E. L. McLean
Ntheran
F. H. Manhart
Mother House
Baltimore
Two Kinds of Preaching at Patton Seminary
President Patton preaches to the graduating seminary class on Acts 11 26 arguing for a true Christianity rooted in divine revelation over modern ethical teaching. He rebukes reliance on evolution denial and calls for unwavering scriptural authority while acknowledging ethics as a supplemental extension of a revealed life plan. The note includes an appended postal card from Dr De Costa praising a Catholic explanation.
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Prixerros
N.J
Patton
Antioch
Silliman
Benjamin ¥. de Costa
Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist
New York City
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted by Society Woman
A New York socialite Mrs. Robert Osborn extols Paine's celery compound as the best spring remedy for nervousness and fatigue. She claims it restores vigor, weight, and color, and cites physician endorsements and widespread letters praising its effects on rheumatism and the nervous system.
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Paine
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