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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1901

Page

4

The News Frederick Weekly Adopts Reform Tone

In Frederick Maryland the News announces subscription pricing and delivery by steam or mail. It notes editor Breezy and treasurer Brerk and manager Howard. It mentions plans to publish weekly, with annual rates and advance payments. It comments on state issues including governors actions and animal cruelty efforts in Frederick.

Corlers Apam United States Ciibe Pax News Tele Frederick

Misconceptions of Admiral Schley Spark inquirer Debate

The piece argues Admiral Schley will not rebut rivals or engage in the Evans controversy. It notes Schley is returning from England to tend a ailing son and will soon retire after a long career. The Philadelphia Inquirer is accused of misrepresenting his character and actions.

Schley Bob Philadelphia Inquirer The Inquirer Admiral Sohley Slura Admiral Evans Admiral Schley Notio United States Wavy Evans Navy Philadelphia Anquirer

Contemporary Comment Snippets From Various Papers

A collage of brief notes on divorce trends at Dakota, a Washington girl’s Manila marriage, Grover Cleveland’s stock windfall and fishing, jubilant Republicans in Baltimore elections, and Maryland peach prospects. The clippings mix political chatter, social gossip, and agriculture forecasts reflecting early notices in local papers.

Dakota Washington Manila Cupid Baltimore Star

Eastern Shore and Tidewater Virginia Produce Noted as Excellent

A brief regional note highlights the Eastern Shore and Tidewater Virginia as excellent in quality. The reference mentions Baiti in connection with the praise, indicating strong local sentiment for the product or topic.

Tidewater Virginia

Fragmented Quotes Shine Through Society Jests

A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers mocks social rank and behavior. Bits from Moonshine, Chicago Record-Herald, Tidbite, and Detroit Free Press thread through witty lines about office life, marriage, and vanity with playful misreadings and misstatements.

Weather Eye on Wheat Prospects Bright for Year

The New York Mail and Express notes a vigilant crop watch with wheat prospects stronger for winter wheat and highly favorable spring wheat. Acreage matches last year, conditions late but promising, though risks from insects and drought loom. Overall, early indications point to continued prosperity and strong link between farming and trade.

New York Mail and Express

Moments and memories weave through summer verses

A collage of verse and prose blends playful lines about golf and love with autumn musings on wind and blossoms. The piece shifts to nostalgic reflections on Happy Day and farewells, then moves to a testimonial for Chamberlains remedies from Hartford. Warnings and anecdotes include a physician endorsing the Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, and local residents praising Pain Haim.

United Brethren General Conference Sessions Open

Morning business sessions held at City Opera House as reports from standing committees were discussed. John Dodds offered a resolution to change representation in the General Conference. Rev Dr Carter preached at City Opera House last night to a large audience. John G Wooley, Prohibition presidential candidate last year, is slated to speak there tonight.

United Brethren General Conference City Opera House John Dodds Ohio Carter John G. Wooley United States

Centennial Session of United Brethren Conference Opens Morning

The seventh day session under Bishop J A Hott features devotions and remarks on past pilgrimages including Otterbein's tomb. Reports on representation, church erection, Bible, education, and treasurer show ongoing work and a deficit, with adjournment planned to finish committee reports.

J. A. Hott Ballenger Hott Otterbein D. N. Sprinkle Ohio Matthews John Dodds G. N. Sherrick Meredith Funk Committee On Education A. P. Fankhouser Bishop Mills J. L. Hobson Odor Ind Mgr. Berkemyer Germany Augustus Schmidt United Brethren Church Bishop Castle Philadelphia

Sermon by Dr Carter at City Hall Draws City Dwellers

Rev Dr T C Carter preached a long sermon at City Hall with ministers laymen and residents listening. The service opened with songs including Leaning on the Everlasting Arm and All Hail the Power of Jesus Name and featured solos by Geo Ed Smith and Avia of Chicago. The talk quoted Proverbs and Goldsmith to stress friendship and loyalty in tough times. The article also reports a Radicals conference reply about renaming the church group and notes a discussion to postpone action.

T. C. Carter Washinger Chambersburg Jesus Shannon Indiana Geo. Ed. Smith Committee of Arrangements Rev Avia Chicago Avis Dr Carter Dr. Avis Carter Froverbs Goldsmith General Conference Radical United Brethren Church Radical Conference Board of Bishops

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