The Weekly News Tries to Settle Tramp Problem in Pa
A lengthy editorial notes Pennsylvania lawmakers ridiculed for politics and recalls debates on anti tramp crusade. It cites Philadelphia Inquirer coverage of a municipal plan to drive professional beggars from the state, with a proposed ten member committee and timelines, arguing truancy from work fuels the tramp issue and urging broad measures to reduce their numbers.
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Philadelphia
Keystone State
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Jessa
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Maryland stock and crime mix in early 20th century papers
A fragmentary clipping cites a Maryland man injuring another with a whiskey bottle and notes diverse mentions from Annapolis Capital, Baltimore American, and Easton Star Democrat praising stock breeding. It also references an Ohio county damages award of 5005 dollars for lynching-related harm, highlighting regional issues of crime and reform, with court confirmations in Champaign County.
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Maryland
Annapolis Capital
Ohio
Supremes Court of
Champaign County
Indignant take on lynching and mob actions
The Baltimore News critiques mob violence and jokes about the economics of lynching, arguing indignation may be constrained if people knew the sport cost nothing and yielded profits, reflecting on public complicity and restraint.
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Baltimore News
Local Jokes and Quips From Historic Papers
A rural coroner's jury verdict notes a death from attempting to light a cigarette with an electric light. Humorous snippets from papers joke about angels, domestic chores, a stepladder, and a drinking butler, reflecting light, playful observations and dialect humor across Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Atlanta and Pack.
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Atlanta Constitution
Brains in Modern Business Drive Wealth and Opportunity
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune argues that in the era of monopolies and large industrial combos brains, not wealth alone, promise advancement. It notes money is plentiful, salaries high, and skilled leaders can secure support to push promising ventures, enabling personal growth and stable, secure careers.
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Cincinnatti Commercial Tribunes
Moments With The Husk And Springtide In The South
A poetry feature contrasts summer ease in a regional dialect with springtime imagery from Washington Stak and William Hamilton Hayne. It includes a testimonial from Miss Florence Newman praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for muscular rheumatiss relief, marketed by A. L. Pesrie in Gray, N. C.
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Florence Newman
Chamberlain
Newman
Gray
A. L. Pesrie
Our Market Gossip: May Morning at the Town Market
On a damp May morning townsfolk gather at the market where gardeners show robust greens and fruits. Lettuce, strawberries, pineapples, apples, and oranges feature in fresh displays with prices noted for butter eggs poultry and meat.
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Bermuda
Weekly Review of Trade Stocks and Bonds May 17
The week shows gradual price recovery after a panic, more in New York than Baltimore. Seaboard securities lead activity with strong undertone. bonds mostly quiet. Bank stocks dull. gas stock ex dividend. Money remains plentiful. rumors of strikes affect some issues. Bradstreet's notes slight unrest but overall business remains seasonable with favorable crop prospects.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Seaboard
Carolins Central 4
United Railway
Trust Company
United States Fidelity
Continental
Maryland
International
Citizens Bank
Washington City
Saderban 5
Anacostia & Potomac
Bradstreet
Bradstreet's Today
Prasent
Revered Blagden Called Zealous Protestant By Tidings Editors
The Tidings Los Angeles defends Rev Silliman Blagden for his broad minded Christian charity and defense of the Catholic Church. The New York Sunday Democrat agrees and praises his fearless advocacy for truth and for God’s glory. Ten News corroborates the editors' statements about Blagden’s past preaching in Frederick and supports the portrayal of him as zealous for God rather than for private doctrine.
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New York Sunday Democrat
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Los Angeles
Cal
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N. Y
Cotton crops and wheat markets show uneven gains in spring
The report notes a backward spring and scarce rains hinder cotton growth in parts, though improvement appears. Manufacturing remains active with iron and agruel pushing to meet orders while machinists press for a shorter day at higher wages. Wheat markets include larger southern receipts, firm prices, and steady closes amid diverse global demand and rate-cutting pressures.
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Iron and Agruel
Europe
Baltimore
Southern
Western
Sickly Rebecca Remsburg of Middle Town
Miss Rebecca Remsburg of Middle Town has been quite ill while living with her nephew Martin Remsburg in Remington Virginia. She has partially lost the use of her arm and hand and her speech is somewhat affected.
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Rebecca Remsburg
Middletown
Martin Remsburg
Remington, Va
Death of Miss Sarah Foreman in Baltimore
Miss Sarah K Foreman oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Valentine Foreman formerly of Thurmont died in Baltimore May 2 in the 19th year of her age The obituary notes her as the daughter of Thurmont residents and records her death date and age.
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Sarah K. Foreman
Valentine Foreman
Thurmont
Baltimore
Secretary Gage Bereft Wife Dies After Nine Weeks Ill
Washington May 18 Mrs Liman J Gage wife of Secretary of the Treasury died at her residence 1716 Massachusetts avenue northwest at 9:30 last night after a nine week illness With her were her husband her married daughter Mrs E F Pierce of Evanston Ill and Dr W W Johnston attending physician Heart trouble from grip complications was the immediate cause She was a native of Iowa 58 years old Married in Denver in 1887 There were no children from their union.
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Liman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Massachusetts Avenue
Northwest
E. F Pierce
Evanston
Irs
Lyman Gage
W. Johnston
Death of Edwin F. Uhl Former ambassador to Germany
Grand Rapids May 18 Hon Edwin F Uhl former assistant secretary of state and ambassador to Germany under Cleveland died after a long illness including Brights disease Born 1841 near Avon Springs NY he moved to Michigan as a boy, practiced law in Grand Rapids and Ypsilanti, served as mayor in 1890, later as assistant secretary of state then ambassador to Germany He left a prominent Democratic career and was succeeded by a McKinley appointee.
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University of Michigan
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Ypsilanti
Grand Rapids
Cleveland
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McKinley
Public Auction of Hammond Estate Frederick County
The executor of Poilic Hammond's will offers at public sale a 67 acre tract near New Market Frederick County Maryland. Sale set for Saturday June 2, 1901 at 2 p m with terms one third cash and remainder in two annual installments secured by notes. Property features include a barn, orchard, outbuildings and convenient fields.
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Thomas H. Hammond
Frank L Stoner
Harvey R. Lease
Hizabeth Butcher
Biber J L
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Park Mills
Urbana
Elizabeth Butcher
James Leather
Med
Cromwell
Ederick Aordeman
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