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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1903

Page

4

Frederick Business Men's Association Lands Laurel Iron Foundry Deal

The Business Men's Association in Frederick wins a bid to bring a Laurel iron foundry and a Baltimore machine shop to the city, adding sixty workers and their families. Construction starts soon and operation is expected early, boosting local trade, land demand, and banking deposits while benefiting merchants and residents.

Frederick Laurel Baltimore Business Men's Association Busines

Beyan and Cleveland Engage Amid Ongoing Tension

In a continuing public dispute Beyan frets while Cleveland presses ahead with Bertrice Awmer involved. The column notes persistent friction between the figures as events unfold.

Beyan Cleveland Bertrice Awmer

No New Benefits for Governor Pennypacker Photographer

The Baltimore Sun quotes a mixed reaction remarking that Governor Pennypacker will not pay a photographer in Pennsylvania and that General Miles has not enjoyed much joy in commanding the army. The statement hints at others sharing the generals’ unhappy times and possible personal satisfaction in that.

Governor Pennypacker Pennsylvania Laltimore Morald Miles Baltimora

Quip Exchanges Sparkled in Early City Ball Anecdotes

A jumble of witty lines from various papers recalls lighthearted musings on licenses, losses, fashion, and marriage. The Yonkers Statesman notes a clerk’s playful plea about a dog or can, while other fragments capture relational jabs and social foibles. References include Smart er, Life, Kansas City Journal, and Washington Star.

Chicago Yonkers

Wealth of nations and US standing in world capital

From the Kansas City Journal the article estimates world wealth at 400 billion dollars, with the United States owning about 100 billion. It ranks England, Scotland, Australia, France, and the United States by per capita wealth, notes US debt share under 1 percent, and lauds American potential and growth as vacant lands are developed.

Kansas City Journal Ottoman Empire United States France England Scotland Australia Doe Funny Men Faony Baltimore & Ohio Railroad D. B. Martin Baltimore Maryland

Moments With The Muse Moonlight Idylls And Verse Echoes

A collage of moonlit poetry and verse excerpts. It includes a moody moonlight idyll, a dramatic poem about the Angel of the Morning, and a prefatory note on noon in the country versus city life. It reads like an old magazine poetry page with dated literary tone.

Wood

Recital by Swieky Music Circle Highlights Talent

The Oscilian Circle of the Academy Of the Visitation presented a Saturday concert featuring students and soloists including Miss Katharine Fennell and Miss Lucy Neidhardt. A varied program of marches, operatic selections, hymns, and instrumental pieces showcased violin, harp, mandolin, and piano with Mrs. Nadine Allen delivering a rich soprano performance.

Caollian Choly Academy of the Visitation March Donizetti Misses Marr McGrath Clarke Lilokstts Proctor Katharine Fennell Post Gottschalk Mery Marr Robin's Wallaby Krogmap Summera Osvanaugt Grace B. Ramaborg Karp Mies McDermott Jane Mies Travers Kaoken Foxes McDermott Cavanaugh Ramsburg Longfellow Mary Marr Lynberg Fires Miss M. McDermott Mise Katharine Cavanaugh Handel Brandford Katharine Eisenhauer Geoxberg B. Rameburg M. Clarke Oscilian Circle Mina Mae L. Clarke Migs Ennice M. Kengla Mias Bertha A. Grace Helen G. Davis M. Roberts Howard Nadine Allen Mra Mary Steckel Burok Pianier Schabec Mrz. Allen Tranmeret Schumann Burok Daddy Behrend Marchioness Lewaire Polly Willis Aros Moncrieff Hawley Mre Allen Fasching Schwank Vienna Schomano Mrs. Burck Hindoo Song Bemberg Maying Gounod Rosemonde Sommer Burck

Westminster strike and council seats in Cumberland state politics

News of the State reports carpenters strike in Westminster over access pay while Cumberland elects two Democrats and four Republicans to the City Council. Electric cars may reach Waynesboro to Pen-Mar by July 4. Deaths include George W. Morelock in Carroll County and Henry Mobley at Johns Hopkins Hospital from a blast injury. Several local incidents and developments touch Hagerstown, Cambridge, and Leesburg, with trains, jails, hospitals, and firewater supplies noted.

Westminster Cum-berland Waynesboro Pen-Mar George W. Morelock Carroll County United Brethren Church Washington Hagerstown James 8. Stewart Riverdale Huatenville Washington County Grand Jury Cambridge Cambridge Lodge of Masons Henry Mobley Dickerson Baltimore Lonaconing Alexandria William Kilgoor Rockville Thad Clinton Hatcher John J. Noonan & Bro Snorieace Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company Frederick Cennis Maryland Bath Street Frederick City Frederick County Charles Wertheimer Calvin J. Engle Frederick Coanty Calvin L. Engle Jerephine Wachser Frederick Gounty 13Th Street Anid West Fifth Street Ardia Mort Melville E. Doll Rohrback Trastea

Uncle Claudia Overton’s Loss Amid Mindanao Treachery

Osptain Overton, nephew of Miss Claudia Overton of the Academy of the Visitation, was killed last Friday by Philippine insurgents on Mindanao. A distinguished soldier and reformer of military discipline at the Agricultural College, he previously served with General Forest in the Civil War era and earned a high reputation for drill and leadership at Fort Grant after duty in the Santiago campaign.

Nowa Osptain Overton Mindanao Colonel Overton San Antonio Texas General Forest Claudia Overton Academy of the Visitation Overton Agricultural College Cadete Af Fair Santiago Arizona

Law’s grip bail for Cromwell and divorce bid

F Thomas Cromwell released on 650 bail after a grand jury hearing. He testified as star witness in Marion Purdy theft case, admitting stealing thirteen chickens and a turkey but saying Purdy directed him. A jury in Purdy’s trial disagreed. George Tyler, colored of Bartonsville, filed for divorce from Ida on statutory grounds. Local store owner touts Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as a cure with a customer praise quote.

Thomas Cromwell John Notter Cromwell Joanne Kessler Hopsland Marion Purdy Purdy Pardy George Tyler Bartonsville Reno Harp Ida St.” Gaga P. Rayder Pattens Mills A. L. Paarre

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