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Moon Phases and March of Opinion in 1899 News
A string of items comments on moon phases for Saturday May 27 1899 and criticizes Bryan speeches as attention grabbing. It notes a Philadelphia surgeon moving to Chicago after a remarkable foot reduction operation and an ambitious congressman with risky publicity. It questions General Funston’s alleged quiet arrangement with Filipinos and warns about yellow journalism and Cuban press liberties. It also mentions a wheat speculator profiting wildly and cautions readers about sensational reporting and press repression.
Pittsburg Times Admits Fake Story in Its Columns
The Pittsburg Times apologized for a Connellsville date report on a Baltimore and Ohio railroad strike that proved false. The paper credits its honesty and condemns the fake, noting its former reporter Raymond Coll and praising renewed commitment to reliable journalism.
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Pittsburg Times
the Times
Times
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
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Cumberland News
Adversaries press Admiral Schley amid public esteem
A compilation of contemporary comment from Baltimore and Cumberland papers argues Admiral Schley maintains strong public backing despite attacks. It notes Dewey gifts and questions how far Maryland influence spreads, while urging a peace jubilee only after the Philippine issue settles.
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Quips Parade
A collection of humorous exchanges from various papers includes remarks on mistress and company in the kitchen, wives voting, and a joke about a casbman. Other quips touch on parade life, health, and doctors who cannot prescribe for themselves, reflecting early 20th century humor and social perceptions.
Rural free mail delivery praised by The Voice of the Press
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes strong support for rural free delivery noting it saves time and effort. It argues opposition is mainly from village postmasters and storekeepers who fear lost business, but contends such complaints are misguided and the system proves highly successful.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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May cool weather promises fine local wheat crop
Editor Cassell in the Catoctin Clarion notes May has been unusually cool and questions whether cool springs yield a better wheat growth. He suggests the region could harvest a good crop if the cool trend continues, reflecting seasonal optimism.
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Cassell
Catoctin Clarion
Moments With She Muse Missed in Summer Thrill
A poem in old verse style laments the absence of the summer girl amid woodland songs perfumed breezes and blooming roses. The speaker notes petals unfurling, birds trilling, and heroes in line as trumpets blare, yet longs for the awaited summer girl among the festive throng.
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Ong
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John Fox's Mistake In Marrying Kittie Zimmerman
John Fox of the Mt. Pleasant district filed for divorce from his 21 year old wife Kittie Zimmerman. He arrived in Frederick on business and spoke of a hasty marriage costing about 150 dollars plus other expenditures. He admitted to a rash decision after two hours of conversation and quipped that his bride was too much of a honey for him. He noted losses of bacon, side meat, and chickens as a result of the marriage. He plans to remarry once his affairs are straightened out.
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John Fox
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
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Mr. Fox
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Elas
Classifieds From Tur News Highlight Low Ad Costs
Tur News promotes use of want advertisements with low rates. The text notes a charge of fifteen cents per fifteen words and urges readers to mention seeing The News. The piece emphasizes affordable classifieds and local engagement.
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Tur News
Letters From The People On Parker And The House Of Correction
A reader letters condemns the decision to commit Parker to the Maryland House of Correction as a dangerous character. It notes Parker, a tramp from Salem North Carolina, was jailed after May 17 20 hearings, with costs cited and magistrates' advice to proceed. The writer, Thran M Biser, defends the County’s use of the institution and asks taxpayers to judge.
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Frederick County
Salem
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Young Soldier Robert Campbell Jr Escorts Schley at Medal Event
Robert Helfenstein Campbell Jr son of Robert H Campball formerly of this city was among the young members of the Seventh Maryland Regiment who served as escort to Admiral Schley during the presentation of the Maryland Medal to the hero of Santiago.
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Robert Helfenstein Campbell, Jr
Robert H. Campball
Maryland Regiment
W.S. Schley
Maryland
Santiago
Temperance Rally At United Brethren Church In Middletown
The Young People's Temperance rally at the United Brethren church in Middletown drew a large attendance for the county’s first such event. County secretary led morning devotions, with an address of welcome by Miss Grace Beard and responses by Miss Sadie Hahn. Speakers included Mrs May Gaylor and several local leaders, followed by recitations and solos by Misses Lettie Whip Matilda Bieifeld and others.
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United Brethren Church
Middletown
Grace Beard
Sadie Hahn
Frederick
May Gaylor
Lettie Whip
Jefferson
Matilda Bieifeld
Margaret Pontius
Amy Young
Etta Brust
Funerals for Dayhoff Worthington and Addie auth
The funeral of John J. Dayhoff was held from the United Engine House hall yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock with Rev. Page Milburn officiating. Interment at Mt. Oliver cemetery. C. Carty was funeral director. Margaret N infant daughter of Glenn H Worthington funeral held yesterday at 2:50 pm. Rev. O Ingle officiated. interment at Mt. Oliver. Addie auth colored funeral held yesterday at 2 pm. Rev. G. D. Pinkney officiated. interment at Greenmount. A. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. The Jeet babe digestive tonic advertises a remedy for colic and cramps.
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United Engine House
Page Milburn
M. EB. Church
BH. Blackston
August Obendeuier
Geo van Fossen
Teaac Crum
Capt. Saunders
Maj
E. Y. Goldeborough
Mt. Liver Cemetery
C.C. Carty
Market notes promise broad market growth and fruit abundance
Marketgoers packed the Market House for a busy Saturday as supplies expanded. Cool weather slowed spring onion growth while peaches may be short. cherries and strawberries promise plenty, with apples likely to fill gaps in peaches. Potatoes, cabbage, beets, and tomatoes color the stand, prices easing on early vegetables as homegrown goods near, with spring chickens, butter, eggs, and a full flower display adding to the week’s market mix.
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Porterhouse
Shack
Tae Scrize
Fires Scar Mountain District and Holiday Bank Closure Notice
Mountain areas in the county show disfiguring damage from recent fires. Banks will be closed Tuesday, Decoration Day, a local holiday. An excursion runs from Washington to Frederick Winchester and Hagerstown tomorrow. Little Nannie Groff at Aunt Clara Kepler's Middletown home broke two bones in her left wrist while playing Wednesday afternoon. Mr Melvin BE Myers, formerly of Frederick now in Washington, served on fireworks and dance committees for the Peace Jubilee in Washington, reflecting on Fredericksburg boys abroad.
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Hagerstown
Nannie Groff
Clara Kepler
Middletown
Melvin BE. Myers
Washington
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Miers
Frederick Boys
Liberty
Fishing Creek
Sons of Veterans
All Saints
Jefferson
College of ‘Women
Daughters of the Confederacy
Myersville
Christian Endeavor
Frederick County
Visitation Academy
William Weary
Old Tron Sold by Baumgardner in Pig Iron Find
John Baumgardner, noted tank dealer, buys four hundred tons of pig iron left at McCoy's Gap for twenty years. He intends to ship the iron to destinations in Pennsylvania.
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John Baumgardner
McCoy's Gap
The Girl About Town in May's Last Days
A freewheeling May column blends community happenings in Frederick County with social notes. It highlights gatherings at Point of Rocks and Braddock, dress parades, picnics, and May celebrations. The piece muses on commencements, local clubs, church events, fashion, and Queen Victoria, previewing June’s arrival.
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Jane
Emancipation Day Committee Plans Next Meeting
The Emancipation celebration committee met at Nazarite Hall with George Herbert as president Marshall Jenkins as vice president and Charles Wilson as secretary. They discussed plans for the upcoming occasion and will reconvene Friday evening for more definite arrangements.
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George Herbert
Marshall Jenkins
Charles Wilson
Nazarite Hall
Compromise Proposal in Cumberland Pulp and Paper Pollution Case
Attorneys for West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company submitted a compromise proposal to arbitrate the Potomac river pollution suit. The plan calls for a two to three member board of chemists and water experts to decide causes of Cumberland water injury and the Luke Maryland mill effluent’s role, with a report due by November 1899 and potential halt of prosecutions pending the arbitrators’ finding.
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D. James Blackinton
DeWarren H. Reynolds
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Potomac
Cumberland
Luke
Potomac River
Board of Arbitration
Stet
Commencement Week Events At Woman's College
Commencement Week opened with a formal reception for the senior class hosted by Principal Apple and college officers. Rhodes' Orchestra supplied music while juniors served refreshments. guests included several out-of-town attendees. Ninety-year-old Mrs Ann C Schindler celebrated her birthday with family guests.
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Emlenton
Firth
Oakmont
Fletcher
Clearville
Althouse
Reading
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Middletown
Theodore C. M. Schindler
Cincinnati Northern Railroad Co
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J. W. Getzendanner
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Maggie Schindler
Paine's Celery Compound Promotes Nervous Strength
Advertisement for Pino's celery compound claims to build up the nerves, ease exhaustion and debility, tone the liver and stomach, cure obstinate constipation without laxatives, and restore appetite and sleep. Testimonial from M Menenpy and Evaoury Vrr aun of Chicago praise relief and rest.
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