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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
4
The piece notes Union and Confederate veterans honoring fallen comrades while urging lawful, prompt punishment for yesterday’s assault in Pleasant Walk. It reports on a Buffalo taxation conference where personal property taxes spark disagreement and debates on mortgage taxation and local option.
A fragment argues that taxation should avoid double taxation by honoring state sovereignties in inter state property and business relations. It stresses recognizing a principle to prevent taxation in multiple jurisdictions when property is taxed elsewhere and urges secure justice through unified taxation policy.
Contemporary comment notes Gol Bacaghman’s suggestion to lay asphalt over cobblestones in Frederick to smooth throughfares, though at high cost. The piece also cites concerns about the attempted outrage in Baltimore County and praises moderation over lynch law, and discusses the Order of Dont Knock and the Western Maryland Railroad’s role in Baltimore’s growth.
A compact collage of jokes and quips from Chicago Tribune Yonkers Statesman and other papers. It features sailor iceberg banter a kitchen romance gag and a boatside dialogue clipped to evoke a bygone humor.
The piece argues for women of dignity educated in female colleges and praises such institutions for expanding their work. It notes legal estates disputes draining wealth and suggests legislative action to curb excessive litigation. Civil service prospects in the Philippines show Filipino men and women applying, with expectations of rising female participation.
The piece describes elaborate Memorial Day events at Arlington, notes Democratic Party meetings in Baltimore, and reports on Senator Gorman's undecided candidacy with delegates urging a public declaration. It mentions a Baltimore gathering of party leaders and a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors meeting with Gorman absent.
A lyrical collage from The Atlanta Constitution contrasts nature and love with playful verse on Flora driving a carriage and a rustic, cheerful mood. Includes Ernest Barwick style lines and excerpted poems on war and peace, ending with a note about classified ads in Tas News.
The Maryland section director of the Department of Agriculture reports wheat remains promising but suffers lowland flood damage and wind lodging. Grains range from fair to poor with some growth gains. old fields are poor while spring sowings do well. Corn is mostly planted with good stands, though cutworms on sod land require replanting. Fruit beds drop in many areas, peaches are plentiful though some fear light yields. overall crops look heavy unless weather worsens. Baseball: Charlestown team travels to Frederick after missing postponement, game at Athletic Park underway. Stops the Cough and Worke off the Gold. Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure no Pay 25 cents.
Transactions listed include deeds of property, mortgage transfers, and court actions for the week ending May 29. Notable entries cover transfers to and from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, multiple heirs and guardianship notes, and marriage licenses for Urbana and nearby locales. Market notes follow, describing midweek prices for vegetables, eggs, and fruits, plus seasonal observations of flora and weather-driven supply conditions.
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