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Farmers’ Exchange Company
Urbana Turnpike Road Company
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Ben King
Oliver D. Best
James & G. Best
Striking Manila Threatens Tension as Peace Talks Drag
An English London note contrasts American and British approaches amid threats of strike in Manila. The piece ruminates on American innovation versus old-world conservatism, arguing the New World leads in adapting to changing conditions while the Old World clings to precedent. The discussion reflects broader views on colonial governance and military reform.
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London
Philadelphis
England
America
The Passing of the Horse Prediction
The Electrical Review predicts the extinction of the horse as a beast of burden due to electricity and the rise of tramways and automobiles. It cites Paris London Berlin Vienna and St Petersburg losses, noting New York's decline and forecasting broader decline amid paving and roads improvements.
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Europe
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London
Berlin
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Electricsl Review
New York
Vanos
Wamar
The Horse in a Distant Emancipation Era
A historic editorial muses on future urban freedom for horses from labor in streets. It contemplates the horse as sport and pressure tool, predicting a distant day when cities are horsefree and tyranny ends, with the house fly cited as a curiosity of urban life and cleanliness.
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Steblas
Contempt of Congress and Public Figures Stir Maryland Interest
Contemporary comment cites Uncle Sam as Dr Jekyll in the Philippines and mocks a debate over a 50 000 donation for a Count Casimir Pulaski statue highlighting Marylanders role in the Revolutionary Legion. It also questions federal jurisdiction over lynching cases and domestic murders, arguing state matters and foreign relations.
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Mr. Hoar
United States Senate
Uncle Sam
Dr. Jekyll
Guba
Mr. Hyde
Philippines
Annapolis Ospital
Washington
Congress
United States
Baltimora Herald
Minutes of Merriness Abridged in a Silent Typewriter Jest
A collage of quips and witticisms from early 20th century humor columns. Jokes touch on silent typewriters, women in the workforce, university philanthropy, insomnia, a neighbor’s dog, and a Washington visit, with noted exchanges and editorial snippets.
The Voice of the Press 1902 Crime and Trade Push
A collage of editorial snippets from the era, critiquing trusts in beef packing, pure food laws, and export quality debates. It references the Washington Star on trusts, the Indianapolis Journal on popular injunctions, the Philadelphia Press on beef interests, the New York Mail and Express on sirloin pricing, and the New York World on immigration law revisions and head taxes.
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Washington Star
Philadelphia
United States
Migrants Move to Central States and Urban Growth
Immigrants moved to the Northern Central States to help build industries and farms. From 1890 to 1900 only 2 percent stayed in the North Central region, while four-fifths went to the North Atlantic States, swelling cities with poverty and political control issues. The aim was to curb perceived dangers and enforce laws more effectively.
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Central States
Song
North Atlantic States
Moments With The Muse A Song On The Road
A Washington Star reflection notes public fatigue with Congress and calls for accountability. The speaker claims personal patriotic duty, denies personal gain, and asserts responsibility for national troubles if failures occur.
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Washington Star
Eastburn Appointed Freight Agent at Cumberland
News items report Samuel E. Eastburn named Baltimore and Ohio freight agent at Cumberland after serving as Rockville station agent. Also noted are a $100,409 92 interest payment on a $90,000 annuity, a Maryland State Normal School commencement with graduates, a boiler explosion at Easton injuring staff, Imperial Fire Insurance dissolving its Baltimore agency, Wicomico tax rate cut, a wage increase for B and O telegraph operators, a voluntary suicide by Jacob Ludwig in Lauraville, and the Philadelphia custody transfer of jewelry theft suspect Sallie H. McCail.
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Samuel E. Eastburn
Rockville
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Northern Central Railway Company
Maryland State Normal School
Joseph M. Cushman
Farmers’ Packing-house
Easton
L. 8. Fleckenstein
Imperial Fire Insurance Company of London
Baltimore
Wicomico County
Baltimors
Ohio
Jacob Ludwig
Martin Ludwig
Lauraville
Sallie H. McCail
Caroline Brandstatter
Philadelphia
Entertainment honors Mrs Dittmar at Baltimore home
A Sunday evening gathering hosted by Richard QO Waters at 786 Frederick Avenue Baltimore celebrated Mrs H F Dittmar of Jefferson County visiting her father. Prof C D Waters played violin, Mrs Waters piano. children and relatives from Jefferson Towson Irvington and beyond attended with readings by Misses Marie Mattie and others.
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Mary Dittmar
Emma Gross
Figgins
Jefferson
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Waters
General Synod of the Reformed Church of the United States
Baltimore
David Dittmar
Jameson
C. D. Waters
Irvington
R. G. Waters
Ida L. Waters
Burns Hargett Waters
Ivey Losber
Edith Kaufmag
Kats Rudigier
Towson
Fox
D. O. Heddinger
Wild Flower Protection Movement Gains Momentum
A national scope effort in New York City forms The Wild Flower Preservation Society of America to shield native flora from indiscriminate picking and uprooting. The group compares efforts with Audubon societies for birds, using public lectures and literature to sway public sentiment.
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New York City
Wild Flower Preservation Society of America
Bold burglars rob aged woman in Smithaburg
Mrs Sophia Mentzer and her maid Mica Sarah Lamm were awakened by two men forcing entry at the Mentzer home in Smithaburg Washington County between 2 and 3 am. The intruders, flashing revolvers, robbed the house of about six to thirteen dollars after threatening severe harm. Deputies arrested Charles and Elmer Byram who were identified by Miss Lamm. The elderly owner, 80, was spared a larger sum she reportedly kept in the house.
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Brama
Sophia Mentzer
Mica Sarah Lamim
Mentzer
Smithaburg
Washington County
Mise Luomin
Mia
Mies Lamm
Pod
Iris
Preach Liar Drafts Next Week On Peach Crop Hopes
Baltimore commission men await definite news on whether the recent cold snap damaged the peach crop. They expect information early next week and hold hope Maryland fruit will reach average quality, with the Eastern Shore first in July and Western Maryland later, possibly through October.
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Ahippad
Maryland
Florida
Peach outlook favors bumper crop in Boonshoro region
The Boonshoro Times reports a promising peach season with trees bearing ample fruit overall despite variability. Some orchards show light yields and worm damage, yet many peaches are large and of high quality, with wax ooze indicating maturity and favorable conditions ahead.
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Boonshoro Times
Liberty Mines Improve Screen Capacity at Laberty Copper
Mashiniss Applegate boosts mine throughput by upgrading equipment at Liberty Copper Mines. Replacements of concentrators and a dryer, plus electric lighting, aim to overcome past bottlenecks and accelerate production toward mill capacity of 100 tons daily.
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Mashiniss Applegate
Laberty
Memeneal Maerker Clickenstaff Wedding Notices
A string of early 1900s marriage notices from Myoraville Wolfeville and surrounding areas. Miss Minnie 8 Bioksostall weds Marlon Marker by Rev F M Glenn, with card announcements for Joseph S Renneburg and Stella Dean in Middletown, Rosa Hurd and William Green wed near Mysteville, Nina Metzger engaged to Ouster B Foreman. Also public sales ads for Marion Steam Shovel Co and Frederick County estate sales.
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J. B. Fook
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Minnie
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Simeon Blickenstall
Wolfevills
Marlon
Wm. Grean
Pleasant Walk
Thin County
Elina Hoffman
Mysteville
Hev F. M. Glenn
Nina Metzger
Metzger
John’s Lutheran Church
Paormont
Ouster B. Foreman
Baltimore
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