Daily News and Independent Newspaper Publication Details
The Frederick Maryland Daily News announces subscription rates and delivery options with annual and monthly prices, payment in advance, carrier or mail delivery, and contact notes. It identifies associated printing firm Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and lists rates effective November 2, 1901.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Breer
Tree Berret
Voting Instructions and Ballot Reform Sneak Peek
November 1901 update explains where to vote next Tuesday and details the new ballot marking rules. It emphasizes using an indelible pencil to place a cross beside each chosen candidate and warns that ordinary pencil marks won’t count. The piece notes thirteen marks to complete a full ticket and calls for voter preparation before entering the booth. It also criticizes political maneuvering in Southern Maryland and references Frederick’s war claim.
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Tor News
Ballot Rules Warn Voters About Crossing Marks
Instructions emphasize marking only the small square to the right of a candidate’s name and staying entirely within the raised borders. Messages warn that ballots with marks outside the squares will be spoiled and not counted. The text urges careful, clear compliance and notes many voters may fail to follow directions on Tuesday.
Critics Spar Over Schley at Santiago Festivities
The Baltimore papers quote sharp critics and defend Admiral Schley amid debate over the Santiago events. Rear Admiral Schley testifies with calm, answering endless questions. observers note thorough cross examination and no concealment. The scene shifts as political figures debate naval history themes and praise.
Fragmentary quotes reflect on folly and fortune in early press
A collage of brief exchanges from various papers recalls fevers of rhetoric, wealth ideas, marital squabbles, and social curiosities. Bits touch on hoarding opportunities, hat purchases, revolutions, autos, and witty asides, all framed as quick illustrative snippets from Philadelphia Bulletin Indianapolis News Chicago Washington Star.
Moments with the Ruan Indian Summer in Home Magazine
Poetic reflection on an Indian Summer and a utopian future. Images of cows knee deep in sedgea and a blushing maiden frame quiet autumn scenes. Then a broad verse forecast on progress, invention, and peace urging readers to act.
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la Torcas Hancock
The
Home Magazine
Vermont Girl at Cary Opera House with Amy French
Miss Amy French appears as the Vermont Girl in a rural comedy at the Cary Opera House on November 5. The production features strong supporting talent and depicts true everyday life among Vermont farmers in a stage caricature style.
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Vermont
Amy French
Vermont Irl
Cary Opera House
Mass French 18
Varmont
Big Profits in Apples From Small Plantings
Mr G Boyles of White Hall Frederick county Va earned 3500 from apples grown on under one acre. Mr N J Wigginton of Opequon in the same county planted three acres in trees and this year sold the crop for 400.
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G. Boyles
White Hall
Frederick County
Groun
N. J. Wigginton
Opequon
Weekly Trade Review Shows Dull Markets and Bond Strength
Baltimore November 1 The weekly market report notes dull trading with bonds buoyed by strength in Seaboard Air Line issues and other railway securities. Major names include Georgia & Alabama Consuls Georgia & Alabama Terminal Bonds Carolina Central 4s and Seaboard 4s with cautious gains as election worries linger. Wheat prices ease amid large grain movement and stable while receipts and inquiry remain light with a steady close.
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Seaboard Air Line
Georgia & Alabama
Georgia
Ostalina & Northern
Carolina Central
Seaboard
Georgia, Southern & Florida 5
Virginia Midland
Georgia Pacific
Rishmond & Danville
Charleston & Western Carolina
Seaboard Common
Preferred
Manitoba
Baltimore
Southern
Western
Farm Purchases Reported in Local Listings
Purchased Farma & Mr John W Benner of New Paris bought Bowhan farm containing 50 acres along the Liberty and Frederick turnpike for 1800 dollars Aquilla A Harshman of Ellerton bought a 116 acre Fauquier County Virginia farm and will move there.
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Farma
John W. Benner
New Paris
Bowhan
Liberty and
Frederick
Aquilla A Harshman
Ellerton
Fauquier
Illness Improves of Miss Jennie Moberly in City Home
Miss Jennie Moberly has been quite ill at her home in the city but is now improving.
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Misa Jennie Moberly
Valuable Postage Stamps and Health Claims in Ad Text
A Pan-American edition notes an upside down illustration in a stamp nostare, reducing value after a brief sale. The advertisement then extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted family remedy for weak stomachs, appetite, and digestion, claiming fifty years of cures and urging purchase of the genuine bottle with private die stamp.
Virginian merchant touts balm after accident
A brief notice describes a child pierced by ten penny nails in Forkland Virginia. The pallid scene ends when Chamberisin's Vain Balm is applied, instantly easing pain. Within three days the child wears a shoe with no discomfort, and the ad claims rapid antiseptic healing. For sale by A. Voatte.
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N. Powell
Chamberisin
A. Tu. Voatte
Market Gossip From A Pleasant Summer Morning
OUE MARKET GOSSIP notes a market trip in mild morning air with fresh dairy and produce prices. Butter, eggs, and vegetables appear vibrant while talks of the election surface amid everyday exchanges. Listings include butter 20 cents per pound, eggs 20 to 25 cents per dozen, and fruits and vegetables with varied prices.
Amendments Tackle State Attorneys Pay and City Representation
Three constitutional amendments on the ballot alter State's Attorney salaries and office setup, raise Baltimore deputy pay, permit additional assistants, and adjust district representation for Baltimore city in the General Assembly. The first redefines limits and staffing, with potential county salaries up to 5000 under legislative choice, while the city could gain an extra senator and six delegates. The article urges timely preparation of an advertising campaign.
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Baltimore City
Supreme Bench
Baltimore
Hua
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Dr Kline Named General Secretary Of Foreign Mission Board
Retired Dr Marion J Kline is appointed general secretary of the foreign mission board of the General Synod L Dea with headquarters in Baltimore He will preach at the Evangelical Lutheran church and travel to solicit funds for missions worldwide over the next three years He plans to visit Africa and India and to plant church missions in Porto Rico Oaks and the Philippines He retains Bethlehem church membership in Harrisburg and is a Gettysburg graduate with a D D from North Carolina College.
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Marion J. Kline
Foreign Mission Board
Sen T L. Dea
Loteetem Church
Baletmoore
Evangelical Lutheran
Middle West
Eline
Baltimore
Viswt
Africa
India
Porto Rico
Oaks
Philippines
Kline
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
North Orgvolina College
Public sale notices for real estate and household property in Frederick County
Public notices advertise Monday sales by bailiff John A Simpson of Charles Neator household furniture at 70 West Church Street. Additional items include Mortgaged real estate in Frederick City with 8 rooms and a two story dwelling, and a Bartholow's Station land sale of 234 acres under a 1901 decree, with terms one third cash and balance in six months, deposits required. All conveyancing at purchaser's expense.
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New York
Northern Central
Georgia
Southern
Florida
Maryland
United Rail- Wwayat
Newport News
City and Supurban
Anacostia and
Potomac
Lexington Street Railway
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First National
Old Town
Maryland Caaualty
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Fidelity & Deposit
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Maryland Trust
Norfolk Street Railway
United Rail Ways
Atlantic Transport
John A. Simpson
West Church Street
Charles Neator
West South Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
State of Maryland
Ann Flora Brust
William L. Landerkin
John
Hardt
Novid ‘Agit Ppus
Circuit Court
Charles Shesler
Bartholew
B. & C. Allroad
Bartholow
Jesse W. Downey
Thaddeus M. Biser
C. B
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Ash
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