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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1901

Page

4

Honest elections and primaries dominate a busy letter

A reader cites Roosevelt praise and calls for quicker ballot counts, while critiquing police leadership and McKinley era funeral handling. The piece notes France plans to study U S industrial methods, with plans for a central bureau in Philadelphia or Chicago to guide students studying American industry and innovation.

England United States France Bouquet Department of Technical Instruction French Ministry of Commerce America Germany Belgium Central Bureau Philadelphia Chicago M. Brquet

Contempt for biased election laws disturbs voters in state

The piece argues white voters reject election laws framed to aid few. It notes opposition to laws seen as enabling tricksters and hints at broader political exclusions, stressing concern over restrictive storage rules and manipulation in elections. The article reflects after Tuesday's factional contests and calls for fair participation.

Trickstern

Law and ballots stir reform versus old guard power

The excerpt discusses a ballot law framed to aid the people rather than favored groups. It questions how honest the law will be in practice under leaders like Schley and Baughman, while criticizing past methods for pleasing officials. Also noted are concerns about government spending and Roosevelt’s actions on naval matters.

Ool “Buack" Schley

Cousins quarrel fires fatally at Hanover youth

Melvin Weisensale, 15, was shot at his Hanover Pennsylvania home by cousin Harry Miller, also 15. Weisensale had taken a gun from the attic for a hunting trip. Miller claimed he did not know the gun was loaded as he ordered Weisensale to rise and fired. The victim suffered severe injuries.

Melvin Weisensale Heanover Harry Miller Muller Weisensale Weisonsale Ridler

Merriless Minutes and Quips Across Papers

A collage of humorous exchanges from multiple papers. Doctors discuss Harduppe’s quick care and finances. Jester admits fault after his wife’s stray dog remark. Oldern sues for breach of promise, the Shiniee gag noted. A hobo jokes about patrol wagons and prosperity.

Opinion and political commentary on suffrage and Philadelphia politics

The Springfield Republican and New York Journal columns critique popular suffrage and Philadelphia governance. They note a large victory for the Ashbridge ticket in Philadelphia and discuss public attitudes toward officeholders and property, urging voters to question leaders and the so called Quay Ashbridge faction.

Springfield Republican Abrams. Hewitt New York New York Journal Philadelphia Quay-Ashbridge

Moments With The Masf The Laying Dead

Poem fragments reflect on mourning and closeness of loved ones after death. Also a brief note reports Aaron R son of OC B Anders of Gle ros onville, studying in Baltimore, is quite sick there.

Aaron R OC. B. Anders Glerosonville Baltimore

Remedies Cure Cold and Pain in Wheeling Note

A patient from Wheeling West Virginia reports severe cough and fever, feared pneumonia, but after a second dose of the medicine testimonials say the cold pains vanished and health improved, signed by A. Pearre.

Chamberlain Law Mrvenns Wheeling A. . Pearre

Brain Food Nonsense and August Flower Endorsement

An editorial mockingly debunks diet fads claiming separate foods for brain and muscles and promotes Green's August Flower as a general aid to digestion and vitality. The piece urges regular use to prevent digestive issues and praises J G Green remedies sold at Main's Drug Store along with Green's Almanac.

Green J.G Green Main

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh announced

In Reply to Inquiries we announce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm as the solid preparation that cleanses and heals membranes affected by nasal catarrh. It has no drying action and is suitable for spray use. Price 75 cents including spraying tube. Sold by druggists or Ely Brothers 56 Warren Street New York.

Ely

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