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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1901
Page
4
An American weekly offers notices on publication and distribution from Beanaton with editorials on politics and law. It discusses Maryland women lawyers, conspiracy theories about Yukon republics, Boss Pratts obedience to Roosevelt, and harsh penalties for railway wreckers. It critically analyzes Populism and its leaders, labeling it demagogy and noting party realignments.
The Philadelphia North American argues that Roosevelt’s aggressive handling of civil service hints at foreign service reforms. It notes patronage harms efficiency, cites Olney rules as a model, and urges Congress to address salaries and office security while Senator Lodge’s permanent plan awaits Senate action.
Fragmentary quotation condemns government practice of rewarding allies and relatives with positions or travel at public expense. It highlights a long‑standing pattern of favoritism in appointments and overseas allowances as corruption in governance.
Historian Maclay says he is revising his account of the Santiago campaign. He is about ten miles behind on the revision, signaling a renewed effort to reassess the events and outcomes of the campaign with fresh sources and perspectives.
The piece honors the naval commander on the bridge amid heavy shelling. It praises steadfast leadership, the urging of gun crews, and guiding ships, then questions a duty failure only to reaffirm his bravery and virtue, ending with eternal tribute from Frederick, Maryland and May havas.
A collage of humorous lines from various papers including Philadelphia Bulletin Chicago Post Chicago News and Washington Star. Jokes involve misheard phrases world weather dictionary mispronunciations animal counting and classroom anecdotes.
A Philadelphia Times editorial argues immigration must guard American life and order. It defends keeping doors closed to Chinese migrants, condemns criminals and paupers, and urges reenacting the Geary law to prevent racial unrest and preserve white national dominance.
George W. Null died at his Graceham home on Wednesday November 13 at age 64 years 4 months 18 days from paralysis. He leaves a widow Ann Mariah Main and two children Chas E and Jennie. Funeral in Orengers town followed by large turnout. Rev. Metzger led the service from II Corinthians 9. burial at nearby cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral director D. A. Sharetts of Woodboro.
Mamie Stone arrested Saturday evening by Officer Holbruner for drunken and disorderly conduct. Guilty verdict with 80 days in jail in default of fine. William Hilton arrested Saturday evening for lying around the streets. sent to Montevue for 5 days to sober up. Nancy Palmer arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct. guilty verdict with 30 days in jail in default of $5 fine. Frederick Stratton colored arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct. fined $3, paid.
A ribald critique attacks fad diets claiming one food fixes brain bones and muscles. It argues a balanced diet supports all parts, while indigestion or dyspepsia ruin three and urges regular doses of Green's August Flower to aid digestion liver function blood purity and vitality. Available at Matn's Drug Store with Green's Special Almanac.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Mass Bertha Elizabeth Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Schmidt East Third Street and Mr Henry Harting of Washington. The ceremony will take place on Thursday November 28 at 2 o clock with a reception to follow. Cylinder Burst incident reported as Donna Cratin of Silver Run Ma injured when a threshing machine exploded burying him 20 feet from the scene. he was rescued unconscious with a bleeding forehead but not fatally hurt.
Elder John W. Rogers of Fiiley Mo recounts a violent croup attack on his infant and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a swift recovery. The elder claims the remedy prevents attacks when used at the first symptoms and notes it contains no opium. Sold by A L Pearre.
Rail circles debate whether the Pennsylvania Railroad will bury the Baltimore and Ohio identity after gaining control. Loree, B and O president, resists full absorption but states Pennsylvania sets the operating standard. The move shifts officers and consolidates traffic methods as the two systems compete in key eastern markets.
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