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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
4
A long excerpted editorial debates states rights and harsher penalties for attackers on government officials. It argues anarchists are misguided and calls for education to prevent future violence, referencing McKinley’s assassination and urging enlightenment over punishment.
A fragment calls out opposition from many good citizens to a proposed change in registration procedures. The note asserts no definitive stance but highlights broad concern about the shift and requests clarification.
A fragment from editorials discusses voter registration as a civic duty and criticizes those who skip registration as failing to uphold the fundamental right of citizenship. The piece notes few such people, and favors letting them lose votes if they refuse to participate. It also touches on political dynamics around canal treaties and presidential appointments.
A fragmentary collage of quips and witticisms from various papers including Chicago News and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Snippets feature misheard phrases about chores and meals, marital tabs, and light domestic humor among characters such as Mrs. Nash-Say and Mr. Snagge in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
A nocturnal poem depicts the moonlit hills and distant, marching sounds as a somber mood fills a winter scene. It contrasts nature’s desolation with a tribute to women, praising strength, loyalty, and nobility across the world.
Louise Carey aged 47 died yesterday of typhoid fever at Providence Hospital Washington DC She was born in New York and joined Mt St Josephs Emmittsburg then led Providence Hospital as head sister after Fr Beat Rice death Funeral tomorrow morning Rev Fr Lennon of Emmittburg to assist In other obituary A W Rudy 61 died of hemorrhage at home 2106 Wear North Ave Gath He was Middletown native merchant Republican ward executive Royal Arcanum secretary of a lodge Survived by widow and four children
A compact editorial vignette lauds Roosevelts robust Christian faith extending beyond churchgoing and into public life. It contrasts with scoffing headlines and voices from other papers on темы including labor, immigration, urban representation, and military technology, ending with a note on Hosteller's Bitters as a trusted remedy and a caution against counterfeits.
Grand Lodge of Maryland reelected Grand Master Gen Thomas J Shryock for his seventeenth term at the 116th annual communication held at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore. Jacob H Medairy was reelected grand secretary for the thirty-ninth year. Other officers named include Deputy Grand Master Harry Q O Larrabee, Senior Grand Warden Louie R Kerzer, Junior Grand Warden William Clemont Clarke, Grand Treasurer Peter E Tome, and three-year board of managers William M Isaacs Henry O Leyyabee Antone H Fotting. The Miller Murder Case involves James W Sunes in jail for John Miller’s death near Keedysville with 23 witnesses summoned. Jones’s defense retained Wagaman and Wagaman. detectives pursue leads. bloodhound search cost $100 paid by citizens.
Market quotations today from local mart and merchants include corn at 42.75 per barrel or 57 cents per bushel shelled, No.2 red wheat at 70, steamer cement at 64, and hay priced 30 to 22 per ton. Pension of 6 dollars per month granted to Henry J. Waddle of Emmitsburg. Luther Potta of Frederick has pension increased. A. T. Waller, colored deputy grand master, to install officers of Fredericktonian Lodge tonight.
Eider John W. Rogera of Filley Missouri cites relief after giving Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to his infant. He claims the medicine instantly halted danger and prevented attack when given at first symptoms. The ad notes the remedy contains no opium and can be given to both baby and adult, sold by A J Pearre.
A Forkland Virginia child, daughter of J N Powell, stepped on a ten penny nail inverted rake, driving a nail through the foot and a second nail halfway through. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm applied, pain subsided in five minutes, and in three days the child wore shoes with no discomfort. Powell, a local merchant, endorses the antiseptic balm as healing faster. For sale by A L Pearce. Also a public endorsement for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from Rabry METERS of Wheeling West Virginia.
Tonight at City Hall at six to complete the organization of the local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Major E Y Goldsborough is to be elected president and a full board to be named. Baltimore will provide funds to aid the work here and local efforts aim to hold regular meetings through winter.
A local solicitor named T M Hiser issues an order concerning sales. The document outlines proceedings and authorizations required, with emphasis on compliance and deadlines for affected parties. Names, dates, and places are limited by the legibility of the source.
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