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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1900

Page

2

Moon Phases and Maryland Fire History In 1765

The excerpt recalls Moon phases, Crisfield fire engine plans, and Maryland reaction to the Stamp Act. It notes a possible 80th year path to state fire marshal, mentions Governor or US Senate speculation, and highlights Montgomery county calls to enforce concealed-weapons laws. It also details the 1765 Frederick County Stamp Act resolution defying British policy, with court orders to proceed without stamped paper and clerk Darnell’s initial resistance.

Crisfield Afd

The New Ventury and Global War Warnings

A fragmented column discusses shifts toward millennialism, Britain's imperial power, and Grim warnings from Baltimore papers about peace terms with China while noting U S industries and the American hen’s symbolic role in national wealth. The piece blends international tone with domestic commentary on industry and history.

Fragmented Early 20th Century Humors and Quips

A collage of marginal humor from multiple papers includes jests about love letters, mistaken kin, and misheard quotes. It features a Philadelphia Evening Bulletin anecdote, Chicago papers on a sister, a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegram pun about Jim Russer, and a Washington Star quip on imperialism versus luxury travel.

Public Cleanliness and Typhoid Fears Mentioned in Press

Articles urge public cleanliness to curb typhoid spread after royal and international cases cited. Mark Twain defends citizens rights to a square deal against extortion and praises proactive policing, urging universal citizen aid to magistracy. Say you saw it in The News.

Mark Twain New York S Square Clemens

Moments with the Husk by Delwin Markham

A fragmented poem-like excerpt explores humanity and science’s reach in a vast cosmic context. It juxtaposes mythic exploration with disciplined study, portraying humankind advancing through stars and law, while seeking shelter, purpose, and hidden order in the universe.

Death notices from multiple Maryland region figures

Obituary column lists James Ellicott Hewes of Baltimore age eighty one, widow Gulielms G. E., seven sons, two daughters. Also Joseph Moore of Greenfield Milla dies at 51 from typhoid, funeral at his home. Henrietta Working, widow, dies in Petersville at 73. Mrs James L. Howard dies at Market Space, 32. Hallie Brown dies at 16 in Baltimore. Sarah R. Glisan dies near Metairy at 63. Henry C. Smith “Butcher” Smith dies in Thormont. Mary Long dies in Emmitaburg. Funeral details: dates, places, officiants, and burials listed.

James Ellicott Hewes Mrr Edward Hewes Baltimore John Hewes Rachel Thomas Hewes Ellicott Gulielms G. E Michael Warner Mechanical Nations Bank Joseph M. Worthington Annapolis Mary Ellicott Joseph Moore Greenfield Milla This County Rev. &. QO. Livington Urleans Dickerson Station Laurel Prince George's County George Snouffer Wm. Yingling Thos. Sears Wm. Cooley Hansas Trail Wm. Moore George W. Peters Henrieta Henrietta Working Elac” Working Petersville Thus County Leavtes Elizabeth Susann George John William Bllicotts City Barkittsville James Howard James L. Howard Policeman Howard Howard Mr. Olivet Cemetery

Local garden contest winner shares tomato growing tips

The piece describes Willem A Stritupater and Palbis Kardner from New Castle in a tomato growing contest at Me Stritmacer's garden. The tomatoes came from a miogie plant on a raised frame. Judge Wallace runs the annual contest to grow the largest tomato, with Striwater winning this year and providing growing directions for tomato care.

Willem New Castle Palbis Kardner Wallace Stri‘twater

Tomato Growing Guide From a Garden Letter

A 19th century gardening note explains sowing seeds about March 15 in greenhouses, transplanting two inch plants five inches apart, then moving to open ground by May 15 in northern latitudes. It covers soil, bone phosphate, manure, staking six feet high, one to three vines per stake, removing imperfect growth, with notes on yields and timing for ripe tomatoes through Thanksgiving.

Fragmented Elkton meeting notes and local notices

An all day meeting of the Ant Sabor League in Elkton notes several incidents and appointments. Joseph Drummond a mine driver near Frosting died crushed by mine cars. John E Gowen re elected Railroad Company official. Kate M Batley was located at the home of her daughter in Catonsville. The Northern Convocation of the Easton diocese meets December 24 in Caesapense City Cecil county. Union Mills IOOF hall to be dedicated on Thanksgiving Car. Benjamin Mohamed of Busk River Neck injured in a runaway near Aberdeen. W O Crosley of Massachusetts recommended for read engineer of Baltimore county. Carroll county county commissioners reappoint Dr Leonard Zepp as physician to the almshouse for one year from November 21. Rev H H Finck to succeed Rev M Erster at Manchester charge Lutheran church installs soon. Court of Appeals reviews Montgomess county appeal over school textbook contract award to Dass Company.

Elkton Ant:Sabor League Joseph Drummond Colon Mine Frostinrg John E. Gowen Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Kate M. Batley Olrde P. Berd Catonsville Diocese of Easton Caesapense City Cecil County Union Mills Independent Order of Mechanics Benjamin Mohaamed Busk River Neck Aberdeen W. O. Crosley Massacussetts G. I Baltimore County Carroll County Leonard Zepp Almehouse H. H. Finck M.erster Manchester Lutheran Sparob Court of Appeais Montgomess County Ln Deswners Dass Company

Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Internal Remedy Effectiveness

An advertisement promotes Catarrh Care as an internal remedy claimed to reach the disease site and cure catarrh. It mentions Toledo and J. Chesney & Co as suppliers, and touts Hall's Family Pills and Harper Whiskey as products, urging readers to send testimonials and use prescribed medicines.

Ball's J. Chesney & CO Toledo Gid Hall

Weekly trade glance for leather hides wool and boots

Week summary notes continued activity in leather goods and shoe manufacturing with tight leather stock, rising prices for heavy weights especially Hemlock sole and Texas Oak, light hide receipts but firm demand, and sustained strength in wool markets. Batimors Letusk Co. remains referenced in trade circles.

Battiwonz Boots Ers Batimiors Lestusk Co

Bradstreet's New Years Update on Weather and Markets

Bradstreet's reports unsettled weather curtailing retail and jobbing, with muted stock speculation and a week of weaker bank clearings at 2,245,535,992 dollars. Iron, steel, raw cotton prices edge up. railroad earnings show little gain post election. Cash wheat firmer on limited exportable supply. Baltimore corn rises, December futures volatile with mixed quotes.

Bradstreet's Bradstreet’s

Hymeneal Notes Of Several Local Weddings

Marriage announcements list George E. Magaha and Esta M. Zecher to wed at the bride’s home in Barkitesville on a Tuesday in November. Invitations issued for Maggie Drocilla Zecher to wed Howard Stanley Grossnickle on Wednesday, November 25 in Beaver Creek. Daner, Col. hosting nuptials for Jonathan Edward Koogie and Rosa May Crightr Chillers on Thursday, November 29 at Mount Clivet Baptist Church. The groom linked to Mrs. William H. McOiffres of Itbas City.

George E. Magaha Esta M. Zecher Barkitesville Carlton Zecher Nathan A. Eccard Beaver Creek Washington County Maggie Drocilla Howard Stanley Grossnickle Dan ¥Er Col Jonathan Edward Koogie Rosa May Crightr Mount Clivet Baptist Church S P.m William H. McOiffres Itbas City

Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Ad Claim

An old patent medicine advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold and related symptoms. It markets the product as effective against colds with a price of 25 cents and uses persuasive language typical of era advertisements.

Local ad notes and holiday trade and remedies

Fragmented UK local ad chatter mentions Christmas openings and holiday trade drive. Several lines promote merchants, customer satisfaction, and advertising Value. Cast includes Chamberlain remedies and Diarrhea remedy claims by Dr E S Phipps in Poteau Arkansas, with sale by A L Pearre.

Taave Chamberlain Phipps Poteau, Ark A. L. Pearre

For Sale Announcements Include Livestock and Building Timber

For sale notices list Thoroughbred Holstein Fresiac bells aged 2 months to 2 years and a suitable WD for building road work or lime burning with dirt for filling. Also white pigs for breeding. Addresses given for buyers and sellers, with names and locations in Frederick area.

W.P. Alorsall Frederick Hor Norta Market St Wm. C. Boteler

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