The Daily News announces weekly tax work news service
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland lists publication details for The Weekily News and Tax Work News delivered by cartiers to subscribers in the city or by mail. Subscriptions are 81 percent per year in advance with club discounts and requires payment with orders. The tax news office is connected to the telephone exchange. Correspondence and notices to The News, Frederick, Md.
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Tax News
Totephone Exchange
Maryland Praises Prisons Reform Leadership Abroad
A Maryland Prisoners’ Aid Association head, Mr. Griffith, reports to Governor Smith that Maryland ranks second to none in prison reform and management. The piece then contrasts British veterans and aging leaders across Parliament and the church, noting many prominent figures remain active beyond traditional retirement ages and continue shaping public life.
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Goldaborough
Griffith
Maryland
Governer Smith
National Prison Congress
Philadelphia
White House Conference Faces Coal Strike Impasse
A sharp exchange unfolds as coal operators refuse concession amid a nationwide strike. The President urges action to ease suffering, while operators accuse the government of failure if a resolution cannot be secured. The clash highlights tensions between labor, industry, and state power during a harsh, prolonged dispute.
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President Mitchell Urges Public Coal Support Amid Mine Strike
A presidential appeal frames miners as rightful negotiators led by Mitchell while operators refuse arbitration. With winter approaching and coal supplies shrinking, the public necessity overrides factional blame and pressure builds for swift action to avert a coal famine.
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Fresident Mitchell
John Mitchell Slone
Mitchell Ma
Contemp orary Comment and Maryland Prosperity Notes
Contemporary comment cites contrasts with ancient times and relief at Devery not halting the ticket. Maryland counties report fewer robberies and better crop prices this autumn, suggesting prosperity. Farmers and families attend county fairs after a boom period, reflecting improved income and local well being.
Minutes of Merriness and Quirky Sayings Across Papers
A collage of humorous snippets from old newspapers shows characters debating generosity and propriety. Dialogues touch on inheritance, pride, mistrust, and everyday tricks with a satirical edge.
Century of women's rise noted in Philadelphia Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger review of Bishop MacKay Smith cites his belief that the twentieth century should see women gain prominence. It traces women's historical subordination, noting past views of women as property and the long struggle toward empowerment, with examples of notable exceptions and shifts in status.
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Mackay Smith
Episcopal Church
Weimnen
Cosdjator
Jorg
Borasoua
Tharole Zanobia
Aspasa
Cleopstra
Maria Theresa
Century of women to shape future government
The passage argues women have moved from private spheres to influence national policy and moral governance. It asserts women's suffrage is a substantial victory, counters opposition, and predicts this century will be defined by women’s leadership, with women guiding men in moral and patriotic ideals.
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Isce Alvos
Moments With The Muse And Promises In Verse
A Measured reminiscence on autumn breeze and storytelling in a Washington Star excerpt. The piece blends rustic, musical imagery with reflections on aging, illness, and promises from a child’s perspective. It contrasts nature's turn with winter and a grandmother’s care against the fevers and shifts of healing.
Frederick Choral Society Organizes for 1903 Season
Frederick choral society forms with about 90 members at its first meeting. Plans for routine business and expansion are outlined. First rehearsal set for October 6 at 8 p m in Woman's College Hall. Handel's Messiah to be studied with solos by Baltimore performers Miss Cummins Mr Miller and Mr Rabold and Miss Ware with public performance planned for spring.
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Firus
Woman's College Hall
Handel
Iola Man Visits Middletown Before National Encampment
After long years away D. B. D. Smeltzer of Iola Kansas plans a return to his old Middletown home this county. He left with his family about twenty two years ago and this will be his first visit back. Smeltzer has been named an aid de camp on General Hu Torrence’s staff for the upcoming Grand Army of the Republic National Encampment in Washington next week. He served in the Civil War under General Lew Wallace.
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Great Britain
St. James Gazette
London
Dean Bradley
the Gazette
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Mr. Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Lord Roberts
Romo
Harry Keppel
Jodhore
Dr. Temple
Canterbury
York
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Redvers Bolior
Charles Warren
Clery, Coke
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Teday
John Aird
Lord Masham
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
Sir William Harcourt
Mrr
Morley
Bryce
O. B
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Vetezars
D. B.D. Smeltzer
Iola
Kansas
Middletown
Smeltzer
Hu Torrence
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Lew Wallace
Man Charged With Brutality Arrested by Officer and Held on Bail
David Robinson, a Black man, was arrested after a wife named Rachel Robinson accused him of brutal beating of their four year old son Eugene with tarred rope. He appeared before Justice Smith and is held on $200 bail for a February grand jury appearance.
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Holbrenner
Rachel Robinson
Eugene
Hos
Justice Smith
Real Estate Purchases Near Wheatland and Werber's Hill
Sates of Real Estate, John W O Ahalt buys John Bowman farm of 124% acres near Wheatland in Loudoun County for 40 dollars per acre. Wilbur Ahalt to move in weeks. Harry A Barnard buys Mrs Mary Honssher dwelling on Werber's Hill Brunswick on private terms.
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Middletown
John Bowman
Wheatland
Loudoun County
Wilbur Ahalt
Harry A. Barnard
Mary Honssher
Werber’s Hill
Brunswick
Local banker joins city firm as manager
Comes back to Frederick, Mr. J. Vernon Silanca, formerly cashier of Woodsboro Savings Bank, who resigned to become book-keeper for Seltzer-Mint Drug & Chemical Co. in Washington, D. C., has resigned that post and accepted management of the G. F. 8. Zim wastman Co., manufacturers of abutter Tamteners, in this city.
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Frederick
J. Vernon Silanca
Woodsboro
Marylanders in Chicago Elect New Society Officers
The Maryland Society of Chicago held its annual meeting at the Palmer House last night electing Richard Gambrill formerly of this city as vice president. A resolution was adopted naming Rear Admiral Schley an honorary member of the society.
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Chicago
Maryland Society of Chicago
Palmer Hense
Richard Gambrill
Schley
Society
Interstate YMCA Convention in Clarksburg December 6 7
The Interstate Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of Maryland the District of Columbia West Virginia and Delaware will be held in Clarksburg West Virginia on December 6 and 7.
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Young Men's Christian Association of Maryland
Duttriot of Columbia
West Virginia
Delaware
Clarksburg
W. Va
Zinc and Grinding Make Deroe Lesh and Zins Paint
Zinc and grinding make Der oe Lesh and Zins paint are sold by P L Hargets and Company. The garbled note indicates a mixed product with lead and other components offered by the firm, likely a paint or pigment sale.
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Bend
P. L. Hargets & Os
MY LADY OF THE SNOWS IN INTERLAKEN MOUNTAIN TALES
Special correspondent recalls Barry the St Bernard and his posthumous fame at the Bern city museum. He describes journeys from Bern through Lake Thun to Interlaken, meeting Rev James Colville in Switzerland, and witnessing avalanches and the stark Alpine scenery as he walks miles to reach the Jungfraujoch foothills.
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Jan McLaren
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Wengernelp
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Wengernalp
Gorgs R. Gaither, Jr
Baltimore
Lanterbroonen
Interlaken and Nearby Wonders in the Swiss Alps
From the Hotel Eiger at Lauterbrunnen the writer extols views of the Jungfrau and Silberhorn, details waterfalls like the Trummelbach and Staubbach, the Grindelwald Glacier grotto, and the Gressbach Falls. He recalls perilous climbs, historic deaths, and the perilous Wetterhorn, noting how Swiss chalets line Interlaken.
Electric Railways Promise Growth Across Maryland
Maryland electricity powered railways expand across the state linking Washington, Laurel, Baltimore, and Annapolis with suburban routes to Mount Washington, Towson, and Emory Grove. Plans extend to Westminster, Cecil and Garrett counties, and Cumberland, with lines to Hagerstown, Boonsboro, and beyond, aiming to boost rural life and population.
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Baltimore Sap
Washington City
Laurel
Prince George's County
Washington
Potomac River
Baltimore
Hillookt City
Emory Grove
Westminster
Carroll County
Oity
Mount Washington
Powhatan
Towson
Middle River
Belair Road
Artis Paz
Anne Arandal
Cecil County
Elxton
Garretts County
Oakland
Mountain Lake Park
Deer Park
Cumberland
Rosa
Frontburg
Donaconing' Stown
Piedmont
George's Creek
Baltimore City
Tas Hagerstown Electric Railway
Stresta
Willismaort
Potomac
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
South Mountain
Mycraville
Middlytown
Hagers
Trolley line expansion and rural life in early 1900s Maryland
Funds and plans for a Frederick to Middletown road and a Frederick to Baltimore line emerge. Local progress lauds fine farming country, with trolley networks promoting farm output and ease of travel, while a Swiss town feature notes glass facades and peculiar dress in daily labor.
Witchcraft at Wolfsville Letter Sparks Town Debate
A Wolfsville letter reports John Kindle, called the wizard of the North, brought to cure an infant’s ailments. After undressing the child he performed rites and declared the infant bewitched by an aged neighbor. The writer questions modern American enlightenment in the twentieth century.
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Wolfsvile
Wolfsville
John Kindle
North
Americs
Market Notes From Oak Market Front Hall
A premarket shower sent dealers indoors at Oak Market. Vendors reported abundant vegetables and fruit despite corn thinning, with onions pumpkins beans peaches grapes and melons in good supply. Prices listed for butter eggs poultry beef pork and more, with eggs at twenty cents a dozen and other staples noted for Sunday shoppers.
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Porterhouse
Paralyis Cures Mentioned In Patent Remedy Note
A fragment notes remarkable cures of paralysis and rheumatism attributed to a widely known tonic. It mentions Dr. D. McDonsid of Logan County and a medication sold by A. L. Pearre. Also references a liver syrup claimed to aid digestion with careful eating.
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Ingpeeace Grimett
Chen
D. McDonsid
Man
Logan Countr
W. Ya
A. L. Pearre
His Life in Peru and a Tonics Claim
Alfred Ese writes of ill health and fatigue improved after five weeks on Electric Bitters. Claims stronger energy, appetite, and ability to work returned. Advertisement notes tonic aiding vigour and endurance, with price three dollars per bottle at Albert L. Pearse’s druggists.
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Alfred Ese
Tox
Vickly
Albert L. Pearte
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