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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
4
The Daily News outlines subscription rates and delivery options, with mail and office connections across the United States. It includes editorials on Emperor Wilhelm, Roosevelt, smallpox rumors, a New Hampshire incident, and a court-of-inquiry summary about Sampson and Schley in the Spanish-American War context.
The piece argues for higher teacher salaries amid Maryland counties, citing Frederick County figures and a broad voter education shift. It notes teachers seek stability and long-term careers, while rising remuneration ties to tax impact but promises broader common good per the Taneytown Record and local press.
A collage of quips and jokes from era papers shows exchanges about horse trading and marriages. Characters from Pack Detroit Free Press Life and other papers exchange banter on truth, joy, and names in a lighthearted spoof. The gag underscores playful takes on marital plans, identity, and daily trivialities.
The New York World argues New York State savings banks are highly secure with about a billion dollars held by over two million people and no losses to depositors despite years of operation. It notes two bank maladministrations in the city, one small loss and the Seventh National Bank loss to be covered by reorganization, yet the overall system remains prudent.
Hoboken astrologer Gustave Meyer predicts a prosperous autumn under President Roosevelt. He warns of editorials causing cross nation strife, a major scientific or literary achievement, labor harmony, and potential tensions with foreign powers. Warns November to be perilous for soldiers and court or clergy scandals loom. Ocean travel unsafe with possible shipwrecks. epidemics among cattle in Ireland. increased amusement troubles and parental vigilance advised.
Rev Fr O Rourke rector of the Jesuit novitiates in the city says a report claims the property may be occupied after removal of the novitiate by French Jesuits leaving France. He urges denial of the report in toto.
An infant child of Geo Gregg died Saturday morning at his home near York Mills. The funeral was Sunday at 10 a.m. at Point of Boonies with interment in the church cemetery. Geo W. was the funeral director. Peters Wedding Postponed due to typhoid fever affecting the bride.
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