American playhouses rise as U S stages lead demand
The article notes American dramatists gain prominence as U S produced works top sales. It cites Chicago Tribune on independence from European monarchies in drama and mentions Mc Murray Packing Company leaving Frederick, affecting Appleton Wisconsin prosperity. It also reviews Harper’s Weekly take on the Boers and self governance, plus Maryland Geological Survey road economy comparisons.
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Good Roads Could Save Baltimore and Washington Costs
The article argues that improved roads reduce wear and tear on horses and vehicles, cutting repairs and maintenance. It cites Professor Reid comparing Baltimore and Washington, estimating annual road-improvement savings around three million dollars for state roads.
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Electoral Vote Flexibility and Navy Growth in 1900s Papers
A fragmentary compilation notes editors commenting on state electoral votes swing by pencil and paper, Bryan visit reactions, and looming appropriations for two more battleships along with armored ships and gunboats, reflecting early 20th century newspaper tone on politics and naval power.
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Moments With the Muse Diecouragement and Hope in Arts
A poem fragment laments campaign turmoil and national doom while urging patience. The speaker muses on political divides and the urge to fuse to action as the country braces for upheaval. The second verse, from The Spectator, reflects on aging and the search for meaning beyond fame and power as life’s goals evolve.
Habeas corpus cases and local notices in Frederick in 1900
Charles Hatfield held on $100 bond after habeas corpus review for chicken theft. Daniel Carlin and Patrick Myer released due to procedural defects. Duck Baton discharged. John Richardson fined $3.50 and jailed 10 days for disorderly conduct. Maj. Pierce spoke at Middletown club. crowd included Democrats and American Band. Dutrow buys Clarke Place lot for a spring residence. Public sale announced: Henry N Etchison mortgage sale of property on West Patrick Street, Frederick City, October 8, 1900 at 11 a.m.: parcels Nos 57 and 59, front 33 feet, depth 188 feet 6 inches.
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Minutes of Merriness and Witty Threes in Papers
A collage of quips from 19th century humor columns and cartoons. Snippets include a Chicago Post exchange about a building, a tale of Georgie Gibbs, a cow drowning and hay burning, a tramp seeking food, and jests about stove prices and cemetery life. The clipped items reflect newspaper humor and social satire of the era.
Pulverized coal as fuel eyed in Chicago tests
A Philadelphia Record summary notes Chicago experiments on pulverized coal as a fuel for furnaces under Illinois Central Railway supervision. The process mirrors gas burning with no waste, increasing steam output by 25 to 40 percent, potentially transforming energy use in plants and reducing smoke and slag.
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To Be Pollo wed with Dangers of Four Great City
Obscure historic note mentions Enobs O Tennessee styled as Princess of Patches. The fragment references a figure called The Defaulter in a possibly ceremonial or satirical context. No clear event, date, or location to anchor a full news item.
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Reflections of 4 Bachelor from the New York Press
The column jokes about domestic life and marriage with blunt humor. A theft report describes a break in on the B and O passenger train between Frederick and Washington. A small iron trunk owned by George Morgan was stolen, later found in a field with the lock smashed. officers Lowe and Arze recovered it with no valuables inside.
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Century of invention and Bostetter’s Stomach Bitters praised
The piece predicts the twentieth century as a era of invention and highlights Bostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a celebrated remedy for stomach ailments. It claims many physicians recommend it and urges buyers to obtain the genuine bottle with a private Revease Stamp, warning of counterfeit versions.
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