Court of Inquiry probes anti-Schley clique names
Writings discuss Roosevelt’s stance, Addicks of Delaware, and a rising public faith in the new President. A Prince George’s County official criticizes reform delays while Latrobe argues against marble in Annapolis, urging adherence to the brick and Indiana limestone plan within the two hundred ninety thousand dollar appropriation.
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Ferdinand Latrobe
State Building Commission
Annapolis
General Assembly
General Latrobe
Building Commission
The Voice of the Press An Education Debate
A Forum discusses teachers in secondary schools should be living fountains not stale knowledge vendors. It argues for moving university professors into K through grammar schools and highlights differences with foreign systems. A follow-up notes Puerto Rico education figures and federal aids with nine month terms and $500000 yearly, praising English language schooling and dissenting comments on a Spanish translation of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Deal
Sascondhand Knowridge
Philadelpha
Commissioner of Education
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania
Ins
Westerntates
New Angora Goat Farm Plans Tied to Garrett County
Peter Corbett, manager of the Angora Goat Company, announced plans to establish farms in Garrett County Maryland and West Virginia with a 1000 does and 20 bucks contract near Oakland Maryland. He said Senator A R Unger would be president and Baltimore capitalists were backing the venture. Corbett touted goats for fleece meat and pelts profits, predicting rapid herd growth and land clearing benefits, and referenced a Maryland industrial school for colored youths near Laurel.
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Corbett
Peter Corbett
Angora Goat Company
Farma
Garrett County
Maryland
West Virginia
Oakland
A. R. Unger
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Baltimore
Nsp
Corbet
Berkeley
Frederick County GWEEL Dead WZ Tee TenanT Exhibit Anticipated
The Frederick area, noted for fertile soil and a thrifty farming population, is expected to host the annual AAMT GWEEL Dead WZ Tee. Observers predict record attendance from Frederick, Lower Pennsylvania, and Baltimore with strong public spirit across the county and city.
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Frederick County
Frederick Fawr
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of witty snippets and quips from multiple papers. The Washington Star cites Miss Cayenne on love letters and political speeches, while the Philadelphia Record notes a dog with a long pedigree and a farmer’s wife confrontation. Jane’s wedding present breaks are mentioned.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
County correspondence notes local visits and minor incidents
Mrs J F Norwood and Miss Maud Hopkins hosted by Mrs William Norwood in Lisbon. Raymond Foutz and Miss Ethel from Kemptown visited Miss Bessie Kiddlemoser. Damacus visitor Mrs Jolie Curtis visited brother Louis King. Thomas Smith bent a rib in a wagon accident. Shipley of Watersville injured after a run to his home near church. L T Lewis and wife returned from Baltimore. Revival meetings and church preaching announced by Reverends Callam, Strasburg, Fisher. Mrs A L Engelbrecht and daughters visited Mary Akers. Theresa Smith and daughters returned home. Mrs John Pfeifer traveled to Washington. John Karn and family spent Sunday in town. W C Sykes of Berlin, Pa., and Presley Orrison of Brunswick spent the weekend here. Charles Slifer laying brick pavement. Buck Lodge reports Augustus Johnson visiting Washington DC. George King of Washington DC spent Sunday here. Elsie Johnson of Avery stayed with her parents. Nettie Poole visited Frederick. W W White and Littleton Poole spent time in Frederick. R K Poole, flour mill worker at Monrovia, visited family here.
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J. F. Norwood
Maud Hopkins
Lisbon
William Norwood
Raymond Foutz
Slater
Ethel
Kemptown
Bessie Kiddlemoser
Jolie Curtis
Damascus
Louis King
Thomas Smith
William A. Shipley
Watersville
Mr. Shipley
L. T. Lewis
Baltimore
Callam
Strasburg
M . Church
Mr. Fisher
A. L. Engelbrecht
Mary O. Akers
Theresa Smith
John Pfeifer
Washington
John Karn
W. C. Sykes
Berlin
Presley Orrison
Brunswick
Charles Slifer
Misa Elsie Johnson
Avery
Thomas Johnson
Nettie Poole
Frederick
W. W. White
Washington, D. C
Littleton Poole
R. K. Poole
Monrovia
National Bank Deposits Report from Frederick Banks
The national banks in Frederick report deposits totaling 5,008,459.53 under the Comptroller of the Currency call. Central National Bank holds 156,239.27, Imere and Mechanic National Bank 555,264.51, Frederick County Bank 237,602.51, Citizens’ Bank 1,520,291.18, First National Bank 226,042.06.
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National Banks of
Frederick
Comptroller of the Currency
Central National Bank
Imere
Mechanica
Frederick County Gal Bank
Citizens
First Nakak
Week's Court Records Highlight Transfers and Licenses
The Circuit and Orphans' Courts weekly records list property deeds totaling varied sums from E. Eichelberger to Charles W. Ross and Henry Williams to Braddock Heights Improvement Company to Emory L. Coblentz, with numerous other transfers. Marriage licenses include William H. Beaton and Helen E. Maple. J Stanley Jones and Ellen M. Bowing. Sidney Handy and Bartha E. Ritter. Luther Zimmerman and Edna Waeschl. among others. Orphans' Court actions cover estates of Minnie B. Lewis and George Angel, with administrators appointed, inventories filed, and accounts and sales orders approved.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Eichelberger
Charles W. Ross
Henry Williams
Braddock Heights Improvement Company
Emory L. Coblentz
Johan Kelly
Oatherine Grinder
James O. Smith
Charles J. Smith
Wm. J. Black
William J. Black
Elmer E Bohrman
Albert L. Bauver
Moses Hallman
Bean Hallman
Charies K. Caller
W. Dwit Kylwaver
Christopher Ringle
Board of County
Elng B. Ramsburg
Ludwig J. Maisel
Edward D. Maisel
Mary Truman
Fannie V. Black
William H. Beaton
Frederick
Helen E. Maple
Louis
J. Stanley Jones
Burkittsville
Ellen M. Bowing
Middletown
Sidney 8. Handy
Hightstown
N. Z
Bartha E. Ritter
Luther M. Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Edna K. Waeschl
Catoctin Furnace
David H. Uattivid
Joanna Camobell
Liberty
Frank Wirt
Orphans’ Court
Minnie B. Lewis
William Schnauffer
Clara 9. Hauer
Charles N. Hauer
George Angel
Alverda Angel
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Lemuel 8
Poole
James M. Poole
Generals Early Rise From Humble Beginnings
A Winchester Star inspired portrait recalls Gen James C Clark a former mail carrier turned railroad president. Stories from colleagues recount his hands on leadership and care for workers, including dramatic actions to move trains and clear wreckage. Also noted are wild baboons in Connecticut and an advertising note for Dr Bosehee Garvan Syrup at Main's Drug Store.
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Mae Toonan
James C. Clark
Clark
Mobile
Als
Johnson Farr
Winchester
Harper's Ferry
Farr
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
John OC. Ooe
Illinois
Clarke
G.G. Green
Main's
Green
State News Roundup From 1902 Tax Rates to Local Tragedies
The items cover Baltimore 1902 tax rate at $1.95 per $100 versus $1.813 in 1901. Joseph Troll died at Schon thal Iron and Steel plant in a fatal roller accident. Lloyd Burke faces assault charges on 11 year old Helen Tarman in Centerville. Thomas B. Taylor of Barren Creek district dies at Peninsula General Hospital Salisbury. Daniel Switzer, 19, acquitted of his father George W. Switzer murder in Baltimore city court. George J Gould eyeing Western Maryland Railroad to feed Wabash. Graber estate near Williamsport sells two farms for $10 and $19 per acre. total $12,635. Henry Boyd arraigned for Martha Oden killing on Bonaparte farm near Upper Marlboro. pleads not guilty. Maryland soldiers and sailors in Spanish-American War listed for distribution by William J. O Dalany Co. of Baltimore.
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Baltimore City
Joseph Troll
Schonthal Iron and Steel Company
Lloyd Burke
Ridgely
Caroline County
Helen Tarman
Centerville
Thomas B. Taylor
Barren Creek
Wicomico County
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Daniel Switzer
George W. Switzer
George J. Gould
Western Maryland Railroad
Seaboard
Isaac Graber
Williamsport
Henry Boyd
Prince George's County
Martha Oden
Charles J. Bonaparte
Upper Marlboro
Boyd
Maryland
William J. O. Dalany Company
Baltimore
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Armstrong & Cator
N.C. Getzbaugh
North Market Street
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Milton G. Urner
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William P. Gardner
James €. Clark
Winchester Star
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F. W. Beard
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Maste Harper Stock Company
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Jas. A. Orndorf
Motter's
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Sisters of Charity
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Murat Halstead
McKinley
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Rederick, MD
van and Winter
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Frederick City, Md
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Groff Hotel
A. Poole
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Brunswick and Way
W. T. Mullinix
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Baker Johnson
Potts
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