The Daily News 1901 Outlook on Reform Battles
The issue notes the ongoing reform battles in New York and Philadelphia with money invested by reform supporters. It reports on Admiral Schley’s exam, predicting another victory for him, and cites heavy British losses in South Africa as Boers hold firm against British aggression. The piece reflects wartime sentiment and political tension of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
U S Exports Lead World Trade In 1901 Figures
Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports that United States exports of domestic products topped all countries in nine months ending September 1901 with a monthly average of 113 935 020 dollars. UK and Germany show declines. US growth outpaces other nations. The calendar year 1900 figures show US exports near 1.453 billion dollars, up about 200 percent since 1875, far above Germany and the UK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Russia
Netherlands
India
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdoms
Porary Comment on Bohley Walking and Sitting Habits
A fragment notes Bohley has a habit of going around walking and sitting with Seve pat. It suggests he is not one of those who adopt a stationary routine. The text is incomplete but indicates casual observations of behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Bohley
Pat
A. Geisbert
H. Doremus
North Hermitage Ave
Chicago
Leftist campaigns and naval appointments provoke editorials
Baltimore and Cumberland newspapers harshly condemn the Left’s light campaigns against Tammany power and the appointment of Rear Admiral Crowninshield to the European station. They urge the President to withhold approval, arguing the move insults the American public and rewards an unpopular ally. Czolgossz’s act sparks lasting infamy discussions and calls for unity against anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowninshield
Long
Santiago
Commission
Cumberland Times
Merriness Minutes and Witty Courtroom Quips
A collage of humorous lines from newspapers and magazines. Jokes about marriage, manners, and miscommunication span Mrs Smith’s cake etiquette to a lawyer’s quip in court. Exchanges feature sharp wives and puzzled husbands with playful banter and regional flair.
Admiral Schley’s Testimony Closes Court of Inquiry
The New York Journal notes Admiral Schley ended his testimony with restraint and dignity. The prosecution’s case collapsed under its own witnesses, while the defense turned the Navy’s downfall into a rout. Schley, praised as a model American sailor, faced none of the bitterness his adversaries expected. The piece also briefly mentions a Sunday excursion by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Baltimore and Washington to Frederick, arriving at 10 o'clock.
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New York Journal
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Bohley
New Haven
Yale
Ssa
Washington
Admiral Sohley
Sigsbee
Santiago
Bigabee
Eailor
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Washington
Frederick
Jureston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
iNew York
Harper's Ferry
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lerington
Staunton
Hagerstown
Cincinnati
Issisnapolis
Mt. Aley
Arexstown
Sanda
War
Bonday
Washviews
St. Louis
Macersions
Ieee
St. Louie
Clacta
Eilsdelphis
Green's August Flower Endorsed by Authorities
A health column promotes Green's August Flower as a trusted aid for digestion liver function and blood purification. It touts regular use for vitality and references Dr G G Green remedies available at Main's Drug Store and Green's Special Almanac. The note also plugs Old Harper Kentucky whiskey as a fall tonic and mentions a Buffalo Restaurant in Frederick Maryland.
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Green
G _G. Green
Main's
Harper
Kentucky
Leading
Hyaidlans
Frederick, Md
Moments With the Mums and Old Garden Echoes
A poem about mourning, motherhood, and loss. It blends a mother’s grief for a dead child with reflections on memory in a haunted garden. The speaker laments the remaining children grown, and wonders if ancestors still tend the flowers planted long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen E. Rextorn
the National Magazine
Work of Death Mrs Lura Romaine Eyler of Ladiesburg
Obituary notices detail the death of Lora Romaine Eyler at 18 in Ladiesburg with funeral in Evangelical Lutheran church Woodsboro. Reverend W E Wheeler and M J McAlister officiated. Interment Mt Hops cemetery. Also notes Mary Catharine Geisinger Walkersville 31 funeral St John’s Church Frederick Mt Olivet. Harriet Barrick Walkersville 78 funeral Glade. Guy Lipton Kline infant pneumonia East Third St. Ella Walling Baltimore 41 paralysis West Fayette. Ann Fisher Walkersville colored infant burial Mt Pleasant. Funeral directors J S Perry & Son.
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Lura Romaine Eyler
Amog Eyler
Ladiesburg
Lora Romaine
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
W.E. Wheeler
M. J. McAlister
Carl Spurrier
Nannie Coover
Clara Koons
Gertie Eyler
Annie Cash
Ethel Ankefer
Merton Birely
Archer Haugh
Henny Biehl
Willie Gover
George Mort
Joe Eyler
Mt. Hops
D. A. Sharetts
Jacob Geisinger
Grim Reaper
Mary Catharine
Jacob 5S. Geisinger
Walkersville
J. L
Ann Rebscos Rothenhoefer
Yellow Springs
Middletown Valley
Jacob F. Gaisinger
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Harriet Barrick
Ezra E. Barrick
Walkeraville
D. J. Wolf
Wm. 0. Cramer
David Cramer
Wm. A. Cramer
Charlea Cramer
George Stauffer
Frederick Barrick
Guy Linton Kline
Guy Lipton
Charles T
May Kline
East Third Street
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Ella Walling
Ela Walling
West Fayette Street
Baltimore
Ann R. Fisher
James H. Fisher
Mt. Pleasant
J. S. Perry & Son
Remains Removed From City Vault in 1882 Case
The remains of Mrs Elizabeth A Kunkel Robinson who died January 14 1882 were taken from the Kunkel vault at the Reformed cemetery to Washington by her husband John Robinson and daughter Mrs Nannie R Dudley. Reinterment was made yesterday at Rook Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Kunkel Robinson
Kunkel
Reformed
Washington
John Robinson
Nannie R. Dudley
Rook Creek Cemetery
Mountainville County Correspondence News Briefs
County correspondence from Mountville and nearby areas notes weekly social visits and church events. A protracted M E church South meeting closes with four conversions, while elections loom as politicians move about. Meals, farm work, and visits to relatives in Baltimore, Harford, and Ohio are recorded alongside local travel and family news.
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New Marbeet
Trundle
Newton Trundle
Peterarille
Wellington Hammond
Baltimore
Ell, Rice
Hoods Mill
J. Monroe Rice
Henry A. Rheam
Washington, D. C
Misa Mary Rheam
Bessie Downey
Harford County
Mise Nannies Wood
Missen Stier
M. E. Church South
Petersville pastor elected. Renn sisters visit
Misses Lizzie and Ida Renn visit sister Mrs W. 8. Fiook while North Washington preacher Mr Wisher is chosen as pastor for the Borkittavills Petersville charge. Miss Ira Arnold visits uncle Mr Burr Magaha as local notes include weddings socials and visits across Wolfeville Avery and Good Hope communities.
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Lizzie
Ida Renn
Fiook
Wisher
North Washington
Reformed Church
Petersville
Borkittavills
Ira Arnold
Burr Magaha
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Franklinville
Wilfred Brown
Carlton
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J. B. Brown
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S. P. Bussard
John P. Fox
Roy Eby
F. M. Bussard and Son
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Charles Tracy
Blue Ridge Summit
D. H. Boyer
John Matthews
Emmitsburg
Ida Hains
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Charlanville
Laran Smith
Charles Main
Hansonville
Victor Still
Howard County
Wm. Stull
F. N. Zimmerman
Mary Ann Miller
Samuel Gittinger
Afiller
Charlie Martz
Walter
Harvey Bonte
C. C. Anglebarger
C. J. Smith
Zion
Bethel
Harman Stine
Brunswick
Mr. Stime
Tom Trundle
Lawrence Roelke
Scarf
Donald Krantz
Adamatown
Grover Salosr
Obsilie Trandle
Gapland Cheetwatting
Wolfsville
Christian Endeavor
Elmer Stotelmayer
Hamilton Stotelmyer
Misa Minerva
Geo. Kline
Charles Auaherman
Ellerton
Denton C. Frey
Mary Froshour
George Kline
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Grover Horley
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Katie Frey
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John Berger
Walter M. Wolfe
J. M. Wolfe
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Delva Bowers
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Merrs
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Lewis, Faltz
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Jas. Payne
Jaws
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Good Hope
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Ringgold
Waynesboro
James Bowser
Smithaburg
Kefanuver
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Katie R. Sensenbaugh
Wolfevlle
Daisy E. Sensenbaugh
Siatera
Marigh Smith
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Doreey White
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Edgar Cashel
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F. M. Fraley
Amy Belt
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Etchison
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Turpin
Emma L. Barnsley
Cre Opera House
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Amy French
Nancy Perkins
Will E
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This City
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Hamilton Lindsay
Landis
Goodyear
Rellsolder
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