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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
4
The article reports on a proposed nonpartisan or tri partizan effort in Wicomico County to combat vote buying. Citizens aim to convict bribe givers or takers, fund rewards, and mobilize across parties to ensure honest elections and reduce corruption in Maryland politics.
A fragment from Cumberland Times and others critiques on opinion, real estate terms, and the influence of railroads on market dynamics. The passages note inflated Wabash price language, high Cumberland real estate demand, and economic shifts driven by electricity and new industry.
Water powers once neglected due to remoteness are now transmitted hundreds of miles by new discoveries and inventions. The energy boosts traction for streetcars, propulsion of machinery, and metallurgical operations, seen as electricity’s gift to mankind. Labor and capital gain profitable employment and overall human happiness increases, with electricity hailed as the most promising tool of progress. Source emphasizes practical understanding of electricity’s vast potential.
A collage of quirky dialogue quotes from various papers. Snippets include Miss Goldrox confessing love with playful sarcasm, Brigga-Gilder's driving outings, and light exchanges about troubles and time. A humorous window into everyday miscommunications and rural wit.
An Albany Argus report quotes the New York World about excess coal in the anthracite region. It notes producers curtailing orders, no clear price drop, and debates whether under consumption or monopolistic pressure drives high prices. The piece hints at rail profit aims and consumer impact if prices fall.
A poem from Everybody's Magazine by Ersist Nea contrasts flaws in perception with the guiding power of Love. It warns against counting trivial details as they can cloud truth. A woodland flower or smile lit by Love's light can inspire a soul to conquer darkness.
Benjamin Linton, about 48, was brought to the city badly injured after a rock fell on him at Grove Lime Works quarry in Stephens City, Virginia. He sustained a fractured leg and serious head and body injuries. He is married with six children. Also reported, Joseph Robin, 800, shot by his brother Hanson in Liberty area, is out of danger and improving.
Justice John F. Smith while out hunting yesterday shot a large blue crane seven feet from tip to tip of wings and claimed seven squirrels and several birds. Reopening of Woman's College of Frederick slated for September 17 with large enrollment expected.
Mr John 8 Tracey of Howard county announced yesterday he will place Edwin Warfield’s name in nomination for Maryland governor at the Democratic State Convention to be held at Music Hall Baltimore on September 16. Tracey, 74, is a long-time Democrat and delegate from Howard, with friends saying Warfield’s nomination would spark enthusiastic support across the state. The convention chair may be Senator Spencer Jones or Gorman ally, with Vandiver chairing calls to meet in Mount Airy on September 26 for candidate notification and campaign opening.
In Westminster Maryland a 76 year old widower Edward Lynch marries 62 year old Virginia native Mary A. Walker in a quiet St. John’s Catholic church ceremony led by Rev. Joseph B. Cassidy. The couple, long separated by fate, resume a shared history dating back to their youth and plan a Virginia bridal trip after Lynch’s longtime leadership with Carroll County Mutual Fire Insurance.
HYMENEAL. FROORS MARTIN and Joseph M. Stooke wed at Dublin Maryland in a Primitive Baptist church ceremony conducted by Rev Joshua Rows. The bride wore gray tailor outfit and she is noted for literary and musical talent as daughter of the late John D Hem mell of Frederick. KNREDSEN-RADRREE Fritz W H Rnesdeen and Annie M Radeker married in Washington DC at S J King’s home by Rev Dr Osborne Ingle. Also a neighbor’s life saved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after self neglect, and a local man Mr D P Daochtrit aided by neighbors near Mercer and Sumner counties.
A strike impacts Union Mine No.1 in Frostburg as drivers protest conditions. In Maryland political notes, Wicomico Prohibitionists nominate a county ticket minus the state’s attorney and surveyor. Talbot Republicans announce a unified ticket. Jacob Royer, a retired farmer, died at Bowers Crossing after collision with a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engine on the Cumberland Valley line. Coroner’s jury verdict in Baltimore finds Miss Caroline Link assaulted but offers no suspect leads. Chestertown gas-franchise bid delayed as big players withdraw amid board restrictions.
A humorous essay extols old maids noting they charm but keep wives home, save money, and avoid household burdens. It argues single women manage finances, shopping, and family plans efficiently, comparing a home without an old maid to a house without children.
A collection of endorsements for Father John’s Medicine and Chamberlain’s remedies from New York and Maryland figures, plus sealed bids by Frederick Maryland city officials for clay block pavement work and stone curb, with bid security and plan access details.
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