Dairymen's Fight Sparks Statewide Interest in Frederick County
A Baltimore American summary notes a growing clash in Frederick County as dairymen form an organization to resist state health regulations on dairy farms. The paper urges peace and reasonable reform, praising the state boards when lawful and practical, and warns against unnecessary turmoil over cow sheds and farm conditions. The piece laments the quarrel as needless and calls for calm until harvest.
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Frederick County
Baltimore American
Offctale
Frederick
State Board
Meelth
Weir
The Problem of Poverty and Industrial Relations
A compact critique argues poverty persists despite wage changes. It urges thrift, home ownership, and training for defective minds through special schools. Emphasizes industrial accidents, safety culture, and lifelong life-skills education as remedies, claiming long term state investment in education boosts productivity.
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Commission On Industrial Relations
Key Memorial Proposed for Fort McHenry
The Philadelphia Press notes Congress approved 75000 dollars for a Francia Scott Key memorial to stand at Fort McHenry near Baltimore. The planned monument honors the author of The Star Spangled Banner, whose song sustained national patriotism and pride, with recognition long overdue.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Francia Scott Key
United States
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
America
Europe
Brightness of Life in Hard Times
A short poem on friendship as a source of hope and strength. It extols the power of a cheerful word to lift spirits during discouraging days and warlike struggles. The speaker credits friends as the finest gifts from God, capable of lightening life’s burdens.
Laboring Man Backs Etchison in Maryland Election
A Frederick laboring man writes to praise H Dorsey Etchison, urging voters to elect him in the September 14th primary. He argues Etchison will expose waste, save money for county and state, and challenge political bosses, predicting a large Democratic vote and strong support statewide.
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Etchison
H. Dorsey Etchison
Big Man
Eteliven
Hichison
Atmapolis
Frederick County
Polticians
Frederick, Md
Carnival Nets $3 000 From Mount Washington Fair
Sacred Heart church Mount Washington reported about 5000 in gross proceeds after expenses from its recent carnival. Rev Francis E Craig pastor formerly of Frederick led the event and will oversee construction of a new stone church.
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Mount Washington
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Francis E. Craig
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Byte
Local items from the News dated September 2 1894 note Rev A N Smith resigning from Myersville Lutheran after 15 years effective September 25. A fraud jury examined 214 witnesses with 36 presentments and dismissed OA cases. Montevar reported 235 mates and employees. Mose Vernon private hotel on West Third Street to reopen next Monday. Thirteen sheetmen from Taft More rode to Frederick and stopped at the Cit Hotel briefly. Master Clarke Fagan three year old son of Mr Charles Fagan of West Patrick Street was struck in the breast by a young horse. Fire alarm sounded as usual.
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Montevar
Clarke Fagan
Charles Fagan
Weat
Patrick Street
Prominent Guests at Frederick Hargett Garden Opening
A formal opening tonight marks Frederick's Educational Garden at the rear of the West Second Street home of Frank C. Harge, with speeches promised by local officials and representatives from the U S Department of Agriculture, as Governor Goldsborough and wife were unable to attend. The event features a receiving line, decorated grounds, and music by Braddock Heights Orchestra, with plans to turn the garden into a municipal park and daily public viewing thereafter.
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Goldsborough
George W. Hess
William F. Gude
Pete Bissett
Houston
Washington
Richard Vincent
White Marsh
Folger McKinsey
Henry FE. Warner
Baltimore
Thirkthon
W. Atlee Burpee
Richard Grady
Lewis H. Fraley
Joseph H. Apple
Joseph D. Baker
Hargett
Braddock Heights
Ewan W. Hess
U. S. Botanic Garden
Bobbink and
Atkins
Rutherford
N. J
Department of A Agricultural
William F. Jude
Jnr. White Marsh
Fraley
Braddock
Chindawa
Blue
Ridge Sammi
Braddock Heighta
Hagerstown
Frederick Cou
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Award Given at Mask Carnival Dancing Contest
Miss Estele Stone of Washington and E Austin James of Frederick won the silver trophy as first prize at the Mask Carnival in Braddock Heights pavilion. Four couples were kept on the floor by judges, best dancers chosen by audience applause. The event featured plain costumes and light entertainment for attendees.
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Washington
E. Austin James
Frederick
Braddock Heights
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