Important notices and industrial waste ideas in 1901 edition
In the September 6 1901 issue The News Frederick discusses a range of topics from a proposed consolation race for the Constitution and Independence to industry uses for waste material. It cites J Edward Addicks with retirement rumors, Timonium Fair attendance, and a Chicago writer on Stockholm. It highlights Forum observations on by products from oil refining and sawdust converted into fuels, dyes, insulation, and art materials, illustrating the value of technical education and early recycling concepts.
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Chicago
Mulhausen
Forum
Ray Stannard Baker
Outlook
Coutar
Aimost
Germany
Political Campaigns Stir Maryland in Notable Race
Mary land politics gear up for a pivotal campaign as leaders plan outreach and slate candidates. Gorman backs harmony but opposes unworthy nominees. Oyster trade notes Chesapeake supremacy with Blue Point controversy and regional naming slang.
Minutes of Merriness and Dialect Snippets
A collage of humorous quotes from Civil War era and minstrel era sources. The Brooklyn Life piece mocks domestic debates as Bridget calls the boys to rise. Harlem Life and Atlanta Constitution fragments follow with dialect humor and blunt narration of searing anecdotes.
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Bridget
Brooklyn
The Voice of the Press War and Public Spending
Opinion pieces critique war time spending and its claimed effects on the economy. The Philadelphia North American argues that military boondoggles waste funds and idle labor could be redirected, while warning about political manipulation of war finance. It also criticizes Admiral Howison’s eligibility for a naval court and Secretary Long’s handling, urging accountability from McKinley’s administration.
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Philadelphia North-american
Admiral Howison
Philadelphia Times
Naval Court of Inquiry
Washington
Sohley
Navy
Avery American
Secretary Long
Schley
Long
Hackett
Mr. Long
Mr. McKinley
United States
Wanderer Dreams in Paradise and a Quiet Tax Exchange
A lyrical fragment imagines a dream of searching for a lost beloved in paradise. The speaker recalls questioning cherubim and roaming heavenly spaces, then notes the beloved offers no reply and toys with the speaker from afar, ending with a cryptic line about tax news exchange.
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Paradise
Manual Training Note Expands Maryland County Programs
Maryland counties plan to add six new manual training schools this fall, joining eleven existing ones. Details cover locations, Lloyd system methods for grades three through ten, teacher selection, and state funding of $1500 yearly per school. Professor Hammel of the State Normal School oversees inspections and instruction.
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Maryland
Ellicott City
Howard County
Westminster
Carroll County
Elkton
Cacil County
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Rockville
Montgomery County
Easton
Talbot County
Oakland
Garrett County
Sparrow’s Point
Baltimore County
Laurel
Prince Georges County
Chestertown
Kent County
W. C. A. Hammel
State Normal School
State Board of Education
Lloyd
Professor Hammel
Gera Brings Austrian Blasting Victim Home to Bremen
The North German Lloyd steamer Gera sailed from Baltimore with Michael Gadjok an Austrian who lost both hands in a Monrovia blasting accident. He travels steerage but will receive hospital care aboard and daily dressing. A 20.80 fund supports his treatment and new clothing. Upon Bremen arrival the Austrian consul will assist him and his wife in Orstia awaits.
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Gera
Baltimore
Bremen
Michael Gadjek
Monrovia
Gadjok
Bia
Orostia
News of the State Highlights from Howard to Timonium Fair
Howard Moop of Canton drowned at Lazaretto Guano Works. Twenty Naval Academy cadetship candidates named. Dr Edward P Duvall former state librarian died in Annapolis aged 75. Manuel Teal of Ellicott City badly hurt by a train near the depot. Garrett Luteman recaptured after escaping Sylvan Retreat. Constable William Ettenhart and Chief Caldwell paid $100 reward. Timonium Fair banner day with 40 000–16,000 attendees, program, and awards across households and carriage and wagon classes.
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Canton
Lazaretto
Naval Academy
Edward P. Duvall
Annapolis
Manuel Teal
Ellicott City
Baltimore and Ohio
Garrett Luteman
Sylvan
Allegany County
Socotthesis
William Ettenhart
Oaldwell
Carroll County Teachers Institute at Westminster High
A Carroll county teachers institute will convene at Westminster High School assembly hall next week from Monday through Friday morning. Instructors include M Bates Stephens Maryland superintendent of public education B Frank Cronse Maryland Comptroller chief clerk William R McDaniel Western Maryland College mathematics George W Ward Western Maryland College history William A Hammel State Normal Baltimore Prof G Clinton Hanna Virginia. Assisting staff include E W McMaster Worcester county examiner John P Fockler Washington county examiner Ephraim L bobbty Frederick county examiner Mrs Ida Elliott and Mrs G Clinton Hanna.
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Teachers’ Institute
Westminster High School
Assembly Hall
M. Bates Stephens
Maryland
B. Frank Cronse
Comptroller of
William R. McDaniel
Western Maryland College
George W. Ward
William ©. A. Hammel
State Normal School
Baltimore
G. Clinton Hanna
Virginia
E. W. McMaster
Worcester County
John P. Fockler
Washington County
Ephraim L. Bobbty
Frederick County
Ida Elliott
Social meetings resume details for local chapters
Mizpah Chapter No 9 will resume its stated meetings this evening. Daughters of the American Revolution will restart monthly meetings later this month. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C will hold its quarterly meeting next month. Frederick City Hospital Association will meet in monthly session on Tuesday next.
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Mizpah Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fitzhugh Lee
Frederick City Hospital Association
Brunswick Democrats Organize in City
The Old Hickory Democratic Club with 125 members is organized in Brunswick. G. H. Hogan serves as president and M. W. Phaten, D. R. Gregory, J. R. Bond are vice presidents. J. T. Martin is treasurer with J. F. Hays and D. R. Gregory as secretaries. J. H. Moler, A. M. Miller, G. A. Hood, P. Hemp, J. C. Farrell form the board of governors.
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Brunswick
Returning to Work at National Tube Plant
Special Dispatch to Tax News reports the Demmier 6b piates resumed operations this morning with no disorder. Five hundred more men returned to work at the National tube plant at McKeepsport, signaling a partial recovery in production.
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Demmier
National Tube
McKeepsport
Killed on the B and O at Ridgeville crossing
William Goings a colored man about 23 from Augusta county Virginia was struck and fatally injured by a freight train at the turnpike crossing on the B and O railroad near Ridgeville at 630 this morning He was employed on railroad improvements and was walking along the track as two trains approached from opposite directions His skull was fractured and he lived about an hour and a half after the accident Coroner Waltz New Market was summoned but deemed no inquest necessary
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William Goings
Turnpike Crossing
Ridgeville
Goings
Augusta County
Weethnand
County Correspondence Rock Springs Festival Report
The festival at the school house Friday night August 30 drew many Frederick visitors. A gypsy fortune teller and a graphophone show provided entertainment. Proceeds were encouraging despite a storm that extended the event to Tuesday September 8. Weather damaged a fence post by John Engle and lightning caused mischief at James Gambrill Jr. residence. Local boarders began returning home.
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Rocky Springs
Frederick
Wm. H. Moore
J. Lewis Lortz
George L. Twenty
Cornelius Burger
John Engle
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Death notices for Cline Fogle and Pryor in local papers
John Cline of Myersville died aged 80 after malaria fever. Survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral at Lutheran church Myersville tomorrow at 10 a.m. Interment in nearby cemetery. Faye Irene Fogle, infant daughter of Harkey M. and wife near Pleasant Hill, died aged 3 years 1 month 5 days. Funeral held at Grace Lutheran Rocky Hill. Infant of Luther Pryor near Zentz Mills died Sunday and was buried at Foxville.
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Myersville
John W
Isaiah Cline
Carlton Keljer
Jefferson
Daniel Bidel
Nonth
Myeraville
Jerome Zellers
Faye Fogle
Faye Irene
Harkey M. Fogle
Pleasant Hill
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
W. E. Wheeler
Luther Pryor
Zentz’ Mills
Foxville
Seaward and Seaward Fade in a Poem Fragment
A fragmentary excerpt from the Atlanta Constitution by Frank L. Stayton meditates on endless sea voyages. It speaks of phantom ships and distant shores while harbor bells ring and a farewell refrain echoes. The verse offers a somber tribute to loving hearts left behind and the uncertain return of sailors at sea.
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Frank L. Stayton
Atlanta Constitution
A School Day Poem Reflects a Mother’s Longing
A poem notes Polly at school and a mother’s wistful thoughts of baby dolls, quiet rooms, and the wish for a child’s early schooling. It contrasts a lively morning with the still nursery as the sun sets and laments learning for girls. The piece concludes with a prompt about help from classified ads in Taz News offering small job opportunities.
Maryland Girls Seek Work Walk From New York Home
Two educated young women from Cumberland Maryland traveled to New York seeking jobs and independence. Lacking funds they searched for clerkships and other work, faced hunger and hardship, and eventually received aid from Police Captain Abhans, the Associated Charities, and the Children's Aid Society. If employment fails they will be returned to Maryland.
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Ventered Alargares Alcheebar
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Newark
Abhans
Policd
Smith
Associated Charities
Philadelphia
Frog Catching As A Business In The United States
Frog catching has grown into a notable business with annual nationwide harvest near 2,000,000 frogs valued around 100,000 for hunters and at least 150,000 for consumers. The practice spans many states and is economically significant, per United States Fish Commission estimates. Also promoted: Chamberlain's Pain Balm cures cuts and bruises quickly and may heal with fewer scars. sold by A Pearre.
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United States Fish Commission
United States
Chamberlain
Notice of eighteen-director election for railroad company
Stockholders are informed that eighteen directors will be elected at the Washington Frederick and Gettrebure Railroad Company's Frederick Maryland office on Tuesday September 10 1901 from 10 am to 2 pm After the election officers for the ensuing year will be chosen By request of friends the author announces candidacy for County Commissioner Frederick District subject to Republican nominating convention Also contains advertisements for shoes hosiery flour and honey products with various prices and offerings
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Washington
Frederick
Frederick County
W. Bruce Ogle
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Cennty
Harvey
Frederick District No. 2
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