The Daily News and Independent News 1901 Concludes with Rambling Talk
A long column from Frederick, Maryland era 1901 reads like a miscellany of notices and observations. It includes subscription details, editorial notes, and commentary from the Times and Chicago Record-Herald about Stockholm, Belgian blocks, and street noise. It discusses a Dublin or Maryland fair crowd estimate, a retirement rumor in Delaware politics, and an extended excerpt on waste byproducts in oil refining and sawdust value, citing The Forum and Outlook on technical education.
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William E. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Stockholm
Sweden
Chicago
Algo
Muihausep
Forum
Ray Stannard Baker
Outlook
Germany
Political campaign notes and oyster lore from 19th century papers
The excerpt captures Maryland political pulse as editors predict a notable campaign with parties issuing early strategies and candidate judgments. It also savorily contrasts Chesapeake oysters with Blue Point mislabeling, noting true Blue Points come from smaller Chesapeake stock while genuine large Chesapeakes appear without disguise.
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Tangier Sound
Washington Star
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous snippets from Brooklyn Life Harlem Life and Atlanta Constitution quotes. Witty exchanges about calling the boys, marriage, and travel mix with old time dialect humor and a note on a foul-up with a landing joke. The items reflect light social banter and character sketches from periodical pages.
War and Politics Stir Clash Over Navy Court
The Philadelphia North American and the Philadelphia Times criticize war spending and the naval court of inquiry. They condemn Admiral Howison's eligibility, urging Secretary Long to ensure a fair process and warning of potential political fallout for McKinley.
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Admiral Howison
Philadelphia Times
Naval Court of Inquiry
Washington
Admiral Schley
Long
Sobley
Hackett
McKinley
Mr. Long
United States
McKinler
Moments With The Rule In A Dream Of Paradise
A dream narrative voices a wanderer seeking a beloved in heaven through cherubim and vast skies. The dream ends with the beloved’s silence and playful exchange about courage and recognition as the speaker questions the other’s indifference. A tax news tag appears at the end, adding a note of practical context.
Maryland to Establish Six New Manual Training Schools
Maryland plans six new manual training schools in Ellicott City Howard county Westminster Darrell county Elkton Osmbridge Salis bury and Rockville. Existing schools in Easton Oakland Sparrow Point Laurel Chestertown and others will continue. Lloyd system teaches from paper folding to wood carving with classes of two one hour periods, instructors appointed by county commissioners.
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Maryland
Ellicott City
Howard County
Westminster
Darrell County
Elkton
Cecil County
Osmbridge
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
Mammientanase Camning Regm
Renal Ft
Comptroller
State Normal School
Frorescor Hammel
Young Austrian loses both hands in blast aboard ship
Michael Gadjek, a young Austrian blast victim from Monrovia, left Baltimore aboard the Gera for Bremen. He travels as a paid steerage passenger with government-paid ticket, kept in the ship’s hospital, and daily dressed by the ship’s doctor. A Maryland hospital fund of 20.80 dollars supports Gadjek, who will be cared for by an attendant during the voyage and later transferred to Austrian Consul care in Bremen. his wife in Croatia awaits him.
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Gera
Baltimore
Bremen
Aga
Michael Gadjek
Montrovia
Gadjek
Stewart
Maryland University Hospital
Croatia
Drownings and train accident mark local interest day
Howard F. Moon of Canton drowned at Lazaretto Guano Works and Manuel Teal of Ellicott City badly hurt after being run over by a Baltimore and Ohio train near the depot. Garrett Luteman, who escaped from Sylvan Retreat, was captured in Scottdale, Pennsylvania. Constable William Ettenhart and Chief Caldwell received a $100 reward. Banner day at the Timonium Fair drew forty ten thousand onlookers with awards in household and carriage and wagon divisions. Carroll County Teachers Institute to meet at Westminster High School next week with notable educators and examiners. Mizpah Chapter O E S resumes meetings, DAR to reconvene later this month, Fitzhugh Lee Chapter UDC to hold quarterly next month, and Frederick City Hospital Association to meet Tuesday.
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Howard F. Moon
Canton
Naval Academy
Edward P. Duvall
Sylvan Retreat
Allegany County
Scottdale
William Ettenhart
Caldwell
Carroll County
Teachers’ Institute
Westminster High School
Assembly Hall
M. Bates Stephens
Maryland
B. Frank Crouse
Comptroller of
William R. McDaniel
Western Maryland College
George W. Ward
William OC. A. Hammel
State Normal School
Baltimore
G. Chaten [Hauns
Virginia
E. W. McMaster
Worcester County
John P. Fockler
Washington County
Ephraim Robjitz
Frederick County
Bre
Ida Elliott
G. Clinton Hanna
Mizpah
No. 9
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fitzhugh Lee
U. D C
Frederick City Hospital Association
Brunswick Democrats Organize in Brunswick Club
The Old Hickory Democratic Club with 125 members is organized in Brunswick. G. H. Hogan serves as president with M W. Phalen D. R. Gregory and J. R. Bond as vice presidents. J. T. Martin is treasurer and J. F. Hays D. R. Gregory secretaries. J. H. Moler A. M. Miller G. A. Hoag P. Hemp J. C. Farrell serve on the board of governors.
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Old Hickory
Democratic Club
Brunswick
G. H. Hogan
M W.phalen
D. R. Gregory
J. R. Bond
J. T. Martin
J. F. Hays
J. H. Moler
A. M. Miller
G. A. Hoag
P. Hemp
J. C. Farrell
Demmler tin plate works resume with peaceful restart
Special Dispatch to The News reports Pittsbune on September 6 that the Demmler tin plate plant resumed operations this morning with no disorder. Five hundred more men returned to work at the National tube plant at Meleepaport, expanding the restart at key facilities.
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Pittsbune
Demmler Tin Plate Works
National Tube
Meleepaport
Killed on the B and C Railroad near Ridgeville
William Goings a 22 year old colored man from Augusta County Virginia employed on railroad improvements was fatally struck at 6 30 am on the B and C. Crossing near Ridgeville by an eastbound and a westbound freight train as he walked the track. His skull was fractured and he died about an hour after the collision. Coroner Waltz of New Market viewed the scene and decided no inquest was necessary.
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Wiliam Goings
Ridgeville
William Goings
Turnpike Crossing
Goings
Auguste County
Waltz
New Market
County Correspondence from Rocky Springs Festival Reopens
The school house festival held Friday night August 80 drew many Frederick area visitors. A gypsy fortune teller tent and a graphophone program by Wm. H. Moore entertained attendees. Proceeds were encouraging despite storm postponement to September 3. Local residents report health and weather notes including a tall corn stalk and lightning incidents near Engle and Gambrill. Summer boarders are returning home.
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Frederick
Wm. H. Moore
J. Lewis Lortz
Georges Lt. Twenty, Sr
Cornelius Burger
John Engle
James H. Gambrill
Death of John Cline at Myersville aged 80
John Cline died at Myersville yesterday after a malarial illness. He leaves two sons and three daughters, with funeral at Lutheran Church Myersville tomorrow at 10 a.m. Interment in nearby cemetery. Also notes infant deaths and assorted notices from The News, including poems and school day verse, plus a brief rent column tease.
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Myeraville
John W
Isaiah Cline
Carlton Keller
Jefferson
Daniel Bidel
Agath
Myersville
Jerome Zellere
S. m
Proud Maryland Girls Walk Home From New York After Job Hunt
Nellie and Margaret McKeeber of Cumberland Maryland went to New York seeking employment. Lacking funds and connections they walked home toward Cumberland, facing hunger exhaustion and worn shoes. Police and charity workers intervened providing food and tickets and planning further aid through the Children's Aid Society.
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Margaret McKeeber
Cumberland, Md
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Cumberland
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Urmacetennia
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Smith
Associated Charities
Philadelphia
Cumbeland
Children’s Aid Society of
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Local Dress Goods Ads Offer Hats and Underwear
A large lot of ready to wear hats is offered at a great reduction. Also promoted is a new line of ladies muslin underwear including corset covers summer gowns and garments with low necks and half sleeves. Ribbons for neck and waist are highlighted.
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Cercaville
the Bee
West Patrick Street
Frederick
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