President Shaffer says steel strike fight has only begun
The Daily News notes President Shaffer’s claim that the steel strike struggle is just starting, while observers doubt its longevity. It also remarks on the grand jury’s surprising memory lapses and discusses the high treason question if a presidential attempt fails.
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Shaffer
United States
Snooh
James M. Book
Congress
George A. Pearre
Pearre
Czolgosz
Admirals Sampson's Friends Call Him a Natural Fighter
Contemporary comment notes Admiral Sampson as a natural fighter while contrasting the public stance with calls to end monopolies in the coming national campaign. The editorial tone reflects on war talk versus political issues and cites local papers from Ellicott City and Taneytown.
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Admiral Sampson
Baltimore American
Ellicott City
Proclamation of Sympathy Across the Nation
A Baltimore Sun excerpt notes profound sympathy from all sections of the country for a political figure, while condemning the assassin's act. It emphasizes unity among Americans in prayer for the safety and restoration of the nation and its leaders.
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Bie
Ohuu Wain
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
Anthology of brief humorous exchanges from multiple papers. The Detroit Free Press notes a dog day quip, the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph mocks fading fabrics, a Briton debate about victory, and a Washington Star joke about wealth. An Atlanta Constitution exchange recalls the timing of freedom and times.
President endorses reciprocity at Pan-American exposition
The Philadelphia Times notes President McKinley’s Buffalo speech as a graceful, timely appeal for reciprocity and wider markets. It frames tariff shifts as a pathway to global competition, and highlights plans for merchant marine expansion and the Panama Canal, ending with praise for Blaine.
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Philadelphia Times
Buffalo
McKinley
Waiway
Blains
Moments With The Muse Victor a Coat
A brief poetry note referencing Victor a Coat and a moral on ambition, courage, and the cost of victory. It contrasts uphill struggle with the winner's reflection on prize, pride, and shared pain, followed by a second poem on butterflies and a child's perspective of death and funeral calm in a churchyard setting.
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New England Magazine
Tournament at Wildwood Promotes Four Counties Contest
Four counties Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Howard held a picnic and tournament at Wildwood Park near Mt Airy on Saturday. Masters of ceremonies were Wishber and Reifselder with dances to follow the coronation. Knight Garver won the Geet prize, with Mercer Amos and others placing. The Frederick City Select Orchestra supplied music and a full committee oversaw events and judging.
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Carroll
Froederick
Montgomery
Howard
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Wishber
Frederick
Patterson
Maryland Agricultural College
Amos
Farmere’s Institute of Maryland
Sallye Sellman
Katie Gould
Monant Airy
Knights
Frederick Q City
F.J. Lewis
O. M. Bourrier
John Hahn
Wm Griffith
Winter Jones
Albert Maynard
Poole Jonan
Albert Dorsey
The
Johnnie Beasman
Marshall Warfield
Jasae Downey
Robert Sellman
3.R. Waters
Joseph M. Etchison
D. A. Runkles
Lewis F. Hood
Samuel Brown
EH. M. Anderson
Logan elected secretary of local Y M C A
At a recent board meeting Ira N Logan was chosen secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association in this city. He will assume on October 1 and oversee daily rooms from 9 to 10 p m. Logan, formerly assistant to Prof Cates at Frederick College, comes from active association work. The community is urged to support this forward step for the MOA.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Ira N. Logan
Ascotion
Logan
Cates
Frederick College
Idletown Visitors and Regional Notables Gatherings
Visitors include Beatty Flair from Bethany Orphans Home Middletown and Mrs Theresa Gonzenburg of Washington visiting Miss Ada Keller. A family reunion in Boonsboro brings together Prof John T White and wife, Charles E White, and Lottie Davis. Attendees travel from Germantown Ohio and Weat Lebanon Indiana to Middletown valley for a G A R encampment and Pan American Exposition trip. Editor Rhoderick hosts his son B J Rhoderick from Donley County Texas with family guests.
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Idletown
Beatty Flair
Bethany
Womeladorf
Middletown
Theresa Gonzenburg
Washington, D. C
Ada Keller
Charles E. White
John T White
Cumberland
Lottie Davis
George W McBride
Boonsboro
Phoebe Stein
Germantown
Ohio
Stein
Lewis Stein
Middletown Valley
Carlton Routzahn
Weat
Lebanon
Ind
Buffalo
Cleveland
Rhoderick
B. J. Rhoderick
Donley Co
Texas
Bernard
Wm. H. McCaffrey
Frederick
News of the State and Local Deaths and Events
Reported drowning in Poco Tadke City and deaths of several residents including John Long and Prof Alexander M Adams. Mine accident at Fine Hill in Alleghany County. cornerstone laid for Cambridge church by the colored Methodist group. Deaths in Baltimore exceed prior year. various church and veteran reunion news. regional notices on calamities and relief measures.
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William Barton
Pocotadke City
John Long
South Cumberland
Alexander M. Adams
Cumberland
John McMurdo
Fine Hill Mine
Allegany County
Teschera’ Institutes
Baltimore
Carroll
Towson
Westminster
New Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
Cambridge
John E McoComas
Mohomas
Columbian University
Washington
Kemp Lodge of Masons
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Savage
J. Seneca
Havre de Taos
Pain Balm for injuries and rheumatism advertised
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Pain Balm instantly eases cuts bruises burns and similar injuries and heals without scarring. It also purportedly cures rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness and is for sale locally.
Late Lous Markets Property For Immediate Cash Purchase
Corner South Market and South Streets property improved at great expense by owner. Can be bought for cash if purchased at once. One of the finest residences in the city with mantels costing as much as a three story house. Personal property.
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Lous
South Market
Notices in Bankruptcy and Railroad Election
Notice to creditors of Charles A Baker of Brunswick Frederick County Maryland that he was adjudicated bankrupt on May 22 1901 and the first meeting of creditors is at 11 o clock on September 14 1901 at Frederick. Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company stockholders directed to elect eighteen directors on September 10 1901 at the Frederick office. Also an advertisement for School Shoes from Moser with prices and varieties for Boys Girls and Misses.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Taneytown Record
Istrict Court of the
United States
District of Maryland
Charles A. Baker
Charles A Baker
Brunswick
Frederick
Patrick St
ARD
Solbsbsough
District Court of the United States
W. Patrick St
Prederick
Goldsborough
Davise
Washington, Frederick and Gettyebure Railroad Company
Maryland
St the Court House
Frederick City
Henry Dronenburg
Frederick County
Licksville
Liam BH. Dronenburg
M.M. Dronenburg
George T. Dronenburg
John D. Dronenburg
L. M. Breads
Ashoa
Mises
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Ramsburg
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