Taos and national notes in The News editorial
An old Frederick newspaper issue reflects on anarchist deportation talks, President McKinley assault reactions, and a New York mail carrier's firing for celebratory remarks. It comments on Croker, Hackett, and Maryland reactions including Senator Wellington, urging patriotic response and public accountability.
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New York
W. 8. Shallenberger
Shallenberger
Buffalo
Maryland
Wellington
United States
Contemporay comment on Howison verdict and Buffalo tragedy
A set of editorial opinions contrasts Admiral Howison's vague court of inquiry verdict with the Buffalo assassination, condemns anarchist tolerance, and warns Maryland merchants about the impact of the South Carolina Interstate and West passage issues.
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Howison
Schley Court of Inquiry
Baltimore American
Baltimore
Maryland
South Carolina
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mothers
The soothing remedy is praised for comforting coughs in children and adults. It is advertised as a safe, opium free medicine suitable for babies and the elderly, with quick relief. Fort sale by A. L. Pearce. notice notes seeing it in Tux News.
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A. L. Pearce
Indica Exposition at Charles Promotes Southern Trade Ties
The Indica Exposition aims to illustrate commercial and industrial progress in the South and other regions and to foster closer trade with islands off the southwestern coast. Maryland will build a handsome facility at Charleston for state businesses to highlight Maryland’s role in the commercial world.
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Convkts
South
Union
Maryland
Charleston
Baltimore Herald
Merkinish Minutes and Quick Witty Exchanges
A collage of brief quips and spoof dialogue from different papers. Witty lines include a waiter player teasing a Johnson on poker, a judge and foreman joke about a tin cent loan, a senator and a citizen trading price lines, and a line about a calf bound book. Minor political and labor quips punctuate the column.
Wages in Commercial Countries Reported by Wright
The Louisville Courier Journal reviews Carroll D. Wright's wages in commercial countries, detailing daily pay for rollers, paddlers, coal miners, carpenters, bricklayers, cotton spinners, and shoemakers across Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Alabama, and other regions. It contrasts American and European scales, notes no uniform global wage standard, and argues that labor cost measures must consider value of labor in tonnage and unit costs rather than daily wages. It highlights higher English cotton spinner wages, cheaper American shoes, and the broader context of living standards and productivity.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Carroll D. Wright
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Alabama
Montana
Illinois
California
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria- Hungary
England
Italy
Spain
Europa
United States
Countriea
Massachusetta
Philanthropist funds charity nationwide and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised
A rore philanthropromiat starts giving away fortune to charities across the country. The ad extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy, claiming it improves appetite, digestion, liver function, bowel regularity, and prevents belching and heartburn, urging readers to obtain the genuine product.
Moments With The Muse And When Mabel Sings
Poems illustrated by antique verse from Harper's Magazine and the Atlanta Constitution. The first piece paints dawn and dusk as temptresses guiding the speaker, while the second celebrates Mabel’s singing as heavenly and soul lifting, transforming winter into May and dreamlike serenity into daily life.
Anarchy must be wiped out in national policy speech
Senator Louis E B McComas called for international and domestic action against anarchists after the attempted assassination of President McKinley. He urged extradition treaties, criminal penalties for threats to kill heads of state, expulsions of aliens, restricted naturalization, and disenfranchisement for anarchist supporters, arguing a long war to stamp out piracy and anarchism without attacking free speech.
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McKinley
United States
Louis EB. McComas
High Seas
Russia
Hoglish
Great Britain
Congress
Courta
New York
Chicago
Wellington Indifferent Denies Sun Interview On McKinley
The New York Sun quoted Senator George L. Wellington saying he despises McKinley and is indifferent to the assassination matter but he later denied giving the interview. The Tus News notes the South Market street bridge remains in poor condition and will be repaired soon.
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George L. Wallington
New York Sun
Wellington
McKinley
Sun
South Market Street
Tus News
Ali and Chain
Seventh Street
New Market
Pala
Frederick City
Death of Dr George L Staley Jr in Baltimore
Dr George Lawin Staley Jr age 44 died at his Calvert Street home after months of ill health. Born in Mount Washington Maryland he studied at Mercersburg College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore class of 77. Survived by brother E G Staley sisters Elia and Mrs Thomas J Claggatt. Funeral set for 11 20 tomorrow from his home.
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Dek. Goeurue Lewin Staley
George Lawin Staley, Jr
George Lewis Staley
the Reformed Church
North
Calvert Street
Baltimore
Staley
Mount Washington
Mercersburg College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Joseph E. Claggett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
E. G. Staley
Misa Elia Staley
Thomas J. Claggatt
Dr. Staley
Dr.Staley
Army and Navy Magazine plans special Schley court issue
The Army and Navy Magazine announces a special Admiral Schley court of inquiry number featuring half tonne pictures of principals, attorneys, witnesses, and a review of the case. Copies available now. order by sending 25 cents to The Army and Navy Magazine, Baltic Building, Washington, D. C.
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Army and Navy Magazine
Washington, D. C
United States
Admiral Schley
Brief Bits Of Local News And Notices
Hicks has a regular storm period due between today and Friday. Mr Dorry Bollinger is appointed constable at Emmitsburg in place of John Glass. A wheel on a Markell and Trail coal cart came off at Patrick Street and Whalen's alley causing coal to spill. eye injury reported. Leroy Lipps, five, injured an eye with a pitchfork prong while playing. treated by Dr Sharetts. bankruptcy petition filed by Millard E Elliott, Baltimore and Ohio fireman, in Baltimore with liabilities of 95.50 and no assets. Lucsi Mart market rates today show corn, shelled 50 cents per bushel. oats No 2 red 68. steamer 58. rejected 60 cents. Lumber mill injury to a worker on a heavy piece of lumber striking an iron saw table. Henry E Cramer bruised but not seriously hurt.
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Hicks
Dorry Bollinger
Emmitsburg
John Glass
Markell & Trail
Patrick Street
Whalen
Leroy
Thomas S. Lipps
Sharetts
United States District Court
Baltimore
Millard E. Elliott
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Lucsi Mart
Henry E. Cramer
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
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Fredericks, Md
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Academy OF the Visitation
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Emiutsburg
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D.H. Steiner
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Frederick and Vicinity
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WM. H. Blentlinger
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William F. Chilton
Bruce Ogle
Pleasant District
Foe
Harvey R. Lease
Frederick District No. 2
Baker Johnson
Potts
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Devilsiss Surner General Insurance
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Doll & Albaugh
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Pouzblic Sale
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Lickaville
Licksville
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