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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
4
The Buffalo dispatches report the President out of danger and recovering rapidly. A strong editorial calls for enforcing Chesapeake Bay law and praises Governor Smith. The piece notes the Court of Inquiry into Schley’s conduct will begin, with supporters confident in his honesty and abilities.
A state constitutional convention in Alabama suggests limiting regular legislative meetings to 56 days every four years. The proposal aims to curb overlong sessions and streamline governance by concentrating lawmaking into shorter, infrequent periods.
In a series of editorials from Baltimore papers the wave of anti anarchist sentiment grows. Concerns about violence and incitement are paired with calls for action against anarchists after the McKinley assassination attempt. The pieces urge calm restraint and firm measures to banish such foes of government.
A collage of humorous exchanges and literary snippets from periodicals. Jokes about bees, work, and cheerful dispositions appear beside domestic vignettes and social quirks. The clippings capture lighthearted banter from Mrs Crimsonbeak to a morally cautious boarder.
A New York Herald report notes a magistrate fined eight men two dollars for leaving horses standing unhitched in the street, arguing similar penalties would cut ranaway accidents and raise city revenue. The piece cites the case amid editorials urging discipline and lawful conduct in public life.
A short verse meditation on seasonal change by Lecy Larcom. It muses on roses fading from gardens and glades as autumn strips the woods of pinks and golds. The speaker imagines earth seeking new gems for a crown in the dark and dreams of green leaves anew.
Doses Coe sick in Prince Georges County as Mrs Elizabeth Hildebrand contests the will of Thomas Hynes in probate. Charles county Democratic convention reconvenes to fill two House of Delegates vacancies. Westminster officials condemn attack on President McKinley and send telegram of sympathy to Mrs McKinley. William Strohmeyer, about 60, attempts suicide at Annapolis by laudanum but fails. J William Grant dies by his own hand in Hagerstown jail while awaiting double murder trial. coroner cites causes unknown. Baltimore census shows 134,126 youths, up 2,080 from last year, with state census undercount. Western Maryland College reopens in Westminster for its 35th year. enrollment likely to exceed 246. Adam Noll of Howard County dies at Bethany aged 69. leaves widow and three children, one being ex Justice Hart B Noll.
Special services for the President's recovery were held in New Market and Emmitsburg with pastors and lay readers leading prayers hymns and readings. The Visitation Academy reopened for its 55th session enrolling students from multiple regions, with renovations including a new staircase bathrooms and modern improvements.
The Navy Department will convene the Schley Court of Inquiry in Washington to investigate charges against Rear Admiral Schley. The panel will review May 1898 movements, the Flying Squadron coal supply, and actions at Santiago harbor to settle credit for naval operations during the Spanish War.
Decree of Frederick County Circuit Court directs sale of real estate in Walkersville and Woodland near Libertytown Maryland. Four parcels plus a woodlot, including two improved lots and a vacant building site, are offered with one half interest of Clara C Stauffer. Sale date October 4, 1901 at 3 pm. Terms: one third cash, balance in two installments with notes and interest. $50 deposit per lot.
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