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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1902

Page

4

Predicted perils of a leisure class and political squabbles

The column mocks politicians slow to heed Cuba policy and notes clashes among Roosevelt Alger Crowninshield and Watterson. It cites a Detroit handshake as proof of cordial rivalries and shares a sermon on Newport society’s alleged decay, urging a purge of the leisure class over temptations of wealth and luxury.

Watterson Washington Frank M. Bristol D. D M. EB Newport Babylon

Law to curb disfigurement of landscapes by ads

A European move prompts similar action here as Prussia’s Landtag enacts a law to curb outdoor advertising and garish billboards. The article urges U S state legislatures to follow suit to protect scenic beauty from intrusive signage and painted banners.

Landtag Polics Anian

Automobile demand shifts amid uncertain times

Contemporary comment lists the Car as a must move on but not last. It mentions a Pottsville resident praised as the luckiest man of the century for discovering coal in his yard and defying many magnates and strikers, with a note about Mr Tom Johnson's presidential ambitions and lingering public belief about motive power for a show.

Pottsville Nea Baltimore American Tom Johnson Baitimers Berard

Justice and Law Aim to Abort the Attempt

A Cumberland Times note hopes that for the sake of justice and the intent of the law, the attempt will prove abortive.

Cumberland Times

Minutes of Merriness and Wit in a Political Exchange

A collection of humorous exchanges from late 19th century papers. The dialogue mocks political platitudes and editorial quirks, with characters debating candor, opinions, and friendship. It reflects newspaper humor about campaigns, editors, and knowledge gaps.

MANKIND IMPROVING The Voice Of The Press

The Providence Journal notes a census bulletin confirming longer life in the United States. The median age has risen to 22.8 years, from 21.9 in 1880, with whites aging from 18.8 to 24. Noting the rising proportion of adults, the piece suggests longevity growth could soon make centenarians rare and headline-worthy.

Providence Journal

Moments With The Muse And A Past Remembered

Poetic musings on memory and faith blend childhood prayer with autumn reflections. A verse set recalls a simple bedtime prayer and a lifelong search for meaning, naming loss, hope, and divine care through time.

That's All That's All musical comedy review headline

A lively musical comedy featuring Fisher and Carroll promises action and laughs for local audiences. The review notes the stars are well known to theatergoers, with the cast delivering clever performances and rapid pacing amid scenic ambitions and bustling onstage antics.

Fisher Carroll Shecha Fao

Policy of the Goulds and Western Maryland plan

The Goulds push a 26 million bond issue and 25 million stock plan to expand the Western Maryland system east of Pittsburg. Proceeds fund a 65 mile Cherry Run to Cumberland link, Baltimore terminals, and coal lands in West Virginia. The move targets cutting Pennsylvania Railroad dominance, boosting Gould interests from Pittsburg to tidewater and beyond toward the Pacific coast with new traffic routes.

New York Mail and Express Haller Syndicate Pittsburg Perhass Baltimore Virginia Tidewater West Virginia Cherry Run Cumberland Atock Blairmeane Maryland Virginia Central Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Fuller Syndicate Goulds Wabash Pennsylvania St. Paul Gould Pacific Coast Senator Clark

Hunting for Hawkinen Haunting for Hawkins at City Opera House

A polite comic play by Guy F. Steely titled Hunting for Hawkinen and Haunting for Hawkins will be offered to local amusement seekers at the City Opera House on Friday night, September 26. It promises a clever, cohesive plot with bright lines, witty dialogue, and a lively cast of forty including William Friend, Alf Grant, Eartha Gleeson, Don Harold, Maxwell, Dadiey, May Thompson, and Jennie Morton with a large chorus of attractive young ladies.

Hawkinen Hawkins City Opera House Guy F. Steely William Friend Alf Grant John and Eartha Gleeson Don Harold Newell & Niblo Maxwell and Dadiey O. L. Kohsin Aids Rivers May Thompson Hally Martin Jean Baxter Dickson Slaters Jennie Morton Mayme Haun Amy Bennett

Playbill for Amos Skeeter at City Opera House

Wednesday night features the farce Strange Adventures of Amos Skeeter at the City Opera House. Adapted from Wallack's Broadway success, Sydney Grundy's comedy promises rapid plot, broad humor, and wholesome entertainment. Noted here are the capable cast and gowns by Mons Worth to be worn in the first act.

Amos Skeeter City Opera House Wallack’s Broadway New York City Sydney Grundy Am¢s Skeeter New York Mons. Worth

Schindell Carlin Nuptials Quietly Celebrate In Camden

Hagerstown notes record a quiet September 18 ceremony in Camden where Max A. Schindell and Janette Ceceli Carlin wed. The couple, now in Washington D C, are visiting relatives as Schindell remains with National Jewelry Co for four years. Both are well regarded in their communities.

Schindell Carlin Max A. Schindell Bll. Schindell Hageretown Janette Cecelli Carlin James S. Carlin Boyds, Md Gamden N.J Afra Hagerstown Washington D. C National Jewelry Co

Fourth of July in 1827 Frederick Diary Highlights

A Frederick diary recounts 1827 Fourth of July celebrations with a parade to the courthouse yard where the Declaration of Independence was read by Madison Nelson and an oration by William Sion. The entry covers local political events through August and September including nominations, appointments, and a zoo exhibition, then notes church bells and religious assemblies in Frederick.

Frederick Jacob Engelbrecht Court House Yard Madison Nelson William Sion Helfenstein Daniel Hauer Hoa Lotheringen Germany America London Baron DeKalb Philadelphia Fredericktown Henry Clay Washington Lexington

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Frederick MD

By power of sale in a mortgage dated August 1902 Cornelius HL Joven the mortgagee will sell at public auction at Frederick City Court House door Frederick County MD on Wednesday October 15 1902 at 11 AM. The lots lie Bear Mount Zion Church about one mile west of Frederick and are owned by George A Stone and others. Property includes a dwelling and outbuildings. Cash terms with $50 deposit. Conveyancing at purchaser's expense. Jacob Roreback attorney named in mortgage.

Hegelbrecht Frederick Samuel Barnes David Kenp Thomas Sappington Lewis Motter General Assembly John Quincy Adama Corbin West Frederick County George Getzandanner Michelas Holtz Francis Thomas Joseph Taney Isaac Shriver Adams Hagerstown George Baltzell William Price United States John Shipman Court Houses Square Levy Court Cornelius HL Joven Marsland Courtess Door Frederick City Tne Marin J. Jones Cornelius H. Jones Jena Levin Leakins Bear Mount Zion Fearasille Maryland George A. Stone Jacob Roreback Tubsday Washington County Maverstown Hagermown Gidresalng Armstrong & Scott Noticrs Douglass H. Hargett Circuit Court Frederick Co Douglass H Hargett P. L. Stoner Equity Mary J. Thomas Mamie Thomas Jane Gerrans Charles Ger Taos

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