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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1904
Page
4
A fragmented text from the Cincinnati Tribune shows a garbled query about a job ad and implied misunderstandings. The excerpt hints at a reader’s confusion over meaning and reception, with stray phrases suggesting a discussion of communication and interpretation.
A fragment discusses a Porouist convention at Topeka and comments on Kansas issues. It references a British antiquity, alleged future vanishing, fashion trends in England, House Committee whitewash, Hearst politics, and Boer war protests regarding the St Louis exposition. The piece questions Botha’s protest and describes Boer soldiers arriving, with underlying patriotism themes.
A garbled batch of clippings discusses political views and public improvements in Maryland. It mentions Republicans and Baltimore sources, observes talk versus action, and notes future impacts on state residents and tax perceptions with scattered, incomplete sentences.
The Washington Star reports William MacQueen, long pursued by Paterson, New Jersey authorities and bondsmen, returned from abroad to face arrest for inciting notes among silk workers. He claims he urged rioters to cease violence, insisting he is philosophically an anarchist not an incendiary, while supporters see him as agitator and spokesman for violent action. The piece questions whether philosophical stance should shield him from punishment and notes New Jersey courts must decide.
A compact verse excerpt praising a sick child’s calm soul as a blossom of perfection within a narrow room. The lines praise resilience and beauty born from pain, noting a precious spirit amid earth and tears. Poem by Dr Henry van Dyke with accompanying lines by SoLas L. Goons.
The treacher base pall club will host Mt. St. Mary's college on Saturday, April 16 on their grounds. Frederick High School baseball faces Maryland School club next Friday, April 15 at 4 15 p.m. Municipal nominations were made at Elkton ahead of the April 11 election.
A transient preacher known as the Tramp Evangelist aids a ragged boy after arriving by freight car on Easter morning. He has helped about 600 boys return to families in 18 months, avoids sharing his name, and hopes to set up a New York gospel tent to reach more youths. He recounts leaving business life to help stray children and explains the need for sympathy and Bible readings to steer boys toward home.
Governor Warfield likely names H. G. Shirley of Cumberland to run as road engineer for Baltimore county. William Davis, colored, sentenced at Upper Marlboro to ten years in the penitentiary for the murder attempt on Benjamin Holland, colored. Hagerstown Lodge of Elks dedicates new $18,002 hall with first meeting last night. Howard Hinebaugh, Baltimore and Ohio flagman from Oakland Md., killed near Elwood City Pa in a train collision. Mrs Caroline Miller Farquhar dies of pneumonia at Bochrids home aged eighty-six. widow of Roger B Farquhar, a prominent county citizen.
Rev J A Asper held communion at the Lutheran church last Sunday afternoon at 280 oclock. Five members admitted. Rev and Mrs M J Heberly rent week with their daughter in Ohio. Rev Vernon Ridgley moved from Liberty to Mrs Oram s house here. O M Myers has men building fish ponds at Bloomfield under supervision of Robert Witter. Brooke I Jamison Jr indisposed. A new boiler and engine arrived for the mill at this place. Masons at work on Monocacy Canning Co warehouse. Luther Bitler plans a new house on Maples avenues. Tollie Wachter, once on the sok list, is out again.
Statement of the Westchester Fire Insurance Company of New York dated December 31, 1903 showing total income and disbursements, real estate, mortgage loans, bonds, cash in hand and in bank, agents' balances, and net unearned premiums with figures. Also advertises flour brands and local business at 54 East Patrick Street Frederick City Maryland.
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