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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1905

Page

4

Square deal in taxation eyed by Frederick aldermen

Tonight the Mayor and Board of Aldermen decide if Frederick will pursue a general property reassessment for municipal taxation. Supporters argue reassessment is fair and could lower tax rates. opponents warn of delays. Business leaders and residents push for a prompt, equitable measure to ensure all property is taxed in line with its real value.

Board of Aldermen Texation Frederick Yue Newsle Fredericka Businens Men's Association Iast

Contem porary Comment on Easter Millinery and Peach Crop

Washington Star notes frost wishes for Easter millinery they hope the frost bites. Baltimore American counters fear for the peach crop saying it can be ruined by many frosts if a late frost comes. Jones is credited as founder in the fragment.

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Young candidates seek seats in the House of Delegates

The Annapolis Chronicle questions honoring dead navy personnel while the Cumberland Times mocks young hopefuls as unfit for lawmaking. The Times notes a lack of demand for their services and frames the candidates as unprepared to legislate.

Annapolis Annapolis Chronicle House of Deleganns Cumberland Times

Fragmented Humor in Early Newspaper Snippets

A jumble of quotation snippets from wanderer columns and district snippets includes wit from London Tit-Bite and Washington Star. Lines joke about partners in crime, work and luxury, and a financier bragging about stock placement. The tone mirrors a gossip page with light social satire.

The Voice of the Press Money of American Heiresses

A compilation of varied opinions from multiple papers arguing about American heiresses and dynastic wealth, plus ribbing at aristocratic marriage expectations and class critiques. It traces views on lawlessness, foreign critique, and social norms, with commentary from the Spokane Spokesman and Atlantic Journal.

Denver Republican

Moments With the Muse Art and Nature and Poetry Verses

The piece evokes spring through a hen and a lady admiring nature and a poet reflecting on Man’s impact. It includes poems by Washington Stan and W. Worpswexts, plus a closing ad note urging effective, persuasive advertising.

Pressure on gas mains at commission hearing

Columbia University physicist Prof William Hallock testified before the Gas Trust inquiry in New York. He explained that inferior gas quality increases pressure use and wastes for the same light, while higher pressure can force more gas and air to maintain illumination, with consumers paying more for poorer gas. He cited candle power tests and burner efficiency to illustrate how rate and fuel mix affect light output and cost.

Willian Hallock Columbia University Gas Trust New York Hallock Maine Hughes Welsbach Thonasnd Fts Beoan

County Correspondence And Local Social Notes

County notices recount visits among Hull and Warner families and others from Woodsboro to Loy and Frederick. Easter services planned by the Ladies’ Aid Society. Also reports appointments in federal posts, land deals in Meano City, German sailors honored for saving Americans, and a Quebec tragedy of seven children burned.

Quebec Aprilia Bow Hier Ste. Anne de Pacatiere Rouchier

Plan for Servants Rising in Mrs Gillman Vision

Mrs Perkins Gilman of New York outlines a future with factory produced food and nursery care for babies, replacing private kitchens and childrearing. She argues domestic service is a form of slavery and calls for scientific cleaning and centralized provisioning, while private homes would become a real, though imagined, concept. The London Express criticizes the plan as unrealistic, noting the shift to corporate baby care and wholesale food, with commentary on the demise of private households. Baseball results and rain delays fill the sports section.

Perkins Gilman New York London Mrs. Gillman Mre Poerking Gilman Christian Mra Gilman

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