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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1905

Page

1

The Weekly News on Reform and Bank Defalcation

A Frederick Maryland periodical discusses reform seven to one, attacks Wall Street and Milwaukee bank defalcation, and argues for stronger oversight of trusted officers. The piece critiques lack of safeguards and urges vigilance by directors to prevent misappropriation of funds.

Milwaukee bank wade oficiala lo Wall Street Milwaukee New York financial tessitation David Pratter Frederick City Maryland John Kitchin James McSherry David Frazier Frederick County

Rosestvensky Seen as Geographer Not Admiral

Contemporary comment notes Rosestvensky’s greater success mapping geography than waging war. It mentions a Kamrand Bey–Baltimore water pocket and cites Rockefeller transporting azaleas and related items.

Rosestvensky Kamrand

Lillies Gift Sparks Easter Church Controversy

Readers report flowers placed in a church on Easter as a protest against accepting blighted blossoms. Commentators praise Mrs Donald McLean demanding more political strategy and leadership, noting her influence and devoted followers in the local network.

Baltimore American Donald M’Lean Gorman and McComas ingalulog D. A. RK ane austaina Hagerstowo Mai

Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges

A collage of quirky social quips and exchanges. Mrs Rash notes children mature at forty while Mrs Cash says they are, with two boys finding fault with food like grown men. Groucherly and Mrs Grovoherry joke about gloves being a century old. Mrs Jones recalls a proposal interrupted by a dog howl and a ladder. In Chicago Journal style, a humorous romantic twist ends with a playful admission of practice in proposing.

Rash Cash Brooklyn

The Country Boy and the Making of Men

The piece praises country youths trained in rural schools for tough discipline and practical values. It argues such foundations—labor, frugality, respect for authority, and self-reliance—prepare men for military, civic, and professional life, from farm lanes to college and market. It emphasizes character built by rural life.

Nashville VIRNA BEARD

Pennsylvania Nominations At Republican State Convention

The Republican State Convention in Harrisburg elected Wesley R. Andrews as State Obstrman and nominated J. Lee Plummer for State treasurer. Judges Charles B. Rice George B. Oclady and James A. Beaver were chosen for the Supreme Court.

Te News Harrispura

Ten Miners Killed in Conyngham Mine Collapse

Special dispatch reports ten miners killed at the Conyngham mine after a car riage fell down a shaft during the morning. Emergency crews battled debris as authorities began investigations into the disaster.

Tax News Winkesuarne Conyngham

Cerebrospinal Meningitis Closes Utica Mills School

The Utica Mills public school closed due to a meningitis outbreak in the area. One child died in the Shorb family. another Shorb child is ill. Dr. Neighbours says six cases, including two children of Capt. E J Ustterback, are recovering or ill with the disease.

Utica Mills Mgr George Shorb Tuz Shorb E. D. Neighbours Capt E. J. Ustterback

Brief Bits and Easter Plans Mix of Local News

A column notes a busy Easter week with showers and cool weather ahead. It mentions Easter festivities, women turning to house cleaning, and a forthcoming Colored Hospital Association fair in the second week of May.

Colored Hospital Association

Social World and Local Gatherings in Spring Events

The sixth and last Cotillon of the Frederick Cotillon Club will be at Basonia Temple, dancing begins promptly at 9. Easier Assembly reports a well attended Easter class evening in Junior Hall with the Frederick Babos Orchestra. Free Kindergarten plans an Easter entertainment tomorrow afternoon in Junior Hall for a pleasant program. How's This offer promises a $100 reward for any catarrh cure it cannot claim. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and nationwide sales.

Frederick Qotillon Club Bfasonia Temple Mian Ritchie Frederick Babos Janior Hall Hall CHENEY & CO Tolado F I Cheney hhis Wallind, Kinnan & MARNIN Loleda Drogelsts Toke Hall General Assembly of Maryland Frederick County Frederick Market Street Church Street Becond Street Second Third Street Patrick Street Middle Alley Second street Middle allay John H. Bennett W. Nash Young Elmer Brown Frederick City GEO. EDW. SMITH

Read Downward by F.M. and FM.A. M. ata TBS

A brief note credits F.M. and FM.A. M. for the work Read Downward. The item appears in a TBS publication with terse authorship and archival metadata.

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