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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
4
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates for city delivery and mail orders to the United States with quarterly and yearly options. It notes weekly delivery by carrier within the city and mail to addresses across the United States and outlines payment terms and contact methods.
In 1905 August notes, tension with Japan and war talk mix with local issues in Frederick. Frederick’s First Regiment prepares for summer encampment while new guard leaders pledge discipline. Philadelphia’s Public Safety Director Sheldon Potter aggressively combats gambling, deeming church lotteries as gambling and ordering their suppression, arguing for law observance across all venues.
A collection of garbled contemporary comment snippets from Baltimore papers and other sources. The text references Helair soldiers, a harmer, and a chaotic scene in St Petersburg with Rosins, lacking clear events or cohesive reporting.
A fragmentary note from the Cumberland Times mentions the Keiser at midnight in the Baltic setting, with the distressed Sant seeking a connection through the witch of Eador in a cave at midnight.
A Washington Star report notes the Attorney General of New York pressing charges against former Equitable Life Assurance directors. The case centers on high stakes figures and substantial sums, with multi-jurisdictional legal talent expected to clash in what may become a landmark courtroom battle. Speedy trials are unlikely, yet delays should not be excessive as the public interest remains sharp.
A mixed entry compiles a nightly prayer fragment titled Moments With The Muse and poems or fragments including Possum-time in Georgy. It references Scribner's Magazine and lists several local names and contributors. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and a few druggists.
Special Dispatch reports the Kostan Governor of Sakbalia surrendered to the Japanese, handing over thirty-two hundred troops and all Rasiiag property inland.
A dispatch from The News Queten Bay dated August 4 details White’s discussions with President Roosevelt. Witte and Raseia are named as officials involved in the talks, signaling ongoing efforts at high-level diplomacy and domestic policy shaping.
A Baltimore area corn show set a new record with a 14 feet 10 inches stalk, grown on Sparrows Point, amid praise for Maryland corn efforts. The field yields averaged 14 feet and 20 to 26 barrels per acre, with the Eareke variety noted for cattle fodder value. Mrs Bosley Littig led the Corn Special effort, claiming best yields of 16 to 20 barrels per acre in Baltimore and Frederick counties.
In Muldville New York a nitro explosion at a powder plant near the town caused workers to flee. Most escaped without injury though one man was slightly hurt as fire spread to a dynamite storage area. Employees formed a bucket brigade, aided by counters, and extinguished flames to prevent a second explosion.
Charles Ging married Miss Bessie Arnold in Baltimore in a ceremony conducted by Magistrate Roatan. The groom, a dairyman, and the bride, a teacher, met in the Sunday school circle and faced initial parental disapproval before celebrating with a tea at a local Baltimore venue.
A chaotic hospital note reports William J Je undergoing knee abscess removal with unclear wording. It mentions a transport by tram and various names, including editors and a possible libel mention, with no clear outcome or coherent sequence of events.
Maryland story roundup reports Cumberland brakeman John H. Shoebder found dead in Altamont. Eldorado youth Albion McAlhater struck and killed by a city hyer at Roodesdale. West Hartford Circuit church reunion near Coop town Harford county. State House building trades strike ordered to begin today in Annapolis. Prof A G Harley killed crossing railroad tracks in Laurel. Derricks collapse delay on Suagebsnoa river railroad bridge construction. workers escape. Rev Joseph S Dempster of Cumberland filing crown bill for absolute divorce. W R Negley widow of editor Peter Negley dies in Worcester MA. Pater Hols, 16, jailed in Leonardtown for burglary, later leaps from door to escape.
A reader explains the cornerstone was laid August 36, 1854 and the dedication occurred December 13, 1855. Some claim Easter Sunday as the day. the editor notes possible variation in the calendar that year.
By decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland this public sale lists a brick dwelling on West Patrick Street Frederick City. The sale occurs Saturday August 26 1905 at 11 o clock a m at the courthouse door. Terms: one half cash with balance in six months or all cash. Deposit of 50 required. Trustees Reno and Hard announce the conveyance at purchaser expense.
The document traces ownership of timber rich land in Frederick City Maryland from George Markell to Irem Daniels Janes and wife via deed of Dec 9 1455, then to Joseph Simma by deed of Nov 8 1804, and to School Commissioners by July 5 1498. It notes 30 sereg L rood 26 perches and describes two lots on the east side of tee street with a two story brick dwelling and stone ice house, plus a tract at the south end of Broadway joining John F Stein, detailing historic conveyances and boundaries.
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