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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News lists subscription prices for Tur Frepenier Day News and Weekly News, with advance payment required. Advertising and correspondence are directed to the News office connected to the telephone exchange, inviting readers to send news from all regions.
A New York court story recalls a judge seeking a harsh limit in a Standard Oil ruling and Illinois farmers anger at a fatal auto incident. The case raises questions of religious belief and medical care as Clarence Byrne, jailed thirty days for refusing medical aid to his ill child Viola, faces broader rights of Christian Scientists in legal disputes over treatment and education.
In a court opinion the distinction of measures or limits on prayer potency is discussed. The court states a physician must be prepared for dangerously ill children and a parent who omits this duty cannot claim lawful sense if the disease becomes fatal, diverging from state legislative policy. Byrne's attorney plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, with the outcome potentially surpassing the current secretary's expectations.
Clipped reader opinions from Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American praise Charles W. Wilanning as a leading statesman while critiquing Georgia and the Democratic situation. Maryland Governor Warfield is praised as an idealist though concerns about voter knowledge and choice are voiced. Taneytown Record notes on how to align public wishes with political action.
A collage of quoted snatches from Brooklyn Life, Bohemian, Catholic Standard, Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Star. The pieces joke on fashion, politics, courtship, and social pretenses, with misspelled lines and casual banter about hats, laws, and courting.
The Washington Star lauds John Sharp Williams as a superior, capable leader who secured a clear win over his opponent. It notes his blend of blunt campaigning and high ability, predicting a strong Senate role and lasting impact for Mississippi politics and national affairs.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Taft as a strong favorite son in Ohio, praising his public service and long usefulness. Foraker forces split, opposing Taft due to Roosevelt ties, predicting a hard, factional state convention and possible peril for Ohio in the next election.
Fragmented verses recount a scene beside a woodside well with muted dialogue and mirrored eyes. Lyrical imagery blends love, water, and music with a waterfall of emotion. Two poets, D.G. Rossutt and Charles Mackay, muse on what might be done for liberty, knowledge, and unity if humanity chose wisdom and shared rights.
Dismissal of Miss Ida Dove, longtime Bethesda principal, ignites a political fight in Montgomery County. Trustees allege her certificate lacks principal qualification, while supporters claim a broader pattern to favor relatives and allies. The episode could shift campaign dynamics and may reach the county court for resolution.
A thousand deaf mutes attended the cornerstone laying of a new Episcopal church in Wheeling West Virginia. Rev Anertin W Mason led the ceremonials with rapid eloquent finger movements and responses. The event marked years of planning and featured notable congregants including Mr and Mrs Lewis Steenrod.
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