The Daily News Frederick's News Rates and Staff List
The Daily News publishes in Frederick Maryland with staff including president vice president treasurer secretary and manager. Subscriptions offered by mail or carrier at 30 cents per quarter six to twelve month options and annual rates. Advertisements and correspondence welcomed from all parts of the country.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
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United States
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Fs Pac
Ad Eames
Bank Rumors Cause York Deposit Run and Reassurance
A York bank faced a rumor of failure that drew a crowd of depositors before the bank could confirm solvency. Officials later restored confidence with a silver dollar restatement from Philadelphia and emphasized bank stability, noting few closures despite panic runs and highlighting the dangers of spreading false reports.
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Firat Nations Bank
Firat Nationst Bank
First National Bank
Lancaster
Philadelphia
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Ostebar
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Political headlines and fragmented commentary from Baltimore papers
Scrambled clippings discuss secretary BonaParte facing opposition from New England in a council battle. Also mentions a President’s message length triggering objections, and stray notes on political strategy and bureaucratic comments. Multiple papers cited: Baltimore Sun, Baltimore American, Baltimore News.
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Bonaparte
New England
Baltimore
Cumberland Timts Report Censors Treaty Rights Debate
A fragmentary note from Cumberland Timts critiques censorship surrounding a treaty rights issue. It accuses authorities of suppressing discussion on American and Indigenous traditions and warns of immediate action against perceived discrimination impacting future treaty commitments.
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Bowie
Americas
Cumberland Timts
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Witty Exchanges
A collage of humorous exchanges from vintage columns. Dialogues feature lovers, clerks, and lobbyists with quips on engagement gifts, travel, and everyday perks. Snappy banter showcases social quirks and playful mischief through clipped turns of phrase.
Grip of the Grip Appears in London and New York
The New York Globe notes the grip epidemic spreading to London and possibly New York, with a disguise of facial neuralgia as a mask. It cites London experts predicting a waning epidemic within a year or two, though repeated attacks suggest no lasting immunity. The piece also critiques a Colorado Supreme Court ruling on Patterson’s contempt case, warning it risks undermining public confidence in all branches of government.
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New York Globe
the Grip
London
New York
Colorado Supreme Court
United States
Patterson
Denver
State Supreme Court
Colorado Suprema Court
Frederick
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Frederick Caunty
Moments With The Mole Gratefulness And A Grateful Heart
A clipped collage of verse and voices references gratefulness and a devout heart, a caricatured congressman voice, and a note on stimulants and tonic brands. It blends George Herbert with satirical regional speech and ad-like snippets from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper. The piece juxtaposes devotional language with political small talk and commerce references.
Frederick's war claim relief bill urged by city leaders
The article notes Pearre introducing in Congress a long-running war claim relief bill for Frederick, with support and opposition across Senate committees, and mentions related civic and religious events, Panama Isthmus workers from Frederick, and public nuisance issues at the City Opera House. It also covers local notices on hunting season, church sermons, and a nursing remedy advertisement.
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Frederick
General Earry
Senate
Paraistsacam
Cacnre
Jartica
Market Gossips and Winter Prices At The Bazaar
The market article notes a one sided market scene with south side dealers lifting north side stands, lists abundant edibles at winter prices and a visiting Old Saint Nicholas figure. It catalogs prices for eggs butter poultry rabbits cabbage kraut and a wide range of fruits vegetables meats and miscense items, highlighting changing prices and seasonal goods.
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Trade Rugged Yet Slow as Winter Demand Rises
Dex 9 R G Dan's Weekly Review of Trade notes broadening activity under mild weather and holiday demand in New York. Heavy apparel and Christmas seed movements grow while many manufacturers struggle to fill orders especially in jewelry candy toys and novelties. Wholesale prospects look strong for next season as shipping departments peak and collections are mostly satisfactory despite regional exceptions. Cotton market timing and iron and steel demand show uneven progress with alloy production near record weekly totals.
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New York
R. G. Dan
Sontherim
Murder and suicide shock Manitowoc and Carlisle
Mrs Marty Kunz of Manitowoc Wisconsin was murdered by her son who struck her with a flatiron. Edward L. Kramer a Carlisle Pennsylvania jeweler shot himself dead after despondency.
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R. Harrison
Areu End
Fathscorhe
Marty Kunz
Manitowoc
Wis
Edward L. Kramer
Carlisle
Juvenile and Belles Lettres Literary Societies Meet
The Juvenile Literary Society met at North Market Street School with a full program of recitations readings debates and an oration. The Belles Lettres Literary Society of Male High School held its regular meeting with a similar array of writings recitations readings an oration and a debate. Both societies set their next meetings for Friday December 15 and December 1b respectively.
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North Market Street
F. Tyergar
D. Hendrickson
H. Seeger
Robbie
A. Porman
E. Maniz
L. Bentz
D. King
E Thomas
H Stanton
B. McHenry
A. Quynn
D Caraler
D Jonason
A. Kemp
Fremanner
Belles Lettres Literary Society
F. Dertzbaugh
Cyprus
Christmas and local notes from a 19th century paper
Brief bits describe weather, gift ideas, and small local happenings. Names include Mr Mabil F Moberly painting a parsonage, Mr McClellan Phebus laying new pavement for Mr Archie Fisher, and George W Raelke reporting hog weights. New homes by Lloyd Caller for Archie Fisher are under roof. Buckeystown Industrial School hogs reported weights around 1091 pounds.
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Mabil F. Moberly
First Baptist
McClellan Phebus
Haniel Hisaler
Waat Pattick Street
George W. Raelke
Baltimore Pike
Lloyd Caller
Archie Fisher
Carroll
Buckeystown Industrial School
Local Notables Report Mixed Illnesses and Recoveries
A list of residents from East Fourth to West Patrick streets shows varying health statuses. Mrs Pantz, Mrs Gaver, Mr Marsh, Mr Lambright, Dr Fraley, Mr Bier, Mrs Ramebarg, Master Stull, Miss Yinger, Mrs Hendrickson, Mrs Heard, Mrs Hoffman, Mr Morrison Rinehart, and Mr Roland are noted as sick or improving after hospital or home care. Some are recovering at Frederick City Hospital or Emergency Hospital, with improved or unchanged conditions and hopeful outlooks.
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Wm Pantz
East Fourth Street
Joseph W. Gaver
Clarke Place
Hiss
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Lewis Lambright
West Sixth Street
Angestus Fraley
Patrick Street
Morris Bieer
Eighth Street
Elias Ramebarg
East Church Street
George D. Stull
West Church Street
Mian Mollia Yinger
West Fifth
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Bre
Heard
East Oborah Street
Delightful Social Dance at Cram Residence
A dance last evening at Mr and Mrs Charles J Cram on West South Street drew about fifty guests. The music by Crampton's Orchestra filled the rooms decorated with laurel and holly, and revelers danced until a late hour before a delicious dining room repast.
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Charles J. Cram
West South Street
Crampton
Mistaken Window Incident Injures Bumitsburg Man
John King, a well known colored resident of Bumitsburg, mistook a window for a door due to poor eyesight and fell from the window, injuring his hip. He was taken to Montevus Hospital by Deputy Sheriff W. H. Arhbaugh.
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John King
Bumitsburg
Bing
Montevus Hospital
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Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Canton Carrier
King of AH Cough Medicines, Mr E G Case, a Canton Center Mall carrier and U S Army veteran, says Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is king of all and best for coughs and colds with reliable results and no lasting effect. For sale by A A Pastre’s Dentists. Say you saw it in The News.
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E.G. Case
Canton Genter
Explosion wrecks gas plant in Washington state
Explosion at Wagon Gas Light Company plant in Southeast Washington caused extensive damage estimated at $150,000. The double building housing the engine room and delicate machinery was destroyed. One worker, Woods, was flung through a building opening but escaped unharmed. Grady the engineer was stunned. Deming sustained a facial cut. Rescue laborers saved other workers from serious harm as a fire started.
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Death of Desth Willisme Barsard and local notices
William E Barnard aged 47 a wall resident of Brarewick died at home after a lingering illness He was a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee and active with the Brotherhood of Railway Trismen He leaves a widow and three children Anne Smith aged 11 years 7 months and 11 days died in Lansdowne Maryland Funeral from Lutheran church tomorrow Agreement released Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company and Maryland Construction Company filed to record release of a March 10 1902 agreement Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway referenced Local Market prices for corn oats and wheat with typical quotas and prices noted for various grains and oats.
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Anne Smith
Anne
James
Virginia Smith
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Turnpike Company
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