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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
6
The wire suggests Kaiser-muzzler and Chancellor Von Buelow are seen as capable workers. Attorn ey endorsements label him a perfect gentleman while Prince Hetic’s Europe trip hints at a long stay to settle Venezuela’s international issues. Cubans are urged to avoid broader protests and focus on stability and self-reliance.
The report argues against wealth shielding crime, noting two California men were sentenced with fines and prison terms. One fined 10000 and two years, the other fined 1000 and a year and two months. It emphasizes imprisonment as the real punishment for the rich and calls for equal justice in criminal procedure.
A fragment from a page listing quotes and quips about happiness and daily life. It references a trolley ride, automobiles, a new optimism, and a memory of a grandparent who traveled, weaving light commentary with cultural snippets from period sources.
The Philadelphia Record argues wheat prices vary by grade and location, but London prices set the standard. Carrying costs from Chicago or Montreal to London influence export flows, and duty repeal on wheat would not lower prices if Canadian surplus is already priced by London. The piece contends Canadian duty relief would not force cheaper Chicago grain.
The Washington Post reports that chief engraver Charicn E. Barber may have produced an unseen double eagle pattern in gold and base metal. Descriptions show Liberty head obverse and a distinct reverse with a standing female figure, a tiny Liberty cap, an aggressive eagle, and the motto In God We Trust.
The state notes Crinfield deport and wharf reconstruction. Court of Appeals issues several opinions. Two courthouse wings at Towson planned. Rev William Crawford installed pastor at Port Deposit Church. Prof Peter M Novik killed by train near Myattaville. Allysing and Garrett counties push old National Pike as state road. B&O Railroad eyeing a semiannual dividend. Prof G J Sprecher appointed deputy clerk at Hagerstown Circuit Court.
At the YMCA alley last night the Eichelberger and Markey teams bowled three games. Eichelberger won all three games by a combined margin of 105 pins.
Church notices note an electric motor installation planned at All Saints Episcopal church next week. St Marys Chapter schedules a Christman sale tomorrow afternoon, details unclear due to OCR issues.
Mr Keefer Phieger son of Judge J E Phieeger writes from Odongapa I I on the United States flagship voyage. He recounts the Big Sixteen steam ship’s end of the historic course, joy at Australian ports Albany Melbourne and Manila, cholera precautions, Yokohama and Tokyo visits, river life with cuscos boats, and a brutal typhoon off Yokohama that saved a sailor. The fleet baseball team played Japanese clubs, losing the first game and winning two others in extended play. The letter closes with plans for Manila Hong Kong and home, expressing pride in American duty.
The article notes Mansfield’s fascination with David Garrick and reincarnation theory, linking Garrick to Mansfield’s career. Clifton Mallory, praised for balancing comedy and tragedy, stars in the play David Garrick, performed at the City Opera House tomorrow night.
A list from courthouse records shows ministers performing weddings in November. Names and counts include Rev. Wm. KE Brown four. Rev. WA Harria colored four. Rev. Dr. Charles F. Steck three. Rev. John A. Wright Kemptown three. Rev. Dr. Osborne Tnele two. Rev. J. W. Kiracofe two. Elder J. D. Fahiney two. Rev. Fr. W. J. Kane. Rev. F. A. J. Conlon. Rev Fr. J. O. Hayden Emmitsburg. Rev. Charles W. Hess Brunswick. Rev. ME Beard Thurmont. Rev. ALT Gi Revel A Thilkeld. Rev J. A. Stanton Myeraville. Rev. Charles M. Binith Burkittsville. Elder Chattes EF. Ausharman Elerton. nav. Dr E.R. Eechbard. Rev. Atville Conner Adanetown. Rev. MP. Schwitzer Union Bridge. Rev. ROW. Doty. Rev. Qay DP. Bready Charmont. Elder Daniel Metz. Mevs. CG. Muarriatt Mt. Airy. Rev Boi Ruley New Market. Rev. SIL Norweal colored. Rev. David Johnson colored Ridgeville, each one.
The ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with coughs and colds, claiming it reduces risk of serious illness. Mrs F. B. Starcher of Ripley, West Virginia, endorses the product for her family. Available at Peatte's Modern Pharmacy.
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