News from Frederick and the Maryland road reform debate
The Frederick News discusses a Baltimore American view on Maryland road reform, urging a state plan led by competent road engineers. It notes shortages of materials and labor in poor counties, calls for practical, economical legislation, and champions supervision by engineers. The piece remarks on public interest and the role of political action for better highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Road League
Syoris
Essea
New Weather Prevails Over Experimental New York Method
A report notes prevailing weather in New York state and discusses a recent experiment shown to be more economical than alternative methods, highlighting cost savings and practical implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arbitration as a preemptive remedy in labor conflicts
Opinion piece argues arbitration helps strikes when used preventively. Notes students resist campus football suppression and criticizes lengthy marriage commitments. Mentions chill weather, rising costs, and a Wagner club organized in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Cleb
Chicago
Public Opinion on Tariff Principles Critique
The Richmond Times voices strong opposition to a new tariff bill. It argues the measure unfairly discriminates by imposing duties on some imports while others remain duty free, favoring certain Americans over others and calling for revision by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times
United States
Democratic Party
Chicago
House
Senate
Local Debate Over Electric Road Draws Frederick and Middletown
Frederick and Middletown residents debate building an electric road. Editorials praise The News Journey into its eleventh volume. Letters urge home financing and warn against foreign capital. The Maryland Legislature meets in January amid calls for fair tax bills and public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Geeorge , Rhoderick, Esq
Micietown
Revival of the Cotillion in Frederick Promises Grand Dances
Frederick hosts modern cotillion with stars flower garden and varied figures. Dancing instructor Mr Carlisle says three cotillions will be offered this winter with subscriptions for one or all twelve couples limit set to thirty. Prof Muller's figures and new book provide entertaining novelties as preparations and costs are described. Christmas closure of the subscription list on December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carlisle
Actus
Muller
Local Sick List Hits City Neighborhoods Hard
The community reports widespread illness with numerous families affected. Notable names include Miss Nettle Johnson, Br. Geo. W. Good, and Edward Tucker, while several from the Delasamutt and Brust households show improvement or continue to suffer. The Examiners editor Reno S Harp recovers from a recent ailment and returns to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaste
Clifford H. Doll
Hicks Gleasner
Br. Geo. W. Good
Miss Nettle Johnson
West Third Street
Wm. Quinn
P. J. Schroeder
Edward Tucker
Seventh Street
Edward
E. T. H. Delasamutt
Henry Roddy
T. E. Pope
Frank
Joseph F. Payne
Reno S. Harp
The
Examiner
Alck Lst
George Brust
West Patrick Street
John T. Crouse
Death of Mrs. Sarah B. Haller at 70 in East Church
Mrs. Sarah B. Haller wife of Charles W. Haller of East Church Street died last night at 11:40 of pneumonia aged 70 years 1 month 10 days. Funeral plans set for Wednesday. A native of the county she was formerly Miss Sarah Preston and married to Mr. Haller 55 years ago celebrating their 55th anniversary recently. Survived by husband six grown children five daughters and one son and sister Mrs. William Feaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hallar
Sarah B. Haller
Charles W Haller
East Church
Hallar
Sarah Preston
Alice Anderson
Charles B. Tyson
Annie
Eliza
Jessie Haller
William Halter
William Feaga
Barn Fire Threatens Farm Near Park Mills
A noon Saturday barn fire on Mr. J. Lee Bimmon’s farm near Park Mills, started while the tenant was away. His wife noticed smoke from the barn door and an old colored employee helped extinguish a blaze that had already damaged a manger and a basket of corn. The barn held about 1600 bushels of wheat, fifty to sixty tons of hay, tools, and farm stock. origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lee Bimmone
Park Mills
News of the Churches Sunday Services and Meetings in City
Reports of church events across city and county include Reformed Guild led by We Brust on charity, services at German Baptist church with a sermon by Binet William StcCann from Bridgewater, All Saints Episcopal, St Mary’s Christmas care, Evangelical Lutheran Teachers’ Association officers, M C A meeting with new members, Presbyterian trustees elected, revival services at Southern Methodist Church led by Rev Hawke and Rev Fultz, and sermons at Mi OE Church and Quinn’s A M E Church with Sunday School and evening services. Fire in Hagerstown destroys Brooke & Co building. water damage to goods, cause linked to mice gnawing latches. Circuit Court opens with State v Pennsylvania Railroad Co overruled motion for a new trial. jurors present. Levy appointed comballit.
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Reformed Guild
We Brust
German Baptist Church
Binet William StcCann
Bridgewater
All Saints Epicopal
St. Mary’s
Teachers’ Association of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
M.C. A
Kemp Hall
Presbyterian Church
Armstrong McKinney
Harry Witter
Edward Murray
Southern Methodist Church
Hawke
Fultz
Mi. OE
A. J. Gil
Eoword League
Quinn's A. MB
Chas. H. Young
Asbury M.E Ghareh
Quinn’s A. ME
Hagerstown
Brooke & Co
Lastall
Circuit Court
Judge Lynch
State
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Singieton W. Audridge
John L
OAH
Gramer Real
Cail End
Wao
McDonnel
Frederick Co
Liberty Iropike
Mt Pressant
Fred
Ity
Lewis Busness
Nes
Patrick Street
Edward Dan Ress
Dubin
Fresenck County
Frederick County
Frederick City
St. Patrick Bi
Market St
Burt Garrower
Noah EB. Cramer
North Market Street
Brederick
When the land was white with moon yet far from pale
A poem fragment recalls a moonlit land and wartime memories. It reflects on seasons, long nights, and a distant song by L W Rees about nature and resilience. The text surveys wistful scenes of winter, dawn, and the fading day under a northern sky.
Escaped Injury After Buggy Slip on West Third Street
Friday afternoon Mrs Frack Smith attempted to alight from a buggy in front of Msser Fleming's residence on West Third Street. Her arms brushed the seat and she was pitched forward onto the pavement but caught herself with her hands and escaped serious harm.
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Public Opinion
Middletown Valley
Brunswick
Tae Weely
Harry W. Lewis
Liberty Banner
EL Clemm
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Tas News
Paper of the People
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Annapolis
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Brown
G. F. Plock
Grscker Jack” Company
F. B. Rhodes
City Opera House
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Cizy Hore
J Sachre
W. H. Hanson
Bernard Goldsboro
I. Grorr Hotss
John Brady
Chas Kebbazs
Pocleaville
Miontgomery County
John Eamilton
Zenisburg
Canuis Hotss
Deas
Apple
Woman's College
Franklin and
Astarall Lodge
Lancaster
Aso
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Historical Societe
Costes W. Holman
Bios Bahdice
di Tharséss
Ang Greasme Ross
B. G M. Richle
Edward S. Hieneberger
Willem Crawford Johnson
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J. W. Morris
Terling Silver
Rovelties
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John Eisenhauer
Garter
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Geos Trijant
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Miller & CO
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Cumberland
Haltimore Vein
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W. B. Shriner
Miller £ CO
Patrick Xxord
Water Street
Ladies' Emporium
Adies
Emporium
Lapis
Erormx
North Mareryt Srexet
J. Tuomas
ATF Opera House
Sefton
Jonathan Eiser
Dealie
London
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Gristabella
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Cairo
LOX & Perry's
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Beddtd
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Rhodes
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W. C. Eldridge
Cerstnas Goods
Eldridgle's
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Ednesday
Ecember
Stair
Nicolas
Jace
Ebuistmas Ognrb
Herbert Hall Wieslow
Jorchestra
Yeasele's
Ubr
Smas
Bentz St. Cecédin
Noah E. Cramer
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National Capital Brewing Col. Seer
Washington, D.C
Sachs Proden Geger
V. A.C
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Frederick City Manufacturing and Leveopment Com- Beay
Ral Steck
Lompary
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Farmers” and Mechanical National Bankot Fregerck Marsland
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Novasdawim
Oarders
Eddresa M.C. Er
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D. Hendrickeor
Fifth Street
George Wineberg
John Combsr
Kony Spoxe Co
Stedéawim
Cailor
Lowe
Firth Street
A. Heagy
Midaletown
Decidi
Frederick Qty
Frederick Sod Loudoun Bridge Company
Bulid Glotsig
Keaton
Decidim
South Marset Screet
Tt. & D. Ipstituie
Grooms Daelime Do
South Syech
Dear Markets Net Sons
Tarty
Frederick County Bank
Rene
Fitthiret
Prof
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Appy
Horan Waters
Appir
J. H. Markey
Sugsdit
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ISS
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Citizen's Nations Bank of
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JD Ivane
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Boa
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Btewarts Bazaar
Rochester
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China
J. W. Morrs
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Tate
Brust & Co
West Patrok Streat
Abseisreer
Kederick
New England
Allen Borrsack
New Country
Allen Robrbace
Bkiwazar
Fuse Mountain
Roland
Quaker
Besart & Knott
Utchering Spices
Mning
Easteren Tea CO
East Patrick Street
Giseline
Publc
J. Augusius Lebel
Bat Third Street
CGATS
Mas Gift
R&d. Mantz
Mtor E. Bisas
Frederics
B. Sappingtorn
Ftrrable Restaurant
PTH
Equitable Building
Cor. Payette and Calvert Srs
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FOTR
Jota Frontirg
B. South Street
Anédea
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Ceni
Stent
Bush
Bone
L. W. Rees
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