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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
2
Publication notice from The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines subscription rates and mailing details for the paper. It lists offices personnel and promissory statements for mail orders and inquiries.
A reflection on the reality of Christmas as more than a custom. The piece argues that charity and brotherly love define the season, with centuries of observance proving the spirit endures beyond ritual. It notes the joy from acts of kindness and that happiness comes from making others happy.
Baltimore readers note calls for a strong oyster culture program and legislation to revive the distressed oyster trade. The public opinion seeks effective measures to lift the industry from its current hardship and restore production.
Fragmented OCR text describes a storm of misdeeds by Bava and partners aimed at Ryan and the Equitable. The intended engulfing wrecked their own venture, leaving the conspirators stranded and halted along the shore. Comberland Times notes the irony of fortunes reversed.
A jumble of humorous snippets from papers like Chicago Journal Illustrated Bits and Philadelphia Press show readers debating Santa Claus belief and holiday cheer. The gag lines feature a minister, a misquoted exchange, and playful banter about marriage and gifts.
Secretary Bonsparte asks Congress to grant authority to dismiss midshipmen summarily for misconduct after court martial delays. The issue stems from 1903 statute linking punishment to superintendent and Navy Secretary, with Attorney General guidance that penalties require court decisions. Congress is urged to extend swift discipline to uphold order.
A fragment from Outlook presents a Christmas meditation contrasting Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Crates H. Craspalu lines with a call for peace and charity. It extols warm cheer, the guiding Star, and the manger scene urging readers to join the season’s message.
Special dispatch reports evolutionsists behind barricades resisting troops in Moscow. Public safety items, bombardments, and volleys against a school containters struck. Hundreds are fatally hurt.
Readers learn about the seasonal trade in Christmas trees and greens, the challenges of sourcing, and rising prices. The piece discusses automobile versus turnpike regulation, paving issues for horse drawn transport, and calls for public charity support and snow removal compliance to keep sidewalks clear.
A train wreck near an unspecified junction in Pennsylvania resulted in the death of a worker identified as TWG. Reports indicate multiple freight cars were involved and efforts by rescue teams were ongoing.
A man identified as Gibbons, once a Methodist preacher in Princess Anne County Maryland, allegedly married two women in Valéosia Georgia and another in Atlanta Georgia. He previously wed wife No. 1 ten years ago and later worked as a traveling salesman for a Richmond firm.
The piece joyously outlines Christmas spirit across towns with festive events, school entertainments, church services, and shoppe prosperity. It notes electricity in town lamps, holiday concerts, dances, yardlong programs, and a general call to share kime with the less fortunate during the season.
In a Philadelphia meeting, operators and miners urged harmony to avert a regional strike. Disputed is a 14 percent wage increase from a strike commission and the new terms from the Coal and Navigation Company. Detecting fault lines, managers pressed for wage and method changes while miners pressed for full award payment. The session sought a unified approach to prevent upheaval.
A morning market report describes a busy Christmas shopping scene with produce prices across meat, poultry, seafood, fruits, vegetables, and miscellaneous items. Turkeys, eggs, oranges, potatoes, and fish show varied per-pound and per-dozen costs, while household basics like bread and cheese are listed with modest fees. The piece also notes the Sculpt Steel company founder’s death and a local water cure tip for constipation.
A quirky ad style paragraph promises prompt relief from health woes by avoiding fads and eating well. It touts Dr Kine's Liver Pills as a cure all, claiming bodily harmony through regular bowels and quick care. Available for 25 cents at A Pearre's drug store with guaranteed results.
A terse, garbled report notes a fatal incident aboard a train during an attempted escape. Details are missing but the event centers on a death during an attempted breakout and a related investigation.
August Belmont becomes central figure in a New York railway merge affecting the Metropolitan Street Railway system. The Interborough Rapid Transit Company chaired by Belmont runs elevated lines and the subway on the island, with Ryan stock price undisclosed and broad implications for surface routes.
The report details an unprovoked murder in Crisford Maryland with Captain Tohr W. Hoffman killed and his father wounded at St Jerome's. A mulatto dredger known as WHE Young is named as the assailant. The piece notes a potential plea for testimony to save Powers' life and Ehler's hesitation to reveal full details to protect others. Also includes a brief ad note about Chamberlains Salve and a local Town Crier item about live newspaper advertising.
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