Weekly News Subscription Notice From Frederick Publisher
An old publication notice from Frederick Maryland announces weekly news service by carriers at 140 dollars per year. It notes subscription terms and hints at enforcement requirements for orders. The fragment mentions the 4N Independent Newspaper and the Hegey at Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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Hegeyat Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
TR WeeKny
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United States
Railroads accused of padding mail weight payments
A congressional inquiry targets railroad overpayments in mail carriage, alleging the basis for daily weight was misapplied during weighing periods. The claim states the government paid about 46 million dollars annually in excess of true entitlement, prompting calls for reform and potential privatization of mail service.
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Murdock
Kanas
Committee On Post Offices and Post Fonda
Hones of Representatives
Corporate deal shifts Minnesota steel assets to James Hill
A recent transaction involving United States Steel Corporation transfers ore properties valued at $40,900,000 to James J. Hill. The state assessment rose from $5,000,000 to Hill’s reported figure, reflecting concerns over corporate influence and property valuation in the deal.
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Minnesota
States Steel Corporation
James J. Ailliron
Hill
Faw
Baltimore News
Spelling Reform Debate Cited in Merrings Minutes
Fragmentary minutes quote a debate on spelling reform with unclear speakers and garbled phrases. The record notes an exchange about reform needs and lexicon usage, reflecting a linguistic discussion rather than a policy outcome. No clear date or participants are identifiable.
Panama Isthmus and civic power referenced in humor
An assortment of clipped quotes blends political satire and weather lore. The dialogue touches on the Isthmus of Panama, national prosperity, and local ward politics, interspersed with light notes on trees and spring. The piece captures a collage of contemporary concerns and everyday remark.
Lake myth debunked as Roosevelt samples Panama water
The Washington Herald recounts President Roosevelt inspecting Panama Canal water and a lake Bigelow denied existence. A boat named Poultney Bigelow floats, symbolically siding with the President as the lake proves real and the water quality approved. Bigelow is “hoist by his own petard” in this public row.
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VE. P. Bigelow
Washington Herald
Panama
Poultney Bigelow
Recient Magazine
Nee
Catera
Mr. Bigelow
Mr. Roosevelt
Isthmuse
Avery
Three Ships Sail On Christmas Day in the Morning
An aged poem recalls December’s hush and winter gloom while praising Christmas morning as three ships sail the sea. The verses weave seasonal imagery with hope, noting fading year’s shine and the enduring vigil of Christmas light.
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Moratog
Alraxo Nosis
Governor pardons Snut terly from penitentiary
The Governor pardoned Charles Snutterly out of the penitentiary. Dr. A B Bayore died suddenly at his home of acute stagnation. Mrs. Mary Manley of Cumberland celebrates her 111th Christmas. William Geary, 89, found frozen to death in Allegany County. Coriolicator County Republican Central Committee declines to recommend for Cambridge postmentorship. Baltimore Conference faces unprecedented ministerial candidate scarcity.
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Charles Snutterly
A.B. Bayore
Baltimore
Death notices of Dutterar Etchison and Wilhide in Maryland region
Mrs Ema Jane Dutterar aged 66 6 31 died at her Thurmont area home from typhoid fever. Survived by husband Jeremiah and three sons two daughters. Funeral at home then Mt Oliver cemetery with Rev Staley and Rev Gill officiating. Mrs Mary E Etchison aged 63 died at Woodville after consumption. Funeral at Prospect Church with pastor Rev Courtney. Mr W Nelson Wilhide aged 63 died at Thurmont from Bright's disease and diabetes. Survived by wife five sons and four daughters. services in United Brethren church of Thurmont officiated by Rev Guy P Bready. Interment at Thurmont Ph BE. E Black funeral director.
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Mesara
John
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William Dutteray
Thormont
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Wacbington
Abner Albaugh
Libertytown
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Mary E.etchison
Charlea Etchison
Mount Airy
Nieos
Oliver Hood
Woodville
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A. T. Baker
Wm. Konkles
Wiliam Pordom
James Hobbs
John Molesworth
John Lindsey
Ly. T. Lewis
Y. Nelson Wilhide
W. Nelson Wilhide
Bright
Hela
United Brethren Church
Guy P. Bready
J. A. P. Matthias Josiah Freezs
Jacob Freeze
Berbera Zentz
Henry Sites
Marshal Gaugh
E. Black
Funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Wood Held in New Market
The funeral for Mrs. Mary E. Wood widow of John W. Wood occurred Sunday at 2 pm at Mr. M. P. Wood's residence New Market. Rev Parker officiated with six children seven attendees listed among pallbearers. Interment in New Market cemetery. Funeral under BR. B. Randle. Mrs Wood 61. Also notes Rev Lewis T. Lampe to be interred in Frederick after Somerset death. service planned at Evangelical Reformed church with Lynch Lodge Masonto order in charge.
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John W Wood
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A. Parker
William Wood
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Thos
Waltz
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H. H. Eader
J.T. P. Mount
G. Ridgely
BR. B. Randle
Somerset
Frederick
J. Henry Lampe
East Fifth Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Masonto Order
Chargs
Lynch Lodge
In the Law's Grip Held for Hearing
Pater Booker colored was arrested near Bartonville by Deputy Sheriff Darner on charges of attempting to break into Charles Winpigler's residence. He was committed to jail on 300 bail for a hearing this afternoon before Judge Smith. Directors Elected Borla and Lovatsville Bridge Company chose J. D. Baker George Wm. Smith J. O. Motter D. E. Kefanger D. H. Hargett Wm. Schwanifer and H. D. Baker.
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Bartonville
Darner
Charles Winpigler
Susiios J. Francis Smith
Borla and Lovatsville Bridge Company
J. D. Baker
George Wm. Smith
J. O. Motter
D. E. Kefanger
D. H. Hargett
Wm. Schwanifer
H. D. Baker
Happy Women in Frederick Find Relief from Kidney Trouble
Mrs Roben Gano of 137 West South Street reports lasting relief from kidney complaints after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says back, shoulders, and leg pains disappeared after two boxes bought at Clinton E. Maloe drug store and that her overall health improved. Her son also benefited years ago from the same remedy. For sale by all dealers at 59 cents a box.
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Frederick Reader
Roben Gano
West South Treet
Esys
Kisney
Tew Do
Horses on Streets Questioned Under City Ordinance
A reader asks if it is illegal to leave a horse on Frederick streets for more than two hours in cold weather and what the penalties are. The paper cites Section 19 and Beation 79 of the Frederick City Ordinances, which prohibit leaving a horse on streets for over two hours and authorize fines or imprisonment for violations.
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Social events mark debutante introduction and gatherings in Orange
Miss Betty M. Bouldin debuted at a reception hosted by Mrs. William Bouldin Jr with American Beauty roses and a rose fern bower. A large dance at the Woman's Club closed the event as Mr William Corbett and Miss Mamie Zellers hosted friends and games followed by refreshments.
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William Bouldin, Jr
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Aged Coaster Hurt as Rev Greeno Slips on Sled Crash
Rev Dr William Greeno of Philadelphia aged 70 was seriously hurt when a borrowed sled he was riding on Monongahela slid into a telegraph pole. He was unconscious for hours, believed to have a skull fracture, and taken to relatives' home where he faced scalp wounds but was expected to recover.
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Philadelphia
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