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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
6
The Daily News announces subscription rates and delivery terms for The News and Weekly News. Details include subscription prices, payment in advance, and mailing options. The address for correspondence is The News in Frederick Maryland.
Naval Academy concerns and a steady Russian insurrection pace frame a year of cautious hope. U S optimism centers on progress, moral reform, and a push against graft as capital and labor relations ease. Public interest stays focused on honesty, decency in politics and business, and the prospect of continued domestic reform.
Fragmentary compendium notes various political agitator lines and editorials and sparse mentions of race issues and holiday shopping. It references Roosevelt views, New York race death, Taft era allusions, and public sentiment about Christmas bargains in a garbled Baltimore and Cumberland press snapshot.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a tense exchange about devotion and betrayal. The snippet hints at shifting affections and conflicting memories between two individuals, with a mirror of unresolved feelings lingering in the record.
A jumble of garbled lines from various papers reveals terse social snippets. A Philadelphia Record tease hints at happiness and family, while Washington Star notes credit disputes. Chicago Now offers a drama about a locked door, and a Brookyln moment mentions a stingy mother as Noell-Maudenya reflects.
An article relays an interview with Jos Oxonon in which he argues the world grows better, citing decades of public life, honesty, and charity. It recalls past doubts about national decline, asserts progress results from individual reform, and portrays Uncle Jos as a steady American voice.
A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century page blends poetry and prose with religious reflections and domestic tips. It includes verses about courage and heaven, plus brief notes on nursing, treatments for sore nipples, and a testimonial for Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The piece preserves local tone and period voice with scattered OCR quirks.
The fragment notes Miss Louise May Gooding, linked to a Philadelphia ceremony, as a figure tied to christening a battleship and her historic role in U S Navy ship history. Details are partially garbled but point to a ceremonial christening involving Gooding and a warship.
The Christmas season brings families back to Frederick, boosting holiday spending as merchants report strong trade. Subscriptions for a Frederick Thurmont trolley rise despite slower Frederick gains, with landowners expecting land value increases from a new road. A Baltimore line may begin next year, targeting frederick’s growth through trolley access and business district improvements.
The Rosa Linde Company gave a six act recital with Miss Becker the violinist and Mina Linde the contralto drawing high praise. The finale a duet by Mme Linde and Miss Wright drew hearty applause and a rare reaction in Elmira. An upcoming performance in the City Opera House Friday night January 5 as part of the Y M C A course.
Readable notes survey daily market items with April showers reminding a March morning. Lists changing prices for eggs butter poultry fruit and vegetables with many figures. notes scarcity of fish and out of season rabbit. Mentions taxes and varied meat prices across beef pork and miscellaneous goods.
At a regular meeting last night Fredonia Sennett No 46000 A M elected officers for the coming year Councillor Jorge T M Shodler ties councillor Bayes Landis recording secretary William Sennett assistant recording secretary C A Landis Guandal secretary 4 Heidler treasurer John H Grove inductor Edward M Dyer examiner P E Grove inside protector Edward M Bader outside protector Charles F Kintz trustees Edward M Bader Jr ex Councillor J F Davis Sr ex Councillor Roy A Bayler Jag Teventative to State Council John F Qland alternate Charles F Kintz Janitor George T % Shuffler
An old remedy suggests half a pint of hot water before breakfast to keep bowels regular and avoid harsh laxatives. If purgatives are needed, Character- Ian's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended as a gentler option. Available at A L Pearre's Drug Store.
Moscow rebellion collapses with no military unit joining the revolutionaries. Government fears peasant land hunger unrest may rise, while Baltic provinces face continued suppression. Struve calls for unity. strikes in Livonia ease as troops move to crush remaining revolutionists.
On Wednesday afternoon a large group of W C T U ladies with Mr Charles Hagan and other gentlemen visited Montague. The county ward residents welcomed the visitors with simple services and hymns. Three women over ninety years old greeted the party and expressed appreciation for the visit, while plants brightened ward windows. The group thanks Moaler, Herchberger, Moses, Hagan, Zacharias, Gomiber, and Tas Nuns for their kindness and support.
Mr Ernest Young has opposed a barber shop on Court street in the room adjoining the tobacco store of Mr HP Kite. Miss Minnie Githinger of North Market street sent a New Year gift from Florida, a fine box of Florida oranges.
Joseph Davis a Pole was entombed in a Wilkes-Barre mine for eight days after entering December 20. He survived on tea scraps and bread crumbs, moving between workings until a distant light led him to the shaft bottom and rescue on December 28.
In Honolulu the Oriental Steamship Company’s Americ a carriage to San Francisco carried 750000 in coin sent by registered mail by local bankers to avoid a December 31 tax. The plan aims to keep money held by banks outside territorial tax reach. The money is expected back shortly after shipment.
Word reached Wilmington of a fatal blaze at Morgnec near Chestertown Maryland. Captain Edward Walmsley slept in his store when a fire destroyed the building and all contents. he was burned to death.
A distorted tale claims torture of Rev C D Moora, Baptist pastor at Harperstillc N. It cites a sufferer named Jon endorsing a cough remedy from Dr Rines New Discovery for consumption and colds. The ad promotes A L Pearls druggist selling a cure at 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle.
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