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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News lists subscription prices 40 cents weekly, 1.00 for four months, 1.60 for six months, 8.00 per year, with monthly payments available. The Weekly News offers 1.10 annual rate with advance payment and club incentives. The office handles telegraph, mail, and private correspondence through THE NEWS, Frederick, Maryland.
A tense scene unfolds with threats of war in Central America. A pursuer reports chasing a man who hoped to meet an associate Nashville. He plans to keep Cory away until he can send him out of town, while uneasy allies navigate renewed quarreling and looming danger.
The President has ordered changes in the designations used on gold coins. No new security measure is claimed. The note cites Annapolis Hospital as a referenced institution.
A mishmash of humor lines and social quips from various papers. Jests and exchanges touch on pesaimists millionaires and rental boarders in brisk, punchy bits. The tone mimics urban chatter and playful banter across publications.
In a Philadelphia Ledger piece Senator Baveridge questions a trend toward a rich man's government. The excerpt centers on Ariel and Joe, a tense, hopeful exchange at Judge Pike's house about past misunderstandings, renewed trust, and emotional reconciliation sparked by floral gifts and shared memories.
The death of George P. Yonbon, formerly of Frederick, by his own hand at his Waynesboro Pennsylvania home is explained by two notes to family and employees. He blamed himself for not achieving desired results as foreman of Frick Company's wood working department. A funeral will be held at Kim home in Waynesboro tomorrow afternoon, with interment to Green Hill cemetery.
In a tense salon scene Mrs. F W discusses control of her finances and the old house with Joe. They reveal Judge Pike holds papers and administers the estate while Roger Tabor is misled by the judge. She plans to relocate and set affairs in order despite opposition.
A state brief notes a fire destroying Walter W. Hurlock's home near Couterville, a memorial tablet unveiled at Fires Free byterian church, a Baltimore political figure struck by illness, county teachers needing exams to teach next year, a not guilty verdict in Hagerstown, railroad roundhouse fire at Mount Savage destroying six locomotives, pastor change in Casrell county, tobacco shortages and price trends, a Baltimore mayoral candidate debuts, and a tragic fire killing three children in a Baltimore house. Also mentions a patent medicine advert and a catarrh cure claim.
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