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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1905

Page

4

Pennsylvanian bill targets newspapers over falsehoods

A proposed Pennsylvania law would empower six residents to sue any newspaper for habitual falsehoods defamation or scandal with a court ruling to suppress the publication. Critics warn the measure could oppress publishers and punish mere errors or misstatements.

Gouvernor Agatho Pannypacker Famona Prasa Pennsylvania Harrisburg Jovernor Babmite Commonwealth Court of Common Pleas Howe Pennypacker

Governor threatens press control over Pennsylvania papers

The governor pledges to use state power to push a law allowing suppression of any newspaper publishers he dislikes. He cites past cases including South Carolina editor Tillman and Gonzales to justify actions, warning that even honest papers could fall under suppression if the law passes.

Pecosylvania South Carolina Tillman Himsalf Pennsylvania

Contemporary comment and political notes from 19th century press

The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American reflect on year end moods with remarks about Christmas ending and the merchant class. David B. Hill retires on the first. there is mention of minimal flowers and plain music. Minnesota reports on new methods to save crooks from punishment and the Gumberland Times notes witnesses against former Mayor Ames released, Ames found not guilty due to lack of credible testimony.

Evenport Arthur Baltimore Sun David B. Hill Baltimore American Minnesota Ames Gumberland Times

Minutes of Merriness and Gossip Chat in Chicago

A collage of humorous snippets and spoof dialogue from Chicago News Washington Star Boneton Transcript and The New Yorker style quips. The excerpts feature mock interviews, romantic banter, and punchy classroom lines with playful misunderstandings.

Vision of labor and capital harmony by T V Powderly

T V Powderly former head of the Knights of Labor offers an optimistic view of future labor relations. He asserts strikes may end as arbitration and conferences between capitalists and workers reduce disputes. He warns against antagonism and urges mutual cooperation for prosperity and progress.

Nintal Adle Lao Doutsq le Courter Dourunt T. V. Powderly Knoghts of Labor Capital Imbor Whoich Plato

Moments With the MGSE and Love’s Peculiar Muse

A mixed 19th century style item blends poems on love and youth with a humorous note on medicine and goods. It weaves lines about love as king and tyrant, then shifts to a January ad section promoting TroMAS NELSON page poetry, Dr E W Groves and Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets, and cheap whiskey and goods with scattered garbled branding. It reads like a period newspaper card featuring poetry and local ads.

Courty Correspondence and Social Roundup in Lime Kiln

A dense local itemized note from Lime Kiln recounts visits and travels of residents including Mrs Laure Bluer of Elklick and Miss Feonie Smith with friends in Baltimore. It covers Christmas holiday gatherings across Elklick and Walkersville with many family visits and dinners, plus church events, a New Year dinner, and a large oyster and turkey gathering at Loy’s on December 11. The column also notes community entries from Walkersville such as Christmas services at the Lutheran Sunday School, a fish shipment to Cincinnati, and multiple visits between nearby towns.

Laure Bluer Elklick Feonie Smith Baltimore Thomas Fisher Wo. Kabrio Vernon Lasman Washington Elizabeth Perkins Hancock Ovia Smith Bloomfield Mollie Wachter Frances Otia Smith Bernard Barber Victor Cook Minses Laoretta Eilen Faonle Tom Rohlerback Cora Mosburg Bertie Keyser Millie Adelaid Graham Pisdmont W. Va Edward Wisher Point of Yiooke Lewis Eagle Frederick Apsnt Luther Fanga Annie Wachter Kroderick Tana. Webster Union Sunday School Emma Smith Tharemont Ancle Morrie Smith Mise Mary Mamma Near Matter John Liy Michael Robinson Miea Myrtle Devilbies Near Pips Craek J. Martha Mise Etts Miller Emma Late Rocky Ridge W. L. Miller Walkersville Lutheran Sunday School Earn Saylor Edward Remaburg J. G. Johnson Cincinnati Ohio E. O. Wachter Harrieburg James Heddick Ethel Vanfossen Marsinaburg

25,000 Prisoners Reported at Port Arthur

Tokio dispatch reports 25,000 Japanese soldiers captured or taken prisoner at Port Arthur, as the battle develops. The claim appears in a December/January cable from the front with unclear attribution.

Bovina Tokio Tae Japscess Port Arthur

Japanese Warships Sighted Off Sumatra Reported

Special Dispatch from Baravia dated January 4 reports a Dutch vessel sighting four Japanese warships off Bamatra near Sumatra. The brief item notes the possible fleet presence in the area amid wartime tensions.

Baravia Heving Bamatra

Theodore Thomas Dead

Theodore Thomas, renowned orchestra conductor, died at his city home this morning from pneumonia complications. Sheetal Dienates to The NewsCatency reports the veteran musician passed peacefully, leaving a lasting impact on American classical music and conducting.

Sheetal Theodore Toomag Bis Posumonis

Battleship War Reports Stir Navy Board Debate

Officials voiced mixed views on battleships after dramatic actions in the Far East. Admiral Dewey and Secretary of the Navy are cited as supporting strong naval power, while some high officials doubt battleships’ decisive value given recent engagements with Russia and Japan.

Department Stiapeton Din General Board of the Navy Wewey Ghent Hathesad Ghee Seruineau Kar

Nine Burned to Death in Morreas Run Fire

The oldest son of a Polish miner's family escaped a blaze that destroyed their home in Morris Run. The family perished except for the 18 year old, who fled the flames from their dwelling on the main street as the stove and burning coals fed the fire. The incident follows a separate note about a court case and an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.

Bina X.Y Frank Noweski Morreas Awakamed Pio Aed Hall Hal Cramee Frederick Brocks Mort Benend East Streat South Stree Patrick Chestnut Grove S Enburbe City

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