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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
4
The Weeadly News lists notices about tele advertising and subscription rates. The fragment references a public notice related to the WAP Act and regulatory requirements. The piece seems to be a damaged OCR of an old Frederick Maryland newspaper listing notices and advertisements.
A rickety screed roils from politics to polar cold and back. It mocks a Pennsylvania junket for a six thousand dollar feast aboard a steamer. It notes Supreme Court action granting a new trial to James Raca Harrisburg Osterer and decries state pay refusals while lampooning high office.
A fragmentary contemporary note complains that banks nationwide face excess cash. It quips that Mrs Badwick is in jail and mocks Cumberland’s men. The Baltimore American references a king of “bance men” dead and hints at gold and green cash in transit.
An election winner from Missouri makes an initial foray toward the upper house, signaling preparation for the duties of his new role. The Baltimore News notes the public servant’s kind, generous nature and mourns the passing of Lloyd Lowndesto as a loss to Maryland friends.
A quirky collage of quotes and banter from various papers. Snippets touch on marriage, liberty, shooting stars, and manners. A playful, pulp-era stream of witticisms reflects social foibles and curiosities through overheard lines and invented dialogues.
A Chicago Inter Ocean article argues against federal funding for national expositions. It notes the Lewis and Clark anniversary, praises regional display sites, and says wars and travel ease reduce interest in large expositions. It claims public exhibits fail to justify costs when viewers can see items locally at no charge.
A reflective poem tracing youth dreams and the road to yesterday. The speaker pledges greatness to the heart of a loved one but finds the journey marked by loss, pride, and sober contentment. The piece laments failed promises and aging hope as memories fade.
Mrs Maud Book of Martinsburg W Va invites visiting relatives and friends to this city. Miss Katia Goldubrronegh of Walkerville left for Richmond Va to visit relatives. Mrs M Q Thompson of the city returned from Elcote City where she visited relatives. Miss Margaret Binoers of this city returned from Martinsburg W Va. Miss Dora Camden Ramabargh West Patrick Street left for Cambridge Md to attend the funeral of Hon Lloyd Lowndes. Dr and Mrs Wm O Boteler invited by President Roosevelt to White House reception February 9 for Supreme Court and judiciary.
Charles Smith appeared before Justice Keller at Buckeyatown for an afternoon hearing on assault and battery against Mareball Allen and for gaming offenses. Smith was found guilty of keeping gaming tables and selling squar without a license. he posted 200 dollars bail. Marshall Allen faced a separate concealed weapon charge. testimony led to release due to insufficient evidence. Lilac Bowie, accused of cruelty to animals, was released on 200 dollars bond for grand jury appearance after presenting her case.
Mary Meisling daughter of A. J. Meisling of North Market street married Harry Johnson of East Eighth street at St. John’s rectory by Father Albert Smith. Bride wore tailor made broadcloth gown with matching gloves and hat. Only immediate family and a few friends attended. Afterward a dinner was served. Bertha O. Gross and Harry O. Rady wed at the Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage Middletown by Rev. M. L. Beard.
County correspondence from New Market reports visits and family news. Eliza Rossel of Baltimore staying at home. Mrs. M E Balthis resumes her select school after illness. Rev Harvey L Beavans preaches at Trinity Church and a protracted meeting begins next Sunday. A dance at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by the Younger Set ends with midnight refreshments. Mr J B Russell returns to New York after visiting. Also noted are a biscuit company receiver appointment, Arkansas monitor movements, and various brief items including weather, a hanging sentence, a ghost tale, and cotton market notes.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure, claiming it treats catarrh constitutionally by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. The notice promises $100 for any case it fails to cure and urges readers to buy with testimonials and a Toledo address.
A Washington report states President Hoover withdrew a letter he wrote to Murat Halstead of American Newsboys Magazine. The letter warned against any use of the president's name or a cabinet officer in a philanthropy scheme by the American Newsboys Company.
Washington reports Major General Corbin confirms a Moro opposition on Jolo Island ending in the death in action of Second Lieutenant James M. Jewel of the 14th Cavalry and Troop 140 Cavalry during an attempted peaceful seizure of a fort. The engagement followed Moros seeking greater control and alarms arose from local conditions. In a separate item, Bridge Builders may strike over wage and agreement terms with the American Bridge Company as demands include a 20-cent daily wage increase for an eight hour day.
AFields letter from a Frederick County farmer criticizes the fair management for focusing on displays like dogs and toys for leisurefolk, urging expansion of poultry space and practical growth in animal husbandry and machinery to benefit farmers and the county economy. The writer argues the poultry exhibit outgrew capacity and requests more utilitarian consideration from the managing board.
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