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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1909
Page
4
In a heated exchange, Senator Tillman defends his actions while President Crothers faces scrutiny over land schemes. The piece weighs Tillman’s denials, alleged evasion, and public reaction as lawmakers debate propriety and legality.
A collage of humorous fragments from newspapers including a Cleveland Leader note about public water, a tale of mistaken age and offended friends, and a witty exchange involving a photographer and a lady patron from the Houston Post. The snippets reflect light, domestic humor and period conversational tone.
In the Chronicle the critics argue democracy fails Kaleeram in the United States. They claim there are no subjects and dismiss Kaleeram’s path amid misapplied title. After reflection they may see Kaleeram cannot flourish on American soil.
A poem with vivid natural imagery contrasts wind mist sea sun and birds with a speaker’s longing for a return of a loved one. The verse pairs mountain fog sea fog and nature’s elements to frame insistence on reunion and affection. It reflects a lyrical romantic mood from Gunter's Magazine.
The Reformed Ministerial Association of the reformed church in Frederick County met at Trinity Reformed chapel at 10:90 a.m. with ministers from Frederick Thurmont Adamstown Jefferson Sabillasville Lovettsville and Braddock present. Rev. B. L. Carnahan was named president and Rev. Guy P. Bready secretary and treasurer. A paper on What in Liticient Wreaching was read and discussed before adjournment with prayer.
Sunday School officers were elected: Superintendent A C McCardell. assistant supervisor Jacob Kohrback. secretary G Oscar Rhoads. treasurer L A Rice. librarian A Kemp Keel. assistant librarians W C Birely and Charles Lough. Board of managers include Mrs K V Stauffer and others. Superintendent of home department named.
County road supervisors were appointed by the board, including Emmitabu a Elsworth, David Wetsel, A Kemp, H Moser, John A Clulz, Joseph Jone, Edward C Shrimner, N C Jansry, C H Eckenrode, Charles B Keilbo, Charles Staub, Albert Dotterer, John A Horner, Holland Weant, George Andrew, and Wm Fre. The board met with Woodsboro district supervisors today.
Mr Seareed of the garbage collection unit suffered a severe bite when backing a horse yesterday. The injury to his left hand was very painful and required immediate attention from local medical staff.
Mrs Lewis Koogte of West Patrick test keeps hens laying an average of 266 eggs per month and claims three roosters last year. The scribbled notes mention Mr Bodp from CUNO Meine and an ointment used for chapped hands.
Frederick theatre fans may enjoy three days of repertoire as the Jordan Stock Company begins a Thursday to Saturday engagement at the City Opera House. The 20 performer company features a beauty chorus led by Eva Tanguay style talent Elin Irene Lo and an acclaimed dramatic cast. Opening night presents the four act musical comedy Hearts and Flowers led by actor Happy Harris Hamilton.
A bustling local column praises a touring burlesque troupe led by Hank Foolshness and Louise Buckley, calling it the best money spent and promising clean, moral entertainment with music and dance. Nearby, a long list of residents across streets reports illnesses from grip to pneumonia, with several improving and others confined to bed. St Johns Beneficial Association reports officers for the coming year and notes the organization’s strong financial status and historic roots. A medical ad promotes De Kings New Discovery for coughs and throat ailments with testimonials.
A speaker from Mid dletown outlines mental expression and healing, claiming thoughts alter physical and moral states. The lecture discusses suggestion, power of mind, and methods claimed to cure diseases and change behavior through mental influence.
Mrs Ann J B Doll widow of G Joseph Woll dies after paraly sis at 9 50 pm at home West Second street aged 11 months and 14 days since lifelong Frederick resident grown with many mentions. Survived by children Charlea J Elville B Marcy W Roger E George J Doll and Miss Bettie Doll, two sisters Mrs A J Welch and Mrs Jennie Weiland of Cumberland. Funeral Thursday at 11 with services at the house and Mt Olivet Cemetery interment. Also notes Annie M Siedling widow of George L C Siedling died Sunday morning at home of her mother on Virginia Brup near Migamery County aged 70 years. Survived by two children Arthur and Mary Siedling, four brothers and two sisters. Remains brought to city by B & O Rail Road, funeral at the depot. Pallbearers listed. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery.
The funeral of Wn PF Steiner of Buckeyatown was held at St Joseph's Catholic Church and Mary’s Church Petersville with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers included George Schaeffer and Arthur McKinney. The funeral of Philp Hammond Welty occurred at his home at 123 West Fifth and was conducted by Rev Dr Charles F Steck, with interment at Mt Hope cemetery. Tom I? Rive was funeral director.
The Junior Loyal Tempe Legion met as usual on Saturday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by vice president L. Routsahn. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting, the pledge was recited, scripture reading followed, and a program of songs and readings was presented before adjournment. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
A fragmentary advert promises a constitutional treatment for catarrh claiming blood and mucus cleansing effects. It cites two ingredients and asserts long standing use and effectiveness, though details are obscured by OCR errors. The note reads like a sales pitch with unspecified authorities and marketing language.
A Maryland man, identified as Charles L. Pippin, died by suicide at his residence on Harris Stonestreet Ia. Police report says the incident occurred at the home of relatives near Barozevi ie Montegm. The case involves local families and a Maryland connection with the casualty noted in a regional notice.
The Ohio governor, at Maryland’s request, returned a Civil War battle flag captured by the 123d Ohio Volunteer Infantry at Hatchers Run in April 1865. The flag, held since, was awarded to a Confederate veterans group, with the transfer ordered by Gov Harris and Adjutant General A B Gritalifield.
Captain Abraham String of the Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad hosted a card party at his South Market Street home last night with many friends in attendance and several games played before refreshments. Miss Ritchie plans a junior afternoon class dancing carnival or matinee soon, with date and venue to be announced. A two story brick dwelling at 120 West Baer Street was sold at courthouse door this morning for Thomas and Motter, agents, to Charles Rhoderick.
An elderly, garbled ad notes a salve for fever sores chapped skin and burns. It touts exclusive use for excalient? conditions and claims benefits for dermatitis and other skin diseases. Pearre's Modern Pharmacy advertises the salve for sale.
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