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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1905
Page
7
The piece notes editorials and remarks on the Panama Canal diggings and a Dill address at Oberlin College criticizing fraud in business. It cites Rockefeller gifts and fears at Sebastopol and argues public opinion must curb graft through moral action and social ostracism.
Contemporary notices discuss an Annapolis store’s dull business with no ads and report Admiral Rodjestvenoky’s recovery from wounds. The Cumberland Times notes a homecoming and details on the jade power and jury influence, while Baltimore Law cites Taft’s Yale address. Maryland farmers find top opportunities in fruits and grains in the East.
The item compiles brief jokes and exchanges from various papers noting humorous lines about emperors, water at the pump, a milk boat, a marriage proposal, and a husband with a mathematical job. It highlights light gossip and witty skits typical of early 20th century humor columns.
The New York World analyzes rising unrest in Poland as fear and violence spread from Lodz to Warsaw. It notes mass casualties, peasant uprisings, and strained loyalty in the Russian Empire amid strikes, Cossack brutality, and looming mobilizations.
Poet recalls a dream of a peaceful postwar world where allied ships rest in calm bays. The passage laments ongoing crime and warns that true guardianship of peace remains fragile while bandit cruisers fearfully retreat. The piece contrasts bleak war memories with a dawning, hopeful vision.
The writer notes a fair mood at daybreak and shares curious asides about marriage, humor, and daily life. He lists steep price quotes for eggs butter poultry fruit vegetables and meats from local markets, reflecting routine transactions and social chatter of the period.
The Frederick Y M C A reports 134 paid up young men members and 52 boys, plus about 100 auxiliary members. Daily room attendance averages 65 men and 35 boys, with 31 800 weekday visits. Bible classes, prayer services, and new room equipment support Christian life. total annual expenses under 1000. Future plans call for larger space and improved facilities.
July notes report a large Hagerstown crowd at Braddock Heights dance and a general absence of potato bugs this season. Openings and repairs abound as Frank Seachmat starts a flat stand. paving and painting work proceed on several houses. Maryland teachers meet July 11 to 14 at Blue Mountain House.
Meisinger released on writ of habeas corpus after arrest on charges of harassment valued at 250 dollars. bail set at 100 dollars with grand jury action. Wh Palmer held on larceny charge with 100 dollar bail. John Pittinger charged with wife beating. 200 dollar bail pending grand jury.
William Darr of Allegheny Pa was killed in rail yard work on June 2. He was 18 and son of the late William E Darr of Brunswick. Interment will be at St Mark's Episcopal cemetery Peteraville. James Simmer died at his daughter's home Jane 25 aged 77. burial at Lewistown M E cemetery. Mrs Conrad Roland remains ill on West Patrick Street. Murray Font confined at home by illness. Ezra Hoff man improving. Oscar Kefauver now able to sit up. Mina Katie Gilbart had eye surgery this morning.
The Frederick Chapter DAR hosts a public reception next Wednesday July 5 at 430 PM in the City Opera House for Mrs Donald McLean president general of the National Society DAR and four Frederick residents. Mrs McLean arrives July 4 from Washington aboard the B and O R R at 585 with Mr McLean and Rev I Nevett Steele. The program includes music and remarks with no public invitations issued and ushers guiding attendees. Also noted are two busy Fourth of July baseball games at Athletic Park between Frederick and the Fifth Regiment with travel and pitching details.
The General Education Board receives a $10,000,000 endowment from John D. Rockefeller, to be held in perpetuity with income distributed for higher education across the United States. The gift, announced by Dr. Wallace Buttrick, broadens the board’s work beyond the South and targets colleges and universities nationwide.
The testimony in the Brena Gle bond case ended yesterday. Equity Examiner D. Princeton Backey will file his report in a few days, and the court will set times for arguments. The piece notes the advertiser’s pursuit to understand human nature and its shared sentiments.
Comptroller of the Currency certifies Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland authorized for extension of corporate existence until close of business June 13, 1925. Public notice required for thirty days to inform shareholders. Also includes financial statement snippet for Frederick Town Savings Institution dated July 1, 1905.
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