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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
6
Frederick News announces Independence Day events centered on the Red Men celebration drawing visitors to Frederick. Emphasizes hospitality to fraternal members and public holiday cheer with patriotic reminders. Notes weather concerns and safe celebratory conduct as the nation marks the Fourth.
A brief line notes the water at the local swimmin hole is welcoming and enjoyable this season, suggesting good conditions for visitors and families seeking a simple summertime respite.
A Maryland reform proposal argues abolishing the practice of judges advising juries on law and instead dividing judgment between jury and judge. The piece condemns the current system as a hindrance to justice and calls for a nationwide move to safer, sane Fourth of July celebrations with less noise and danger. It urges alternatives to celebrate patriotism without risking lives and questions how to involve children in a meaningful holiday.
A garbled exchange mentions a promissory note for 44.80 unpaid and comments on the suffrage movement. The quotes reference a wall frame, a wife’s sneers over a price, forest preserves, subway jams, and varied regional newspapers.
Maryland State Bar Association has long influenced state policy by presenting bills now law. The Cape May meeting upheld its high standard. Cities in New Jersey vote on commission government, with Bayonne and Hoboken failing, while Trenton and Newark show mixed results. Despite defeats, reform advocates hope Jersey City will follow a broader trend toward citizen control of municipal business.
A garbled OCR rendition of The Star Spangled Banner with numerous typo errors and mis-typed lines. It preserves the core imagery of flag, rockets, dawn, and country pride attributed to Francis Scott Key, though many words are misspelled or jumbled.
Fragmentary line reads a humorous note about heat and leisure with mentions of lemonade and shade. The readable bits evoke a casual, playful summer mood rather than a clear news event.
Frederick endures a blistering spell with temperatures near 100 degrees and no relief in sight. Citizens seek shade and fans while ice dealers and coal sellers report brisk business. Heat drives many to the river and outdoorsmen seek breezes atop Braddock Hill as the day sets records for the season.
Miss Ada Virta recently returned home from Sabillagville Sanatorium improved in health. A large new porch is being erected in front of the residence of Mr. John T. Best north of the city, greatly enhancing its appearance.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a near fatal overdose of chloral confined Prof FE or Guion a business college leader requiring several physicians to save him. A separate accident saw William Wilson fall from a wagon loaded with wheat when the team without a driver left the road. Clarence BE Smith 22 of Woolshire died instantly as his body lay along the road after the wagon’s load toppled him.
Quotations are provided by Motter Bros and Co with Charles B. Trail as president James H. Harris as vice president and C Albert Gilson as cashier. The item lists pricing trends and market activity for New York equities as reported by the brokerage house.
James W Day died at his home near Lewisdale Montgomery county on Wednesday June 28 from cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held Friday at Bethesda M E Church Browningsville with pallbearers Joseph Burdette John Grimes A W Smith George Mullican Albert Thompson. Interment at church cemetery. William T. Lewis funeral director. William Oram Hatton born in Birmingham England died today in Middletown Virginia after a health decline. Widow Emma Hatton and daughter survive. remains to be interred in Middletown Va cemetery Tuesday.
Whie fishing recently, Mr. E. C. Gibson succeeded in capturing five tine bass. Emory G. Nust of South Market street and John M. Storm of Boonsboro, fishing along the Monocacy, caught four fine bass. Tired and aching feet quickly relieved. Use Riza Foot Tabic ta. HARNERS DRUG STORE.
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