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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
1
The issue of firecrackers and pistols during July Fourth celebrations in Frederick drew attention as the city ignored the ordinance against street shooting. Citizens saw no arrests despite police rounds and a mayoral warning, prompting critique that enforcement was a fiction and could foster law disrespect next year.
The readable text is fragmented and oblique listing no clear event or entities. No names, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable to form a factual card.
The Baltimore Herald notes farmers in Maryland welcome canoe wheat yields and report scarcity in some counties. Democratic organs claim Guenet retired from politics after a sudden rejection of returns, while Baltimore News mentions Democrats remaining strong in state centers.
A collage of quirky snippets from early 20th century papers describing light gossip and miscues. Topics include a broker widow and her finances, a reader losing hearing and vision, playful baby name banter, and a railroad accident rumor with uncertain recovery. A window into everyday urban humor and small frightful rumors.
A Boston Herald piece notes Admiral Dewey's belated presidential offer has been largely ignored, leaving him as a naval figure in history. The item adds that his political ambitions this year gained little traction and may fade from memory.
Poetic prose from Harper's Bazaar and Ohio State Journal recounts a doomed June romance. A husband recalls his wife, her beauty and sudden loss, as time and memory entwine. The piece reflects on enduring love, longing, and the elusory nature of union.
A garbled collection of maxims and sayings appears beside a personal update. The Sick, Misa Mamie Wenzel, formerly of Frederick, now of 487 North Broadway, Baltimore, has been extremely ill for the past two months and is described as able to sit up.
An editor in Brevard endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a preventative for diarrheal attacks. The piece notes twenty years of family use, urges keeping a bottle on hand, and says it can reduce suffering until a physician is available. Sold by A L Pearre, Druggist.
PURELY PERSONAL. Fleasact Paragraphe About Thour Who Come and Go, Misa Nettie Stokes of Chicago is the guest of the Misses Maulsby Court equate. Mr Frank Goode East Church street deepending some time in New York on Mr W D Clem and wife are the guests of Mr John Hane Namaville this county. Mrs O Rusherman East Third street is spending the week with friends in New London. Miss Alice Spencer of Philadelphia Pa is the guest of Mr and Mrs Chae W Ross Jr Court equate. Mr Charles Staley and family of this city are camping in Bangher's woods near the Monocacy river. Mr Wira R McGill of Cumberland who has been spending a few days with friends in Frederick has returned. Mr George Nusbaum of Washington who has been visiting friends and relatives in Frederick has returned. Mrs Charles Rhoderick and sister Miss Carrie Hoogle are spending the week with their aunt Mrs John W Koogle East Franklin street Hagers town.
Obituary notices report the death of 83 year old Otho T Cook at his Frederick county home with a 2 pm funeral from his residence conducted by Ray Switzer. Interment in Mt Olivet. pallbearers listed. Charles Fleming, contractor, dies at 63 after four weeks with Brights disease. funeral Friday at 1 o'clock with services at the house and Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Also includes a short patriotic note on the flag and an advertisement for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and job notices.
A Shanghai dispatch reports the British legation remains safe on July 5 with about 1600 refugees. A stockholders meeting for the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad elected directors Jedze J C Mouer U A Sharetw T H Haller G W Smith D E Kefaner LF Kefsover Harmony LA Rourzabe P H Bossard Charles H Coblencz. LF Befacrer to replace Peter W Shaler. Also notices for Al Allen's Foot Ease and a weekly deposits/loans update appear.
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