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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
6
A man rocked a small boat with young women aboard, causing panic. After landfall the little man helped passengers ashore while a larger man punched him, sending him into water where he was rescued. The court censured the aggressor and warned about drownings from such pranks.
Saturday July 3 1971 subscribers urged to report missed deliveries as The Frederick News reports efforts to ensure service. Paper available at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
The city presses residents to conserve water during system repairs and ongoing drought. Hydraulic reports show mountain sources will supply the city once pipelines and reservoirs are completed, reducing risk of future shortages. Citizens urged to avoid waste and limit evening usage while awaiting full refurbished supply.
The movement toward a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration shows measurable progress. Chicago Tribune figures reveal 13 deaths by press time, down from 28 last year and 44 in 1909, with 294 accidents versus 1785 and 2861 in prior years. Property owners should support the effort as fire alarms were markedly fewer, saving life, limb, and property.
A Baltimore Star editorial urges readers to curb daily routines and conserve resources as a severe heat wave causes widespread suffering. It stresses personal duty to protect others, noting donations to relief funds could save lives, including infants, until heat subsides.
A fragmentary montage of quotes and snippets from periodicals and theatre scenes. Witty lines about marriage, comfort in heat, and social pleasures mingle with references to The Reformer and Everybody’s Weekly. A Hoosier farmer wanders into a theater, is asked for a ticket, and notes the delay in bedtime.
A mash of editorials notes the Maine wreck caused by an internal explosion and the uncertain questions of mine or torpedo origin while praising the event for ending Spain’s empire in the Americas. It also mentions rising urban heat deaths, with stats tallying 231 fatalities since July 1.
A fragmented text mixes playful lines about summer comfort items and protection from sun and mosquitoes with a stray tale of a dog and a sign about a thief. It touches on changing gardens and literary snippets, presenting a collage of whimsical, stray phrases without a single cohesive news item.
Emmitsburg weighs electric power from the Western Maryland Power Company via Frederick and Havre de Grace railways. A town plant cost around 7000 dollars, but prior plans were dropped. No formal action yet, though revival of interest follows railroad company talks. Emmitsburg officials caution plans remain hypothetical. Hagerstown Fair Grounds to open as free park for all, with hammocks and shelter. Kings Daughters efforts enabled this move to provide shade and protection.
Motter Bros. and Co furnish today’s stock quotations for New York markets. The report highlights early price movements, notable gains and losses across key issues, and the latest index trends shaping trading sentiment.
Motter Bros & Co bankers and brokers report corrected prices in a wide range of rail and industrial bonds, stocks, and notes as of noon on July 8 1911. Key items include Con Gas 41 Con Power 41 Fairmont Coal 58 and various United Rys and Seaboard issues with values near 9 to 94 percent alongside July Wheat at 90 and corn around 64 to 60 percent.
A fragmentary poem-like passage depicts night scenes and whispers as a child dreams. Imagery includes sleep, rain, an angel, a mother tucking in a blanket, and a prayer, preserving a gentle domestic mood from a historic newspaper page.
Hymeneal Wyalt Tresell and Tiarry Hyatt of Charleston West Virginia were quietly married at the M K S parsonage Monday afternoon by Rev BHO a Smar. The KS KOOATS. H Harry Kicks and Lou A Keanes of Harrisburg Pennsylvania were quietly married at the M BE parsonage Monday afternoon by Rev H W Laniar.
Reserve, D FBT 8S 900 loans total 41,608,000 specie 36,495,000 legals ange sae Es 600 deposits 75,920,000.
Local reminiscences note caterpillar swarms killing court house park trees and failed eradication attempts. School Commissioners consider a four room ad to the public school on Church Street for a high school. An NY public schools architect sent plans to the commissioners. A water spigot issue at Emon Knittms Mills ends with a pipe rupture and a worker shutting off Walter. Constable Miller captures robbers at Frederick Junction after a freight-car theft attempt.
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