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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
4
Independent newspaper published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland. Source text confirms ownership and publishing details without additional events or dates.
The Beate Teachers' Association meets at Blue Mountain House to discuss professional issues, seek guidance from veteran teachers, and advance education. The article also cites Peary, the Portamouth peace conference, and Roosevelt on the Panama Canal amid public interest.
A fragmented excerpt discusses seeking reasons to refine plans and prevent a repeat of a failed check. It hints at ambition beyond the Panama Canal and encourages greater accomplishments with steadfast spirit.
A jumble of brief notices reports shifting alliances. Senator Clarke wins a Senatorship while Heinze gains judgeships as tensions and transitions ripple through Maryland and neighboring states. The text blends political commentary with local editorial quips.
A collage of cartoonish quotes from early 20th century papers features Uncle Eben jokes about pride and betting, a quip on liberty taxes in Tommy-Pop style, a light domestic miscue about burglars and sleep, and a cheeky line from a cheap restaurant patron and a waiter.
A Springfield civic effort seeks to enlarge playgrounds for children this summer as vacant lots once used by youths are dwindling due to new construction. A voluntary committee will oversee the project and collect contributions to fund needed spaces for public recreation.
A nostalgic verse about enduring hardship with hope and cheer. It contrasts labor and sorrow with joy and a smiling song as a path through tough times. The piece includes a child’s memory of a mother and a stark rural setting.
E K Smoltzer a merchant died at his home in Cambarlana. A Baltimore County Highways official suggested allocating 80000 to temporary road and bridge repairs after the recent storm. The Maryland Presbyterians reunion for several states drew about 4000 attendees at Pee Mountain House with speeches from education leaders J Bates Stephens Sydney Handy and others.
Miss Eunice Keagis of Tenleytown and Miss Edward Lewis of Washington D C were married July 12 at Ann's church Tenleytown by Rev Father Matson. The bride wore silk poplin and carried a bouquet of roses and the couple planned a brief Atlantic City honeymoon. She is a Vierration Academy graduate and has frequent ties to the city. A Brunswick M O A building project sees B and G Railroad contribute 11500 with town backing 2500.
Stockholm July 14 The Associated Press reports credible authority that a German Swedish alliance is seriously considered. Emperor William and King Oscar reportedly conferred on the yacht Hohenzollern at Gefle for two to three hours. Germany plans a major naval demonstration in Swedish waters with fleets arriving in late July and August.
Thirteen deaths attributed to a heat wave were recorded in New York City yesterday, raising total hot spell fatalities to 32. Dozens more were overcome and treated in city hospitals as temperatures remained high through the night. The article notes multiple incidents including a man collapsing on Third Avenue and a laborer killed when a fall occurred during heat, with several others affected by the heat.
Funeral services honored Franklin M Fuller secretary of the commonwealth with state officials and Fayette County figures in Uniontown. Remains laid to rest at Oak Creek Cemetery after short grave services and procession from his home on Mast Fayette Street. Doyle tribute list includes Governor and lawmakers, with M. Mulholland named for Presbyterian rites. The mixed report notes cabinet rumors and a separate conscience fund update surpassing four hundred thousand dollars.
Letters from readers include corrected lineage of the Rameberg family with dates from 1756 to 1821 and notes on Sebastian Rameberg. A baseball game features the Carnations defeating the Canary Birds 6 to 2 with lineups listed.
Mrs. Amelia Lovell wife of Rev Isaac Lovell pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Garfield died suddenly while visiting her daughter in Wolfaville she was about 65 and survived by many children. Annie B White died at Winchester Virginia leaving parents siblings and in laws. A public health ad touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a testimonial offer and a $100 reward for cure failure. Local whiskey ad promotes J W Harper Whisney at The Buffalo.
Fragmentary notes show travel times with arrivals and departures between Clear Spring Hancock Bay and nearby towns including Big Pool and Cherry Run. The garbled text references routes and times but lacks clear dates or complete stop names for a fuller schedule.
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