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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1905
Page
4
A mixed cache of items from The News includes carrier and subscription details, editorials on diplomacy with Russia and Japan, and remarks on Navy Secretary Bonaparte amid Charleston harbor engineers controversy. References to Roosevelt, Morton, Darling, Folk, and Peary appear alongside weather and political chatter.
A fragment asserts that government service earns public confidence and that departments should enjoy broader trust across the public sector.
A contem porary column links publicity to cures for modern ills and notes 94 472 Civil War pen sioners, while a government crop report promises record wheat and corn. Maryland farmers face nearly two months of rain amid a climate of wet, dry, and cold.
A collage of quips from various papers: playful lines about weddings, Polish couples, attitudes, city ambitions, and publishing checks. Gossip and banter mix in a humorous look at manners and society, with snappy exchanges and literary jabs.
Clippings from Philadelphia Press and Baltimore American reflect on moral issues in public life, praising government steps against indecent street hoarding and crediting Japan for a well printed five year financial report. The piece notes Japan's high quality English edition and its openness to Western readers.
A lyrical meditation on childhood landscapes the speaker recalls the old home gate hedge tree and wild brook. He longs to return to boyhood scenes the wild wood and the old lane and yearns for the comforting memories that ease grief. The piece frames memory as enduring through time.
A robust Iowa farmer, described as a contented farm man by instinct, visits James Wilson at the Agriculture Department. He extols farming as joyful and free from city bondage, noting hard work is misperceived and expressing intent to stay on the farm for life. Wilson, pleased, sees in the visitor a symbol of the ideal farmer from Iowa.
Mr. Wm H Hicke treasurer delivered the policy claim to Mrs Louis Hallar widow of the late William Tyog Hallar for 2.00. Hallar died July 3 and had joined the council April 1 100. the widows and orphans fund has paid twelve claims totaling below £35000 through Frederick Daunell. Nearby items note camping trips at Braddock Heights Camp Rest and two accidents, a horse riding incident involving Mr Arthur Kreh and a ladder fall of Mr Charles Whisper with medical aid provided.
A touring automobile collided with a trolley car at Third Avenue and Seventy Ninth Street. Four persons were injured, two women are reported to have died in the incident. The gunboat Daboque was seen near Sandy Hook during the dispatch.
A portion of a regiment mutinied and killed an officer on July 17 at the local post. Investigations are ongoing as authorities detain several suspects.
A five story elevator collapse at the Land Title Building injures District Attorney John O. Bell who breaks a leg and City Solicitor Harry Kingston suffers serious internal injuries. The incident occurred in Pullapstraia on July 17.
A reader questions the Hygeia and Crystal Plate merger and urges Crystal Plate ice be produced at the Crystal Plate plant. The writer argues Crystal Plate ice is purer and sediment free, with less ammonia taste, and expresses willingness to pay more for Crystal Plate service and to enter a long term contract.
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