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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
6
The snippet notes a Tuesday July 21 1908 date and mentions The Daily News along with a reference to Southern Printer and Manufacturing Company. It appears as a fragmented OCR item with limited readable facts and entities. No clear event, person, or outcome is discernible from the available text.
The Prohibition party managers aim to secure eloquent speakers for their campaign, signaling a lively effort beyond a dry issue. A Pittsburg rival city notes 21 residents in Pennsylvania have died by their own hand since July 1, reflecting fatigue with life in the city.
A Cumberland protest opposes Governor Crothers granting a pardon to William Hermann, a Maryland penitentiary convict implicated in the death of a young Cumberland girl. The piece defends strict punishment as a deterrent, noting Hermann has served about two years of a ten year sentence and questions the petition’s broad support.
The text shows fragmented minutes and dialogue from a Philadelphia Post Dispatch scene. A judge questions a prisoner who answers he is the bartender from the saloon across the way. The piece includes varied remarks about speaking to people, emotional moments, and local chatter in a rough, newspaper-like voice.
From the Mowburygert News letter, Hobson, famed Merrimac hero, faced laughter at his Japan war talk during the Denver Democratic convention. The piece mocks his bellicose warnings, notes naval exploits, and urges him to quit pushing belligerent rhetoric as unsupported by the public.
From the New York Post a three week old report discusses the British Commons resolution on the Indo Chinese opium trade. It notes calls to abolish opium dens in Crown Colonies, cites Sir Frank Swettenham on moderation and law, questions suppression by law, and warns of potential shifts to alcohol use if opium is restricted.
A clipped public notice quotes G W Crofts from the Pittsburg Gazette Times praising courage and honesty. It reflects on pain, perseverance, and faith as remedies for sorrow, urging readers to press on with courage and trust despite hardship.
Pennwood Coal Company of Borkwood Pa announces new capital of $1,000,000 and a $1,000,000 bond issue after acquiring 3,900 additional acres, totaling 5,176 acres. The firm, led by Hugh L Kirby of Harper Ferry W V, secures a major contract with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to supply locomotive fuel. Mines operate at Rockwood and Garrett with a new coaling station to be built at Rockwood and a rapid coal transfer system planned.
Edward Brothers of Meadow Branch near Westminster was assaulted by a tramp who demanded food. Mrs Brothers fled with their child as the attacker struck, the suspect described with black mustache and swarthy features. Deputy Shunk detained a man matching the description. the wife is recovering, and John Becker was held for further proceedings until her condition allows a court appearance.
William F. Stitely and Maud C. Otto, both of Detour, wed at the parsonage this morning by Rev. Wilson. Bary E. Wilson and Olivia R. Bohn, both of Woodville, married at Plane No. 4 on July 7 by Rev. Miller H. Courts ney. Glendale Cottage latest arrivals include multiple families at Braddock Seen. Evening events include a kindergarten gathering at Rohrback's and a Yorthoane City Hospital auditorium program upcoming.
The article warns that eating salads kept over for a day or two in hot weather fosters microbes, causing sickness or death. It notes potatoes and apples as particularly risky, mentions microbes on grape skins, and suggests boiling water for grapes and moving vineyard stock to disease-free regions as remedies.
The Lutheran church at Braddock hosts special advices this Sunday near 2 40 o'clock. Rev Dr Charles I Steck of this city and Rev Mr Willis of Myersville will deliver sermons.
Notices include a church preaching appointment by Rev. Mr Huoger Lord at Harmony Grove Methodist on July 26 at 1 pm. Other items advertise a sale of land, real estate terms, and medical ads including Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a $100 reward for cure claims. Also a bank notice from Central National Bank of Frederick, Maryland, dated July 25, 1903.
The Pennsylvania Railroad publishes discipline notices to publicize employee offenses and penalties. The system records prior conduct before applying punishments, with suspensions ranging from two to forty two days for signals, care, or equipment damage. Firemen punished for careless engine firing faced two day suspensions. The aim is corrective rather than punitive, emphasizing rule adherence to prevent danger and possible dismissal.
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