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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
6
A New York police commissioner and Washington’s top police official plan to curb city noise. They announce orders to stop certain noises, aiming for quieter streets and broad citywide adoption of the approach, with potential model use in other cities.
The readable text hints at a Europe focused note on a “Young Turkey” event near Thanksgiving and mentions a chestnut blight affecting old trees, plus a garbled line about long distance running for games and a reference to a great oversight in a regional context.
The garbled OCR text quotes a line about a character named Rice OLS and an exndieman, with scattered phrases like I buy them and the grove. The source shows confused dialogue and editorial marks, reflecting a noisy historical newspaper scan from Louisville and Boston papers.
A fragmented compilation notes proposals for a perpetual close season on balloon shooting and a push to certify proficiency in aeronautics along with the arts in leading universities. It also mentions pressure to publish campaign contributions and analyzes Bryan's political strength amid a evolving U S political scene.
The New York World reviews the Federal Bureau of Labor findings on 4169 manufactur ing establishments for 1907. Wages rose 3.7 percent from 1906 while hours shortened slightly, yet the cost of living rose 4.2 percent. Real pay fell when rent is included, unemployment remains high, and prices fail to provide relief amid ongoing business pressures.
Fragmentary note argues that true economic principles alter farm product markets to favor neither consumer nor producer. It claims the law of supply and demand has been repealed, making times harder for the poor male and challenging standard lessons of economic history.
A weekly roundup from the Circuit and Orphans' Court lists real estate deeds and transfers, marriage licenses, and estates actions. Entries include names like Delauter, Bussard, Shivers, Boglar, Pearlre, Fox, Tucker, Barrett, Cooper, and Brunner with properties in Brunswick, Frederick, Walkersville, Thurmont, and surrounding districts, plus multiple guardianships and executorships.
Rising Sun announces arming for the state with fighting apparatus as Chairman Murry Waldiver gears up next month to organize the Democratic State Committee for presidential and congressional campaigns.
Hanover beat Lees Team Wine 41 to 3 at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon. Frederick won for Hanover with solid pitching despite fielding miscues by both teams. Heitz supported Frederick with a strong game, while Ebert made a notable catch. The box score shows Reitz and Were with strikeouts, and multiple players with hits and stolen bases.
Report describes Man Baker of Winchester urging that all games be called at 3 p m to allow the team to depart the same day. Krebs of Hagerstown, struck in the chest by Griffith last week, was seen on the coaching line yesterday.
Chicago July 32 The United States Court of Appeals overruled a twenty one million four hundred thousand dollar fine imposed on Standard Oil by Judge Landis. A new trial is ordered.
Upton Lewis faces health law charges after a dead cow was found on Middle Creek banks near Wolfaville. County health officer Dr. C F Goodell ordered removal, which was refused, leading to arrest. Justice J Frangus Smith set bail at 50 dollars in personal recognizance. A. Lewis represents the accused. Kent to Cheltenham also noted. John Thomas Bowie sent to a boy’s school at Cheltenham, aged 8, to turn 21 on grandmother Emins Bowie’s claim of incorrigibility.
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