25 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
1
A trimmed selection notes subscription prices and delivery, mentions a Kaiser visit described as courtesy, cites Secretary Bonaparte’s stance on accountability and an impending Navy inquiry into the Bennington disaster. It also relays a Philadelphia factory strike over late drinking water, urging worker reasonableness and public sympathy for real grievances.
The New York Patrick case illustrates repeated delays in executions due to political moneyed influence and prolonged appeals. The author argues for prompt clemency processes and procedural reform to ensure equal, fair treatment for rich and poor alike, urging readers to say they saw it in The News.
A stitched set of editorials critiques political ambition and the “me too” culture, condemns naval boiler and gun defects, laments summer dress without revolt, and urges Iowa style reforms requiring directors to attend meetings and act as fiduciaries for all shareholders rather than promoters' mouthpieces.
A collection of humorous exchanges from 1910 era papers. Jokes cover misread medical terms, Wall Street losses, Moses tablets, and Sunday school lessons. Punny quips show parental tugging and comic misunderstandings that amuse readers.
Philadelphia Ledger notes forthcoming Census Office crime statistics showing higher capital offenses but fewer executions, with 1885 murder total 1808 and executions 108. It cites Pennsylvania’s 19 executions as a high state figure and discusses Taft and foreign population links, urging radical criminal law revision.
A distorted reminiscence recalls winter scenes and a family whiskey sale. The speaker mentions a wall, a rosebush, and a shovel of snow as memories fade into a past era. A brief ad notes W barver whiskey as the family favorite held by Louis Cte at Toe Bufale.
In Braddock a gasoline stove blast fatally burned two twin boys aged seven and seriously burned five others, two of them dying. The tragedy left parts of the family home in ruins as rescue crews and neighbors assisted the injured and investigated the cause.
Baron Komara, chief of Japan's peace commission, has arrived at the Waldoe Astoria in New York for diplomatic talks. The dispatch notes his July 25 arrival as part of ongoing efforts toward regional stability and postwar arrangements.
Obituary notices from Oak Park and nearby towns list Mrs Grafton Duvall Dorsey 76 dying at a Bebley residence in Arizona with family survivors including three sons and a daughter. Also noted are infant deaths Charles and Rose Wickless and infant Rebecca Lawrence, plus Mrs Harriet McCourtney’s passing. Baseball results feature Rosebuds beating Frederick Juniors 7 to 6 and Royal Giants preparing for a New York City tour with Frederick and Martinsburg games scheduled. Interments planned for St Johns cemetery and local plots.
The record lists several residents under weathered sickness and minor injuries. Miss Mamie Conrad remains quite ill on East Sixth Street while H Thomas Kilne on West Patrick Street is on the alok Jiss. L Kanode on East Church Street has improved. C L Fox of North Market Street is able to work after a recent mishap. William Gosnett, after a fall from a telephones pole, went to City Hospital for treatment. Mrs Margaret McGuigan fell from James Gilbart’s porch on East Third Street, fracturing her collarbone and injuring a leg. Dr Maydard attended and set the fracture.
Mrs. Philip Sommers of near Brad dock sent to The News today a freak of nature in the shape of twin cucumbers. Two large cucumbers were joined at their sides and so bonded they formed a circle.
Mrs William A Liggett of Walkerville was stricken suddenly this afternoon in Dr MacGill's offices on North Market Street She was carried to the Emergency Hospital for treatment. condition not stated.
The community retreat at Visitation Academy began on Saturday and will run through July 1. Fr Finnegan of Woodstock College leads the spiritual exercises for participants as the event continues. The notice also comments on how ads in Tea News reach a broad audience including employers and job seekers.
The Minnesota G. Encampment sidiera will hold a camp at Belair near Maryland from August 5 to 12 with Governor Warfield in attendance. Company A Frederick will join, and troops from the First Fourth Fifth Regiments plus U S Cavalry and Field Artillery will participate. A change shifts camp dates to August 6 for the First Regiment and August 6 for the Fourth and Fifth, with all regiments leaving August 12.
A July report states Bulgarians attacked Patriarchist villages Baltina and Gradeshnnga in the Marinova district, killing the entire population. Troops burned a fleeing village amid suspicions of Turks near Delran. Victim counts are uncertain. further details awaited.
An advertisement touts Doan s Kidney Pills as a quick cure for kidney and related afflictions in children and mothers, claiming a Frederick police officer and local druggist endorsement plus widespread dealer availability. It urges mothers to seek Doan s by name and warns against other brands.
A lady seeks a two room apartment suitable for a home keeping setup. Preference for a front room. Respond with details to P. Q. Box 364, iv radio.
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