Independent Newspaper of Frederick MD
The publication is an independent newspaper printed by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
4
The publication is an independent newspaper printed by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland.
The piece weighs Iris diplomacy with both Rosaian and Japanese peace commissioners urging balanced terms and not “peace at any price.” It questions whether Russia and Japan will agree on a fair price while noting survey-driven railway anxieties in Frederick County and naval officer staffing issues. It argues for openness in government reports and warns secrecy invites internal leakage.
A critical voice notes the rise of open executive sessions and predicts big corporations will push for more transparency. The comment questions why the department of agriculture should lag behind in adopting public access to operations and personalities.
The passage mocks attempts to turn perspiration into motive power and critiques food policy debates across nations. It notes Western maize shortages and high-stakes speculation, while praising Czar Nicholas for assertive diplomacy with the Emperor William during distant talks on peace, Morocco, and other issues.
A collection of skimmed quips from various papers includes jokes about a fuse blowing with eighteen women on a car, a husband training his wife to comply, uninteresting love letters, a jury breech of promise, poker and luck in love, and a boy learning languages in dialects, reflecting humorous social commentary.
The New York World analyzes a secretive Kaiser's meeting with the Czar off Finland, suggesting a shared aim toward peace while noting fears of revolution, Russian weakness, and European power plays. France and Russia are portrayed as pressuring for a swift settlement, with German and French leaders weighing military realities against dynastic interests.
A dialect lullaby fragment about the Sandman approaching as a mother comforts a child. It touches on twilight, fireflies, crickets, and a rocking lullaby, with a credited line attributed to Wa lf F. Griffin in the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Mr Frank Bohrosder hosted a pleasant musical evening with friends in Galea featuring a selection of tunes. Pastor Keaigna and Rev David B Floyd noted their resignation from West Washington Lutheran Church Washington D C to join Susquehanna University as chair of Hebrew and Old Testament Emer g is in English.
July 26 at Graddock Pa a capolire stove toppled by a gasoline can caused a blaze that killed twins Harry and Meyer Titus aged 7, seriously burned their mother Sarah Titus and Levi Titus father, and left Goldie Titus 28 and Hay Titus 10 injured as rescuers pulled survivors from the burning house. A second incident in Williamsport Pa left James Salerno charged after he attacked his stepdaughter Elizabeth Carney, cutting her throat. she died later at a hospital.
The United States Steel Corporation reports earnings for the Jane tuiorter quarter after close, detailing substantial gains over the prior period. The release notes net income after charges and preferred stock dividends, reflecting strong performance for the quarter ending March 31.
The Mason and Dixon line has been re established by surveyors hired by Pennsylvania and Maryland. Old markers were found displaced with some used as door sills or ovens, but all were recovered and re set in cement bases along the original courses. The reconstruction follows the 1763 line that once separated free and slave states.
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