Daily News subscription and publication details from Frederick Maryland
The Daily News announces publication by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick Maryland with subscription rates of 50 cents per month 3 per year in advance and weekly distribution by carriers in the city or by mail to any address in the United States The News office is connected with the telephone exchange and advertising and correspondence policies are outlined including rates for the Farmers Messenger and the Weekly News delivery options and mailing addresses in Frederick Maryland.
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Canning jack rabbits and school consolidation debated
The piece notes novelty topics from June 1904 including western canning of jack rabbits and a Montgomery county plan to consolidate several public schools. Opponents argue longer student travel, while advocates cite better grading, skilled teachers, and individualized attention with possible public transportation at public expense.
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Contemporay Comment on Veteran Supply in Rial Router Era
The note discusses a recent wave and asserts the United Router will not exhaust veteran supplies. It cites a halting American stance and hints at broader management of resources during a volatile period. No precise figures or locations are provided.
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Political scandals and wartime rhetoric in a 19th century clip
The excerpt quotes a Rovian strategist advocating mines in ships amid wartime zeal, praises graves of soldiers, then shifts to a Pennsylvania politics controversy about former State Treasurer Qasy and Governor Quay. The Philadelphia Press warned of corrupt actions and malfeasance, noting exposure would stun Republicans, with cited papers failing to sue for libel.
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Quip Filled Pages With Jest and Jibe Across Papers
Fragments from several newspapers show comic exchanges among readers and playwrights. Witty banter covers porpoises shoes phases stage hissing and conversational monopolizing. The items reflect playful style and columnist tone across Philadelphia Yonkers Washington Detroit papers.
Pennsylvania Republican woes and amusements debate
The Washington Star notes a lack of capable successors to Quay in Pennsylvania, urging reform of public misuse once he is gone. The Buffalo Express discusses church discipline on amusements, arguing individual choice vs regulation and the fine line between harmless games and gambling.
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Moments With The Muse And The Tangle Of Love
A fragmented verse page compares several women with playful exaggeration and romance. The speaker favors Nan for charm yet reveals engagement to Kate, while Phyllis Gladys Margaret and others are noted for beauty or wit. The piece ends with an ad line for Harper Whiskey and a note on Gold by Louis Otte.
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Blackmail case links New York magnate to Elias trust
A high profile suit in New York recalls Andrew H. Green as father of Greater New York while John R. Platt sues Hannah Elias a mulatto mistress over real estate and bank funds alleged to be her hold as trustee A step says she paid Mr Platt 685 000 between 1896 and 1904 with coercion claims spurring a large bank defendant list and a divorce demand tied to a payoff. The article also notes a Supreme Court ruling on oleomargarine taxes and other diverse 1900s city items.
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Japanese Victory Reported in Tokla Dispatch
Rome, June 1. A Tokla dispatch says Koroki forces near Simatei pushed Kuropatkin's troops back. Russian positions east of Ha Cheng were abandoned and a number of Cossacks were captured.
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H Callloway Dead at 54 After Operation
Special Dispatch reports Samuel H. Calloway president of the Americas Locomotive Company has died at age 54 following an operation for mastoiditis.
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Unconfirmed report Foji battleship aground near Miaotsu Island
Special dispatch reports an unconfirmed claim that the Japanese battleship Foji has run aground off the Miaotsu Islands. No official confirmation yet from naval authorities.
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Presbyterian Church Dedication and Local Notices
The new Presbyterian church at Port Deposit was dedicated and a special Talbot County Court session is planned for Monday. The cornerstone of Salisbury’s new Masonic Hall was laid amid ceremonies while athletic prize events for the Naval Academy were postponed due to rain. Baltimore mayor E Clay Timanui took the oath of office and reappointed Harry W Rodger as private secretary. The Henry Record Manufacturing bankruptcy trustees sold milling property to People’s National Bank of Delts, Pa. The Bleak House hotel in Madison Dorchester burned, about 5000 dollars loss with 3200 insurance. Mayor McLane’s funeral is today at 903 Cathedral St with internment at Greenmount Cemetery. only family present. Margaret Swach, 15, was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Cumberland Lines Works. verdict: accidental death.
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Week’s records in Circut and Orphans’ Courts June 1 1904
Weekly filings show real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and an estate inventory. Deeds include Randoph Stall to Martin Weddle for half acre, etc. Marriage licenses list multiple couples including Brandenburg Stockman and Weller Stull pairings. Orphans’ Court notes an inventory and order to sell personal property in James A Dall estate.
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Abraham Hemp, Jr
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Clarence F Brandenburg
Rocky Bprings
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Fesgaville
Olie M. Weller
L. Elizabeth Stull
Thurmont
Green Berry Chambers
Barnesville
Minnie Kraig
Middletown
Harvey EB. Norris
Aston Bridge
Bertie L. Shoemaker
Ladienburg
John E. Fornace
Lillie M. Goings
Bartonsville
John Conrad Langerman
Hanover
Mary Bennett
Orphans’ Court
James A. Dall
May death and interment totals for city and county
May recorded 40 deaths in city and county with eight in the city and 32 in the county. Interments at Mt Olivet totaled five adults and seven children, plus two day apparitions. Burials occurred at numerous local cemeteries including Graceham Emmitsburg Mt Pleasant Urbana and Mt Olivet. The notice urges selling unwanted items through THE News classifieds.
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