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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
4
An old Frederick Maryland publication describes subscription options for a weekly news edition. It notes carrier and mail delivery, pricing, and payment in advance, with instructions for correspondence and advertising orders.
The article discusses attacks on American educational institutions as it cites a London cable claiming some U S colleges sell degrees for up to 25 dollars. It notes Baptist Union Assembly rejection of such practices and calls for action to curb fraudulent institutions harming the U S academic reputation.
A Cumberland Times note cites Roosevelt linking race death by own action to Utah. The Baltimore American mocks the latest flying machine with feigned progress, noting it dies in every aspect except its flight capability.
The Cumberland News notes Edwin Warfield declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor in Montgomery County with a ballot proposal under the Crawford county system. The Baltimore Herald mocks the move, suggesting the aim is to deter Col. Spencer Jones from entering the race before early July primaries.
A collage of witty exchanges and misread lines from newspapers. Quotes touch on automobiles profits and repairs, armed readiness, Christian Science money, appearance myths, a Lapleigh meeting, Petoskey boarding, and summer boarders advertised in Chicago and St. Louis papers.
A collage critiques political rhetoric from Senator Gormat and a Pennsylvanian governor, notes Cuba treaty delays, and lampoons church fashion debates from Bellefontaine Ohio. It muses on how media and apparel shape public perception and moral health.
A fractured verse mix presents a playful piece titled Moments With The Muse with lines about Oh Happy Birde and Oh Happy Bird, plus a springtime refrain When the Green Gete back. The text blends lullaby like lines with rustic nostalgia and scribbled notes about gardens and old songs.
The second and final recital by etu dente of Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel’s school of expression and physical culture drew a very large audience at the City Opera House. Seniors Mary Crontse Mary Simmons and Hont Hendrickson delivered flawless performances with certificates of graduation in all branches of expression and culture.
Kent county will hold Democratic primaries on July 25. Kent officials seek a clear view of county finances with an expert audit of the county commissioners books while local tax levy plans are underway.
The obituary notice records the funeral of Mrs Margaret A Mnller died May 28 with service at Jefferson Lutheran church May 31. Pallbearers are listed and interment in Lutheran cemetery. Also noted is funeral of McKendree Noble Harwood held at his Adams town residence with Ep iscopal church clergy present and Mt Olivet cemetery interment. Keeter Milling exports market quotes included.
Guaranteed Moses states that Father John’s Medicine refunds money if it fails to deliver promised health improvements. The old remedy supposedly builds up the body, restores strength, and targets coughs, rheumatism, lung issues, and other ailments, marketed as a reputable remedy from an eminent specialist.
The Board of County Commissioners granted extra appropriations to road supervisors Sherman B H Koogle Thomas B Dosing August Eteler Emory Fry and W H Long and appointed George O Bhafor as road supervisor for the Tanacora district. They plan a new 50 foot bridge over Hantiog creek replacing the washed away structure and begin summer construction of two room brick Tohoesville and one room frame Gracaham and Union schools including a one room frame school for colored children at Libertytown. The board traveled to Thormont to inspect flood damaged roads and the bridge sites.
Dr Rabiman will preside at the forty-Grat bilanial convention of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States at First Church Baltimore. Opening sermon tonight by Rev Dr William B Feens, synod president. Tomorrow night the board of foreign missions anniversary will be celebrated with Rev Dr Luther Kohlman presiding. Junior Oratorical Contest held at Pennsylvania College Gattysburg with Joseph E Rowe of Emmitsburg among speakers on The Evolution of Our Nation's Principles. Rev H W McKnight yesterday resigned as president of Pennsylvania College. a seven member committee was appointed to fill the vacancy.
The condition of Mr Willard O Kelter who had been very ill at Frederick City Hospital was reported late afternoon as slightly improved. Master Harry Whiener Lambright, son of Barry Lambright, is quite ill.
In Trenton on June 3 the Supreme Court heard a bid to change venue for the trial of North Jersey Street Railway Company officers and directors indicted in Essex county for official responsibility in the Clifton avenue Newark trolley accident that killed several children. Counsel cited public sentiment and affidavits as factors making an impartial Essex County trial unlikely, urging the entire circuit court to hear the case with possible interjudge help. Indicted officials named include A. J. Cassat, John B. Crimmins, E. F. C. Young, David Young, Charles M. Shipman, James Smith, Richard Eick, Arthur W. Pratt, Elisha B. Goddard, and Jean H. K. Shanley.
Secretary Moody reports President Roosevelt tours the west to drum up favor for a larger navy. Moody says the president seeks inland sentiment since many regions have limited access to warships and urges congressional committees plus naval chiefs to set warship details without retrogression. Change of Venue in Jett Trial in Kentucky. National and American League scores from games played yesterday with outcomes for Pilsburg New York Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Boston New York Athletic Washington and Detroit.
Mrs Catharine A L Rice a respected Jefferson resident died May 30 at age 91 She leaves many children including Rev Martin Rice a Baltimore Methodist minister Funeral services were held yesterday at 610 am at the Jefferson M E church with Rev Jeffries assisted by Rev Dittmar and Miller Sermon by Rev E O Baker of Baltimore Pallbearers named and burial in M E cemetery Funeral director MR Etchieon Also State's Attorney Worthington said he would investigate the Myersville murder story involving Samuel Betts and possible accomplices if facts warrant and a farm land sale notice noted for Dr W C Boteler's 278 3 acre Peteraville district property
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