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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News lists distribution points including New City Hotel Luckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant K Schmidt's Cigar Store and Arlington Hotel. Readers not receiving their paper are urged to report to the office to improve service.
A letter or editorial argues that many so called tramps are out of work through misfortune and would work if given a chance. It notes proposals in New York to establish state farms and colonies to employ willing tramp labor and cites Switzerland and Cleveland as examples for labor colonies run by cities or states.
The Springheld Union notes Lincoln Nebraska shifts from dry to wet amid warnings by the excise board. It outlines rules requiring warning notices to identify targets with photos behind bars and fears high posting costs in larger cities. The piece argues for granting municipal control to locals and cites German city practice as a model.
The text recalls a revived outing with phrases about an old swimming hole and Braddock Heights, noting its enduring charm for a small boy and the unchanged appeal of the site despite renewed activity.
A Baltimore celebration honoring Cardinal Gibbons aims to unite churches across denominations. The event, noted for its nonsectarian emphasis, will include ministers from many faiths and stress patriotism, citizenship, and humanitarian betterment. The Baltimore Sun and Evening Sun quote praise for his universal sympathy and leadership.
The Baltimore Star argues the city’s move to a high license of 1000 dollars did not erase saloons. It notes 1397 saloons remain today versus 2658 in 1907, with about 1500 closed mainly among marginal establishments. Revenue from licenses last year topped 1.115 million dollars, far above former sums.
A collage of brief notices and quips citing New Jersey chartering the Middesex Pants Company and assorted puns from periodicals such as Philadelphia Record, New York Sun, Harper's Bazaar, Punch, and Judge, reflecting light commentary and humor from disparate sources.
A fragmented poem with lines about a mother refusing a rubber dolly for a soldier, then a wartime refrain about water scarcity and a dry town. The verses mix childlike rhyme with references to soldiers and drought, reflecting a period tone and incomplete phrasing.
A fragmented verse piece from the Baltimore Sun discusses fashion, truth, and eternal laws amid changing times. It weaves religious imagery with reflections on life, death, and integrity, mentioning God, joy, honor, and the indelible nature of virtue.
Residents on West Second Street reported a pistol shot and glass crash near the Misses Bells home around midnight. A rock and bullet pierced a window near the sewing area, injuring no one. Investigators found no clues, roofing suspicion on a drunken passerby. Nearby, Frederick Corps Salvation Army met at 505 North Market Street with Rev. Moyer speaking, while New York Central Iron Works prepares a 200-worker plant in Hagerstown after moving from Geneva.
July Wheat 931, Sept Wheat 90 percent, Dec Wheat 92 percent, July Corn 2 45, Sept Corn percent.
A Frederick column notes past events including the resignation of Glenn T. Worthington as County School Board secretary treasurer effective August 31. Nominations for successors include F L Roblitz and T L Gaver. Bob Tz omitted. Rumor ties West Virginia Central Railroad to a line linking Hagerstown and Middletown Valley to Baltimore. Journeymen Tailors Union elected BL Kurtzngel Brecht as corresponding secretary in Roanoke. Harrison Wagner, a noted Frederick County litigant, is held on $300 bail in Washington peace court on vagrancy charges.
New York stocks quotations presented by Motter Bros Co show price movements across key indices and listed securities. Investors monitor early trading for shifts in the market as traders react to ongoing economic data and corporate results.
Motter Bros. & Co. report updated prices for various securities including A C L Cons 4s Cons Cot Duck Cons Coal Cotton Duck 5s Con Gas 41-28 Con Power 41-25 Georgia & Alabama G-B-S 1st 4s Houston Oil Co Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Common and Preferred Seaboard 1st 2nd Fiduciary and many municipal and railroad issues through United Rys and others with listed prices such as 41-2 for Sparrow's Point and 41-2 for Annapolis and Potomac 5s among others.
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