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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
6
The 4 N Independent Newspaper published by Great Southern Printing covers local events, community notices, and brief news items reflecting the region's social and civic life.
The piece argues that Mexico’s overthrow of Diaz opens a historic chance for a liberal republic. It lauds Francisco I. Madero Jr for resigning the provisional presidency as a nondictatorial act. It contends he will govern with American-inspired ideals, backed by voters, and foresees Mexico becoming a real republic. It notes possible rival Bernardo Reyes but expects Madero to prevail.
The piece notes a New York man who writes two short stories weekly and claims a world record, while locals counter with a man in town who writes a short story daily. It mentions a person earning income from both the United States and Canada as someone native to both countries before monuments were placed.
From the New York World, Diaz’s retirement ends a long era of one man power. His obdurate stance and misread public sentiment helped trigger unrest and a rising call for a more popular government. The world notes his immense services but warns Mexico must move beyond benevolent autocracy or face continued turmoil.
The Baltimore Sun reflects on Federal Memorial Day honoring Civil War veterans and urges continued remembrance with flowers and songs. It also discusses state governance concerns, calling for eight hour work rules, and endorses the Farmers' Commission plan to hold statewide meetings to aid farmer interests and civic engagement. It mentions meetings scheduled in Cambridge Denverville and Salisbury with plans to expand to Frederick Carroll Prince Georges Cecil and Allegany counties, and urges an amendment to auto laws to require annual registration with examination.
The Automobile Commissioner suggests including both professional chauffeurs and owners who drive their own cars in fitness requirements. The note appears in the Histimore Star.
A collage of brief, humorous exchanges from a morning shop, a fishmonger bargain, a neighbor’s quip about backyard gardening, and comic家庭 mishearings. The items include Nettie and her mother, a request to donate to a missionary fund, and a joke about attendance at a mother in law’s funeral.
A whimsical notice urges readiness for mosquito season with oil baths as a defense and recalls two league games played on Decoration Day where players packed bats and baseball attire and quietly left the field.
A Washington Star poem notes that acts of patience and quiet consideration toward others go unseen by the crowd but are noted by angels, while small social slights and the sharing of music can linger in memory. it emphasizes unseen kindness over public acclaim.
The Standard Oil Company officials visited Frederick seeking a site for a branch and planned a house on Eas Street. Detectives capture burglars who blew up a sate in Frederick and send them to Martinsburg for extradition to Paw Paw West Virginia. May temperatures averaged 64 with highs near 68 and lows around 4. Frederick Canning Company processed 200 glasses of strawberries and cherries.
A large crowd gathered at Heights New York for the annual opening with moves at the Casino and pavilion. Skating, bowling, and pool were popular while sack and potato races added to the afternoon fun. A trolley wire delay near the Junction slowed travel as rain cooled evening crowds, followed by a basketball game at night between Frederick and Chambersburg with Frederick winning.
Baltimore stock market report corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros. & Co. lists latest prices for Rails, Utilities, and various industrials including Seaboard Air Line United Rys Western Maryland Fairmont Coal Maryland Trust and others with entries like Cons 4s and 5s, Pfd and Incomes. Market note dated June 6 1911.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Chicago grain market note mentions wheat and corn offerings. It includes stray phrases about editors, money, and admonitions to perform, but lacks coherent facts or dates. The readable items are minimal and primarily garbled.
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