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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
6
The piece criticizes the city for altering a contract from terra cotta to brick sewer as awarded, warning of legal tangles and a questionable light on officials. It questions potential savings, urges responsible oversight, and calls for businesslike administration by city representatives.
A man delivers a tribute in Baltimore yesterday on Cardinal Gibbons jubilees occasion. The celebration reflects the high esteem for the Cardinal nationwide and signals broad national admiration for his service.
A Baltimore Sun item argues for a new department with a possible extra Governor’s office clerk to print an annual statistical report. The piece warns danger may persist in Mexico after Ding’s departure and cautions against a return to repressive methods that sparked the revolution.
The piece argues that the steel inquiry shaped to energize the country and aid the Democratic party. It cites Judge Gary defending United States Steel as not monopolistic and suggests cooperation over old competition. It notes public price control ideas and gradual regulation of railroads and commerce courts shaping future policy.
A Baltimore Star note ridicules a headline about a daring girl flight and mocks mixed language while the Baltimore American complains drought harms crops and weather art. The piece discusses Maryland property assessment, proposed county unions, state taxation fairness, and a proposed state data bureau to compile county and municipal finances, taxes, and land values for better comparisons.
In a witty exchange Mrs Stubb jokes that suffragettes in power would have leaders pictured on postage stamps while Mr Stubb quips about defeating them. A Chicago News fragment notes an urbane journalist asking when an interview can occur as a politician fumes over an appointment.
A reflective poem lamenting lost bells and cleaner streets. A gad voice recalls youth and joblike toil while scouts clean the town. The speaker notes decay as civic effort wanes and a blown paper fails to return.
A lyrical wedding scene unfolds as the bride departs with her lover amid Edenic voices and blessings. The verse celebrates girlhood ending, vows spoken, and a lifelong journey through storm and sun with love that endures beyond June.
The wedding of Mr Arthur Unes Levy and Miss Clara dane Frown is set for this evening at 5 30 at the bride's home on West Third Street. A reception will follow from 6 30 to 9 30 at the same residence hosted by the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Khuer Brown on West Third Street.
A special car will run to Yellow Springs for the festival tomorrow night. It will depart Frederick at 7 oclock and return from Yellow Springs at 6 oclock.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick, from The News diary, Fr Mikey Council Loyal Citizens visited St Peter's at Liberty and heard Fr Reaney preach. Rev James Addison Ingle, son of Res Osborne Ingle, ordained priest at St Pauls. Bishop Puret presided. Sermon by Rev Frederick Gibson. A brick works site discovery by Clay promises superior bricks for steam brick works and smoke pipes.
Western Maryland League considers by laws adoption and schedule reshuffle at a Liamillion Hotel meeting. Eagles loom toward joining as Berkeley Springs, Chambersburg, and Hagerstown show interest. Y M C A heads to Shepherdstown for season opener while Sunset League formed by M C A clubs plans five game series after work hours.
Adamstown Regulars exploded for 16 runs on their home diamond defeating Gorman's Rats 16 to 4. 10 Mare pitched effectively, weaving out of jams as Whipp and O'Hare led the batting for the winners. Batteries listed for both sides.
The Imperial Athletic Club fell to Adamstown High School by a scoreboard not specified. The game featured Soto W Smith and Kreh and Myers among the Imperial lineup. Daughters of Confederacy Fitzhugh Lee Chapter led by Vice President Mrs Glenn J Wortlington conducted routine chamber business and discussed Monocacy Masker election details.
Henry J Hagan secretary of Frederich Council No 118 Jr C V A M reports a 350 check from the Puweis Benet Department of the National Council will be delivered to Mrs Ada Richtwitow widow of the late Charles Richt, member of the local council.
Grain notes show July wheat and September wheat contracts along with December wheat. July corn and September corn quotations appear, indicating price activity in the Chicago market.
New York stocks are shown with today’s quotations provided by Motter Brow. Co. The report lists price movements across key issues and notes notable gains and losses in a concise market summary.
Motter Bros. & Co. bankers and brokers correct latest sales up to noon today. Listings include Consols, Cotton Duck, Coal, Gas, Power, Georgia and Alabama, Seaboard lines, United Rys, Western Maryland, Continental Trust, Maryland Trust, Fidelity and Deposit, Northern Central and other issues with quoted 5s 4s and 4 1-2s notes.
Local financial notice announces surplus and profits amounting to $105000 with an advertised loan or investment offer paying four percent interest. The brief item emphasizes guaranteed earnings and the financial opportunity for readers seeking steady returns.
A fragmented ad lists men s leather footwear including Patent Colt styles in tan and sand, oxford and sandal options. It references wash day pricing and suggests a sale on Wednesday and Thursday with unclear figures. The text is garbled but centers on Patent Colt oxford and sandal footwear.
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