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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
4
Contemporary comment argues liberty following disaster may burden people of Rustia with high costs for improvement. Editorials note the President and Secretary of the Navy decided Paul Jones should not be exhibited nationwide. The piece also cites Fairbanks claiming discovered measurable possibilities on the phase.
The Baltimore papers remark on excessive talk as a candidate for President draws attention. Citizens are urged to support the silver service fund for Maryland’s famed war vessel, reflecting popular pride in national defense and state loyalty.
Witty snippets from the era reveal Mrs Joyner in a fretful quarrel over citizen elections and a club dispute. The tone blends echoing humor with city life observations as discussed by readers and columnists.
A Nebraska or Missouri editorial praises courageous public officials in the United States and condemns graft and corruption. It urges prosecutions for treachery and extols the honesty of newspapers resisting censorship while defending the public interest against machine politics and spoiled power.
Fragmented verse pieces describe satire of a conceited man and a dreamlike spring scene. The voice laments vanity and celebrates nature and awakeness, with lines praising beauty, air, fragrance, and a world kind and lovin' toward creatures below.
The article cites investigations and testimony alleging Standard Oil vastly concealed pipeline mileage and control. It claims Rockefeller admitted near 50 million dollars were needed to perfect pipelines, while dividends neared the pipeline cost, implying enormous profits from a vast, privately controlled transport network. It compares oil pipelines to major railroad systems, highlighting alleged secret figures and market power without official disclosures.
Eight men aged seventy seven to ninety two competed in a four mile walking match in Cleveland. H D Hamiston eighty won in fifty nine minutes and one minute forty seconds after Hampton. The field included Milo Hadd O S Crain J Graham Lorenz Wilhelm A M Johnson H Hillmiston Milo Hadd and W O Hammond. Their combined ages total about sixty years and their whiskers drew attention throughout the race.
Funeral services for Mrs Jemima W Sanks were held at her niece Miss M M Njames residence in Tramaville with Rev David May and were followed by burial in Greenmount cemetery Baltimore. Pallbearers included Moesers John H Shipley Ignatius Page John Montgomery and Charles Knill. Rev J O Burks of Baltimore led grave services. O O Carty was director. A second funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Smith occurred at 6 pm at Mr Chas E Esders Zaigleravills home with Rev J W Kiracase officiating and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice was director.
The page combines baseball scores from the American and National Leagues with an old advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts a constitutional remedy from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, promising cure or money back, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation alongside sports results.
A large Unionville gathering Monday night debated possible alignments for the Washington LeGore and Gettysburg Railroad. Speakers urged public input to choose a route, with three main options discussed and a new survey likely to set costs and aid final decisions.
Mrs Katherine Seachrist Griffith aged 72 died of heart failure at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore. She left children in Backeystown Dover Baltimore and New York. Funeral from Mrs Shultz residence in Baltimore County with Jesups interment. Also notices for William T Brookhart 33 and John A Elliott 10. services pending and Masonic funeral plans.
An advertisement touts Conan's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for kidney ailments. Frederick Poole of Carroll Street testifies he suffered backache and frequent secretions until one box cured him, noting his mother also praised the results. Sold by Clinton E Main's drug store and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y as sole U S agents priced sixty cents.
The Board of Directors announces a semt annual dividend of 1 percent, clear of taxes, payable June 6, 1905. D W L Carty signs as October official in Frederikkk Mir May 29, 1905.
Pupils of Boyd's public school staged a June 2 program in Boyd's Hall drawing parents and friends. The highlight was a play The Trouble at Satteries featuring Ethel Lewis ag flss Satterlee and others, followed by Foo Much of a Good Thing with T B Benson and peers. Plans hint at future showings in Poolesville and Gaithersburg. Earle B Wood elected principal of Rockville grammar school. Charter No. 1267. Premiums D30Z.6L Due from Banks 5,726 33.
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