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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
6
The Daily News from Frederick outlines subscription rates and mail delivery options including yearly and monthly terms. It notes a connected news office and how to contact the paper, plus a brief rail road condition comment attributed to George Gould and a Russian Duma leader’s demand for retirement of the Grand Series from the army.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the International Waterways Commission’s findings give hope Niagara Falls can be preserved with Canadian and American cooperation. It notes Burton led U S support to curb Canadian power exports and halt measures harming the falls, urging action by both nations and Ottawa lawmakers.
The text presents a garbled exchange involving a British tourist and party rhetoric about elections and turnout. It mentions figures like Miss Broadway Thereay and Mr Madison in fractured dialogue, alongside a stray reference to a Catholic Standard and Tica.
The readable lines reference warm weather, travel routes, and a general mixup on a major highway. Mentions include Richmond Pearson Hobson aged 21.2 and New York, with scattered phrases about Maryland and punctual warnings. The text is garbled and contains unclear details.
Disjointed excerpts discuss Taft's memorial observances at Grant's tomb and praise for a new currency provision. Commentary notes that electing a president could erase popular selection, with critics urging restraint on campaign finance. A Boston Transcript snippet recalls the Twelfth Amendment and ties Vice Presidency to party unity.
Poetic fragment describes happiness and a sunlit garden scene. shifts to a transformed figure, a changeling lad, who once wore a rose-hued kerchief and now views the world with sighs. The speaker contrasts bliss with a lost winged figure and questions fate and love.
Fragmented note reports a man claiming delegate status to the Democratic National Convention. The text mixes unrelated ads and testimonials, mentioning Cheney Toledo and a drug cure promotion. The readable parts imply a political claim alongside commercial pitches and dubious endorsements.
Listings show property deeds in various Maryland counties and trusts, marriage licenses for Frederick and surrounding regions, and Orphans Court actions. Notable transfers include Shank to Shank Woodsboro and Emmitsburg real estate, and licenses for Schroyer Mehrling, Cockerly Foster, Ruggles Coolidge, Binsty Beard, and others. Orphans Court entries cover administrations, executors, guardians, and inventories across multiple estates.
Green hit a long drive in the fourth inning driving in runs as Frederick defeated Hagerstown by rain stoppage in the fifth. The game featured a Keller Co hat prize for Green and a later appearance by Red Lion of Pennsylvania in Frederick tomorrow with extra interest for locals.
News from the state lists Cumberland courthouse disturbance elects Freddy Benning as Agricultural College Alumni president. It notes a Baltimore defenses attack at Fort Howard and hints a new principal may be chosen for the State Normal School. Washington county discusses a Williamsport bridge project with unsettled action. Fire destroys Mount Lake Park storage ice house. Various graduates and real estate ties appear, including Yeakle and Hane associated with Frederick and Washington interests.
At Mount Olivet cemetery Confederate Memorial Day services featured Rev. John Paul Tyler praising the Lost Cause and calling for reverent remembrance of fallen soldiers. The speech emphasized truth, honor, and loyalty, with a note on fidelity to liberty and the faith, followed by commencement exercises at Jacob Tome Institute with Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis delivering the address.
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