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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
5
A fragment from The Daily News comments on Oyster Bay and a government move to increase rail regulation. It notes Governor Hughes criticizing rapid rail legislation and urges deliberate, fair action by the state against railroad abuses. The piece links public sentiment to rate cuts and complains of hasty policy.
A temperate collection notes motorists urged to heed locomotives and trolley cars, while declaring San Francisco’s graft mayor undeniably guilty and awaiting punishment. The President’s regional balance is teased as half Northern and half Southern with Western influence.
A Maryland state court has placed the troubled firm under a receiver to oversee operations in compliance with the law. The move aims to restore lawful conduct amid anti trust concerns and potential financial issues flagged in Baltimore News.
A collage of witty lines and exchanges from newspapers roundly lampooning conscience and culture. Quotations touch on paternal objections, starings, contempt of court, moonlight misers, and theatrical misfires, highlighting satire in the press.
The Washington Star editorial argues for considering Knox as a credible candidate, praising his performance as cabinet member and senator while criticizing Buchanan as a political operator. It notes the Republican split and warns that Buchanan’s era led to civil strife, urging decisive leadership if Knox becomes president.
A poem excerpt from APPLETON'S Magazine and another by Clinton Scollard from the New York Sun. The speaker laments a mask of resignation and references dawn and evening grace, followed by vivid sea imagery of a night and a destructive sea change described as mysterious and wrathful.
Following the College Hall commencement a luncheon featured directors trustees and guests. The Woman's College Alamore bin qust at Doll's Cottage Brad dock Heights included speeches by alumnae praising the college and loyalty to its ideals. A new nomination procedure for local alumni was adopted, with Grace Neidig as chairwoman and a prep meeting for resolutions held after the banquet.
Mrs Manvalia M. Ahalt wife of Carl ton P. Ahalt of near Burkittaville died at 6 p m from gastritis aged 66 years Survived by her husband one son and a daughter Funeral tomorrow at 2 p m with service at the house and interment at Burkittaville Cemetery
Mr John F Yinger disposed of his barber shop to Mr W Partlam who will continue it with the aid of Mr Charles B Boone The letter notes Electric Bitters aided a man named Geo H Parris of Cedar Grove Me amid liver and kidney troubles and the tonic is claimed to restore health at Peatre's Modern Pharmacy Se
The Beeton Transcript notes a broad pension plan for public school teachers. In New York City the move is under way and Chicago plans follow. Connecticut lawmakers propose a state system requiring three years’ teaching to enroll within a year, with 1 percent annual contributions rising over time. Participants are slotted by class, with payments increasing every five years, and retirement at sixty after thirty years of service. Benefits depend on fund availability as determined by the board of trustees.
The article enumerates appointed Delegates including Samuel L. Lilly J F Br BHeagy Hammond Urver Roger Mot er H Thomas Klas Harry Blan felter Scost Walty Lao Wiseburg Bacjamin Rosenour P Tobine Kuhn and others. It also names Central Committee members such as Samuel L Lilly Wm B James Edward S Eichsiber ger Rane Harp and more. Local illness notes list several residents with health updates and a promotion for Dr Cheney catarrh cure and Klug's New Life Pills with pharmacy references.
Careful and conservative attention given to the interests of our customer. If you are not a customer of ours we should be pleased to have you become one. CAPITAL 150000 PROFITS THE FREDERICK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK FREDERICK MD.
A Kansas City blind student visits a West Side jeweler seeking a watch. The jeweler refuses a "blind man's watch" but demonstrates a tactile timepiece. The article notes the device uses raised figures and a tapping system to indicate hours and minutes. It mentions orders for spring and summer work and catalogs Wald papers and novelties in Frederick, with a paint department offering pure materials and a guarantee.
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