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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
A critical, opinionated piece mocks Russia and its wartime diplomacy. It denounces official statements on peace negotiations as evasive propaganda. The piece depicts Russia as defeated and its leaders as failing to face reality, while praising candid reporting on the Roosevelt peace plan.
A contemporary column surveys calls for censorship of peace publications, notes Japan and Russia tensions, and praises President Roosevelt for advancing peace. It argues many potential Republican nominees are pushed into the spotlight to prepare for the next presidential race.
A compilation of humorous quotes and short exchanges from various papers. The collection includes quips about weather forecasts, a Chicago trust magnate, a Grand Jury, a prankster, and a tariff joke among others. The tone mimics light satirical items found in periodical minute columns.
A muddled excerpt discusses mental activity and longevity, citing a London trial about brain damage from an accident and urging balance. It contrasts sensational market tales with daily life, warning that obsession with big gains harms rest and contentment in old age.
A fragment describing volunteers in Japan with a quirky tone. Poetic reflections on mothers, daughters, and courtly wooing. The speaker imagines going as a missionary to teach etiquette and adorn a royal kingdom with romantic aims.
Special dispatches report Japanese forces driving back Russian left flank and seizing heights north of the Kaoche river with heavy forest operations behind the advance. Also noted is Kasim Nelidiff named France minister and head of a peace commission with Paris as meeting site. In legal news, Olty Attorney Levy says city will argue annual licensing fee case for lawyers this month before Judges Henderson and Motter. Virginia University awards the Birely Scholarship to Upton Sharretta Retoh of Frederick.
The Frederick County National Bank announces a twenty year extension of its charter by the Comptroller of the Currency, valid from June 13, 1906. The bank traces its roots to the 1640 charter and 1806 organization, highlights past presidents and cashiers, notes steady dividend payments since 1918, and reports rapid deposit growth under President A O McCardell.
Reports note leadership realignments at Greanaboro Academy and Mount De Saten Academy. Commencement at Johns Hop King University honors 117 graduates. Governor Warfield to award Front burg Normal School diplomas. A new Perryville railroad station is planned by the PB&W line. Local voters back a Methodist Conference in 1908 and endorse Warfield while opposing oyster bed leasing. A fatality occurs on the Northern Central Railway in Baltimore County.
An automobile traveling from Washington to Berkeley Springs West Virginia caught fire on the National Pike between Frederick and Hagerstown. Captain Roosevel t and Captain Hooker both of the U S Marine Corps escaped as gasoline fed flames. Roosevelt, the president’s nephew, grabbed a cushion and used it to smother the blaze saving the car from serious damage. New rural free delivery Route No 1 to Middletown Frederick County covers 19.7 miles 15 square miles serves about 10 people with 80 houses. The Missea Honok honored Bentz Street Park with a floral plaque in thanks.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union set aside Flower Mission Day to honor Jennie Casseday founder of the Flower Mission. A Monday evening program in the WCTU room featured recitations and readings, with about twenty five bequests sent to hospitals. The event stressed acts of love and service to the suffering as a path to moral uplift.
The famed laying hen of Auntie St Germain in Jericho village Whode La land died and an autopsy ordered. The hen known as the magazine hen reportedly laid two eggs every other day and produced extraordinary yolks. Dr Obsagon found two large soft eggs weighing 1 and 44 ounces and a single double egg weighing 2 ounces, totaling more than two dozen ordinary eggs in weight.
The funeral of Clarence Smith, colored, son of Moses Smith, age 10, died near New Market on June 6, at Simpson's Chapel June 7. Rev J H Bocza officiating. Pallbearers named. Interment at Laboring Sons cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice. Also funeral of Walker Coatley, colored, at St John’s Church with Rev Fr Kane officiating. Pallbearers listed. Interment at Laboring Sons cemetery.
The Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland receives a thirty day public notice of charter extension approved by Comptroller Walb Ridgely. The document confirms compliance with national banking laws and extends corporate existence through June 14 2025. Capital 150000 surplus 86000 deposits 347000.
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