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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

4

Local legislation reform urged to shift from General Assembly

The Bar Association's committees propose moving single county laws from the General Assembly to county commissioners. This would reduce busy-session clutter, speed decisions on local matters, and improve citizen access in Annapolis. The plan aims to keep county needs controlled locally while freeing lawmakers to focus on broad issues.

General Assembly Boards of Commissioners Respeoctiva Conntias Itfa Legislatura Hla Bar Association Gau- Brel Ita Itiembara Citzens Annapolis

Open Door Rhetoric and Turbulent Chesapeake Campaign

Contemporary comment notes Japan and China locking the door on the open door policy. The Chesapeake campaign relies on megaphone tactics and dummy torpedoes as summer talk cools, with editorials from Baltimore Sun Cumberland Times and Baltimore American reflecting on energetic rhetoric versus action.

Baltimore Sun Chesapeake Cumberland Times

Morton rises amid business elect in government realm

A fragmentary Baltimore News vivid line hints Paul Morton’s rapid ascent within political and business circles. The note suggests shifting power dynamics as Morton attains influence, while others target him amid a tense governance landscape.

Paul Morton Hilsidor Baltimore

Minutes of Merriness and Breakfast Banter

A humorous collection of pieced quotes on golf Sundays jokes and noisy boarders. Guests debate luck and manners while a landlady rebukes an ice incident as a pun filled mosaic of quirky banter from multiple papers.

The Sea War and Vacation Musings in One Page

A fragmented collage of quotes and essays from various papers. It contrasts naval power and armor in Asia with a lighthearted vacation note and a critique of get rich quick schemes. It references the Sea of Japan battles, the Pied Piper allegory, school vacation, and warning about investment scams.

Moments with the Muse and Moon of Roses Verse Fragments

Fragmented poems describe April rain bright lights and scented blooms while invoking a moon guiding a lady through dreams. Ethereal imagery contrasts dreary days with springtime promise. The text includes poetic lines about Mars of roses and a protective moon.

United Brethren Sunday School Organized in Deerfield

County correspondence reports the United Brethren Sunday School organized in Deerfield. Officers elected include Samuel D Harbaugh as superintendent Boots Gantz as assistant superintendent James Williar as treasurer and Linnie Wilhide as secretary. Nearby residents from Waynesboro New Franklin Thurmont Wollville Baltimore Smithsburg visit and family members travel between towns to spend weekends with relatives.

Deerfield United Brethren Sunday School Bamuel D. Harbaugh Boots Gantz James Williar Linnie Wilhide Milton Lantz Waynesboro J. B. Brown Daniel Manahan Mabel Naw Franklin Daniel Manshaw Jacob Bowman Baltimore John Warner Samuel Kindal Smithsburg Mary Pryor

Leg Broken in Tag Game Near Home

Hewitt Koode, eleven, son of Frank L. Knode of East Church Street, broke his right leg while playing tag near his home. He ran onto the Northern Central Railway track at Obarob Street crossing and the leg broke two inches above the ankle in a grain-splint fracture. Dr. J M Goodman attended and reduced the fracture. In June 2004 the boy previously broke an arm.

Hewitt Knode Frank L. Knode East Churoh Street Obarob Street J. M. Goodman

Social World Notes Misses Hunichen Host Guests

Misses Maude and Nellie Hunichen honor guests Miss Allie Kirk of Roanoke Virginia and Miss Ceaulia Pearre of Howard County with a social gathering. A number of friends attended and refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Smith announce they will be at home to friends at 121 Kent Fourth Street after June 20.

Maude Nellie Hunichen Allie Kirk Roanoke Ceaulia Pearre Howard Oounty Mome Charles Franklin Smith Kget Fourth Street

The Work of Death. George A. Whittier Dies at 40

George A. Whittier aged 40 died Saturday at the Emergency Hospital from paralysis. He was an engineer at Mt. Airy. His remains were taken to Manor Reformed Church where services were held at 11 o'clock this morning. Interment followed in the church graveyard. W. L B Etchison served as the federal director.

Gaeorge A. Whittier George A. Whittier Mt. Airy Manor Reformed Church B. Etchison

Vertigo Attack Injures Jefferson Man on West Patrick

Mr Jacob Shaft of Jefferson suffered a vertigo attack last evening on West Patrick Street and fell striking his head causing two severe gashes and profuse bleeding. Dr Ka J McCordy treated him. Tonight Braddock Heights hosts the first Mountain R semblies of Miss Ritchie and a lawn fete for the Emergency Hospital on J J Johnsons lawn in Walkeraville.

Jacob Shaft Jefferson Atx O'Cloak West Patrick Street Thin City Ka J. McCordy Miss Ritchie Braddock Heights J. J. Johnson Walkeraville

Law and Order Hearings on Assault Charge

James Oator and John Sewell colored faced a magistrate before Justice John Wood on an assault and battery case against Charles Davis. Sewell was discharged while Oator was found guilty and held on $25 bail for grand jury action. Separately, sewer work near Market Street proceeds with two intakes to connect to the main sewer by the City Hall. The text also includes earlier medical advertising notes about catarrh remedies and Hall's Catarrh Cure.

Reld James Oator John Sewell John Wood Age Gaule Charles Davis Sewell Oster Market Street City Hall Drovou Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Frederick County Natl Bank Reextension Notice

The Comptroller of the Currency requires publication of the charter re extension for thirty days to notify all shareholders. The notice urges publication in the paper to inform holders of the re extension and ensure compliance with regulatory timing.

Treasury Department Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency Wasisutox D.C Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick Maryland Thomas PL Kane Feemers and Mediaotes Nattanal Bank of Eley Witcuss P. Kane mzAdsur Wagixetos D. C Waeneas the &Rederick County National Bank William B. Ridgely Frederick County National Bank Jane Wal B. Ridgely Estenston Farmers & Mechanics National Bank of Frederick County Sarah A. Morningstar H. Morningstar Adder

Certificate Re Extending Charter Noted

A historical notice dated May 31, 1895 records a certificate regarding charter extension and capital surplus deposits.

Weve Ase

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain, Man Testifies

George W. Poole of Carroll Street near Gambrill's mill testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of dull back pain and frequent kidney trouble after one box. He recalls using the remedy at Clinton Main's Drug Store and notes his mother was also satisfied. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the pills for 60 cents, urging readers to remember the name.

Frederick George W. Poole Brookey Sirick Yard Carroll Street Gambrill’s Mill Dean Staurty Clinton EK Main‘s Market Street Deslera Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States Doan

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