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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
4
A faded column reflects on weather, graduations, and traditions as time passes from the silent past to the twentieth century. It recalls Old Glory, Susan Ward, and school commencements, contrasting simple early ceremonies with today’s elaborate outfits and longer breaks. It laments fading old-time customs.
A fragmentary montage of dated quotes from Chicago New s New York Press Detroit News and the New York Commercial Advertiser. The text features humorous misprints and jumbled phrases about wishes neighbors talking and money in the world.
A collage of quotable lines from early 20th century newspapers features jokes about mother-in-laws loan help and fairy wishes. Snippets show varied voices and settings from Chicago to Philadelphia, with brief exchanges and puns reflecting social mores of the era.
Governor Taft’s report to the War Department argues famine fears in the Philippines are overstated and that rice shortages are manageable. Government purchases and a $3 million fund cover summer needs, while Taft’s practical governance earns cautious, confident praise from the press.
A collection of humorous quips and short notes on social trends. Items include quips about a blonde wig bottiers and the iceman, plus remarks on idleness and self reliance. A Kansas story notes a man marrying his second wife's daughter, and painters work on the old Examiner building awaiting occupation by the Palace of Music.
County correspondence notes St Luke's Lutheran church and Reformed church services on Sunday June 21 with times 2 pm and 2 15 pm. The St Luke's Mission Band plans a public meeting at 7 30 pm. Local social updates cover visits, a foot injury recovery, and residents Beulah Baker and R O Mercier visiting in Point of Rocks and near White's Ferry. A Maryland Casualty vs Monocacy Valley RE BR and related suits against Blue Mountain Iron and Steel, Produce and Exchange of New York, are before Judge Motter with party amendments and examiner testimony scheduled.
Fragmented verse reflecting on joy, rent, taxes, and artistic struggle. Mentions love, memory, and a narrator’s past ambitions. Poetic reflection contrasts beauty with financial burdens and creative doubt. Includes names Mortilla and thematic lines about rent and wandering mind.
The funeral of Bertie Powell, shot Friday night, was held at Jonnie Gross’s West Bentz Street home with Rev. T. C. Carroll officiating and burial at Greenmount cemetery. Lewis M Binmonauer’s funeral occurred Sunday at his house 273 North Market Street with Rev. E. L. McLean presiding and interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Edgar Arnald, buried in Brownsville in 1900, was reinterred at Broad Row cemetery, his mother Mrs. Joshua Arnold of Burkittsville directing.
June 16 Somaxtax Ps reports three district meetings adopted resolutions endorsing District President Nichols Fabey and Dottery of miners representatives on the conciliation board. All three districts voted without dissent, and there will be no continuation of the strike.
Jon Ulrig, long time Baltimore fleer and merchant, dies aged 80s in the city after a life from Germany to Maryland commerce. He joined his employer's firm in 1838, later ran Reo and Ulrig on Howard Street, when farmers shipped wheat for ground flour to city mills along Sams Creek and Beaver Dam. Mrs Sara A Cordell, wife of Adam A Cordell near Point of Rocks, dies at 76 after four months illness, survived by six children and loved under the tremors of heart trouble.
The 32 caliber pistol used by Joseph Whalen to shoot Bertie Powell was recovered from Carroll Creek by several colored boys who waded into the water searching for it.
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