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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
5
A jumble of editorial notes and dispatches covers policies, politics, and figures. It discusses Harry Orchard, Roosevelt, Castellanea, and military matters including Brownsville, with debate over the discharged soldiers and race implications.
Mayor Schmitz faces jibes for counting his acquittal before outcome. Baltimore San and Baltimore American echo old adage that dancing to a tune brings the piper. Ex-Doer Croker says he is through with politics and satisfied, though public doubt lingers on served time. Baltimore News.
The Tavueytows Record quotes a local remark claiming North Carolina voters are handling the “niggar” question in the South. The piece mocks the comment as a weak attempt by a speaker nicknamed Uncle Joe, suggesting he misread audience reaction after a mountain dew fueled talk.
A collage of humor and misprints from late 19th century papers. The selections feature pithy asides on disarmament weather and politics, then drift to comic exchanges about climate, explanations, and a table board inquiry. Named sources include Philadelphia Ledger Chicago News Washington Star Tit-Bits and Omaha World-Herald.
The column cites crop overproduction as nature’s check and discusses lynching damages against a railroad, then critiques the French revolt in the Midi and notes a motorist manslaughter case in New York. It questions enforcement of criminal negligence in automobile fatalities.
The poem fragment reflects longing for an ideal land beyond travel, imagining a gleaming realm with angels and a perfect friend, questioning fear if such a place could be known. Attributed to Eppsmo Clarence Breepm an. Lost Black Pocketbook notes Mr Oliver D Leaso of Waikeraville lost $12 and a railroad ticket at a Firamen's convention in Anapolis.
The Marylera School for the Deaf closed its thirty-ninth year with a display of industrial department artifacts and classroom work. Exhibits included furniture, wood turning, chair caning, shoe and printing shop samples, cooking work, and student papers. Graduation was awarded to Thomas Joseph Blake of Allegany county. The program featured prayers, speeches, signs, and recitations by students from multiple counties, ending with a vacation-themed pantomime.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors of Witssuborg College and Theological Seminary in Springfield Ohio on June 24, the degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon Rev Charles M. Sleck of the Lutheran church.
The Rev Charles F Steck of Wittenberg College is highlighted as a standout Lutheran educator. The college reports over 400 students enrolled across departments and notes Steck is a seminary graduate and MA holder. The community anticipates his Doctor of Divinity as a welcome honor for him and his Frederick area congregation.
Among the passengers who sailed June 12 on the North German Lloyd steamship Darmstadt for Bremen were Miss Agnes Lense of Baltimore and her sister, Dies Nancies, a teacher at Western Maryland Valleys. They will be abroad several months visiting Berlin, Dresden, Eisenach, Nuremburg, Basel, The Hague, London, Edinburgh, and more before taking the Columbia at Glasgow on September 7 for New York. Also noted is an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional treatment and promising a $100 reward if it fails.
A Vermont household shows how electricity shapes routine from breakfast with electric stove to evening trolley theatre. The weekly schedule lists electric appliances for cooking cleaning heating and recreation, illustrating a fully electrified domestic life with motor driven devices and wired conveniences.
Maestoy Albart Gannon, an employee of Boey Corutr, fell from a bicycle after hitting a breaker near Braddock, injuring his arm and damaging the wheel. On a trip to Jimtown, William L. Craxger also fell from a bicycle, injuring his left arm.
An old bank notice from Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland asserts safety of deposits and continued growth. It invites new customers and highlights capital of 3150,000, surplus 50000, and profits, reflecting conservative attention to customer interests.
Mrs. Clara M. Beck filed for divorce from Upton W. Beck alleging cruelty and brutality. She says on February 11, 1907 he forced her from his home and refused to support her, while he works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The filing also notes a Brunswick marriage on April 13, 1904. A new Union Supply Company charter was filed with incorporators Martin W. Peajan Morgan S. Rice and others in Brunswick with $16,000 capital to run a retail mercantile business.
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