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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
6
The Springfield Republican notes mixed views on the presidential nominating system. It argues the national convention is a growing usurpation and predicts a shift toward presidential primaries while conventions may endure as symbolic party statement makers.
Readable fragments point to an unclear item with scattered words about Advil and Baltimore but no coherent event or identifiable names, places, or dates to form a factual summary. The source appears damaged and unusable for a proper news card.
The fragment mentions a resort and a country in a clipped OCR line. No clear names, events, dates, or organizations are readable to establish a full news item.
The disjointed notes show a speaker debating suffrage with a committee chair while other figures discuss oddities. A Chicago Tribune clipping references a physician and a baseless exchange about keeping quiet and attending a baseball game with English tourists.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish blasts New York and Newport society for being ruined by money and birth. She criticizes the pursuit of social climbing as barren and notes a new aristocracy based on dollars, breeding, and tact, arguing wealth alone cannot define worthy company.
A fragmented poetry passage extols spring flutes, wind songs, and awakening nature. It blends snippets from poems by Erne and Yeats, mentioning Indian songs and scenes of birds, sun, and sea, with imagery of love and mortality. The text is a collage of verse fragments and attributions.
A special meeting of the United Fire Company is set for this evening at 8 o clock. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen plan their regular monthly session tonight. A new pavement fronts Mr Ernest Poole on East South Street. Paving brick work on Chapelley between Patrick and Church streets advances well. Judge John C Motter and Messrs D Princeton Buckey and Millard N Nusz enjoyed a fine Ash fishing outing yesterday. Frederick W Obenderfer plans another story on his dwelling on Fast Patrick Street, with Mc Clellan Phebus handling the masonry. An arch window on the Citizens National Bank building dropped outward today, hitting the awning of 3 Rosenour & Sons on East Patrick Street and breaking it.
Bolivar couples Palmen Bilank and Lizzie Be Shank were married at the bride’s parents home in Bolivar last evening by Rev M L Beard of Fhurmont. Clarence William Campbell of Union and Elvira R McNeil of Brunswick were married at Pruner yesterday by Rev J W Neil.
The funeral for the late Wesley Tull was held at 2 p m from his northern suburbs home. Rev A J Gill conducted services at the house with the M E choir singing Abide With Me and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Pallbearers Fearhoke Nicodemus Radcliff Ruah Lewis Hendrickson Mullinix carried the casket and Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director W H B Etchison cared for arrangements.
Charles Tressler of near Loy's died of Bright's disease. He was born June 11 at Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Rocky Ridge, aged 44 years, 6 months, 24 days. He leaves a widow and 12 children. Pallbearers named: Hurway Ogle, Calvin, Scott Long, William Dorsey, Walter Weller.
County correspondence reports a Children’s Day service at MMP church on June 28 and lists numerous visits and family news from Lime Kiln Petersville and nearby areas. It notes school events at St Mary’s College and class day exercises, plus a closing line about local real estate and rental opportunities.
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