The Daily News Office and Subscription Details
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates for Daily and Weekly editions with annual and half year options and advance payment terms. It notes delivery by carriers in the city and mail to the United States and mentions the News office connected to the Tele-Exchange.
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United States
Carriera
Sauet
TER Beef Trust
Philadelphia
Beef Trust
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Porterhouse Ateak
Bofalo
Fort Brie
Political bankruptcy discussion and liquor license reform ideas
The article cites Mr. Cleveeland facing criticism over party weaknesses and suggests reforming liquor licensing in Frederick county. It urges licenses contingent on endorsements from reputable citizens and notes risks of saloon districts with violence needing closure. Also mentions naval affairs and Crowninshield remarks provoking Italian government ire.
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Frederick County
Nestled
Shade Trees On Streets Prompts Municipal Ownership Debate
The Philadelphia Press argues for city ownership of street trees to ensure uniform care and resilience. It cites Washington as a model and notes Frederick suffers from neglected trees and storm damage when oversight is lacking.
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Philadelphia
Washington City
Tas
Frederick
Shemi
Fredericktonians Conclude Baltimore Streets Fall Short
A Frederick town party visits Baltimore to study its streets and cleanliness, only to find rough paving, pits, and smells. They suffer injuries and illness, return home, and vow to keep to their traditional paths rather than imitate Baltimore’s urban modernity. This comic narrative reflects urban envy and critique of city life.
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The
Evening World
Baltimore
Frederick
City seeks improvements to streets and beauty
The notice urges general attention to street improvements to enhance the city’s appearance and value. It emphasizes broad civic involvement to support aesthetic enhancements and potential urban improvements.
Crowded Voices on Coronation, Fire Safety, and Monuments
The Cumberland Times urges updated fire equipment as London dazzles for the coronation. Baltimore News notes Williamsport Masons plan an equestrian statue for General Cibo Holland Williams in Riverview Cemetery. Rockville Sentinel laments rising industrial strife and dictatorial wealth amid widespread strikes and mobilized troops.
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Williamsport
Riverview Cemetery
Maryland
Cibo Holland Willisme
Ieader
Anosher
Baltimore News
United States
Rockville Sentinel
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges from newspaper clippings includes Nell-I at a remnant counter and Bell buying bathing-suit material. Jests touch on spring medicine misuses and witty mispronunciations, with light banter about names and a germ theory dinner anecdote.
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Nell
Bell
Philadelphia Record
Crowninshield’s Curious Venice Court Reversal
Rear Admiral Crowninshield reverses the Court of Inquiry findings on the Venice clash between American naval officers, locals, and civilians. The decision blames Captain Dayton and praises officers for not directly intervening, sparking national commentary on naval discipline and conduct.
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Chicago
Crowinshield
Venice
Uiver
Crowninshield
Court of Inquiry
Appsara
Philadelphia Record
Court of
Jrow
Dayton
Clayton
Ann
Canada Relies on Foreign Pork as Tariff Drops Prices
The article argues Canada must import pork from a foreign country while tariffs lower prices. It claims living costs rise due to the Trust, with meat prices shifting from 10 to 60 percent. It notes the Trust abandoned a price-support combination and rails against rate biases.
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Canada
Moments With The Muse In The Old Rome
A reflective poem contrasts urban stress with a rural escape and a vision of love and death. The speaker recalls Horaphit walke and Beatrice while walking an orchard path, then imagines a garden as solace and final reunion with loved ones. The verses traverse art, memory, and mortality.
Airs of the State and Local Notices Across Maryland
Items from the state pages report deaths in Princess Anne and a public school dispute in Boonsboro. A Midland resident suffers severe burns from a lamp explosion. A Cecil County academy selects a new principal. Baltimore County shows nearly five hundred thousand dollars in expenditures. A Baltimore grain firm leader dies after illness. A governor sets execution dates for a murder case. A Tuskegee Institute principal delivers the commencement address at Baltimore’s Colored High School. A Dayton reader praises Chamberlains Pain Balm advertised in the paper and its claimed relief for back pain.
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Mary Lanson
Princess Anne
Boonsboro
Milea Burns
Midland
Walbrer
Sanquoit
N. Y
West Nottingham Academy
Cecil County
Baltimore County
Robert Millar Wylie
Wylie, Son & Co
Baltimore
Smith
Asbury Dixon
Snow Hill
Booker IT. Washington
Tuskeges Institute
Colored High School
George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohlo i
Dayton
Neel
Allen Sering
A. la Pearrad
Happs Mie in Ola Town
In Ola Town reports describe a puzzling scene with garbled names and odd phrases. The fragment mentions individuals such as A Bevill Oli Tors Va and a sale at Albert L Peatre's, with scattered references to care and injuries.
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Happs Mie
Ola
A. Bevill
Rockien
Avnica
COLES
Sarue
Albert L Peatre
Challenge for the Juniors at Carnival Week
The Cumberland Times reports Firemen's day during Carnival week with South Cumberland Hose Co No 4 aiming to defend the city in reel races. The Frederick Md Juniors, last winners in Lonaconing, are invited to race. officials note no challenge had been received yet and a July 0 date was proposed.
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Cumberland Times
South Cumberland Hose Co
No. 4
Lonaconing
Frederick
Janiors
Weattainster
South Cumberland
Elke
Smith
Junior Fire Company
Maryland Republicans readies reapportion against McComas in Allegany clash
Dispatch from Washington notes Maryland Republicans aligning against Senator McComas. Wellington and former Governor Lloyd Lowndes reconcile in Allegany County, reestablishing a power bloc that once controlled county party affairs. Wellington attends a Cuban Reciprocity Bill caucus, aiming to remain in the party as Lowndes seeks the next gubernatorial nomination.
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Washington
Maryland
Repubican
McComas
Allegany County
Wellington
Lloyd Lowndes
Senate
Lowndes
Allegany
Sloan
Sunday market gossip and price list for produce and meat
A bustling Sunday market notes gossip about the day’s social mood and lists abundant fruit and vegetable prices. Watermelons, raspberries, egg plants, tomatoes, and other staples show varied per dozen or per box pricing, along with meats like beef and pork and fish prices.
Alleged forgery arrest in Brunswick county
Horace A. Frey was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Emory Nelson in Brunswick county on charges of forging and uttering a forged check. He appeared before Justice Jordan, waived a hearing, and posted $500 bail. The warrant, swore out by Peter Weisker, concerns a $25 check drawn on A G Dagenhart, alleged to be forged. Frey, from Pennsylvania, is believed to be an expert forger.
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Horace A. Frey
Emory Nelson
Brunswick
Frey
Justha Jordan
Shearing
Peter Weisker
Pemcoft
A. G. Dagenhart
Pennsylvania
Prizes Awarded at St John’s Literary Institution
At the antigual commencement exercises at St John’s Literary Institution on Thursday evening prizes were awarded in multiple divisions. First division winners include Julian W Jamison O Howard Young Francis X Staley Austin Haffner Lewis Gannon John iepold and others for various subjects. Special prizes went to Julian W Jamison Francis 3 Staley and Paul Payne for German French respectively. Also announced is a summer picnic by Loyal Temperance Legion and Mission Band at Braddock Heights on Wednesday June 25. Delaware Tribe 48 1 D R ML Brunswick will mark its thirty fifth anniversary July 4 with a torchlight parade and banquet.
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Waynesboro
Martha Louisa Weybright
Samuel Waybright
Sauter
Misa Jennie Weybright
Roger Weybright
Mary R. Roger
Maida of Honor
Gertrude Rowland
Hagerstown
Misa Jessie Hahn
Philadelphia
Mendelssohn
Prof
Roger
Elderet
J. Kolb
John S. Weybright
Optist
Gorman
Isasogle
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
St. Paul and
Twentieth Streets
Baltimore
Danbar
D. D
Ida Elizabeth Isanogle
Charles W. Isanogle
Jacob B H. Gorman
New York
Siister A. P. Gorman
St. John's Literary Institution
Julian W. Jamison
O. Howard Young
Francis X. Staley
Austin Haffner
Lewis Gannon
John |Iepold
Paul Payne
Albert Gannon
Ciampi Grambino
Charles Schemmel
Laurence Gelbach
Francis 3. Staley
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mission Band
Middletown Valley
Braddock Heights
Delaware ‘Tribe
Io. 48
Brunswick
Emmitsburg Railroad Plans Midyear Dividend Increase
The Emmitsburg Railroad Company, after declaring a Pa per cent dividend in January on its $50,000 capital, will declare another one per cent dividend on July 1, bringing the yearly total to three per cent.
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Emmitsburg Railroad Company
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges families to obtain Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before summer. It claims it is the most reliable bowel medicine for children and adults and warns no family can afford to be without it. It promotes drops of Victor Liver Syrup and infants ballet ointment as well.
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Bapkrupt
Terely
Zion
Chamberlain
Nicht
Sont
Senna
Aden
Reunion of Frederick High School Alumni at Doll's Cafe
The Frederick Male High School Alumni Association held a reunion last night at Doll's cafe with about thirty members. Officers elected were Roy Z. Thomas president Keefer S. Tome vice president Robert Delaplaine secretary and Dr A A Radcliffe treasurer. A gala banquet followed the business session with a decorative table and a detailed menu. Toasts honored Alma Mater Senior Class and professions among others. The alumni association, recently organized, is expanding rapidly and aims to grow further.
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Frederick Male High School
Doll's Cafe
Roy Z. Thomas
Keefer S. Tome
Robert Delaplaine
A. A. Radcliff
R. H. Lee Reich
G. A. Dean
Lester A. Toms
E. F.S. Moberly
National Progress
R. B. Wood
A. A. Radcliffe
Keefer S. Togis
Death claims Alfred H Tolley and others in notices
Obituary notices report the death of Alfred H Talley at 75 in Baltimore after brain trouble with surviving family including eight children and a second wife. Additional notices list Amanda E Rodrick of Washington DC after a lingering illness and Vincent Beanar of Frederick with funeral details. The page also advertises a Frederick news want ad and a feed store offering flour grain hay and cash prices.
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Alfred H. Tolley
Alfred H. Talley
Adama Exprene. Company
Clifton Place
Baltimore
Talley
Expresa' Company
Hmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimiore
N. E
Washington, D.C
Middletown
George
Amelia Yaste
California
Mies Kessler
Jefferson
James T
Williamsport
Ind
Milton
Govanstown
George P
Washington, DC
John E. W. Hargett
East Patrick
Carrol
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