Independent Newly Pauper Published by Great Southern Printing
The WEFKLY News Wide is produced by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland. It is offered by subscription for one dollar per year and is mailed to addresses in the Volta State with cash accompanying each order.
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THE
GREAT SOUTHERN PRINTING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
FREDERICK, MD
WEFKLY
Volta
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Bautry
John H. Repo
Bumnel Repo
Margaret Repo
Samuel Repo
John H Kepp
O. Princeton Buckay
SAMUEL T. HAFFNER
Frederick Uo
D. Princeton Buckey
jesida DERNISS
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
David Fearler
Orphans Court of
Frederick
Davis Franter
Peederick
LUSHELT B. LIGHTER
JACOB DL BURKLY
BR. CUTSEHALL
Register of Villa
Clifford A. Frazier wnd Beoest Le Frasier
Frank le Stoner
cve
RAMUEL DUTROW
sail estate
SAMUEL P. DUTROW
RICHARD
DULTROW
ERTIFICATE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Wasahington
D.C
Bank of
Act of Congress
I. Thomas P. Kane
Farmers and Mechanica National Bank of
Dagé
R. RUSH LEWIS
City scandal and tax commission debate in Frederick
The article critiques fraud and graft in Philadelphia and Frederick, arguing the three Business Men's Association appointees to the tax commission cannot escape responsibility for looming inequities. It condemns shifting duties to commissioners and calls for a prompt, full reassessment to restore proper property taxation.
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Board of Aldermen
Businasa Men's Association
Frederick
commissioners of tax
Benes Monts
partine
Commissioners of Sex Debate Stalled by Busy Men
The text argues that able men should be chosen as commissioners of sex, noting that three named Yesterday are busily engaged and unwilling to undertake the work. It frames selection as necessary despite their objections.
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sax levy
Weather, trains, navies and politics in old words
A fragment from several papers humorously laments heat and travel delays while rail and city life loom. It notes Spain and Russia rebuilding navies, U.S. advertising for know How, and a aging view of practical politics as honesty wanes amid calls for economy.
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Spain
Russia
United States
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness Prankish Humor Exchange
A column of comic exchanges features a visitor noting an unusually large prayer meeting crowd, remarks on a bank cashier’s recent conversion and speakers, a lodging owner and boarder quip about locked doors, Mrs Pryor’s business status, unlikely fish tales, and a bachelor’s plan to marry only after finding an ideal woman with $40,000.
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Fifteenth Nations Bank
Omaha News
Costly Purification and American Tourism in 19th Century Press
A collage of 19th century clippings discusses Japanese equicise and Mongol superiority, American tourists in London fashion, and a Buffalo Express note on Philadelphia’s battle against corruption. It cites 1,250,000 as the cost of a municipal reform drive and warns readers about civic vigilance to protect rights and property amid entrenched gangs.
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JAPAN
Chicago
Logo
Chicago Chronicle
London
Lord Lanadowns
Mr. Balfour
docs
Buffalo Express
Philadelphia
Moments With The Muse A Night Prayer
A fragmented poem appears to be an old meditation on prayer and comfort for a loved one. It references angels guarding sleep and dawn, and the voice contemplates separation, longing, and reassurance amid cold wind and snow in a rural setting. The piece evokes Elizabeth Hate Gunman Scribner's Alone and a mood of solitary reflection.
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ELizabeth
Gunman
Jaly Scribner's
Royal Arcanum Rates Change Sparks Local Discussion
Deputy Supreme Regent Mr. J. Bond visited Baltimore via Frederick and Hagerstown to explain new Royal Arcanum rates. Changes affect new members aged 21 to 28 with gradual reductions thereafter, while older members face smaller shifts. Bond notes large emergency funds and plans future visits. locals seek to grasp the financial impact amid mixed reactions.
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J. 0. Bond
Baltimore
the
Royal Arosnom
Frederick Connell
Tates
Bond
Hagerstown
Pen- Mar
Royal Arcanum
Suprema Council
Sand
Cumberland
opinopil
Frostburg
Looaconing
Frederick
Back Broken Under An Auto at Lafayette Commencement
Lafayette College commencement in Easton Virginia was disrupted by a campus automobile accident. Chauffeur I J Holland, transporting alumni at six in the morning, lost control and the car plunged over an embankment. Holland suffered a broken back and was fatally endangered. John Snyder sustained a broken nose, others were injured.
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Lafayette
Easton
Lafayette College
I. J. Holland
Holland
John Snyder
Lasse
Heat Deaths Rise in Pittsburg Amid Record Heat
Pittsburg endured a four day heat wave with 17 deaths reported since Sunday and many prostrations. The city was hottest in the nation yesterday while Galveston and Wiltsburg showed high readings. An extra dividend of 120 percent was declared by Fifth Avenue Bank, drawn from profits in 1909 and 1904.
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Galveston
Texas
Wiltsburgy
New York
unu
Fifth Avenue Bank of thiefry
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