26 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
1
The piece discusses graft allegations surrounding the government seed distribution program. It notes a former contractor’s claims of absolute proof and a possible investigation under President Roosevelt. It questions the seed giveaway’s wisdom and impact on the Agriculture Department budget of 242,020 for the coming year, highlighting misallocation concerns and distribution practices.
A fragmented editorial mix discusses recognizing Norway, US unity, and expanding Christianity while praising American virtue and progress. It contrasts past stern virtues with a more tolerant present, noting improved global outlook and cleaner, hopeful prospects for honest endeavor and human advancement. The piece ends endorsing J. W. Barrer as an excellent whiskey producer, sold by Louis Otte at the Buffalo.
A collage of humorous snippets and gags clipped from the Chicago Record Herald Town and Country Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Press and Washington Star. The misread lines include quips about marriage age cleverness and impertinent tramps and a farmer musing on wealth and lawyers.
A Florids Times-Union note argues lynching has decreased in the South in 1206 with fewer incidents than the five prior years. It credits enhanced authorities actions and general law abiding reform, while asserting improved protections for prisoners reduce mob violence.
Mies Mary McCullough daughter of the late Gongreseman Hiram McCullough of Geoll county died at Atlantic Ivy. Justice George F. Abrahams of Kenslotgos Montgomery county received a cross of honor from the Daughters of the Confederacy. One of the largest and most important retreats ever held by the Wavering Order of Brothers to ship country in now la progrese Mount 8 . Joseph's College. Brokerman George W. Werryman 655 West Conway Street Baltimore died after having had his leg out of a Baltimors and Obto treion on which he was working. The Western Maryland Railroad has awarded a contract for elimination of curves and the reduction of grades on the portion of its line adjacent to the Cumberland extension. Marshal Farocan is to conduct a crusade against men and names of dislus pharaoter who are said to have taken refuge in Baltimore after having been driven out of New York and Philadelphia. It is reported that a contract will shortly be awarded for double tracking that portion of the Metropolitan Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Galthersburg and Jermantown and from Dickerson to Washington Superlon in all about 11 miles. Lewis Slayton 84 years old of near Barrville five miles from Denton in Caroline county died under peculiar circumstances. His 800, Charles Slayton was arrested on the charge of causing his death. A coroner's jury decided that the son had choked his father but did not say whether the choking caused death.
The Chicago Pilot comments on Judge Catting’s decision in the de glaion case against the estate of the late Col George T. Cline. It extols Cline as upright and cultured and admires his heirs, notably Aquilla R. Yankle, John Cline, and George Ollne, as refined and capable. The piece suggests their uncle’s vindication is gratifying to these respected men.
Special dispatch reports Warsaw June 26 that the Jowleh district revolts with bishops’ closures and stopped traffic. Police Chief Osengtoobow and seven others are badly wounded by a bomb as crowds gather and barricades rise.
Special Dispatch reports siege proclaimed at Ludz with troops patrolling streets. Friday massacre leaves six hundred and sixty dead and seven hundred wounded.
Secretary Hay suffers from uremia at his summer home in New Hampshire. Boston specialists have examined him and expect his recovery.
CorENinaGENN June 26 The training ship sunk after a collision. Twenty two cadets are crowned. Local Mart reports market quotas with corn and wheat prices in today’s quotation list.
Melbourne reports the commonwealth government will invite Secretary of War Taft and his party to extend their Philippine Island visit to Australia with assurances of cordial welcome and expense coverage. Dispatch from Manila notes Governor Northcote plans the invitation.
Public sale announced by Walter Saunders and Jor Mire as auctioneers for the decree in the Chewit Court in Frederick County Maryland. The sale, July 1905, 1 pm, features 30 acres of woodland near the Frederick to Wiebls Mill road with timber value, no buildings, terms: half cash on court ratification, balance in six months with purchaser notes and interest, $50 deposit required, expenses of conveyancing by trustee WM Pl Maulsbis dR trustee.
A distorted poem fragment titled Moments With The Muse blends memory and nature imagery. It references Lily, lilacs, a longing for a past love, and aging, with mentions of Jennie and Merinah Philbrick Abbott in a fragmented advertisement note about persuasive writing.
Fragmentary items report Jans on a home stretch and a mountain top path named Saocesa. Contracts awarded for coal at Maryland School for the Deaf. J M Newman Co and Ira Blaar win bid. Store removals shift to East Patrick Street storeroom. A horse hitched to a phaeton fell near Market and Art Sainte Street but suffered no damage to the vehicle.
The Social World notes a Saturday Alumnae reception at the Girls High School honoring the class of 1105 with attending Boys High graduates. Guests arrived despite threatening weather. rooms were decorated with flowers and class colors. refreshments followed a brief dance.
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