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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
4
The News discusses President Roosevelt’s son and graft allegations tied to the Agriculture Department seed distribution program. It notes a growing call for investigation into free seeds and plant giveaways, with 242 020 dollars budgeted for next year and questions about waste and misuse of funds.
The Cumberland Times reflects on global crises, American unity, and religious virtue, praising progress toward a more generous and tolerant national spirit. It notes improved public morality and hope for broader human advancement, while contrasting past simplicity with present promise. Posed as a period piece from a historic press.
A jumble of quips from Chicago to Detroit and Philadelphia shows the era’s humor. Remarks on marriage, age, and clever parlance mix with light digs at professions. A farmer muses on wealth and ambition, contrasting lawyers with waiters or policemen.
The Florids Times Union notes a drop in lynching in the South during 1206 and credits increased law enforcement, military deployments, and a rising law-abiding public spirit. It argues that white communities and officials have curbed mob violence and that Negroes have not been responsible for the reform, though it acknowledges ongoing racial tensions.
Reports from across the state include the death of Mies Mary McCullough daughter of the late Congressman Hiram McCullough of Geoll county at Atlantic Ivy. Justice George F. Abrahams of Ken slagtos Montgomery county received a cross of honor from the Daughters of the Confederacy. A large retreat by the Wavering Order of Brothers to ship country in now la progrese Mount 8 at Joseph's College. George W. Wererman of Baltimore died after his leg was out by a Baltimore and Obto treion on which he worked. The Western Maryland Railroad awarded a contract to remove curves and reduce grades near the Cumberland extension. Marshal Farocan to lead a crusade against dissolute figures said to have taken refuge in Baltimore after leaving New York and Philadelphia. A contract may be awarded for double tracking on the Baltimore and Ohio Metropolitan Branch between Galthersburg and Jermantown and from Dickerson to Washington Superlon total about 11 miles. Lewis Slayton 84 of near Barraville died under peculiar circumstances. his son Charles Slayton was arrested, coroner’s jury finding the son choked his father but not whether it caused death.
The Chicago Pilot praises Judge Catting s ruling in the De glaion case against Col George T Cline s estate. It lauds the late Colonel as upright and cultured and commends his heirs Aquilla Yankle John Oline and George Ollne for their refined standing and business ability. It notes the Judge s crushing decision vindicating their uncle.
Special Dispatch to THE News reports Warsaw’s Jowleh district in revolt. Churches closed and traffic stopped as crowds build barricades. Police Chief Osengtoobow and seven others wounded by a bomb.
Special Dispatch reports a siege in Ludz Poland with troops patrolling the streets. Death toll from Friday massacre stands at six hundred sixty seven hundred wounded.
Secretary Hay was stricken by uremia at his summer home in New Hampshire on June 26. Boston specialists examined his condition and said recovery is expected.
The training ship sank after a collision. Twenty two cadets are crowned Local Mart. Mr G Waring Tyson quotes market prices for corn wheat oats with various bid levels and statuses.
Melbourne June 26 The commonwealth government invites Secretary of War Taft and his party to extend their tour from the Philippine Islands to Australia. Assurance is given they will be cordial welcome. Dispatch from Manila April 12 noted Governor Northcote planned to invite Everett and party, with Commonwealth defraying trip costs.
Public sale notice says Walter Saunders and Jor Mire auctioning a one bedroom tract and household items at the courthouse door Frederick County Maryland on Saturday July 1905 at 1 o clock a m. Property is about 30 acres woodland with timber near Frederick city road to Wiebls Mill adjoining Mrs Evan Jones and Augustus Mahoney. Terms one half cash on ratification and balance in six months with notes bearing interest. A $50 deposit required day of sale.
A fragmented OCR reads a poetical sequence about joy in nature and memory. It references a speaker named Jennie and a woman MERINAH PHILBRICK ABBOTT, with lilacs and a nostalgic Land of Long Ago. An advertisement line toward the end hints at advertising rhetoric.
Jans is on the home stretch. A Maryland School for the Deaf coal contract goes to J M Newman & Co. and Ira Blaar. J E Price & Co move contents to a new store area at Market and Patrick. A horse attached to Col J A Angnat’s phaeton fell near Market and Art Street but recovered without damage.
The social page notes a Saturday alumnae reception at Girls High School honoring the class of 1105 with Boys High graduates as guests. Despite threatening weather attendance was large, flowers and class colors decorated rooms, and a brief dance closed the event.
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