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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

4

Independent Newspaper Miscellany From Frederick Md

A collection of items notes Hagerstown Herald’s new press, Chicago Tribune college athletics debate, and criticisms of modern sport in universities. It cites President James of Illinois on athletics harming studies, McClure's magazine issues, and calls for reform in intercollegiate contests.

Hagerstown The Chicago Tribune James University of Illinois Tribune Bia Jamea College Athletica McCimore’s Toderuie McClure’s Harvard

Antiantomonlies and the leisure class in rail safety debate

A collection of remarks from Baltimore and Cumberland editorials condemns com placency toward railroad disasters. They criticize public apathy after a Maryland collision that killed twenty six, and warn that officials rarely act without outside pressure.

Baltimore Maryland Carrol Ferther Baltimore News

Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges Across Papers

A collage of humorous snippets from New York and Philadelphia papers. Quips mix marriage talk and medical mishaps with light satire. Remarks include a letter carrier, gout as a proud mislabel, narrow escapes from surgery, a commented engagement, and a failing suitor awaiting a dog.

Rogue Directors and Public Opinion in Progressive Era

Excerpted editorials critique Equitable Insurance directors for mismanagement and contrast American stereotypes with foreign observations. The piece reflects on press opinions about governance, travel, and national character amid early 20th century debates.

Moments With The Sule Content And Sorrow

Psalm-like verse on contentment contrasts wealth and power with inner peace. A prayer asks for faith hope and charity to guide life, ending with a desire to join the divine night. The piece is followed by a note on a salary increase for Frederick postmaster assistant and a call for readers to place notices in the News want ad.

Justice Brewer backs woman suffrage in interview

Supreme Court Justice Brewer expresses belief in the practicality of woman suffrage. He cites years of experience, cites women mayors, and predicts potential for a woman president. He notes women's capacity in colleges, schools, railroads, and banks while acknowledging ongoing objections.

Supreme Court Brewer Chicago

Oldest Doll in America Brought by William Penn Reaches Montgomery County

A Philadelphia Press reader recounts a tale of an English doll sent by Letitia Penn, daughter of William Penn. The 20 inch court doll, dressed in striped brocade and velvet with large hoops, survived passage across the Atlantic over 200 years ago and now rests in strict seclusion in Montgomery County Maryland.

William Penn Montgomery County England America Philadelphia Press Cansarbury Atlantic Letitia Pennsylvania Wilderniga Amorton

Death notices and obituary items from Kemptown and Baltimore

Notices report William T Bardette’s death near Kemptown aged 82 from colli gability with funeral in Montgomery Chapel and interment in Montgomery cemetery. Also Clara A Baker dies in Baltimore with funeral at 1200 Clendentno Street and Florence Jones dies of tuberculosis in Baltimore with burial at Greenmount. Royal Arcanum council Frederick Council No 1196 discusses Supreme Council action on assessment rate changes with next meeting set for July 11.

William T. Bardette Kemptown Elis Montgomery Chapel Roy Wright George Cale William Walker Lorenzo Day Henning Watkins Montgomery W.T. Lewin Clara Haker Clara A. M Charles T. Baker Rosanna D.S. K. Miller Baltimore Intercaidanae Clendentno Street Florence Jones Calored Caroline Davis DeGrange Street J. W. Townes Greenmount Cemetery Rice Royal Arcanum Frederick Council Supreme Council

Funeral of Harvey Palmer and Catarrh Cure Advertisement

The remains of Harvey Palmer drowned at the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal arrived in Ohio City and were interred at Mt. Carmel graveyard. Services will be at Mt. Carmel chapel next Sunday morning. Also an ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a money refund offer and claims of curing catarrh.

Harvey Palmer Chesapeake and Ohio Oanal Ohip City Mt. Carmal Graveyard Mt. Carmel Chapel Hall F. da, Chenery & Co Toledo Chenesy & CO Dlue

Germany accepts conference approach on Morocco issue

Paris and Berlin report a cordial note from Germany to France while insisting Morocco talks be conducted by a conference of powers with no advance scope. Prime Minister Rouvier awaits the German note review by the council of ministers before deciding on next steps amid hopes for a favorable settlement.

Paris Germany Morocca Kadalla Rouvier Foreign Office Prince Radolin Ti Ie Council of Ministers France Berlin Morocco Gemany Fringe Pagland Amerie Austria

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