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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
4
The Independent reports Secretary Metcalf denies any intention to resign. Commentary suggests cabinet turnover is not sought by all corporations, and notes costly allowances and the broader critique of public service versus private gain. Articles include reflections on American identity and national greatness.
The article argues that unrest in Reenia and Odessa reflects broader Russian discontent, with mutinies at Liban and widespread revolutionary sentiment. It insists the Czar must enact real reforms quickly to avert an internecine war, as upper-class dissatisfaction grows and peasants lack leadership.
Contemporary comment from Baltimore papers discusses patriot nerves and hopes for celebrating the national birthday. It argues that stopping corporate corruption means punishing responsible individuals, while the President favors jail or freight car seizure as remedies.
A Baltimore News stitched fragment notes a New York Sunday incident where a boy killed his infant brother and an older person mishap is mentioned. The piece meanders through domestic scenes and a roly poly recipe, hinting at social concerns and nostalgia.
A collage of punning exchanges from multiple papers shows social quips on skeletons in closets, quarrels, manners, and society manners. Characters debate gossip about Goodwalls, husbands and wives, and trivial mischief in a satirical tone.
A composite feature lauds Maximo Gomez as liberator and statesman, then shifts to Chicago education politics praising Mayor Danna for appointing three women to the city board. Highlighted are Emmons Blaine Jane Addams and Cornelia De Bey, noting their contributions to education, social reform, and child welfare.
A chaotic wartime bulletin reports a mutiny spreading among crews, a Kalaz Potemktas battleship blockading a port, and Russian commerce barred. Nine ships burned. eight thousand troops reported at Oronstads Eisnenxerr. province tense with police investigations and Cossack occupation. large enemy force surrenders and infantry advance toward the port.
John F. Stevens, former fourth vice president of the Rock Island Railroad, has been rejected as chief engineer of the Panama Canal. The decision was reported in a special dispatch from Tuexas Wasuixerox Washington.
Special dispatch from Onesbourg reports Admiral Sigsbee's squadron arriving in France to receive the body of John Paul Jones. The movement signals formal repatriation and honors for the famed naval commander. The dispatch notes June events and the involvement of the U S squadrons in the ceremony.
A wedding occurred June 29 at 8 pm between Charles Willem Shaw and Mae Gertrude Thompson with ceremony by Hor E L McLean. Reception at East Patrick street. gifts noted. Mountain City Council No 13 Daughters of Liberty elects officers. Chippawa Tribe and other lodge officers chosen. The Sick listed include Mrs. Thomas S. Lippe and Captain William T. Baller. Local residents and illness updates follow from Frederick area.
Frederick lost to Wilkesbarre at Athletic Park with a 9 to 8 final. Kaiser pitched superbly for Frederick with 10 strikeouts while McGeehan fanned fewer batters for Wilkesbarre. Creager starred for Frederick, and McGuy and Sweeney stood out for Wilkesbarre as both teams prepare a rematch this afternoon.
Yale defeats Harvard by a slim margin in the annual four mile Face on the Thames. New London Conn June 30. Yale led by a length at the finish, two and one half seconds ahead. Yale’s time 22.34 Harvard 22.54. Harvard shows a strong coaching influence and signals a new Yale-Harvard rowing era.
In New York and Philadelphia reports detail cuts to legal and pension stipends. Senator Denew’s $20,000 yearly retainer and ex Governor DavidGBWN’s $5,000 yearly retainer are discontinued. A former employee Ceatre AH. Squiers learns his $1,000 monthly pension ends. Philadelphia selects councils repeal 110 miles of track rights for the Transit Co. amid Weaver’s political gains. A brush factory schedules stock-taking with a brief shutdown.
A playful verse describes a fearless engineer racing along a grandmother's banister from Boston to Montreal and Washington, delivering the New York mail in a swift, wind driven adventure. The narrator craves speed and travel, then returns to the stairs amid cheers and dizzying fun.
Mrs Annie Bantz wife of Marion Bantz of Winchester formerly Frederick died at home this morning from a complication of diseases. She was a daughter of the late William Mader of Frederick and sister of Mrs G W B Shriner the sole surviving member of their family. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mrs Ada Beardaworth of Staunton VA. Meanwhile William O Keller of J Keller Lime Co injures his foot at Engle's Switch when a car door slides and sprains him. he is improving. Newe want ad offers 38 cents to place notices in Frederick.
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