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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
3
Pittsburg considers an ordinance to curb teen outings with a curfew for girls under sixteen. The proposal sets 8:00 pm curfew October to May and 9:00 pm rest of the year, with exceptions for accompanied minors and bona fide guardians only.
The clipping notes Hindse confectionery terms and a Chester PA death by suicide of Mrs. Sarah Darlington, aged 83, who jumped into the Brandywine. It also reports 12 year old Leroy Le Barron’s daring rescue during a Lake Erie gale near Lorain.
A professor argues mimicry governs human behavior from fashion to laughter and coughing in church. He contends mimicry kept early humans alive, steering social life and even responses like yawns and sneezes as a shared, instinctive mechanism.
An extract recounts famed schoolmaster Dr Hosby of Westminster and Dr Valpy wielding harsh punishments including flogging a French viscount and his bearer after conflict at a school. Archdeacon Groom recalls the display of authority, while a parent pleads over the punishment and threat of further flogging.
sensational report from Philadelphia claims Dr William H Wilson died of cyanide poisoning after receiving a mailed sample ale and a typewritten note purporting to be from Peter Schem Brewing. police suspect a malpractitioner motive and say a young man tied to a family ended his life risk to stop the doctor.
Plans filed by the Equitable Life Assurance Society for a 62 story skyscraper on lower Broadway aim to top all New York heights and rise to 969 feet plus a 160 foot flagpole. The building includes a 74 foot flagpole, cupola capped tower, and a 28 story upper tower. Estimated cost is $10,000,000.
London June 80 The Field reports Sir Thomas Lipton ready to challenge for the America's Cup under conditions: cutter rigged yacht built under the New York Yacht Club universal rule and NYYC to designate the race-ready yacht size. Lipton hopes American partners accept to advance the bid.
A reflection on the Fourth of July's enduring vitality and its role in shaping American courage and unity. The piece recalls boyhood celebrations, the Declaration of Independence, and the Monroe Doctrine, arguing the holiday symbolizes ongoing national vigor and a call to renewed commitment.
The article notes Justice Dow ing of the supreme court denying Thaw’s bid to be removed from Matteawan asylum as dangerously insane. A second phase covers Thaw’s jury trial request to assess current sanity, adjourned to July 18, with Thaw to return to Poughkeepsie Jail. Dream tale closes the piece with a businessman's reflection on imaginary troubles and a child's dream of sweets.
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