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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1908
Page
4
The page shows subscription rates for the Frederic Daily News and a notice about carrier delivery. It notes monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices and references the paper’s office and mail correspondence, with directions for submitting advertisements and editorial items.
Frederick residents denounce the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for altering the first morning mail arrival. Businesses fear disruption to routines and seek restoration of the discontinued mail train. Four Baltimore citizens urge taxpayers to oppose the Benson bill, arguing funds be spent honestly on road improvements and not political manipulation.
The text notes that Tait is likely the Republican nominee to succeed Roosevelt, while New York Republicans endorse Governor Hughes. Critics say Hughes’s stance in office and in politics is unpopular among many, making the endorsement notable though not sought by Hughes himself. The resolutions praise Hughes as a Lincoln type man.
A tribute lauds a fearless public servant for honesty and duty, praising his strong individuality and pristine motives. The piece proclaims he embodies republican traditions and will guide the nation with courage and integrity.
A 1987 Frederick Maryland trend sparks complaints about state options to force city road construction. The Taneytown Record laments Gov Crothers and lawmakers for threatening Baltimore with costly measures that could paralyze business and push residents to support county initiatives.
Fragmented dialogue scenes show mock trials of candidates and social banter. Names like Oldgit Buiker and Werberly appear amid garbled chatter about politics and courtly prestige. The snippet hints at a local social sketch with playful accusations and witty only half-formed remarks.
From the New York Globe a discussion questions whether business ethics have improved. It cites 1895 to 1907 embezzlement figures from New York surety companies, noting large losses and varying recovery amounts, and contrasts private vs public perspectives on moral risk and prosecutions in banking and trust firms.
A literary fragment reflects on a muse and music with early lines to a poem about ongoing singing and healing imagery. An inset advert promotes PazO ointment claiming to cure piles in days with money-back guarantee.
A late 19th century lecture outlines England's rural poor, comparing the peasantry to the United States in moral qualities, schooling, and workhouse attitudes. It notes the evolving power of the Squirearchy, school access, and reforms affecting poverty relief as the fifth talk is scheduled for March 13 at a college hall.
One of the season’s prettiest weddings took place Wednesday at a Methodist church in Enimitsi hamlet when Lutrie Maiers daughter of Mr and Mrs AL Matthews became the bride of Miss Bessie Brown shown as marry. Groom’s best man was Mrs John Matthews. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Keontz with a largely decorative church and a reception at the bride’s home afterward. The couple will reside in Baltimore where the groom works for the American Typefounders Company.
Obituaries note the deaths of C Thomas Browning at Garfield Memorial Hospital in Washington and Alvin Hoffman at home in Harness Grove with services at Olivet cemetery. Helen May Stine dies at home of her parents with Mt. Olivet cemetery interment. Y M C A meeting details recount Rev Dr Miller from Philadelphia addressing a large gathering, with notes on attendance, music, and future plans for youth outreach.
The Bank traces its origins to March 1808 when a board elected J Trier as first president and has served the community since, enjoying steady deposits and profits. The notice, from Opp. Court House Frederick Maryland, invites patronage for the future.
Lins obtains letters of administration from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Md on the estate of Harriet E Gilson late of Frederick County Md Creditors must present claims by October 1908 or be barred by law from their share. Debts owed should be paid immediately. C Alberts solicits trust business.
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