The Daily News Subscription Rates and Address
The Daily News announces subscription prices for the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company edition in Frederick Maryland and the Weekly News. Rates include monthly and yearly options with advance payment and carrier delivery. The News office is linked to the telephone exchange and solicits correspondence from across the country.
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THE
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Moon's Phases and Pieces of War News
A miscellany of notes on civil affairs, rail prospects, and wheat quality contrasts from Hagerstown to Frederick counties. Reports cite General Lawton’s rout as rumor, a proposed electric railway extension, and a wheat premium. editorial remarks urge reforms in Pennsylvania school funding and delayed nominating processes. The piece also recounts lynching studies by Mr. Spahr and Rev. Dr. Hepworth, noting open-minded observations in the South and Georgia.
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Charles B. Spahr
America
Outlook
Concord
North Carolina
Spahr
George H. Hepworth
New York Herald
Hose lynching account and Southern tension in the South
The piece delivers a stark account of the Hose lynching, detailing a brutal home invasion, a mother forced to witness the assault on her family, and the survivor’s reaction. It reflects on Southern attitudes, the morality of lynching, and arguments about justice, social pressures, and the limits of condemnation.
Admiral Dewey Expected Home in July Amid Warm Welcome
Contemporary commentary notes Admiral Dewey is due home in July and jokes about Maryland hospitality. The Baltimore Herald and Baltimore American reference his return and a hot summer ahead, while The Independent touts its growing readership as proof of community trust.
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Admiral Dewey
Baltimore Herald
Maryland
Baltimore
Dmiral Dewey
America
Minutes of Merrdless and Distant Silly Exchanges
A fragmentary collage of humorous quips from newspapers and cartoons. Dialogue features a boy seeking a soda fountain and a cash register, a scolding about insults, and jokes on inventions and mistresses.
Faith Without Works Is Dead Debate Warns Against Quackery
From the New York Herald the piece condemns neglect of proven medical methods and calls on authorities to hold those promoting faith cure and disease neglect to account. It urges public attention to dangerous practices and timely action by health officials to curb deluded operators.
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The
New York Herald
Moments With The Muse The Dimensions Of His Love
Poem excerpt praising deep and high love compares affection to oceans and mountains. A joking note asks for work and finances, then shifts to a seasonal poem about spring and youth, urging timely joy and blossoming. Attributed to Lewis Morris, with classical imagery and rhythm.
Arrests in County Court Highlight Cruelty and Assault
Charles Jones, colored, was arrested by County Officer Brust for brutally assaulting his crippled 13 year old nephew. He faces a Wednesday hearing before Magistrate White as neighbors condemn the cruelty. Richard H Diggs, a colored man, was jailed after a brick strike on Arthur H Hammerslaugh near Fifth and Market Streets. Diggs denied the charge at a morning hearing and remains in jail without $200 bail pending grand jury action.
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Brust
White
Jones
Arthur H. Hammerslaugh
Baltimore
Richard H. Diggs
Hammerslaugh
Fifth and
Market Streets
Diggs
Bartholows and Star Hill Play 20 Inning Tie Breaker
Bartholows and Star Hill club battled all day at Bartholows. After twenty innings the score read four to one in favor of Bartholows. Rankles and Stewart formed the winning battery while Cockerly and Howard stocked the Star Url battery.
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Star Hill Club
Rankles and Stewart
Messrs. Cockerly
Howard
Try A Nen Foot Fase A Powder For Shines
An old advertisement claims a foot powder relieves swollen feet numbness and burning, firms tired feet and soothes blisters. It promises quick comfort with a trial package free and lists Arlen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York as the address.
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Arlen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Picnic Planned by Mountain City Lodge Members
Mountain City Lodge members plan a picnic at Braddock Heights. Arnold-Wells Co closed last week's voyage at City Opera House Saturday night and head to Hagerstown for a week. Wesley Bultzell directs workmen to remove Ramsburg store on Mast Third Street for a new three story warehouse. A broken wire in front of John Lipps property cut city lights for one and a half hours Saturday night. Ridgeley repaired the fault and power returned.
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Braddock Leighta
Arnold-Wells Company
City Opera House
Hagerstown
Wesley Bultzell
Willam H. Ramsburg
Mast Third Street
John Lipps
Ridgeley
John E. Sifford
Second and
East Sts
Second St
Sappington
Death toll rises from railroad accident in Frederick
Walter J. Ely, 27, died after injuries from a fall atop a freight car near Knoxville while returning from Martinsburg. He was captain of the United Fire Company band and his funeral will be held at Mt Olivet Cemetery with fire company representatives in attendance. Maria J. Gilpin, 70, widow of George I. Gilpin, died at home on West Third Street after general debility. Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Scott Schley Oden, 10 months old, died this morning. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. at East South Street home, Rev. T. Freeman Dixon officiating.
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George I. Gilpin
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Mt. Olivet
Scott Schley Oden
Melvin and
Mary Oden
East South Street
T. Freeman Dixon
School Appropriation Cut Sparks State Budget Debate
Harrisburg May 15 Governor Stone disclosed his action on the general appropriation bill. He trimmed the school allotment by 500,000 and added 1,000,000 for public schools, saving 1.5 million to reduce the commonwealth floating debt. He filed a statement outlining his reasons for disapproving some items and approving others amid a push to balance revenues of about 41.6 million with education costs totaling more than 6 million annually. The governor argues the generous school fund has burdened the state and aims to cut the appropriation to 11,000,000, hoping prior legislatures' allocations can still be paid.
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Stone
Ars Hose
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
The Liberty Fire Ravens Town Destroyed Frontage
A large blaze in Liberty Saturday morning severely damaged property along a two hundred foot frontage in the town center. Crowds from miles around watched the event as rain fell yesterday. No Emancipation Day celebration will be held in Frederick this year due to railroads not aiding crowd control with admission maps.
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Liberty
Frederick
Local Market and Miscellaneous Notes From Frederick
Wheat priced 71 cents a bushel and shelled corn at 3Scents per bushel in Frederick. Barrels for sale at $2. Red Hot croup and Civil War references appear, with scattered names like G. B. Steadman of Nox. Pantographs and remedies mention Browes and Burne. An up-to-date headline list for local buyers and a Victor Headache Specige ad are included.
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G. B. Steadman
Nox
Atk
Rocklen
A. L. Pesrre
H. S. Lasns
Market ST. Pe
F. J. Schroeder
State Board of Dental Examiners Meets in Frederick
The semi annual meeting of the State Board of Dental Examiners was held in Frederick in Dr Edward Nelsons office. Board members included Drs McCurdy Heussler Drew Helisler King and others. Twenty eight applicants for Maryland dental permits were examined and all passed except one given a second exam. The board elected McCurdy president and Heussler secretary treasurer and a dinner with forceps gifts followed at Dr Nelsons East Church street home.
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Edward Nelson
Nelson
Frederick IF. Drew
Joseph G. Helisler
Albert T. King
Baltimore
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Towson
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Euston
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Dyspepsia Cure Promoted With Stomach Health Claims
A newspaper item promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and related ailments, arguing the stomach is the key to overall health. It claims benefits for adults and children, notes price at 50 cents, and offers a free book and testimonials from F. A. Stuart Co. at Marshall, Michigan.
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Jennison
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
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