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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
3
An incomplete historic page notes the Daily News Frederick Maryland with staff roles and subscription details. It also references political figures and sensational arrest news, mentioning T. Lawson and a Bluebeard figure Jonas Bocu in a jumbled, melodramatic context.
Chairman Shonts explains canal commission must buy where cheapest under current law, a view echoed by Taft. Congress failed to act, leaving open the possibility that American manufacturers may be protected in domestic sales while foreign purchases proceed for Panama. The New York Tribune notes price disparities between domestic and foreign markets and defends the practice as necessary, with Panama treated as a foreign market and country.
Fragmented clippings reference amusing lines about attending Baltimore events and Philadelphia pace, plus a remark on Annapolis dating prospects and Oklahoma brides. The tone mimics a rural or small town paper compiling brief society notes and humorous blurbs from multiple cities.
A collage of comic snippets from 19th century papers. Jokes about sleep, vision, marriage, manners, and a quip from a Chicago News doctor on patient will. The snippets showcase witty banter and character observations across periodicals.
Washington Star reports improving health of Secretary Hay after his European trip. If doctors clear him, he will resume leading the State Department amid looming international affairs and Asia policy, with his経験 and prestige viewed as essential for US diplomatic work. The piece stresses his need to stay active and engaged in public duties.
A compact collection presents two poems by Alfred Tennyson and an attributed verse on the average man. The first laments a deserted house as life and thought depart, while the second mocks conventionality and celebrates hidden passions within the average person as described in a New York Globe column.
A view of the Army Correspondents Memorial on South Monon near Gap celebrates its dedication. Townsend funded arch construction with contributions from five army correspondents and eight newspapers totaling under 5000 dollars. The 16 foot arch stands as the centerpiece with paths to Barkittsville Middletown Pleasant Valley. Oct 16 1596 dedication featured Goy Lowndes. Photographer notes Mr T C Harbaugh and Masher Carl Rhoderick appear in foreground.
A lively May week rundown notes spring events in town. It covers school commencements and gowning, dances at the Heights, piano recitals at the Women’s College, a Historical Society meeting, outings and socials at St John’s Library, and upcoming May processions and festivals. It mentions street improvements, hospital union talk, Bouhta of Pythias gathering, and garden scenes around the area.
Samuel Berkhaimer formerly of the Hotel O Bold Hanover Pa and manager of the Groff House in this city was jailed at York Pa on charges including cobbing the Hanover hotel safe and other crimes. He has been released on bond posted by Samuel Klinodiner and William Jones.
A busy morning in the market shows improved tone with strawberries, pineapples, bananas, and assorted vegetables and fruits in ample supply. Prices are listed for eggs, fowls, butter, meats, and dairy, with details on apples, oranges, bananas, and more. A two month old in Washington county dies after a rat attack, with a note on blood poisoning risk and a remedy from Arnica Salve.
A May Frederick County Historical Society talk recounts the Gatuctin Dragoons formed in 1840 for the Mexican War. Maj. George Coat Biser led Jefferson Md volunteers under Maj. Edward Sohley, with Lt. Alfred Schley and others. Scott inspected the battalion, praising its discipline, while veterans recall friendships, reunions, and notable marches.
The B and O Railroad rebuilds on the south side of the Knoxville tracks replacing the old Mann store with a modern depot and shops. A concrete foundation is laid and carpenters work on a handsome frame building to serve traveling public. Also noted: Miss Madeline Pampel, daughter of P. Frank Pampel, earned a gold class medal as a trained nurse from Maryland General Hospital. The paper encourages readers to turn unwanted items into cash via classified ads.
Opponents of the Philadelphia gas lease plan public meetings across all wards. A municipal reform committee and its Nine Committee formed to oppose the lease, appointing a three member sub committee to arrange sessions. They vow to mobilize opposition and urge voters to reject the measure. Mayor veto awaited as organizers press ahead with protests.
A Reading railway express car attached to the Royal D line train at Rydal, Pa, ran at 50 mph when it caught fire from an unknown cause. The car, loaded with Panama hats bound for New York dealers, burned completely. Bethayres fire company fought the blaze but could not extinguish the flames due to the highly inflammable goods.
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