Frederick Daily News promotional notice and postage rates
The Frederick Daily News announces carrier delivery and mail subscription options. Rates are 25 cents monthly, 1.56 for four months, or 5.00 per year. It notes a semi weekly edition mailed in advance for 1.00 per year and invites cash with subscriptions. The paper is connected to the Chesapeake Potomac Telegraph Exchange and requests news from readers nationwide.
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Freddrick Daily News
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Memorial to Barbara Frietchie and six year term proposal noted
The Frederick News describes plans to memorialize Barbara Frietchie in Mt Olivet cemetery and urges local cooperation. It also discusses the judiciary committee's favorable view of a constitutional amendment to extend the presidential term to six years and bar immediate reelection, noting historical support and objections and possible implications for inauguration timing.
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House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Weather and dates influence inauguration planning
Discussion notes that mild late April weather in Washington favors planning around April inaugurations rather than March 4. It notes Washington was first inaugurated on April 30 and argues constitutional amendments on this issue have failed. Proposes combining two provisions in one bill to improve passage chances.
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Washington
Hospital for the Blues Promises Free Admission Worldwide
A dispatch from Cateago Orean Bostonia reports a new hospital for mental depression, claimed to be the first of its kind. It treats blues as physical illness, offers free admission, and emphasizes exercise as cure, with a skyward ceiling and celestial decor throughout.
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Cateago
Orean Bostonia
Blues
May Days and Justice in the Hillside South
Excerpts reflect on May’s beauty and vitality while Virginia acts firmly against the Allen gang murders in Hillville. Maryland notes heavy rainfall, and editors urge swift justice to deter lawlessness across Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee as news travels through the mountains.
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Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Virginia
Allen
Hillville
Floyd Allen
Kentucky
Tennessee
Baltimore
Merriness and Mirth in Comic Exchanges Recalled
A collection of humorous quotes from various papers illustrates wit on statesmanship time zones attire and calendars. Jests contrast silk hats wedding frock coats and Sunday clothes with light social observations and rapid-fire banter.
Schedule of Home Games and Dates
Satirical quip frames a sports schedule between a dentist, chiropodist and lawyer. The piece references home games and the idea of a schedule, using office banter as humor. It hints at a Cleveland Plain Dealer style of satirical reporting without listing explicit game dates.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
The First Warm Day Across Spring Fields
Poem notes the first warm spring day, savoring outdoor chores and signs of nature. A robin, whitewashed fence, and hillsides awaken as song drifts from distant meadows. May Day prompts playful verse on changing seasons and springtime cheer.
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office May 18 1913
The Frederick City Post Office lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday May 18 1913. Gentlemen and Ladies lists include William L Gilbert T F Head Hinken & Son H E Mitchell P McCune Chas A Ritchie James W Roberts Ur B Holly Smith Mrs Burnham Mrs Katie Cole Mrs Mary Fitzhugh Miss Mary Poole Miss Mattie Smith Mrs John Shaffer Miss Ellen Shenk Miss Darabeth Day Tyler Annie Walker. Remaining letters may be claimed by calling for Advertised letters. unclaimed within two weeks are sent to the dead-letter office.
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Frederick City
William L. Gilbert
T. F Head
Hinken & Son
H. E Mitchell
T. F P. McCune
Chas. A. Ritchie
James W. Roberts
Holly Smith
Mra Burnham
Katie Cole
Mary Fitzhugh
Mary Poole
Mattie Smith
John Shaffer
Ellen Shenk
Darabeth Day, Tyler
Annie Walker
Frederick Remakes Old Garnhart House and Carnival Night
Frederick notes from May 20 1892 recount Karl Wertheimer removing the old Garnhart house on East Third Street with local lore about its age. The Frederick City Shoe Factory sale at City Hotel nets 4100 dollars to Werthemer. A Merchants Carnival at City Opera House thrills attendees with May Lampe crowned queen. Jackson of Mt Pleasance dies from leg amputation complications.
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Karles Wertheimer
Garnhart
East Third Street
Roy
Frederick City
City Hotel
Charles Werthemer
City Opera House
May Lampe
Rockwell Terrace
Young & Staley
Frederick
Leanne Ee
E. Guy Albaugh
Boy Dies After Jumping Freight Trains Near Pleasant View
Horace Thomas Gunes aged 13 of Pleasant View was killed when he failed to hold on to a fast Baltimore and Ohio freight train. He and several companions had been jumping on and off trains, becoming skilled at the trick. The engine No. 4919 connected freight struck him, severing both legs above the knee and fracturing his skull. He died about an hour later at home with doctors summoned. Justice Day deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Horace T. Gunes
Horace Thomas Gunes
Pleasant View
Baltimore and Ohio
Ganes
Joseph Thomas
Adamstown
Hume
Horace Gunes
R. R. Day
Court records show executions and road postings in Maryland
In the circuit and orphan's court records Edwin C. Markell executor to Arianna Bell at 3708 in Frederick city. Marriage license listed for Thomas S. Brown and Dessie W. King of Purdam Montgomery county. LB F Goodrich Company road-posting crew will post main route between Washington and Philadelphia via Baltimore and routes from Baltimore to Annapolis Gettysburg via Westminster and to Hagerstown via Frederick this month.
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Edwin C. Markell
Arianna Bell
Frederick ‘City
Ticen Bes
Thomas S. Brown
Dessie W. King
Purdam
Montgomery County
Thia
LB. F. Goodrich Company
Maryland
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Annapolis
Gettysburg
Westminster
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected by Motter Bros
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros and Co Bankers and Brokers May 26 1972 ae 103 100% A Co L Con 48 Anacostia Potomac Cons Fi 101% Cons Cotton Duck 55 76 Cons Power 414 Con Gas 44s OT Georgia Alabama 58 5 1064 GBS ttds Incomes Houston Oil Co Houston Oil Now Ptd Houston Oil Div Ob Md Electric Ry 58 6 2006 North Portsmouth Somerset Coal Sparrow Point 4 Seaboard Air Line Ist 4s Seaboard Air Line Common 2h Seaboard Air Line Ist Ptd 5213 United Rys Cons 43 United Rys Income United Rys Funding of United Rys Certificates Western Maryland 1st 49 Nor Central F&C Gs Md Trust Continental Mercantile Trust Ful Dep Con Power Notes 2 100 Citizens Bank 424 GON us 2 154Y Fairmont Coal 96% Lineage Railways 3s LODTY Md Del Va Pid 19% Houston Inv Ob oo A thousand tongues could not express the gratitude of Mrs Cox for her wonderful perseverance from an awful fate Paploid pneumonia had left me with a dreadful cough Sometimes I had such awful coughing spells I thought I would die If I could get no help from doctors or medicines till I used King s New Discovery Bar Trave myle to this remedy for I scarcely cough at all now Quick and safe This is the most Terrible throat and lung medicine Every bottle guaranteed at and 400 Trial bottle free at Pearree s Pharmacy
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New York Stocks Quotations From Metter Bros Co
New York stocks were listed with quotations supplied by Metter Bros Co. The report shows price levels and changes for key issues, reflecting market activity for the trading day. Specific price figures and movers are provided in the published list.
Among the Sick Confined to The House
Mr Walter Zeigler who had been quite sick the past week is able to be out. Miss Mildred Young who had treatment at City Hospital has recovered and returns to her home on West Firth street.
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Walter Zeigler
Mildred Young
City Hospital
West Firth Street
Local Pavement Work and House Refinishing Noted
A new pavement is being laid before Mr Charles Fisher’s residence by a crew under Charles Kreb. Mrs C B Howard’s East Second Street house woodwork is being repainted by Mehrl F Moberly and J Pierpont Morgan, tied to a noted Cincinnati dinner during the Church Congress where Morgan praised advertising power. He urged ads be a salesman in print and warned if not they fail in their essential mission.
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Fisher
Charles Kreb
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cincinnati
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