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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

4

Subiiered Details for The News in Frederick Md 1908

The News announces delivery options and subscription rates for The Daily News and The Weekly News. Subscriptions cost 30 cents a month or 19 dollars for five months with advance payment. The paper is mailed within the United States, with a yearly option of 50 dollars. The office notes carter delivery, advertising, and submission of news through correspondence from all parts of the country. The issue date is Thursday May 21, 1908.

Thos. Sexier Rowan Secr. & Macager Tex Fesorei United States Tee Msti Jeter Weiss Frederick

Pennsylvania Democrats Vote on Delegates for Convention

The article notes a contest over delegate selection for estronal conventions and mentions Taz Michigan delegates instructed to vote for Mr Bryan until nomination, with indications that Bryan’s nomination is unlikely.

Pennsylvania Taz Michigan Mr Bryan Tha

Warning by a Banker on Corporate Influence in Government

A prominent New York banker, Heert Glews, warned in Manchester New Hampshire that politics are increasingly shaped by large corporations and banking interests. He argued railways and banks seek to control federal policy by capital power, aiming to run the government while claiming public benefit. He urged the public to guard against such covert influence in a plutocratic state.

Fife Congress Heert Glews New York Manchester N. H Clews Sig

State budget groups set to probe summer tariff tasks

The Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means panel will examine tariff issues this summer. Critics want stronger revision, while some resist. The Governor should visit state institutions incognito to assess operations without notice. The Baltimore News notes Crothers’ success in abolishing champagne at a board meeting.

Hosses Senate Ways and House Hagerstown Herveet Crothers

Governor Crothers Probes State Institutions Without Notice

The Baltimore American notes Governor Crothers visits state institutions unannounced to judge their true condition. It criticizes prior boards for viewing duties as honors, and argues advance notices let managers clean up and hide deficiencies, while sudden visits reveal genuine conditions and ensure accountability.

Dore Hwabre Baltimore Sun Covernor Crothers Baltimore American

Merriness Minutes and Quips Across Papers

A collage of humorous lines from 1920s papers. Jests about spilled milk, kitchen quarrels, accidental Esperanto, a singer’s voice, farm hands, and a city quartet appear in brief quotes from Boston Trin stripe Philadelphia Press Yonkers States TM Chicago Record-Herald and The Catholic Standard and Times.

Border Catholic Standard and Times

The Voice of the Press Indiana's Latest From Kansas City Times

A collage of brief items citing literary notes and opinions from multiple papers. Topics include Berlin intellect vs action, Navy and magazine explosions, Draft talk linked to Gov. Johnson, Democratic strategy in Congress, and fire waste concerns. Also mentions mining deaths and railroad dangers, with a California reader’s anecdote about Ruthlen's Arica Salves.

Moments With The Muse The Blue And The Gray

Two soldiers meet in a Decoration Car and speak of peace and shared sacrifice. They recall fighting together, honoring comrades, and clinging to the emblem of their nation as mortality shadows them. The poem reflects on life, death, and the mystery of what lies beyond.

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The Work of Death Mrs Eetihilga Hadley dies suddenly

Mrs Erthilds Ritter Bradley died suddenly yesterday afternoon of heart disease at her home on West South Street. She was the youngest daughter of the late Alfred and Cath Ritter. Survived by two sons William H and Upton S Braney, one brother Alfred Ritter, three sisters Mrs Rose Jones and Mrs Clayton C Keedy and B Gregg Custis of Washington. Funeral on Weather Moon at 4 with services at the house and interment Mt Rivet Cemetery. Cottage Leased Ward Haffner Leimerman Dertzbaugh Jebherm Schroeder Rosenour take Edgewood Cottage Braddock Heights after June 1.

Eetihilga Hadley Erthilds Ritter Bradley Lis West South Street Bradley Alfred Cathtring E. Ritter Witliam H Upton Braney Alfred Ritter Rose Jones Clayton C. Keedy B. Gregg Custis Washington Mt. Rivet Cemetery

Case for Records assem bled in clerk of circuit court

All additions steel case and rack for records and books has been placed in the office of the clerk of the circuit court. It was put together by Mr. Robert Cia baugh of Washington formerly of this city.

Circuit Court Robert Ciabaugh Washington

Fearful forecast on Christendom from historical study

Professor R M Center from the University of Michigan warned at the Episcopal congress in Detroit that historical research may reshape understanding of Jesus. He asserted that the New Testament contains many discrepancies and that we know little of Jesus, suggesting future criticism could shock readers and redefine Christian origins. Arbutus preservation urged in Vermont as Ludlow Tribune notes scarce blooms and advises careful harvesting by adults and children to avoid harm to the plant.

Wenley R. MM. Center University of Michigan Episcopal Congress Detroit Jesus Vermont Ludiow Ludlow Tribune

Dr Kings Secret Remedy Backed By Ohio Man

Mr E Humpmer of Adams and Pike counties praises Dr Kings Men Opens new relief claims. He says it cured his cough and sore spots and improves vitality. The medicine is sold at Peatre's Modern Pharmacy with a 50 cent and 1 dollar price and a trial bottle free under guarantee.

E. Humpmer Omega Adams County Telephone Co Home Telephone Co Pike County Dr. King Garantee Peatre Modern Pharmacy

Wax Lifesize Army Life Figures Stir War Department Plans

The War Department in Washington authorizes artistic wax reproductions showing U S soldiers in camp and barracks. Major General Aleshire issues the order, with a New York firm crafting lifelike scenes for display in depots and near quartermaster offices. Figures depict chess and checkers games among cavalry and infantry, mess halls, and YMCA facilities, capturing life on posts with accurate detail.

War Office United States Army War Department Washington New York Ocean Aleshire Oeife Young Men's Christian Association Sarsaparilla

Frederick CountyBank in Marsand at year end 1908

Frederick County National Bank at Frederick in the state of Marsand closes its books for the year ending August 1908. The article notes the bank's status at year end and references local financial activity in Frederick.

Mae Frederick County National Bank Frederick Marsand Oustness Saris Maryland Ees Soerces

Fragmented Far and Mech TL Bank Ledger Fragment

Partial OCR ledger of a bank balance sheet showing assets and liabilities. Highlights include loans, U S bonds, premiums, and reserves. Mentions capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, deposits, and due to other banks, with scattered numeric figures and headings. The text reflects a historical financial record with illegible portions.

U.S Agene Learing House aKes National Bank Talmdurel Depo Hurley Aid Dail GEO. T. Baumgardner G_WESLEY KINDLEY NLP George Ote Charles AL Itians

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