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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News notes its sale points at New City Hotel Guckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St General Restaurant J K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel and similar outlets. The note identifies multiple distribution locations for the independent newspaper.
In recent years some cities hold parades of work horses to honor their roles in farming. The piece notes the working horse as a supreme agriculturist, deserving kindness and humane treatment, with auto adoption unlikely to replace him. It suggests local communities host such functions to teach humane principles and celebrate equine servants.
The official announcement yesterday states the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will upgrade its freight terminal in the city soon, seen by Towal of Freerick as a firm assurance of part payment on a heavy overdue debt.
The Carroll Record notes a push for improved passenger terminals and freight infrastructure as railroads debate upgrades. Local lines face competition and fear of unfavorable business changes, while Frederick eyes timely improvements from B&O and NC RR to boost city growth and trade.
Diogenes hurries down the street dragging a man by the coat collar and asks if it is Tim. An older man answers that Tim is a lawyer who cannot grasp the Standard 687 decision. The scene is recounted with wry humor about status and ambitions, noting petty misjudgments and social pretensions.
The Ginejyaati Enquirer notes a worldwide trend to move toward farming and industrial work. It observes industrial districts drawing labor, with nations competing in commerce and manufacture to gain political and financial power.
The piece advocates prompt generous support for fresh air funds of charities to aid the sick and poor during the heat. It notes these charities rely on volunteer contributions and urges all to give a little to lessen suffering in the hot months. It also criticizes corruption in banking and mentions pardons for Morse and Walsh, and a remark on avoiding dentist visits due to fear of pain.
The B and Q freight men visit a town talk of roads and a new F R station. They note the east Patrick street parcel and the plan to fill it with a freight station. A dove from the ark brings glad news that one new station will be built as towns unite in song.
The poem describes a serene mountain morning and a peaceful nightfall with natural details. It notes sunlit peaks, robin songs, blossoms, dew, roses, and the scent of spring. The speaker offers gratitude to God for another dawn and another night, ending with a warm hearth.
Local column from May 27, 1894 notes street name change from Park Row to Park Place in the northwest addition. John Nichols at Point of Rocks was robbed. burglars entered the place and left with a safe untouched containing 360 dollars. They forced Nichols to a railroad and watched them board a freight train. Charlotte Muling Company of Frederick incorporated with capital 5400 dollars, to operate in Emmitsburg.
A weekend Y M C A circus in Frederick drew large crowds with sixteen acts including tight rope, diving, trapeze, and Daredevil Chew. The show featured gymnasium displays by local athletes, a daring incline ride, a popular African Dip, and a boxing finale with Jim Jeffries against Jack Johnson. Much credit goes to H B Clarke for organizing the event and the pony contest awarded prizes to Kemp, Cullers, and Fraley with judges Thon, Baughman, and Frr.
Grain market notes show price movements for May wheat July wheat and September wheat along with July and September corn. market terms and session details appear truncated but indicate price actions and bids from Chicago trading pits.
Fragmentary bank document shows terms Reserve 3 Loans 1 Deposits 1 Circulation 1 Legals and specied notes. The text is garbled with stray letters and missing values but indicates a financial security ledger section with bank terms and possible stamp or note markers. No clear dates or firms are identifiable in readable form.
New York stocks reported with quotations furnished by Motter Broa. & Co. Market activity and price movements are summarized from the latest data provided by the brokerage firm, reflecting early trading on the exchange.
Motter Bros. & Co. bankers and brokers report noon quotes May 27 1911 for a range of securities including Cotton Duck Gas Coal Cotton Duck Ist 4s Georgia Alabama 5s Seaboard Air Line Ist 45 Seaboard Company common and second preferred units United Rys issues Western Maryland Ist 4s and several bank and trust company notes.
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