Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly Publication Details
The Frederick Daily News and the Semi Weekly News publish subscription rates and mailing options. Rates include 25 cents per month, 900 for four months, 150 for six months, and 3.00 per year. The paper offers city carrier and mail delivery in the United States and possessions. The News Office handles advertising and correspondence via the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange.
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Frederick
City
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Bateret
Pontoffica
Westons 1500 Mile Walk Opens From New York
Edward Payson Weston plans a 1500 mile trek from New York on June 2 aiming for Minneapolis by August 2. At 74 his vitality draws attention, with critics noting eccentricity yet praising fitness over sedentary living. The piece contrasts walking with heavy appetite for comforts and cites Mayor Gaynor’s long daily walk as example. Also notes ticketing for tonight’s Democratic nomination.
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Edward Payson Weston
New York
Minneapolis
Weston
Mayor Gaynor
Gaynor
Frederick Citizens Eye Best Men for Alderman Seats
Aldermania candidates and the Republican and Democratic tickets will feature a mayor, city clerk and five aldermen. Frederick voters should have the chance to select the best material, free from party emblems, and avoid poor choices. The piece urges civic duty and prudent nominations, recalling the 1911 drought as context.
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Aldermania
Ucked
Chy Register
Frederick
Minutes of Merriness and Elastic Currency Jokes
A collage of humorous newspaper quips with old time voices. The entries mix a court question about arrests, currency elasticity, a math pun about George Washington, a schoolroom joke about presidents and surveyors, and a simple street encounter about striking a boy with a retort on returning good.
Early college entry urged by Harvard president
The piece critiques President Lowell's call for students to enter life earlier, arguing high pressure and extended education delay success. It notes youth should be discreet yet pursue opportunities sooner, while warning about a generation shift toward independence for women and critiques of societal expectations.
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Terry
Charleston
Wnd
Gourier
Harry
Lowell
Harvard University
Carleton Dies Poor Yet Popular Poet Of America
From the Villadelphia Inquirer Wil Carleton died recently once widely read for ballads like Betsy and I Are Out and The Traveled Parson. Executors report a few hundred dollars in assets and debts. James Whitcomb Riley surpassed him in affection though he died with modest means.
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Villadelphia Inquirer
Wil Carleton
Big Country
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Carleton
Betsy
James Whitcomb Riley
Agene Field
High Cost of Living Satire by Edmund Cooke
A humorous lament on excess in society lampoons actors, singers, lawyers, and tourists while celebrating the few who produce and farm. The piece notes bloated living standards, lavish lifestyles, and widespread idle dreaming, ending with a call to real productive effort.
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ITV
Edmund Cooke
Frederick County Schools Close For Summer Vacation
Frederick County public schools end for summer with about 16 000 students free from studies for three months. 287 teachers oversee roughly 38 pupils each on average. High schools remain open for graduating classes, with commencements already held in some schools. Colored schools closed April 15, 1168 colored pupils and 21 teachers. Reopening September 8 is likely, with the last week of the Teachers Summer School extending into September. Two local men seek subscriptions for magazines offering a path to Michigan Agricultural College. Representing local Lutheran societies will attend the York conference, including Mrs Ulysses S S G Rupp and Miss Sadie Hahn.
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Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Items
A Frederick column from May 24 reports a Tanneries loss of about 2000 dollars due to a fire starting above the engine. A colored man, Charles White, was caught with a stolen harness near the Georgetown pike. Major Flemminis warns the Salvation Army to stop street dram behavior. Palmetto Tiara Brush Works issued temporary discharge notices.
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Caleb M. Leais
Georgetown Pike
Charles White
Frederick
Mr. VS. Levy
Chas. T. Laows
Baltimore stock market closing prices from Motter Bros Co
Market update shows latest stock quotes noon today with figures for major rail and utility issues including United Rys, Seaboard Air Line, Houston Oil, Maryland trusts, and Anacosti Potomac 5s. Notable entries include Seaboard Air Line Ist Pid 424, United Rys Cong 48.2, and Mercantile Trust on Power Notes, reflecting mid May trading activity and varied yields.
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New York Stocks and Alley Collision Incident
Last evening a horse pulling Ira E. Biser’s coal cart bolted in an alley near Hagan's blacksmith shop and ripped into Fourth Street at high speed. The colored driver was thrown as a dump wagon owned by John T. Best was struck, a wheel jumped into the wagon, and the horse finally fell near the Light Plant after a near straight run.
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Ira E. Biser
Hagan
Fourth Street
John T. Best
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Lowel held at mortuary chapel
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock for Mrs Annie Lowel at the Mortuary chapel conducted by Rev BE Huméuelbaugh. Obenderfer & Son pallbearers handled the arrangements and interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Miss Rebecca Rhoderick of East South Street is sick.
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Mortuary
BE. H. Huméuelbaugh
Obenderfer & Son
Mt. Olivet
Rebecca Rhoderick
East South Street
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