Daily News announces semi weekly publication and rates
The Daily News, an independent Frederick Md paper, lists staff and offices, announces a biweekly issue schedule, mailing and subscription rates, and mailing terms. It notes publication days, office contacts, and that all correspondence should go to The News in Frederick Maryland. The notice is dated Saturday November 2 1912.
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Frederick
Postotile
Kedelok
Roy W. Poole
Subcribers urged to report missed papers for service fixes
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue. The paper notes it is making efforts to improve service. It also lists locations where The News can be purchased including New Guy Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W 1 Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Hotel Braddock Braddock Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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S. Market St
Central
F. K. Schmidt
Patrick Street
Arington Hotel
Braddock
Zimmerman Bros
Patina Canal
United States
The Anti Turkish Spirit in America War Support
In New York Greek and Balkan immigrant communities raise funds for war against Turkey. A Serb farmer from Montana contributed 7.00 to aid the cause, praising fellow Serbs and pledging life if needed. The piece links Balkan independence efforts to a broader European war against oppression and cites Berlin as the 19th century crime backdrop.
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Turkey
Meicy
New York
Montana
Tada Mifin Yovanowieh
Monteneste
Macedonia
Albania
Crete
Aesean Islands
Berlin
Europe
Balkans
True hearted nations urged to avert another Berlin crime
A call to Christian peoples to unite against diplomatic misdeeds and press leaders to prevent a repeat of the Berlin episode, urging steadfast resolve and moral action by authorities and citizens alike.
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Berlin
Ragtime dances curbed by Chicago masters easing reform
A Chicago dispatch reports 72 dancing masters banning ragtime from halls and restricting dances to foxtrot and two step, aiming to curb ragtime’s influence and its perceived decline of music and dancing quality across cities.
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Pancengel
Washington
Chicago
New York
Merrinss Minutes Quote the Wise Gi On Time to Mend
A brief item recalls Merrinss Minutae with a playful reference to the Wise Gi declaring it is never too late to mend. The snippet signals a featherweight note in a local column about quotations and timely wisdom.
Divorce After 48 Years Stuns Readership in Paper
In comic snippets the Philadelphia Record notes a couple divorcing after 48 years of marriage while chuckling about vaudeville, baseball, and curious exchanges. The Washington Star quotes a light remark on entertainment's summer relevance as well as a playful chat among friends.
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Charley
Youngers
Torkins
Washington Star
A Few Wrings From the Wringer in Frederick
A humorous verse item from a former Frederick resident printed in The News. The verses celebrate Frederick’s growth, factories, streets, and people, with running gags about Lewis Rice and others and a playful warning to “watch out” for trouble.
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Frederick
Jon Eisenhauer
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item One
Local items from 1892 recount a Saint Day feast at Episcopal church with evening services led by Rev Osborne Ingle and Rev Braddock. Democrats met in Middletown, a St Johns Catholic observance occurred, bells tolled for the departed, hunters returned with game, and St James social featured Kemp Mall OX music and Hrersky program.
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Osborne Ingle
Braddock
St. James Rather
Bell
College Mass Meeting Boosts Progressive Democratic and Republican Candidates
At Woman's College chapel a mass meeting featured five minute talks by Miss Margaret Hunsacker for the Progressive Party, Miss Aliene Dechan for the Democrats, and Miss Adele Edmunds for Taft's Republicans. Attendees hailed Roosevelt, Wilson, and Taft as capable leaders amid spirited applause and marching out in campaign order. President Apple praised the college's political insight and urged voters to support their preferred candidate.
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Roosevelte
Johnson
Taft
T. R
Roosevelt
House
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Everett
Washington
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Roosevalt
Post
Trunsicker
Aliene Dechani
Hanover
Wison
Princeton
New Jersey
Anderson
Adele Edmunds
Republican Organization
Philadelphia
Apple
Woman's College
Telegraph operator kills Black farmer at Boyds station
In Montgomery County near Boyds, Harry Thomas, a colored farmer, was shot and killed by W. J. Lewis, a Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph operator, during a meat theft. An inquest found Lewis not to be criminally responsible. bail set at 500 dollars for November term.
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Boyds
Montgomery County
Harry Thomas
W. J. Lewis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Lewis
Stoward
Rockville
Arthur Mace
Among the Sick Improves and Others Ready to Out
Mr G Buckey of West South street is improving after illness. Mrs S L Rhoads of South Market is improving. Mr James Jr Karris of Ast Thira street, previously ill, is able to be out.
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G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
S. L. Rhoads
South Market Street
James Jr. Karris
Schroeder Injured by Bicycle Collision
Mr Schroeder a popular court crier was struck by a bicycle ridden by Clarence Herwig while crossing Patrick street in front of Seeger's store. He sustained an ugly cut over the bridge of the nose and a deep cut to the right hand with profuse bleeding. His left wrist was badly cut and he was attended by Dr Good ell.
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Clarence Herwig
Patrick Street
Seeger's
Mr. Schroeder
Herwig Boy
F. Goodell
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