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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented preview notes a senatorial encounter on the program as newspapers echo party tensions. Maryland Republicans face defeat and unity debates mirror national disputes while other items reference voter registration law and ballot purity.
Fragmented newspaper text laments that pollita would unleash hordes of opinion and fake forecasts to scare officials from drastic interference with special interests and election manipulation. It attributes praise to a wing ahead of its time per the Tansytown Record.
A Robertson of clipped quips and quick comebacks spans jokes about kleptomania appendicitis and new bats. Lines include a jest about a man facing surgery and a partner’s wealth test. A playful exchange features a patent burner claim and a dealer’s gas savings clarification.
An editorial arguing against Tammany Hall in Chicago politics. It advocates uniting Republicans and Democrats year after year to protect the city, calling for a strong anti-Tammany Democracy and equal partnership between parties in cleansing municipal government.
A poetic reminiscence from Wassixaton Star and Walter Savage Lane. The piece contrasts bright hopeful verses with a retrospective sigh about a mother and child, invoking memories of youth and tenderness and the ache of time. It frames longing through lyrical fragments and nostalgic imagery.
An old notice urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup as soon as a child develops a croupy cough. It claims the remedy relieves the cough quickly and prevents attacks, noting it is pleasant to take and available from A. L. Poarre.
A historical notice describes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for bad colic and throat irritation or inflammation. Sold by A. Le Pearre, the listing emphasizes relief and accessibility in the period’s medicine advertisements.
Frederick county digger Jacob Hindle ships twenty three pounds of ginseng to Baltimore at five fifty per pound and hauls sixty pounds of snakeroot while noting ginseng scarcity. Meanwhile at City Opera House Carroll Comedy Company staged The Green Ferred Monster before a good crowd with entertaining acts and a harp performance by Lavette Sacca ment.
Rumor from a trusted source claims the Northern Central Railway may discontinue the afternoon short-run train between Frederick and Bruceville and perhaps morning runs. The move would shift travel to the Baltimore and Ohio and affect relations with the Western Maryland line, though local agents deny current plans. Businessmen are urged to watch for any official announcements and respond if needed.
Charles F Wantz of Emmitsburg died at his son James Wantz home near Rocky Ridge on November 1 age 69 survived by five children James R M Wantz Robert Wantz John Wantz Mrs William Aoser and Mrs Cora Bitzenberger funeral held at ME church conducted by Rev G O Harris burial in Methodist cemetery A J Carpenter died at home near Pearl from dropsy aged 63 survived by widow and three sons funeral Mt Carmel conducted by Rev Hill pallbearers named Interment Mt Carmel cemetery C O Ostry funeral director Mrs Lilia Sullivan wife of Thomas J Sullivan died at home 1612 Guilford Ave Baltimore aged 88 funeral from home to St Ignatius Homan Catholic church solemn requiem high mass burial Most Holy Redeemer cemetery
A damaged ad lists a large assortment of household goods for sale at 54 East Patrick Street including beds wardrobes washstands bureaus carpets rugs and a large desk plus stoves and kitchen rangs. Also offered are watches brooches cuff buttons and stick pins along with souvenirs of Frederick. Eyes examined with satisfaction guaranteed and highest cash prices paid for Wheat Corn Rye and Ost. Both phones. Orders solicited.
News from the state notes midshipmen at the Naval Academy began battle drills near the Potomac River around Williamsport. Other items report a fire at O B Moore's residence near St James Station, a candidate for Maryland House of Delegates, the death of Samuel Vaughan of Wales in Pekin Allegany county, and a shooting injury at 1735 West Lombard Baltimore with Edward Martin under arrest.
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