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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
1
The Weekly News outlines carrier and mail delivery within the city and across the United States for 1.00 per year. Subscriptions require advance payment and accompanying inducements.
Misouri returns broaden Folk victory as Governor elect gains support despite graft scandals. Text notes Governor-elect Folk faced opposition from both parties while reform sentiment grows in the state. Voters show preference for clean government amid recent corruption controversies.
Secretary Taft reiterates his reputation for statesmanship in commenting on Tuesday's election. He warns that a sweeping Republican victory followed by a decisive defeat next year could erode party self restraint and harm the country, urging the party to guard against such a danger. Taft is rumored for the Supreme Court and could still be Cabinet-bound, while Roosevelt rules out another nomination, spotlighting Taft as a leading 1968 presidential prospect.
Contemporary comment notes the Roosevale works generate a fresh round of testimonials and endorsements, cited by the Baltimore Sun. The clipping hints at praise and reaction from readers and critics, reflecting ongoing reception.
The piece comments on national political attention turning to the campaign and calls for unity to curb evil, citing England as an example and urging patriotic, cross party effort. It reflects on office seekers and the political climate after elections with civil service reforms affecting patronage.
A collection of dated quips and gags from various papers, including a tease about whisky adulteration and light humor about religious preachers and social scenes. Names and places drift among snippets, reflecting a newspaper page of sketchy cartoon humor.
A Chicago Record Herald dispatch notes operators in Wall Street markets pursue personal gain, disappointing those who supported them. The Denver Republica adds Roosevelt and Taft favor peaceful, honorable arbitration, hinting at new treaties with civilized powers pending Senate ratification.
A verse fragment ponders the meaning of wealth, fame, and life as ashes if unlived. It contrasts mortality with fleeting glory and ends affirming value in happiness and steadfast truth. Then a surreal string of dream vignettes follows, including a barbershop, a night watchman, a waiter, and a fearful humorist, each reliving anxieties. A New Orleans Times Democrate ad copy mentions whiskey as a remedy, ending with The Buffalo.
The long chase for the high wheel record ends as Major Delmar’s 207 pace at Memphis cements his status ahead of Maud S. His 207 mile proves superior to the old 2083 mark, with supporters noting the era’s pacing and equipment changes. Delmar now holds all major trotting records, surpassing historic queens.
A 1905 note reports a former Maver in Charlottesville, Virginia, facing hanging January 20, 1905, after contention over a new trial motion. The fragment touches on a murder verdict, court procedures, and appeals, with assorted local items including medical ads and remedies.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE New Midway describes Blaze Away Gon Club meeting on South Mountain near Deerfield. Members led by Wm Wogaman treasurer J O Krenner Frees McLain William Boone and William Midlalo with Mrs McLain provisioning meals, camp fires, and hunting success. Also mentions local visits and a stork birth, a horse comment, a debt note, and Vermont political results.
Prince Saduaruo Pushin, cousin to the Japanese emperor, landed aboard the Manchuria and reached a Washington hotel two hours later. He declined interviews at the hotel, calling the visit a courtesy gesture. A seven-member suite accompanied him as he prepared for talks with the president.
Scranton reports the anthracite strike commission finds miners should receive a seven percent advance on October selling prices. The rise, six percent above September, is tied to October tidewater coal at four dollars eighty five cents per ton. The note adds unrelated items on the Spanish-American War and a New York financial syndicate.
A Frederick notice recounts Mrs Frank Buckey of 68 East Sixth Street praising Dean’s Kidney Pills for long standing back pain and kidney trouble. After trying many medicines the remedy reduced back pain and stopped kidney secretions. She invites inquiries for details and notes price and distribution by Wester Milbaro Co Buffalo NY as US agents.
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