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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1904
Page
4
The Daily News lists subscription rates and delivery options. It notes annual mail price, carrier delivery in the city, and payment terms in advance. It mentions address for the News and solicitation of news from across the country.
Governor-elect William M. Douglas credits extensive, persistent advertising for his victory in Massachusetts. He says he ran his own campaign with help from advertising experts, keeping his issue before the public and leveraging newspaper stories of his life. The piece notes broader GOP use of advertising and its likely expansion.
The Cumberland Times and Baltimore American note voters favor a positive man in office who can win broadly. They cite Murray Vancoiver as Democratic Rate Committee chair and John B. Hanna as another party figure in the discussion.
The two Republican committees, led by gentlemen, reported no discreditable methods in the late campaign. They noted a platform plank on reducing Southern representation in Congress but found Roosevelt silent on it in his public utterances. His finance on party policy will likely be unlimited, and he won’t be hindered by a platform that was never actively used in the campaign.
A collage of joke snippets from various papers. A father asks about conceit while a son prattles about owes seven dollars. A widow wagers on a steals man and a husband laments his club hours. The tone mimics light satirical quips from multiple outlets.
A Darton News tirade condemns hotel graft by staff and guests while a Pittsburg Dispatch critique argues that nations settle disputes through law not private warfare. It contrasts corrupt hospitality with civilization’s preference for civil courts. The piece questions recurring military and feudal practices as primitive.
A reflective poem by Hxxry Van Dyre about a frost kissed autumn garden, aged soil, fading flowers, and human hope. The speaker recalls past lives, shared sorrow, and the idea that the tender voice of humanity keeps hearts connected as they walk the garden together.
The article describes a popular new card game in Arizona replacing poker for social drinking evenings. Origin details are unclear, but Prescott to Bisbee reporters note rapid growth, low stakes, and lively yet rule-variant play across Pearce and Tucson. Players wager drinks, with a 120-point system and three hands per deal, and the game fosters careful, analytic posthand discussion.
A Washington Star report recalls Potomac River as a premier bass stream but notes sawmills tanneries and pulp mills have polluted waters around Harper's Ferry Cumberland and downstream. Impacts include muddy shallows poisoned breeding grounds and vanished life. Efforts by Game and Fish Protective Association and local officials aim to curtail dumping and restore fish with legal action seen as likely.
John Key and Cornelius Taylor alias Butch Palmer, colored, faced arraignment after being jailed for larceny of a bolt of flannel from Neidig and Miller's dry goods store on North Market street. The cloth worth ten dollars allegedly sold minutes later to Miss Mary Mohriing on East Patrick street for sixty dollars. Arrest by Sheriff Young. saw it in The Newe.
A quiet churchyard is described as a place to quiet a troubled heart and reflect. A weathered stone bears the inscription aged fifty years with no name or date, provoking thoughts on memory, loss, and the sorrow of orphans. The poem laments neglected records and the human void left by time.
Annie Riordan youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Riordan near Libertytown died Tuesday morning of tuberculosis in her 27th year. Funeral at 10 from St Peters Catholic Church with Rev Wheeler WIllane. Rev Wheeler resigns Woodsboro Lutheran pastorate to take Taneytown Lutheran post, to end duties around December 12. Also mentions Love Feasts at Rocky Ridge and German Baptist Brethren church events.
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