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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1905
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines circulation details and mailing options. It notes subscription plans, rates, and mail handling, including monthly and ten month terms, with addresses directed to the Frederick office.
The piece notes reform sentiment in Pennsylvania and widespread testing of voting machines in Chicago and New Jersey. It cites rapid returns, with Chicago completing tabulation within 29 minutes and New Jersey finishing by 9 30, while debates over cost and broader adoption continue.
A period piece notes that no elections will occur in 1905 and questions political predictions. It mocks civic leisure and contemplates gubernatorial runs and suffrage timelines, reflecting editorials from Baltimore papers. It cites Grosvenor’s cautious stance and remarks on women’s voting prospects.
A lively dialogue features He declaring defiance of the world and a reluctant suitor. Miss Goussip hints at betrothal to Miss Bazley as Mr Bachelor asserts readiness for marriage. Wile questions angel pictures while Hubey seeks comfort in the thought.
A collage of archaic snippets shows lineups of quirky quotes about fashion staying the same, delays in marriage proposals, and witty exchanges. It mentions Maude Jick Haggins, Jack, Columboer Dispatch, Maz the Obatr Doctor, and a joke about counting to sleep in a satirical tone.
A fragmented excerpt discusses graft and thief labels in city crime rhetoric. It covers rising anti political sentiment in Philadelphia New York and San Francisco and analyzes railroad regulation debates with references to Hearst and socialism. The piece notes strong partisan friction and the high stakes in Congress amid broader reform talk.
A mixed page fragment features poetry by Josephine Preston Peabody about a universal rose and sameness, plus a conversational pep talk about patience and happiness. Advertisements urge Catarrh cures from Bell’s, Dr King’s New Life Pills, and other remedies, ending with a prompt to say you saw it in The News.
A flag X Rar machine stalls at Frederik City Hospital. Water main on Derr’s alisy being repaired to prevent winter freezing. Mr. T. O. Mateny of West Patrick fires hosts 11 birds and 3 rabbits. Thanksgiving dance for Frederick youths set for Wednesday, November 29. The Unatted Fire Company plans a by laws meeting tonight. Leander Burke property on Court street under repair by Michzel Kennedy and crew. Postmaster Rockstils faction ships nosse carriage and rest of the Jaster Fire Esgipse Company via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
William Fritz eighteen died after being crushed between a care and a freight train while trying to visit home on Sunday November 5. He worked for Shoemaker and Harrison on the Alberton B and O improvements. He left survivors including parents three sisters and one brother. Funeral services were held at Pine Grove church Mr Airy conducted by W Hartsley with pallbearers named and arrangements by L T Lewis.
Elias Esriz a veteran goose bone weather prophet of Reading Pennsylvania ends his long run. At 93 feeble to go outdoors he abandons future predictions after decades of spring duck breastbone forecasts guiding Berks County farmers and outdoor events.
Washington November 14 Secretary Shaw has not yet decided to intervene in the money market. He will not act unless he believes the financial system is harmed, delaying relief amid unsettled transport and trade conditions.
The aged Bishop Merrill, leader of the Methodist Chicago diocese, succumbs to paralysis in Keyport New Jersey. Reports say he met abrupt illness during preaching sessions and died after a period of failing health as church activities continued.
J. B. Mitchell, Republican register and treasurer, lost re election to a large Democratic majority in Beaver County. A popular parody song “Everybody Works But Mother” spread nationwide, highlighting that Mitchell paid salaries to family members, with claims most were on the payroll except his wife. The song aided opponent John Anderton in canvassing. The result shifted county votes toward the Democrats in the state treasurer race.
A proposed Winchester and Washington electric railway plans a Shenandoah River dam in Clark County Virginia to power the line. Residents of Virginia and West Virginia fear ecological harm to bass fishing and intend to seek an injunction to halt the dam. Also notes illness and local church charity meeting.
Havana reports say the government fears a coup d etat as police presence at the palace has been tripled in recent days. The article notes heightened security around the presidential palace amid political tension and rumors of conspiracies.
Report notes on progress for a Springs transit line with two trains in service. Mentions Kat and another person involved in early testing or coverage.
A Frederick woman testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her long running kidney trouble after other medicines failed. She explains headaches and back pain over the kidneys ceased, energy returned, and she recommended the pills to neighbors. She notes Clinton B. Main's drug store sold the remedy and urges readers to use Doan's.
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