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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1908

Page

4

Trusway to Gettysburg and tariff debate

Twose tariff supporters cry for faster revision as Germany’s Foreign Affairs Committee met amid events. The Kaiser hunted in a forest while William retreated to the woods. The nation could block Woodruff over Root if New York acts, yet the country cannot stop the nationwide laughter.

Foreign Affairs Committee Germany Federal Council Kaiser William New York Woodruff Root Tar

Good Roads Commission shifts stance on turnpikes and highway funding

The Good Roads Commission, facing Frederick County’s route needs, moves from a hard line against turnpikes to considering offers and buying turnpikes when price and location justify it. If a turnpike aligns with a state road, owners may face sale or loss of toll viability as macadamized county roads join the State system.

Good Roads Commission Maryland Frederick County Tucker Turnpike Company

Ice ages and political divide puzzle readers now

Fragmentary letters from the Baltimore Sun quote discuss public disagreement on various topics. The text mentions an emperor and a goat in a metaphorical debate, reflecting a satirical view of politics. The disjointed source yields a quirky, era-tinged political aside with unclear specifics.

Wr ‘O Baltimore Sun

Unclear fragmentary quote exchange at hotel scene

Disjointed newspaper quotes depict a hotel host greeting a guest and a marred man resisting, with wry remarks about fate and amusement. The excerpt mixes lines from Philadelphia Inquirer Bystander and Chicago News, illustrating divergent voices and a rolling stone proverb.

Rumors and Commentary Across Papers on Finance and Reform

A collage of editorials and quips from multiple papers. It sketches public sentiment on tariff cuts, Big Oil, and financial ethics, with quotes on cohesion, honesty, and the perils of high finance, noting curious comparisons and ironies about wealth and responsibility.

Moments With The Muse With A Handful Of Roses

A compact poem and verse notes discuss romantic vows and roses as symbols of love. The piece blends lyric sentiment with a playful invitation to “be my cook” offering wealth, status, and leisure in exchange for companionship, followed by a final playful refrain. The tone mirrors early 20th century newspaper verse features.

Lutherans Discipline Members Over Liquor Licenses

The York county Lutheran Conference, meeting in Jefferson, Pa, adopted resolutions stating Lutheran members who sign petitions for liquor licenses may face church discipline. It protested the withholding of license applicant names from taxpayers by the clerk of courts.

York County Jefferson

Frederick City Veteran Shot at Gettysburg Remembered

Among Frederick's well known citizens is William M. Shipley born 1644 on North Market Street. Son of Joshua and Margaret Shipley from New Market district, he enlisted under Stonewall Jackson, fought in twenty seven major battles including South Mountain Antietam and Gettysburg where he was wounded eleven times. He was captured and spent twenty five months in the West Building Hospital in Baltimore before being promoted to sergeant after Gettysburg.

Frederick William M. Shipley North Market Street Shipley Joshua Sod Margaret Spotceller Shipley New Market District Stonewall Jackson South Mountain Antietam Gettysboro

Shipley’s long career in Frederick life and music event

Mr Shipley returned to the city to become foreman of a brickyard and later ran his own bottling business for nineteen years. He joined and helped found several lodges and councils, served on the street council, and supported multiple fraternal orders. In September 1872 he married Mary Ketler and they had eight children. Also noted is Mr Wolstenholme’s organ recital in Frederick with his sister and partner accompanying him, traveling from London to perform at local venues.

Shipley James Whitehill Maryland Order of United American Mecianlca Recdonia Counci Pharncis Scott Key Council Fredonia Stree Councl King David Lodge Pena Nevahal Jodge Fred Council Roysl Arennum Frederick Conclave Heptasophs Frederick Arce Kaplen Mary Ki. Ketler Frederick Ketler Wolstenhaims Stfaelock London Frederick Wolstenholme Frank Frylinger Elanover Jamestown Exposition Music Ballet New Academy of Music Brooklyn XN. Y Lie Oghol Hanover Farrell Frvlinger Jesse Fothergill Imperial Theatre Eiberthal Germany Eugene Courvoirmier Sam Kila May Fitch Frank Lyman City Onora House

Funeral Notices for Clapp Infant and Mrs. Bready

The infant son of Robert F and Mrs Beasie Clapp died en route to Hargett North Carolina and funeral services are set for 1 pm at his grandmother Mrs Douglass Largett East Church Street. Mrs C Edward Bready’s funeral was held at Adamstown church with Rev Alvill Conner officiating and interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. William H Etchison directed arrangements.

Robert Douglas Robert F Beasie Clapp Ove Hargett North Carolina Douglass Largett Church Street C. Edward Bready Adamstown Alvill Conner George Snouffer J. 1 Day John. Padgett Cornelius Thoman David D. Thomas John L Ball Mount Olivet William HH. B. Etchison

Colds and Croup in Children Promote Quick Relief

A Wheeling West Virginia reader recalls a child sufferer with multiple colds and a winter cough. The note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for preventing croup without a doctor and mentions it being sold at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.

Wheeling W. Va Inin Pearre

Brief Bits from the County Dispatch Rumors and Local Happenings

Notices report Mr Moses Free’s East Street houses under roof and Harman Abglt's Republican Sheriff bid. Dr Wilson Longhoe seeks Republican Register of Willson. Mesa HF Knock & Son debut a painted delivery wagon. West Fifth Street paving concerns cited. Frank Walte and Katie Stover obtain a Washington marriage license. Local hunting yields rabbits and a coon by Fogle and others. Phebus houses repainted. Ezra Cramer selling driving choree to Dublin’s Immennan for 250. W. C. T. U mothers’ meeting set. Shipley group bags 11 rabbits. Hogpeas near Carroll Creek irritate pedestrians. Sewer diggers hit teck veins delaying work. Subtreamers reports filed with treasurer M E beer. Ex-Sheriff Chaves Youn denies Run for Register. seeks clerk of the court instead.

Harman Abglt Wilson A. Longhoe Register of Willson Mesa HF. Knock & Son West Fifth Street Washington Frank HL. Walte Katie F. Stover Jjumeville Jeswe Fogle B. Ellsworth Phebus Weatpatrick Street Edward Sim- Aone W. C. Tow Fimanuel Grove Madison Avenue George Shipley Roger E. Young George TL. Weiner George William Shipley Carroll Creek North Bent South Market Street Republican County Central Committees M.E. Beer

Y M C A Notes Duck Pins and Upcoming Meetings

Yard wide notes on Y M C A activities include duckpin bowling results with D J Markey and Ed Moore leading, a debate on a packed program for Tuesday night, and talks by Rev. Charles Stearn and Geo Best. Also mentions a review of The First Violin play and an ad for Bromo Quinine cold cure.

Y. MC. A D. J. Markey Moore J. Moore Gordon Harris W. Fifer Delphine Myre E. Derr Oss McBride LW. Schell Sks Tsne Pin Falt Biehelberger Ala. Smith Jolliffe Es Schroeder Sats Cramer Markey Johnson I Qiarber Chas. T. Stearn York God Christ Steven Geo Best Son Chorua

A Dusky Cynic and the Fifth Avenue Trickster

A New York Plain Talk piece recounts a street encounter on Fifth Avenue where a man of color repeats a shipwreck tale to obtain money. When a woman recognizes the pattern from a previous approach, she confronts him and he bursts into tears of laughter, claiming it was a joke that earned a quarter.

Fifth Avenue Lizgegro Paditelyina Suailor Tye New York

Cards in Church History and Oddities in England

A scattered piece recounts bygone card playing in churches in England, noting pews used for gambling in St Paul’s Cathedral era and Little Stanmore’s luxurious pew room. It cites Crabbe and a London Standard anecdote about church social games and a bank check indorsement tale.

England Penys Heglaauat Crabbe Asx Trowbridge Heresford Little Stanmore Middieven St. Paul's London Stadard

Russian Officer Wins Transfer by Clever Shoes Plot

A young Russian officer sought a regiment transfer. A senior officer mocked him with new shoes from a shoemaker. The lieutenant paid half upfront and finished payment after shoes, securing a meeting with the general staff and the transfer.

Perseu Herring

Local Sickness Notes Mention Digestion and Remedies

The notice lists individuals including Julius Rauschenbach of East Street and Mrs Mary Dowlit of San Francisco inquiring about digestion and stomach trouble. It advertises tonic and stomach liver remedy Detters as a claimed best restorative, urging readers to try Pearte's Modern dispensary for relief.

Mary Dowlit San Francisco Pearte

How to Cure a Cold and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Guidance on treating colds urges seeking reliable medicine. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for quick relief, easing lung irritation, and aiding expectoration. The text asserts safety for adults and mentions purchase at a Morin Pharmacy.

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