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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1909
Page
4
The article cites Wardon and Steamranr condemning violence in Kentucky as open sewer talk sparks debate. It quotes figures in the South and railing about politics and business clashes with Wiltonite and Rockefeller era rivals.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt condemns mob violence and lynching, arguing it erodes civilization and harms women’s safety. The piece stresses restraint by men, calls out savage rural instincts, and frames violence as a moral failing reflecting society’s purity and gentility.
A collage of clipped jokes and stray quotes from various papers. Mentions Pepys diary fame and a stolen umbrella gag, with stray dialogue about language learning and social greetings. The piece mingles humor notes and unnamed anecdotes in a wandering, humorous tone.
President Brown of New York Central Railway calls for growth through training schools attached to high schools and colleges, doubled rural population, and higher farm yields. He cites U S cow yields vs Europe and warns exports fall while domestic consumption rises. The piece also notes debate on publicizing divorce trials and openness of hearings.
The article questions whether Washington officials will support uncovering the Sugar Trust frauds and points to statements by Mr. Parr and former Secretary Shaw. It highlights alleged Treasury Department interference, the scale of annual losses cited, and calls for a full inquiry into the atmosphere around custom house enforcement.
Fragmentary text outlines Senate provisos and court secrecy linked to a high profile case. It references proposals for private divorce applications to avoid public questions, suggesting attempts to dissolve marriages while preserving secrecy and contempt for the marriage contract.
Fragmentary poem notes mention a holly-bough in winter light and the speaker craving sun and snow. Images of joy, grief, and love are hinted with urns and gleaming boughs as a figure named Crowe appears in a cav ier setting.
Mrs. Emily Burke mourns son C Barry Burke who died in Philadelphia at age 1 after pneumonia. He was son of William Burke with siblings in Illinois Virginia and the city. Belva Koons dies at 16 in De tour after convulsions, survived by parents, sister and brother. Funeral in Tuney town with interment in local cemetery. Mrs Lottaa A Droukeu dies aged 83 at Market street home. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm with Mt Olivet cemetery burial.
An ad claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by local applications and offers one hundred dollars for a verified case. It mentions “Sreene all's Catarrh Cure” by Cheney of Toledo and includes unrelated notes about constipation remedies and help wanted.
The Frederick area shows a surge in new buildings as business sentiment improves. Local shops and industries benefit from greater commerce and higher property values as residents buy locally to boost the economy.
Ollie Harris, indicted in Montgomery County on charges of murdering Fengon Poole and assaulting his aunt with intent to murder, is expected to be arraigned this week as a new term of court begins. Defense attorney Edward C. Peter may seek a venue change. if not granted, trial likely early this term. Poole was killed in his cabin near Pennyfield Lock on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway line last July. The murder charge followed Poole’s disappearance and a discovery of his body in a closet after investigations. Harris previously assaulted his aunt, Mrs. Gwynn Harris, shortly before the crime was uncovered.
Reports state two men drowned in the Magothy River while returning home from Annapolis. State Senator Charles A. Wells received a reception in Hyattsville. Bivalve prices remain extremely dull for oyster planters. CF Moore notes delayed decisions on state offices with B. F. Crouse expected to be re elected as State Insurance Commissioner and Col Schley to continue as Tax Commissioner. State's Attorney Keating to return to Centerville to prepare new evidence in the Charles Granger case. A remarkable report covers Gordon F Parent of Boston showing precocious talent after two weeks of schooling.
A man named Dawaon or Horine of Myersville suffered a painful wound above his left eye when he fell on a garden rake. Witnesses say he narrowly avoided entering the nearby establishment.
Corrected November 16 1909 price list for Wheat Corn Rye Oats Hay and Straw by the bushel and ton various grades and seeds including Timothy Clover and Cotton Seed Meal with figures in dollars and cents per unit.
The item lists stock prices and notes corrected figures from Motter Bros. Co and others, including United Ry and Western Maryland, with various cons and coupons. A separate short section reports multiple local illnesses with residents at City Hospital, detailing sick adults and children, including the Gavernod family and Loraine.
At College Park classes are crippled as many students flee due to scarlet fever. Out of 130 enrolled, about 76 remain at work while others return home after Major R W Sylvester reports the illness confined to one case.
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