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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1904
Page
4
The Weekly News in Frederick Maryland offers delivery by carrier or mail in the United States for $1.00 per year with advance payment. Subscriptions require accompanying order details and club inducements, published by the Independent Newspaper.
A chaotic mix of political snippets spans U.S. and Russian scenes. William Allen White questions Kansan women’s concerns while a jailed reform mood grows in St. Petersburg as czar censorship clashes with calls for free speech and electoral rights. Presidential appointments stir debate on commissions and public service. The war against Japan shadows domestic reform debates as Russian leaders weigh concessions to maintain popular support.
A Baltimore paper notes Senator Platt of New York was given a pumpkin pie five feet long by a local admirer. The quirky gift amuses him while comments reflect continued debate over banking era reforms and political wit.
The piece notes Southern papers like the Charleston News and Courier have unwaveringly condemned lynching, while many Southern journals and men steadily advocate good government. It highlights Missouri’s election of a reform Democrat for governor, despite Roosevelt’s statewide victory, as a bright example of integrity over boodling.
A collage of brief comic exchanges and witty blurbs from various papers. Jokes about estate winding, jealous spouses, wagers, and flirtations appear in quick lines attributed to London Tit-Bits Yonkers Statesman Chicago Tribune and Commercial Tribune style alike. The passages capture light social humor and character quirks in clipped exchanges.
Dr Wiley reports to the New York Academy on borax and boracic acid use in food preservation. He argues these substances are unnecessary and harmful, detailing digestive and kidney risks and urging strict labeling and legal action to prevent unsafe use.
William J Cannon and a tramp were arrested by Oster Jones on West Fourth Street yesterday for vagrancy. Jastica Nickstein jailed Cannon for thirty days. A dubious ad promotes a whiskey product claimed as ideal liquor. Buffalo.
A poem by William Staccuckis appears in the Boston Transcript reflecting on winter, memory, and happiness. The verse dwells on weather, valleys, and imagery of autumn fading into frost while invoking a somber yet hopeful tone.
Dr Seth Ullrich a noted Baltimore physician and Maryland National Guard major died suddenly from heart attack at his Baltimore home. He led a large private practice and taught at Baltimore Medical College. Survived by wife and two daughters, father Henry Ullrich in Pennsylvania, and brothers in Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Funeral planned in Frederick. Also noted were the deaths of J Igastius Fitzsimmons near Buckayatown from bears disease and Mrs Gertrude Garver of West Falls, both with brief funeral details and survivors listed.
An excerpt from The Now Serial Story The Shapte Life by Charlie Wagner features a presidential endorsement from Rooacvelé and high praise for the author. The piece notes widespread appeal, non sensational prose, and strong reader engagement across nations and ages.
Maryland Geological Survey reports progress on State aid road surveys in Allegany Harford Washington Prince George's Calvert Dorchester Caroline and other counties. Public meetings set in Osrubridge Deaton Cambridge Denton to explain benefits and procedures with local officials and engineers present.
The Reds lead by one point in Y M Y A play with lantern night and a 5 o'clock talk on two animals The gospel service attracts many boys with half professing Christians The training class meets at 7 Found dead with five bullet wounds in Shamukin near Flickers Harbor The body is identified as John T Doyle of Paterson and Patrick S Captain of a yacht and connected to notable figures in Port Ted.
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