23 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
1
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland announces subscription rates for the city and United States mailing options. Rates include monthly and yearly terms with advance payment required. Advertising and correspondence details are provided, including a telegraph office link and contact address.
The Frederick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution unveiled bronze tablets in the Frederick county courthouse honoring the twelve Justices who on November 28 1785 repudiated the British Stamp Act and ordered court business to proceed without stamps amid colonial resistance and legal peril.
First he refused to obey the judges order then changed mind once held by the sheriff for contempt. The court action sparked a jubilee in Frederick and widespread delight as a step toward the liberty now seen as the ultimate result of the colonies conflict with England. The deed is honored by bronze by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Early commentary notes Senator Scott advises a young man against entering politics, fearing competition. The piece contrasts this with social frictions among Bryan, Waterman, and others showing off new childish stage names and mock phrases. The Annapolis Chronicle cites wider world interest in Russia amid wartime strain.
A quirky collection of clipped quotes and banter from various papers features characters trading lines about clothing visits love mischief and a flirtatious encounter. The dialogue snippets hint at social inside jokes and sharp witticisms across cities and eras.
The Washington Star notes a marked rise in socialist votes, with over 600,000 cast, a 600 percent jump from 1900 and surpassing earlier records. Illinois shows strong support for Debs, while dissident Democrats may have boosted turnout. The piece questions whether unity among socialist factions could yield a strong candidate.
A poem recounts a lover’s test of fidelity as red and white roses symbolize surrender and purity. The speaker bets on the beloved wearing a blushing rose if true, or a white rose if untrue. The encounter ends with a tender greeting and the white rose on her cheek signaling surrender.
Governor Warfield lauds Frederick County’s Revolutionary War legacy and calls for memorial tablets and courthouse portraits to honor local patriots. He commends Daughters of the American Revolution for reviving memory of heroes, urging public display of names and deeds to inspire future generations.
The Frederick County courth ouse hosted a program featuring the poem The Immortal Twelve read by Mrs. Donald McLean, tracing the Stamp Act repudiation and Maryland's early liberties. The ceremony honored judiciary history with remarks on Thomas Beatty and David Lyon as great grandfathers, followed by a reading by Ed wardh S. Bichelberger and a performance of The Star Spangled Banner.
A Denton gathering focused on road improvements. The Osroline County Medical Society organized at Denton. Frostburg Masonry celebrated an anniversary. A Cecil County schoolgirl swallowed poison amid a family quarrel. Deaths occurred including Mr. Bama B Sexton of the Sexton Stove Company. A Highlandtown paint plant fire caused significant losses. John H Allwater was banished. Governor Warfield set January 27, 1906 for the execution of Jalvis Cooper in Annapolis.
Two Black men Wellington Hill and Dorsey Lee were arrested for fighting on West All Baings' treat. Ottivera Herwig and Delter brought them before Justice Eckatein who fined Hill five dollars and Lee three, both paid. James A. Batgis and D. W. Dookarly, arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Grimes and Alexander for fighting on West Patrick throat, appeared before Justice Eckstein and paid two dollars each.
Brother Francis of St Philip's Home touts Father Johns Medicine for bronchial relief in a testimonial from 1904. A Frederick County court decree announces public sale of farm property near Adamstown on November 29 1904 at 10 o'clock a.m. including cows calves a shorthorn bull and more.
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