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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
4
A fragment from an 19th century Frederick newspaper notes skepticism about a Frederick Thormont railroad opportunity. It contrasts this with wider opinions on politics and municipal pride, quoting local concerns and a Danver mayor's beautification advice for cities.
A fragment from Baltimore papers comments on international arms deals and urging decisive steps, noting urgency for an ultimatum and aligning with broader foreign policy pressure. It also hints at The Baltimore American stance on security and political responses.
In a brief skit-like exchange, Gray compliments a wife on her command of language while Smith and Chioago Sews remark on the dynamics of shared speech. The dialogue hints at humor and domestic banter in a lighthearted tone.
Fragmented quotes from several spoof sources blend in a humorous mock dialogue about office, marriage fees, oaths, and odd requests. The garbled text names Charlie, the stork, and references a British journalist and Mother Eve in a playful, nonsensical parade of phrases.
A compilation from several papers surveys public figures and incidents. It notes the Andebon Society's inaction on turkey protection and comments on Nansen, Hearst, Rockefeller, and canal expert criticism with a mix of critique and wit. It touches on a Cumberland valley tragedy and calls for courtesy toward engineers.
A lyrical meditation set in a garden where fragrance and color convey heavenly messages. The speaker hears angels and a divine melody in blooms, seeking healing for the weary. Observations of autumn dusk and distant stars anchor a reflective mood in a prose poem.
Fire destroyed the fish house of Harry L. Sutthson in Havre de Grace. A barn on Gustavus Obder’s farm near Lutherville was burned. Fire damaged barn and sidings on Thomas Tartle’s farm near Westminster. Miss T. A. Simmons killed the rats in Cumberland with opium to avert consumption. Morgan's Chapel M E Church near Woodbine. Howard County to be dedicated tomorrow.
Local observers mark anniversaries of Mt Mary’s and Frederick Presbyterian Church with talks on early church history and the County’s role in American Catholic foundations. An interview with a sewer project official notes job-creation benefits and economic ripple effects through retail and manufacturing.
Delizhifal Artiste, part of a Brockway Lecture series program, performs at the City Opera House on Wednesday night November 29. The company includes Walter Batley Ball, baritone Ebba Hisratedt the Swedish violinist and Grace Gilmore pianist, alongside Mrs Gates in a varied recital of art song and musical numbers.
Mr Thee George of Mt. Eletn Ontario touts Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as a Canada agency success with guaranteed satisfaction and no returns. He and his children have benefited and he recommends the product alongside other lines sold at Pearce s Dragstore. The ad also mentions mature Haner whiskey sold by Louis Otte and a Batfac reference.
Wayne H Bowes of Chambersburg Pa presented a lecture illustrated by five stereoptican views on The Acropolis at Athens in Quillge Hall. He traced Greek influence on law art and religion and described the Parthenon, Mars Hill, and modern Athens while his audience enjoyed the engaging talk.
Clover Leaf, Juvenile, Belles Lettres and Emerson Literary Societies held afternoon meetings at local schools. Officers, minutes read, programs listed with recitations essays debates and orations. Next gatherings scheduled for Friday December 1 with adjournments after brief sessions.
A bustling market report notes variable eggs and poultry costs ahead of Thanksgiving with eggs at 30 to 32 cents a dozen and turkeys rumored to be scarce or plentiful by region. It lists prices for butter, poultry, fish, meats, fruits, and vegetables, including oranges, apples, potatoes, cabbage, and celery, warning of hollow celery stems due to wet summer.
Independence November 25 A dairyman found the McWilliams home with a partly cooked dinner. Mrs McWilliams and five children aged 3 to 11 lay slain in the farmhouse. Authorities report six victims and the husband William McWilliams in custody, claiming innocence.
A car collided with a coupe head on, the passenger car wrecked. The driver and a woman escaped with minor injuries as the vehicles were thrown across the road and came to rest near a roadside plot.
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review notes fundamental conditions remain satisfactory though retail sales for heavy weight apparel and seasonal goods are softening due to higher temperatures. Labor in building trades shows no improvement and a serious upcoming struggle could affect large wartime operations, yet overall outlook remains fair with expected balance next week.
The Sick. Mrs John F. Yieger, North Market straat, continues quite sick. Miss Florence Mesley, East Third street, is on the cick list. Mr. Jacob B. Cunningham, who un derwent an operation at the Frederick City Hospital, in a zeri gas condition. His sister, Mrs. Buson Van Mater, wife of Judge Van Meter, of Chillicothe, Ohio, is with hin.
Mr and Mrs Payne of Hillshore Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Annie B Payne to W M Ferguson of Middleburg Virginia. The wedding is set for January 1906 and after February 1 1906 they will be home to friends in Middleburg Virginia.
A four-horse team driven by Mr Keefer Thomas started yesterday afternoon in To n a wsy North Market street. The off wheel horse fell while the driver was in a harness store. A colored man seated on the wagon was thrown. the wagon ran over his legs but he was not seriously hurt as the wagon was empty.
About thirty five members attended an oyster roast at the Bear Down lab headquarters. Five plans of time were spent. A commercial salve by Chamberisin’s is promoted for chapped hands and illnesses, with a claim of speedy cure and equal effectiveness. A. J. Pearre’s cere is listed for size.
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