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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
6
A New York speech by Governor Hughes praises decisive, right oriented governance and warns against pandering to popularity. He argues the public desires a square administration and urges leaders to act in line with conviction despite opposition. The remarks come amid discussion of reform and re election.
Fragmentary quotes from Baltimore Sun Baltimore American and Baltimore News reflect skepticism toward government demand for funds and concern over campaign costs and corruption. The pieces reference tacit revision, unwritten law, and vote buying as part of a broader public mood during the period.
A fragmentary line references a quote about a price seen by someone named Mer면ress. The readable text lacks context, names, and a clear event, offering only a partial price remark with no outcome or location to anchor a fuller report.
A jumble of clipped quotes references an ex president and his wife. The Cleveland Leader and Washington Star flavor the fragment with wry commentary on public opinion and aging leaders. Willoughby and Harkaway appear as unnamed voices in a satirical exchange.
The Washington Herald analyzes official data on party fundraising. It notes Republicans rely more on large gifts from wealthy individuals while Democrats have more small contributions. total funds are within historic ranges and neither party exceeded typical past levels. The piece discusses publicity, corporate money refusals, and timing of disclosures affecting campaign purity.
A fragmentary column evokes Thanksgiving reveries and a reflective tribute to home. It names Consul-General Wynne and Mrs Wynne visiting Frederick, praising St John’s Church and the town’s beauty. An advertising block touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia prevention.
A string of weddings unfolds in Baltimore with Omer Brooke Knott and Lee Maude Riley wed at Immaculate Conception church, followed by Grace Reformed parsonage nuptials for Allyson Edmonds and Clayborne Trexell, then Cornille Marquette and Magalis wed at Weverton with travel plans, and Barrick and Praxsedl wedding near Shirmioat.
Obituary notices cover Daniel Miner Vsehbueh of Des Moines area, age 41, who died in Hes Moines after pneumonia. Joe Magene Hurt and neighbors, with services in Albia and St. Joseph's church. Dana Hamilton, John Houck, and Mary Houck families noted. several bequests and interments listed in Mt Oliver and Loudon Park cemeteries. Beav**r Dam Md and Catonsville Md deaths also recorded. New funeral car for Thomas Rice noted.
A baby girl was born at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Keoh on West Street yesterday. The new Warehouse at Gatown Knitting Mills gains a roof as crews work on the building. A party including Charles Iheimer Nelson Bowers Ashby Myeut Cygl Grubbs and James Doaerd took a trip to Montgomery County to arrange a cemetery plot measuring about Gert from tip to wing.
The engagement announces a production of The Thel at the City per House on Thursday December 3. The event holds importance for regular attendees and infrequent visitors alike, highlighting a long running show and its notable reception at the Lyceum Theatre New York last winter.
At the M C A gym Blues defeated Whites 11 to 11 in a fast, exciting game. Lo Pere starred with four baskets as the lineup included Ziegler Sanders Overger Smith Derr and Thomas among others. Also notes a health ad offering Chamberlayn Salve for pain relief and Pearry’s Modern Pharmacy selling it.
An OCR fragment blends verse about kindness and fate with unrelated notices. It includes a San Francisco Call quote, an automobile engine trial note, a guarded salary remark about a French maid, and a public sale ad listing a Frederick County sale date and venue.
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