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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1902
Page
6
Independent newspaper notice from The News Frederick dated November 28 1903 outlines subscription and mailing details. It specifies annual and monthly rates and service arrangements with local offices and telegram addresses for reader inquiries and updates.
The letter highlights Turkish persecutions of Christians and calls for action by Western powers. It also notes U S Senate hopefuls and political maneuvering, referencing a former speaker returning from Europe over bribery, and debates over war claim payments. A lengthy medical feature discusses Dr Lorenz orthopaedic methods and their potential national adoption due to Armour's public interest.
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A collection of humorous and pointed quotes from U S papers illustrating social and political views. The snippets reflect a mix of humor, conflict, and commentary on public opinion, leadership, and Christmas cheer across major newspapers.
From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune an opining piece notes US status as a world power despite domestic party opposition. It contrasts views on Monroe doctrine as shield for weak states and urges Venezuela’s conduct and Castro’s restraint in foreign policy for cordial US relations.
A fragmentary verse piece portrays winter winds and frost as ominous forces threatening homes and trees, with a second excerpt praising unseen makers whose work deserves recognition beyond public praise, touching on motherhood and national memory.
A bustling, frostbitten morning market reports steady but selective buying. Prices for eggs, poultry, fruits, and vegetables show winter strength, with butter, apples, cranberries, and potatoes among key items. overall market activity remains moderate amid cautious shoppers.
Miss Mary Catharine Shultz became the bride of John H Klipp at the Reformed parsonage in Middletown on Wednesday November 19. Rev J W Pontius officiated with Joseph Stoup as best man and Laura May Klipp as bridesmaid. After, guests dined at the bride’s parents home, Conrod Shultz, with a large feast. Numerous Frederick residents attended and a serenade followed. Also Brining Remy nuptials at Zion Reformed parsonage Hagerstown with Lillian Grove Kemp and Ernest Schlosser Brining. They plan a two week trip to New York and elsewhere and will reside at Broadway.
Mrs Nora Las Rody through attorney Joseph W. Garter filed a divorce bill in the oraint court seeking a divorce a mensa et from husband George D. Rudy. The couple reside in Middletown and were married last January.
The B Rosenour & Bons firm opens a handsome Worth Market Street store in Frederick. Founded in 1850 by Bermayd Roesneur who came from Germany at 18, the business grew from a small South Market street shop to larger premises on East Patrick Street and a branch store. The 19th century expansion included remodeling and a move to the current site between Second and Third streets. Last spring a new branch was added.
The Rosenour firm unveiled a three story pressed brick building with large plate glass windows, palm decorations, and a grand front in Frederick. Contractors Wea Jey Baltzel built it as the elder Rosenour and his sons Abraham, Gerzon, and Benjamin expanded the family business now anchored by their energy and planning. The elder Rosenour resides in Frederick awaiting estate proceedings and reception of well wishers.
The text describes a three story building with first floor 16 feet high and painted walls, a steel ceiling, while second and third floors have wallpapered walls and ceilings. It lists furnishings, cashiers desk, and a gallery style arrangement. It notes merchandise on each floor and a cashier’s elevated position. It then shifts to market quotes for Old ox per barrel 2.75, corn 2.00 per bushel, oats 40 cents per bushel, hay 15 to 218 per ton, and mentions a convention in Baltimore with President J H Apple of a women’s college, and a comment on advertising campaigns.
Special Paris dispatch describes the neglected Lafayette tomb in a quiet Paris cemetery near a Catholic school. It notes a faded American flag, surrounding mausoleums of French aristocracy, and contrasts the grave with the revolutionary guillotine site nearby. The piece observes All Saints Day ceremonies, Parisian cemetery decor, and local street conditions and fuels.
Special Dispatch reports a boiler explosion at Swift & Company packing plant in Quicaco Illinois. Two people died and twenty five injured at the electric lighting building in the stock yards this morning. Pension increased for Charles Zack of Hmmitaburg to five dollars monthly. An advertisement for Liver Syrup touts prompt relief for bilious ailments.
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