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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
4
In a heated scene lawmakers and candidates clash over future steps. Dre Cook's influence, Peary's speech, and duties of the district attorney are in question as Jerome considers withdrawal. Senator Raines probes Parson’s allies on the payroll, urging honesty to illuminate voters amid a tense New York political moment.
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Fragmented newspaper quotes reflect debates on women’s suffrage from multiple papers. A man doubts suffrage, suggesting focus on fashion. a mother mentions daughters growing up. another item recalls family questions about inheritance and a relative’s death.
The New York World reports Attorney General Wickersham sustains without prejudice a policy that allows surgeons to command a vessel like the sol ace, while restricting actual appointment. The Navy Department dispute and Rear-Admiral Brownson resignation are tactfully resolved, preserving dignity though the order is effectively a dead letter.
Dispatch from Washington notes the War Department will limit intermingling of regulars and militia after the costly Boston campaign. Officials say utility was overestimated, hospitalization and enrollment hardships rose, and that lessons from the campaign include the limits of sedate troops in field service and the value of alternate training methods.
An OCR fragment presents a poem about art and work. It sways between apocalyptic imagery and utopian craft. The speaker envisions a future where artists work for joy, not money or fame, guided by a Master who praises true creation.
Ex postmaster John Meek of Barton died in Cumberland. Four Hagerstown firefighters were shocked by a hose contact with live wires. Cumberland Y M C A plans improving its bowling alleys and a swimming pool. C C Macgill was re elected president of the Baltimore Board of Trade and urged reforms. The 100th anniversary of Old Chapel Brick Church near Guilford was celebrated. Annapolis faces potential litigation with Standard Oil and others over city boundary.
The Preachers Institute of the Baltimore District Washington Conference will hold a week long gathering at Asbury M E Church in this city starting Monday night and ending Thursday night. Rev L J Valentina is pastor and Rev M J Nay Tor district superintendent. About forty ministers are expected.
The Boys Tamperance Association will meet Friday at Waters 8 7 p.m. Attendance is desired as there will be an election of office.
Horace W. Clarke and his wife will leave their posts in Palestine after Clarke is removed as traffic chief and later released from duties under Receiver Freeman. Clarke was praised as one of the road’s most valuable traffic men with hundreds of friends wishing them well.
In a hard fought game at M A field the All Stars edged Frederick High School to 0. The ball spent much time in All Star territory as high school looks for a score. Duffey in the final minutes broke through for a ten yard gain and Lease followed with a score on the third down to seal the game.
HYMENEAL items report Nellie Morningstar of Lime Kiln marrying Edward Fisher of Washington Junction in Rockville at the Baptist home. Wertheimer of Cumberland wed Stella Lichtenstein Wurzberg in New York City. Elmer Young and Ethel Jenkins, both of Mountville, married quietly at the Reformed parsonage yesterday afternoon.
Baseball fans arranged to receive the scores of the world championship games between Detroit and Pittsburgh at J. W. Albaugh’s barber shop on West Church Street.
Ed ward Hi Dyer Jr marked his 52nd birthday at home on East Fourti Street yesterday in a quiet family celebration. The clippings show era fragments with garbled lines about aging and jokes, reflecting a nostalgic, period tone and small social notices.
A damaged OCR item reports a scheme allegedly run by Frank B. Smith and Lizzie Smith to use a shell business under Lizzie’s name to trap and enforce a tobacco and dry goods operation. The article cites a Ropes or Rupes case with a partner list and family ties, noting alleged misrepresentation and control by the Smiths.
The Liberty Town column lists visits and home projects across the area. Mary Fart and Laura Albaugh appear among social calls. homes in Hagerstown, Frederick, Taneytown, and Monrovia see remodeling, repairs, and moves while library plans surface with Miss Farrfield, as Ell Entives and church gatherings draw locals to Marvia church.
Prices of writers corrected and broker quotations. Includes listings for Fairmont and Clarkaburg, Houston Oil, Seaboard Air Line, North & Portemouth, and other brokers. Mentions certificates and common Seaboard Company stock, with varied bid figures and market notes.
Agricultural price list dated corrected October 7 1909 shows wheat corn and hay values. Entries include No 2 Red Wheat at 115 cents per bushel and various corn prices around 60 to 72 cents per bushel plus other feed and flour items across barrels sacks and tons. The fragment ends with a light exchange joke about golf and a remark on a destruction claim.
The notice lists subscribers and claims from William Mullinix and Barba County residents. It references the will, guardianship or estate proceedings, and directs all concerned persons to respond to attorney Benidai Jab Nohiback. The document names Marylat ay Vetere and others in the notice.
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