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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
4
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A Pennsylvania newspaper column argues that the state’s low lynching rate stems not from virtue but from demographics and crime patterns. The piece criticizes the Star Independent for implying moral superiority and cautions that sustained outrage could alter Pennsylvania’s standing if crime volumes rise.
A fragment from Baltimore papers notes soft coal as one of the hardest things to smoke out, while other lines mock solemn topics and reference insurance testimony and public indignation at sensational disclosures.
An analysis notes that mismanaged reference processes within the company could waste significant funds. It argues recognizing sect conditions reveals correlative rot in government systems, highlighting broader governance concerns reported by Baltimore News.
A collage of comical snippets from period publications including Brooklyn Life Houston Post New Yorker and Sing Sing Prison style voices. The pieces spoof weight loss slang anti tipping society self sufficiency poultry and jail camp banter. Characters include Daweon Sam and Brooklyne Life style quips.
A collage of captioned clippings riffs on religious enthusiasm oil price tariff and a critical look at ex diplomat Loomis amid Venezuela intrigue. The piece cites Chicago Record Herald New York Herald Sun Kansas City Journal and Taft Roosevelt era figures to lampoon press and politics.
A late 19th century style meditation on rest and faith, with verses praising the valley of perfect rest and divine balm. It includes lines about weariness, tears, and hope for ultimate peace, credited to Frank L. Stansros in Allston's Coronet. The piece appears alongside a sermonette and a poetry fragment.
The insurance inquiry has advanced as speakers attend Nixon's Assembly funeral. Metropolitan Life president Hegensm arrived in Victoria British Columbia from Japan en route to New York to testify at the investigation.
The British steamer Lehe struck a floating mine off the Shanteeg Hgbttore. Fifteen were drowned in the disaster reported from Texo on October 11.
A special committee of the Riksdag has approved the treaty with Norway. The move signals parliamentary backing for the mutual accord and sets the stage for final approval by the full assembly.
Reports include burglaries in New Westers and elsewhere, Navy Secretary Bocarte to speak on the poll amendment in Cambridge on November 1, a divorce filing by Mrs Eliza O Davidson from former Baltimore Mayor Robert Davidson, a smallpox outbreak near Poshaw Station Calvert county, Dr Gordon T Atkinson named Democratic state comptroller candidate, Cumberland sailor Elmer Thomas drowns after falling from a boat near Dam No 4, death of shoe firm founder John Quincy Adams at 24 North Carrollton Ave Baltimore, Easton chrysanthemum festival preparations with a late October show, and Prince Georges grand jury findings of indictments against Arthur Wal over the Headsworth project.
Ridgeville notes report Mr T Lewis and Carlton visiting New York relatives after typhoid recovery. Local accidents include a colt injuring a foot on a stray binder and Charley Etchison breaking his arm in machinery. Railroad expansion near Douglass Brothers progresses with many miles of track to come. Protracted services and a sermon on October 8 precede a protracted period beginning October 22. Various social visits, picnics, and farm activities fill the community record. Mrs. John Snider has typhoid fever.
The funeral for CharlesLewis Brust was held yesterday afternoon at his home on West South Street conducted by Rev J W Hiracofe. Representatives from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen attended as pallbearers including B L Michael F J Colne A L Waltz and O F Barnum Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery.
Farmers visiting the Frederick fair are urged to visit the Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station tent. The tent features a reception area and a stereopticon lantern with moving pictures and lectures every thirty minutes. Topics include How to Improve Our Corn Crop and Farm pests and diseases. A representative will be on site.
A wedding at John s rectory with Fr Kane officiating united Charles Newton Wachter and Lecy Eatelle Neidhardt. The couple left for Washington and Baltimore on the 1049 B and O train and will live at 107 East Third Street. Neidhardt is from East Patrick Street. Wachter is a popular salesperson with Dod Bros. Other notices include Brish Derilbas marriage in Hagerstown and Butler Orndorff marriage in Brunswick.
Deaths from a widow at 11 West Sixth Street aged 63 with funeral at 2:30 pm at home and Greenmount Cemetery. Infant Annie E Witmer dies at Rocky Springs from cramps. funeral at home and Doubs Cemetery. Mrs Emily Runkles dies at Mt Airy. funeral at Proepcot church. Several local sick list items and fishing news report bass catches near Potomac and Devilb's Bridge. Includes a doctored advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and an 1886 notary seal reference.
Fragmentary text appears to reference dates numbers and place names including Hagerstown and 1923 but lacks a coherent event or full details to form a complete news item.
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