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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
6
Damaged OCR text from The Daily News Frederick Maryland shows scattered phrases about notices fees and payments. The readable content is minimal, with no clear event, people, or dates to summarize into a coherent item.
The article reports President Roosevelt in Allsuts addressing a public mood against cynical honesty. He contrasts lawful acts with true integrity, warns against those who avoid punishment yet act immorally, and urges remedies through law and strong public opinion to curb corruption and cynicism in business and politics.
Fragmentary commentary from Baltimore papers cites an era of know nothingism amid insurance investigations. Government workers may face scrutiny as assizes gain Cabinet attention, while McCardy’s stance on why policy dividends rise remains unclear amid the insurance investigation.
The article notes a shift in lobbying tactics by The New York Mutual, describing an initiative to own a house where friendly legislators could travel home at the company’s expense, highlighting an evolution from open-house calls to a more structured host system.
A collage of humorous misheard quotes and garbled dialogue from papers. Witty exchanges about scams, professions, and ages emerge in clipped snippets from Washington Star Philadelphia Record Chicago Tribune and Detroit Free Press.
A jumble of columns critiques wealth and methods of success, praising reform by Gov. Folk of Missouri and the Carnegie Medal program for heroism. The writing touches on corruption, public spirit, and opportunities opened for disciplined youth amid national figures and city politics.
A reader argues that Jerome stands as a rigorous prosecutor against Tammany corruption, contrasting his lawfulness with the machine’s alleged grafters. The piece notes the interest of some newspapers in Tammany’s power while urging Jerome to continue in office to confront offenders, despite political pressure.
A fragmentary poem scene reflects on memory and love in death and renewal. The speaker questions whether ashes of lovers rest and notes timeless themes of sorrow and hope. The verse contrasts ancient suffering with enduring faith, referencing Christ and maternal devotion.
The Mizovic Temple hosted a brilliant fair dance with a large attendance from Baltimore Washington Chicago Hagerstown Rockville Shepherdstown Allentowns and Mobile. The hall was adorned with autumn leaves and greens. sherbet and midnight supper featured sardines olives corn chips. Frederick Select Orchestra provided lively music with frequent encores. Chaperones included Mrs D G Winebrewer Mrs Dudley Page Mrs Harshaw Markey Mrs A L Pearte Mrs Fred Alvey Mrs Jaxch Robroack and Brig Charles Robrback. The Sick Mr George A Zsigler East South street is bedbound by illness. Mrs Horatio Waters and daughters Misses Kate and Mary are improving after tonsillitis.
The will of the late Charles L. Brast has been filed for probate in the Orphans' Court. He bequeaths all his property to his wife Priscilla Brast and appoints her as executrix.
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Baltimore to George H. Christiansen and Virginia Preston, both of Frederick.
A breezy morning market report notes butter and eggs rising toward 25 cents with many staples available in abundance. Readers recall autumn booths and friendly vendors while listing price ranges for produce, meats, fish, and dairy, including eggs 20 to 22 cents a dozen and mackerel 22 to 33 cents per pound.
John D Miller of Middletown died at his home Monday morning aged 63 after long illness. He leaves a widow and several children, including Charles, Loring, J Calvin, Alteons, Kate, and Gertrude, plus a brother Daniel. Funeral from Middletown Lutheran church officiated by Rev M L Beard. Interment in Lutheran cemetery with pallbearers named.
Madrid October 21 The betrothal of Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria to Infanta Maria Teresa sister of King Alfonso is announced. The prince signed acts of Spanaturali zation at the royal palace in the royal family present. A royal banquet followed with the German actor as Ferdinand’s representative.
An article recalls a series of tragic events as Vladimir resigns amid sen banishment and a grand retreat from Russian military ranks. Maids and townsfolk reflect on memory and the mystery surrounding the deaths and disappearances tied to the Omey farm tragedy. Alice Olney and two Olney brothers are dead. their mother Madieiewn has recovered enough to learn of the deaths. Search continues for Charles M. Rogers who vanished the day after the tragedy.
Court heard testimony from James E. DeMar general manager of National Woman company of New York and other witnesses about conspiracy to influence Siamas case. A witness held over for trial stated he was paid money by Francis and DeMar and urged to limit testimony to facts.
Wreck occurs near Allegrippus Riwona Pennsylvania as a broken wheel in an eastbound coal train derails nine cars, striking the Cincinnati and St Louis express. Engines lose cabs and corners of two cars severed. two engineers injured. likely fatalities if other firemen hadn’t been shoveling coal.
Wheaton wife of x Wheaton died at Caiuags in is Joseph Remi a farmer's wife. The new ich, works of the Tm. meistown Pa. Brownsto company was destroyed by fire Lass, 44000. The friar lands purchase was seized at Manila after Dominican order was paid 5. Secretary Shaw will reclaim the 2200 pearl necklace by paying 13600 duties. Republicans of Prince George's county nominate ticket led by Francis B Carmody for Senate.
Literary Society of Male High School convened with roll call and minutes. Programs included readings on work systems and mustaches, an essay on animal life, an oration on invention, and a debate on railroad ownership. judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. Adjourned to meet Friday, October 27.
Pumpkin prices at 22 cents per dozen draw shoppers in town. Rain boosts foot traffic and helps bootblacks, while trees turn to autumn colors before frosts strip them bare. Local notes blend seasonal economy with weather observations.
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