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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1905
Page
4
Amid talk of a congressional bid, Secretary Bhaw is cited as supportive while Governor Vardaman resists unanimity. The piece notes reactions from Hexsrr Wattersox praising the President from the South and discusses political strategy and ultimatums affecting Sch ane Turkey.
Mrs Rebecca Harding Davia argues that skilled English servants can be hired with money in the East and West, while immigrants and nonwhite workers fill the gap in other regions. The Washington Post is cited as calling this cheerfulness under difficulties, noting Chinese and Japanese workers in the West and limited options for American women to work at home.
Hearst and Iving push influence in New York politics likening their moves to a Tammany era ending with McClellan. The remark notes the party shakeup amid ongoing campaign commentary in Baltimore.
A jumble of quotes references Maryland politics and Roosevelt remarks on college influence and sportsmanship. Reports touch on moral force versus trickery in college games and note a fatal golf accident in Massachusetts.
A collage of humorous snippets and misread dialogue from Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, and Houston papers. Witty exchanges reveal social foibles, political banter, and everyday quirks.
The New York World reports September foreign trade reached record levels with exports near two million higher than any September and imports eighteen million above prior records. Monthly imports exceeded one hundred million three times this year, and the twelve month total surpassed the billion mark in imports by 157 million. The rise includes sugar and stronger activity at customs as furs diamonds and automobiles move.
Post Laureate Alfred Atkin laments Nelson’s sacrifice amid naval dangers. The poem urges restraint in glory seeking, honors Nelson’s legacy, and calls for vigilance to keep freedom and peace at sea. It reflects enduring maritime duty and national resolve beyond battle meadows.
A historic note lists letters remaining in Frederick on October 21 1805. Gentlemens and Ladies names appear, including Adams Baumgardner Davis Catterwick Eyler Esler Hefner Hamiltas Garris Hopkins Holbraner Heffner Keys McLaughlin Murphy Osryan Rodeifer Rice Stevene Lapies and others. Recipients must call for advertised letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office.
A disputed old text touts Chamberlain's Pata Balm as speeding healing of injuries by inflammation and preventing infection. It claims rapid delivery of relief, reduced soreness, and savings on time and money. Sold by local druggists and merchants in the area.
In a Baltimore hospital ward a severely burned man, Willier, a track laborer from Babillasville, fights for life after the Western Maryland wreck near Ran som. He plans to spend Christmas with his family as he endures burns to both legs and arms and facial injuries, while recalling the disaster and the deaths of others.
Reports from Baltimore County and surrounding areas describe a fire at a farm barn near Columbia causing extensive damage and insurance losses, a fatal shooting in Midlothian, and a suicide by Sylvester Dwight Judd in Baltimore. The Hancock house event in Byattsville and theatrical investment by an Eastern syndicate are also noted along with a contested nomination effort in Cambridge.
Telegram from Grafton reports the death of Mrs Sophia Doll widow of Wm Doll sister of Mrs Eliza Woodward of this city. Funeral plans pending. Miss Alice Keefer 17 died after illness at Frederick City Hospital and to be buried Mt Oliver cemetery. Mrs Mary Wagner widow of Ignatius Wagner died Oct 14 at Mt St Marys of apoplexy. Sister Maria Natalia Harrap aged 32 died Oct 15 at St Josephs Academy Exmitsburg.
Funeral services for Calcing J. Grembine were held yesterday from Fershill Avenue West Arlington Baltimore conducted by Rev Dr A S Weber. Interment in Druid Ridge cemetery. Pallbearers named. The remains of Franklin P Lawist were moved to Leasburg Virginia after death on Friday. Funeral held yesterday afternoon with Thomas P Rios as funeral director. Sick Headache Cure advertised noting Chamblain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to relieve indigestion. Available at L Pearre’s store.
Miss Vida Marie Lee and Mr H Bentats Lacey wed at St Jerome's Hustisville on October 15 with a large wedding party and formal reception. Elizabeth Myers Getter and Benjamin Van Doren Jr tied in New York City with ceremony at Littlestown. Future plans include residence near Blasmount Virginia and a society reception.
Fragmented OCR shows train times from Union Bridge to Baltimore and intermediate stations with departures at several daily times including morning and afternoon slots. Entries mention Sunday schedules and multiple branches with destination totals and intermediate stops.
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