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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1906

Page

2

Heroism Defined Across Opinions and Acts

The piece contrasts views on heroism citing Hearst, Shaw, and Louisville Courier-Journal. It quotes praise for selfless helpers who live modestly to aid others and notes their heroism often lacks public reward. It praises quiet heroes who endure hardship for others and urges supportive, generous actions.

Herotam Bernard Shaw Louieville Aaye Cynsolem Courier- Journal Qourier-Jouresl Oodrler Journal Bose Louisville

Public notices and editorial snips spark varied reactions

A collage of remarks from readers and reports covers topics from dust collection tips to church business decisions in Utah. The piece notes legal opinions in Philadelphia on a stage play and hints at political implications for future governance and venue restrictions.

Galzberger Philadelphia Weaver Clansman

Y M C A Building Plans Promising for Frederick

The Y M C A building committee reports a refined Frederick site for a new facility with notable external and internal features. Expanded plans add lodging rooms and a cafe to meet local needs and sustain the project, expecting strong public support and funding from the community.

Tax News Frederick E. BR. Escupacn

Bishop Cortin confirms nearly 400 at Frostburg

Bishop Cortin confirmed nearly 400 persons at Frostburg in a regional church ceremony. The event reflected ongoing religious activities across the state and drew attendees from surrounding communities.

Bishop Cortin Frostburg Phillip Miller Annapolis J. W. Hemphill Maryland Hagerstown Washington County Washington Still Pond Cumberland Henderson Patrick Ganley Shariff Worthington Harford County Jaban Agen George F. Beavan St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church Ellisboro

The Work of Death. Helen Ebberts

Helen Ebberts aged six years died Saturday from diphtheria in Roma at 411 Klinehart a atrast funeral held yesterday at four led by Rev Fr Smith with pallbearers William Stup Albers Gannon Edward Herring Paul PayosMt Olivet cemetery De P Rios directed the funeral Alma A Tyler colored infant of Oliver and Eirza Tyler died this morning at 402 Middle alley aged one month nineteen days funeral set for tomorrow at seven in the evening

Helen Ebberts Helen Lustta Ebberts Thomas Emma Ebbert Roma Klinehart'a Atrast Fr. Smith William Stup Albers Gannon Edward Herring Paul Payos Mt. Olivet de P. Rios Direcor Alma A. Tyler Oliver Eirza Tyler Middle Alley

Advertised Letters Remaining at Frederick Post Office

The Frederick post office lists letters awaiting pickup dated Saturday October 27 1906. Gentry names include Armstrong Brightfell Conley Casey Carson Oatrea Donnell Dudley Earles Grimes Herrington He bb ell Hager Jarrett Kemp Martin Moyer Nelson Rauschenbach Scott Branffer Lipton Weir Laures list shows Mrs Abirdis Brisk Mrs Barbour Gross DeQosey Vilbare Hayes Jackson Maunz Sanders and others. Call to claim within two weeks or they go to dead letter.

Frederickity Post Ofice G. Armatrong Nathaniel Brightfell Charles R. Conley William Casey Grover Oarson A. A. Oatrea O. E. Donnell F. J. Dudley Frank D. Earles T. Grimes Walter O. Herrington Henry Hebbell Peter H. Hager Wilmer Jarrett Edward Kemp M. Martin F. Moyer Wm. W. Nelson Julian A. Rauschenbach Tucker Scott O. B. Branffer R. J. Lipton Alex. Weir Laures’ List Mias Abirdis Brisk Mrs Charles Barbour Migs Gross Mias Lattie DeQosey Clara Bvilbare Mra. H. Hayes Mra Arebeil Jackson Mise Mary Maunz Ies Mand Sanders

Lawful Grip Yet Loose Ends Bind Citizens Tonight

Charles K Hyder was arrested Saturday night by Officers Hobbs and Herwig for being drunk and disorderly. Justice J Francis Smith fined him $2.90, or 20 days in jail. Richard Lipps, intoxicated, fell on cobblestones, cut his head, and was jailed to recuperate after arrest by Officer Berwig.

Charrles K. Hyder Hobbs and Herwig J. Francis Smith Richard Lipps Berwig

Decoration at Mt Olives for All Souls Day

The Woman's Literary Club of Belti more will decorate graves on November 2 as part of their annual custom. Flowers will be sent to Mt Olives cemetery and placed on the tomb of Francis Scott Key and the grave of Miss Jane Zacharias.

Woman's Literary Club Beltimore Mt. Olives Francis Scott Key Jane Zacharias

Trains Plunge From Bridge In Water Rescue Efforts Continue

A Westville Camden electric rail accident sent a train of about a hundred passengers into Thoroughfare water after a bridge collapse. Motorman Walter Scott and conductor John L Curtis among officials. Heroic escape of David S Enley who saved a child. Mrs McDonald recounts diving to rescue her husband and others amid panicked passengers.

Walter Scott John L. Curtis Cauder Ralp BR Wood Camden Newfield Junction Westville David S. Enley Tenley Atlantic City Helen Gilbert Enley McDonald Philadelphia Mittonald V. Townsend Poenassania Avenue Sis Chester Cave

Train disaster on the meadows ends in drowning and rescue

A wrecked whale train plunges into water after a twist on the bridge. Passengers entombed in cars, divers and rescuers struggle as crowds gather. Charles Kessler leads a first rescue with an axe, John Cooney examines the wreck, and electricity failures hinder efforts to reach the submerged bodies.

Deford Salis “Stowar Cleeline Express Charles Kessler John Cooney

Bodies Recovered From Pennsylvania Electric Traffic Wreck

Atlantic City October 29 Fifty one bodies recovered from the wreck of the Pennsylvania electric traffic. The death toll is estimated at sixty one. Hunting dogs stolen as hunting season nears. A hunter reports dogs being stolen and shipped to cities for high prices.

Atlantic Crry Pennsylvania Electric Traffc the News

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