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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
6
The piece discusses campaign optimism in New York and a Washington Herald note on a Reichstag incident about excluding reporters. It highlights how press reports can misrepresent speeches and how editors caution about verbatim quotes and public misperceptions.
A garbled account discusses Republican influence in Baltimore County and hints at corporate connections to legislative tools. The piece questions monopoly power for gas and electric supply in Maryland and references Mr Walbott and local committees.
A garbled collage from 19th century papers cites fleeting exchanges and cartoonish vignettes. It references Boreleigh Misa Dorie Tat dread of inscnola and a locked office door. Other snippets show classroom mischief and humorous exchanges about work and romance.
The author endorses Dr. David Jayne Hill’s choice to wear plain black attire as ambassador in Berlin, noting the old custom of private clothes reflects nineteenth century simplicity. While many officials wear uniformed dress, Hill’s stance is praised as commendable and arguments for or against official uniform are discussed.
A fragmented poem collage contrasts a garden with liliza and reece and silent butterflies with memories of home and oceanside scenes. It recalls past summers, ships, and shoreline voices, ending with a wistful note on unattainable return.
The town hosts new millinery openings with decorative headgear on display. Weekend activity includes political demonstrations and Halloween exports. The exterior of City Hotel is being repainted by workers led by Michael Kennedy. The Independent Hoge Company plans its regular quarterly meeting tomorrow at 7:80 o clock.
William Morgan a prominent Hansonville resident died early yesterday morning at 18 years 5 months and days He leaves three sons Scott Moma Jockey and Robert Morgan of Mansonville and three daughters Mrs Charles inne indicated Mot Mrs Samuel Byter of Tausanvalle and Mrs Annie Werthan of Balthnoce The funeral will be Friday at Brook Mill church with interment at Brook bh A infant child of Mr and Mrs Kovfer Redmond of Peart died Monday aged 1 day and was buried Tuesday in the Reformed cemetery at that race Choenderfer and Seon were the funeral rectors
Burhittesille resident Willan Gerhant sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co for damages to his Parnswick property. He claims an embankment on the west side causes earth and drainage to flow onto his lot and rains a well on the premises, devaluing the property and harming its rental appeal. Damages amount yet to be determined. Ex Senator Dreoly Wels hack represents Mr. Graham.
Mr. Ernest Beall and Miss Lela Grace Sarehman both of Montgomery county were married yesterday at the Evangelical Reformed Church in the city by Rev. Dr. E R Esxehbach. Engagement announced of Miss Mua Jessie Bennett to Mr. Watson Philip Newton of Washington with wedding planned in December.
A card party was hosted by Mica Sarat C. Lenhart on East Church Street. Several games were played and the evening was described as very pleasant.
A generic health note warns that excess food harms digestion and urges sensible eating. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy and mentions Peatre's Modern Pharmacy as a place to buy.
A barn on Robert Beard’s farm near Middleburg burned. Reports note Democratic mass meetings in Denton with Governor Crothera and Senator Ray ner. A Maryland race forecast has Taft winning Md by about 9,000. Prohibition candidates Chalin and Watkins attend Albaugh’s Theater event in Baltimore. Also mentions oyster supper at Givens Reformed Church, and charity efforts linked to Western Union.
A letter to the editor argues temperance must guide youth amid saloon crowds and vices. It cites Loyal Temperance Legion and WCTU efforts to educate boys and girls. The court dismissed Joseph C. Misner’s appeal from a registration judge after the hearing window expired.
James William Dean was arrested on embezzlement charges and furnished a bond of 800 dollars before Judge C. H. Eckstein for his appearance this afternoon at 1 o clock.
Congregational reception of All Saints Episcopal Church takes place Monday evening in the parish house. The guild anniversary is observed in the chapel before the reception. Mt Saint Marys College reports a 3 to 0 home win over Maryland Medical College despite poor practice. A testimonial claims Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy eased chronic diarrhoea for George M Felton of Bobb Gibson PA. Korsale at Pearres Modern Pharmacy.
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