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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
6
The American Bar Association moves to curb delays in criminal and civil cases. A committee drafts laws to shorten appeals on technical grounds and speed judicial decisions on merits. Critics warn against delaying justice for the wealthy, while supporters seek swift, fair outcomes.
Readable bits include mused lines about Merriness notes and a reference to a balloon ascent of 20 000 feet. The passage resembles clipped dialogue and stray phrases from periodical exchanges including the Plain Dealer and Inter Ocean. The text wanders without a clear narrative arc or dated event.
A collage of 1919 era excerpts condemns mob violence and urges racial harmony. It cites Springfield mob tensions, education's role in reform, and the impact of children on family stability, contrasting calls for lawfulness with social fear and unrest.
A reflection on reckless passion and consequences, arguing that the strong act with forethought while the weak rush to action and regret later. The author condemns mercy shown selectively and warns that repentance comes too late after harm is done, using the metaphor of a stolen horse.
Poetic fragment from Uncle Reme’s The Home Magazine noting autumnal imagery. Mentions Calml tender feeling and memories of summer fading. References to Old Rocky Face Cohuttas and imagery of rocks and landscapes set in a seasonal piece.
Dance at the residence of Mr. Win Long of Loy’s featured many guests and a late supper. A family reunion occurred at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Derr home with relatives from Columbus Ohio and Montgomery County. A straw ride organized by Mr. Samuel Summers drew eighteen youths for an evening of fun in Braddock Raven.
Florence Bainbridge and John Keys pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge before Justice C H Eckstein after an midnight altercation at Klinchart's alley near West Third Street. Officer Hobbe intervened, ordering them to appear, and each was fined two dollars which they agreed to pay.
Mr Robert E Delaplaine secretary of Independent Hose Company reports the automobile engine arrived at Brunswick this morning and will likely be shipped here. Moon 100 reward. Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised claims to cure catarrh by internal use and stimulating the mucous membranes. Proprietor H HIatt promotes the remedy.
The city and county recorded eleven deaths in the city. In surrounding areas many names appear among the deceased. Mt Olivet saw seven deaths from the city and county and others from Pennsylvania Alabama Carroll Baltimore Hagerstown and Washington. In August the clerk’s office filed 104 instruments including 76 deeds 20 mortgages two chattel mortgages four bills of sale and 1 certificate of incorporation. Eighteen marriage licenses were issued with three marked don’t publish. Ministers certificates remain unissued for three licenses.
The notice lists Edward Shafer near Middletown and Sheriff George Edw Myers both ill in bed. Virgie Munshower on West Patrick Street is improving. Joseph Douglas on Last Third Street has recovered enough to go out after a week of sickness. William G Miller on East Patrick Street bronchitis. recuperation planned at Monocacy Heights. Annie V Gilbert on East Patrick Street returned from a vacation with William G Green of Baltimore and visit to Hallie Martin on North Market Street.
Thieves visited Shenandoah Junction on Thursday night or early Friday morning and took two valuable horses. A driving horse with saddle and bridle was taken from J. Y. Blackford, then another horse was stolen from James McGarry. Police in Barnhelt Winchester Ha cerstown and Frederick alerted for lookout.
Rough calculations suggest Rockville fair receipts are well below expectations due to bad weather in the first two days. A proposal calls for a large October barbecue on fair grounds to raise funds for the Agricultural Society and meet overdue obligations.
A sprained ankle may be cured in about one period. Apply Chamberlain's Bingen tready to aid healing with absolute rest. Lor sale of Poarro's Modern Paprmnecy.
Mrs. Ann Elias Proctor, 58, of Urbana, left a husband and children including Mrs. Luther Dixon and Edward Proctor. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm at M E Church Urbana with interment in Urbana Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Geo W Peters served as funeral director from National Council of the Daughters of Liberty.
By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County docket No 4313 Equity theTristens named in the decree will sell at public sale in front of H Stuutfer's store Alkersville Frederick County Maryland on Thursday September 10 1908 at 4 o clock p m real estate decreed to be sold
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