Daily News from Frederick Missouri
The Independent Daily News issues from Frederick, Missouri, published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
4
The Independent Daily News issues from Frederick, Missouri, published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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The article argues the 1912 reapportionment creates 431 House seats with 266 needed to win the electoral college, detailing regional shifts and party implications. It weighs Taft and La Follette scenarios, notes rising Pacific coast influence, and predicts a volatile presidential contest driven by shifting party lines and evolving population distribution.
Admiral Togo vows to carry home a vivid impression of us. Banquets eaten over a period leave such an impression. A woman climbs a picket fence to catch a train at Tarrytown New York as the age of woman’s right advances.
The Postmaster General moves to extend postal savings banks from New York, Boston, Chicago and St Louis to Pittsburgh, Detroit, Buffalo, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Seattle, Indianapolis, Denver and Portland. Early deposits reached $1,000, with annual receipts projected at seven million dollars. permanence of deposits nationwide expected to be high. Expansion aims at larger cities, with first banks opened about seven months ago.
The piece praises a political system for strengthening party health and freedom, noting its first trial in this state. It asserts the system has come to stay and will improve party conditions, calling for genuine congratulations among Democrats of all factions.
A mosaic of clipped quotes shows misread lines and misquoted phrases from Chicago Record Herald Detroit Pier Dress Christian Register and Washington Star. It hints at playful editorials on employment, poetry Milton and public duty with scattered references to literacy and satire.
A poetic call to journey to Braddock, repeating the refrain to rise and depart. The verse evokes mountains, valleys, trains, and the allure of Braddock, with references to Braddock’s hills, Catoctin green landscapes, and the Garden of the Lord. The piece blends musical cadence with a longing for beauty and peace.
Market round up of Istest sales corrected to noon by Matter Bros. and Co. listing numerous bonds and stocks with prices including Georgia Alabama 5s, Seaboard lines, United Rys issues, Western Maryland 1st 4s, and other notes. Includes September 1 1911 date and financial references to Mercantile Trust Citizens Bank and Providence broad listings.
Sept Wheat traded around 9 455 with nearby derivatives 948 945 604 944. May Wheat 100%4 Sept Corn 656 Dec Corn 63% reflecting mixed gains and adjustments in Chicago trading papers.
After days of heavy rain the Monocacy River crested like an inland lake. Streams overflowed and soil bridges washed away, with Monocacy higher than since the Johnstown flood era. Frederick county reported August rainfall exceeding expectations, while city reservoirs remain muddy and supply limited, awaiting new pipeline connections to restore full water service.
A horse escaped from a warehouse on C roH street triggering a chase toward Renta street. It was sighted by bystander Mr Eugene Virts and later caught near Darshe Sheradi. authorities noted the event as a runaway incident without further injuries.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick reports Isaac P. Gilbert’s paralysis while shingling a barn on McClintock Young’s mountain farm. A Northern Central Rail Road survey from Reisterstown plans a Green Spring branch extension to Westminster and Frederick branch linking to M QO line. M Q Valentine prepares to manufacture with tolls on milk two miles west of Liberty, costing about 1. The RO and Q RR notifies Martingburg employers the Brunswick run is discontinued and workers must relocate to Brimswick.
HG. Tayior, manager of Frederick Marble and Works, North Market Street, suffered a severe injury to his right foot yesterday when unloading a stone from a wagon and slipping, causing damage to his foot.
New York stock quotations are provided today by Motter Bros and Co. The feature lists price movement across leading issues with notable gains and declines. Investors monitor industry leaders and market trends as trading activity continues amid ongoing economic signals.
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