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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary note mentions telegraph routing to 7H NEWS in Frederick Maryland with mail and telegrams. It references names and connections to E. Ormiee and Cinheo Sen, but details are unclear.
The piece rails at Senator Forsaken and Mr. Bryan while proposing a Scott Tillman match as pivotal for Senate campaigns. It notes Atlantic City boardwalk shooting denials, defends newspaper accuracy, and remarks on reporters and professions, urging readers to trust earnest reporting despite occasional errors.
The message cites Labor Day as a national holiday set by Congress for the first Monday in September. Maryland Governor Crothers urges observance to honor labor, promote good citizenship, and strengthen social progress, contrasting Maryland and New Jersey leadership. It references Governor Fort of New Jersey enforcing law at Atlantic City and praises the Atlantic City order with court aid.
Scan of clippings shows snippets from Philadelphia Press and Louisville Courier Journal about mislaid love, a train wreck, a wedding party, and public figures. The fragment emphasizes social commentary and editorial quips without a clear central event.
A northern pundit argues against paying campaign speakers and criticizes professional agitators. The piece cites Mark Hanna’s funding role, favors voluntary activism, and warns that parties hiring speakers reveal weakness in principle and sincerity. It endorses voluntary workers over paid operatives across parties.
A fragmented poem titled The Old Love Song blends memory and lyric tone as it traces love and youth through music. Interjected is a garbled medical advertisement touting Hall's Catarrh Cure with dubious claims and financial notes.
The Trades pendent Hose Company’s new automobile fire engine arrives from Indianapolis. It combines a gasoline engine with a triplex pump, can run as a standard vehicle or power the pump, and features a 125 to 140 pound pressure, 1,000 feet of hose capacity, multiple ladders, extinguishers, brushes, and electric lighting. Built with polished brass and an apple storage ignition system, cost cited as five thousand five hundred dollars.
A fly wheel burst at the Inter-Urban Railroad power house near Middletown shortly before one o clock. The blast wrecked the building roof and damaged the large engine used for trolley power. Electrician Mr. Wm Rader suffered a hip injury and was taken to his Braddock boarding house. The smaller engine was started to maintain service.
A long list of residents and visitors in Reading Virginia and surrounding communities notes Mrs. Princeton Buckey visiting relatives in Reading, Mr. Oscar Calle in town on business, and many others from York Pa Baltimore Md Kemptown Md and Columbus Ohio. It records extended visits and returns to Baltimore Philadelphia and nearby areas with mentions of hotels and local streets. A brief item about a new telephone marvel by a German inventor is included.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt of 407 Adelphi Street Brooklyn claims a 100 year life aided by cold plunges and no corsets. She describes daily routine, scant clothing, and early cold baths begun in Lancaster Pennsylvania. She cites blindness as her only defect and recalls being kissed by General Lanning at city hall steps.
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