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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
4
The passage mocks Secretary Tart and his friends while referencing Hughes and Missouri delegates. It cites William Randolph Hearst’s stance on wealth and notes Labor Day disorders in San Francisco with two men shot, suggesting more were wounded. It discusses missionary tax policy in Morocco and contrasts French and American natives.
The Washington Herald and New York papers debate the total cost of acquiring and holding the Philippine Islands. Estimates range from 200,000 to 13,500,000 with figures citing 400,000,000 in total spending and annual costs around 40,000,000. Taft places the Aguinaldo revolt at 170,000,000, totaling about 190,000,000, plus ongoing military and naval expenditures and future fortification costs reaching into the millions.
Contemporary comment notes Judge Parker will not seek office again and predicts Bryan as next US president per Obamp Clark. Annapolis and Baltimore papers cite campaign buzz from Allegany to Worcester, claiming Bonaparte’s expulsion rumors are unfounded and Cabinet ties intact.
A collage of quick gags and social snippets. A London crowds of witty remarks, a punch of stage chatter and a joke about pedestrians and motorists from the Washington Star. The exchange touches on steak orders, engagements, marital trouble, economy, and street safety with a breezy, humor-filled tone.
A New York woman driving in California had a snake drop from a tree into her car. The driver fainted, causing a collision with a farmer’s wagon. The incident, though sensational, reflects wild frontier humor rather than lasting danger.
A nostalgic poem collection excerpt reflecting grief and longing. The speaker names sorrow from love lost, contrasting dark days with memories of Mary and a beloved voice. Verses evoke nature, distant bells, and the ache of absence from Grizby and Prentice.
The notice lists several deaths including Mrs Mary E Moore age 135 years 8 days, Mrs Margaret A Brown, Mrs Maria Murray, George D Martz, John Harm maker, George Porterfield, Mrs Mary Ann Rice, Pater Hanver, infants Altha Keead Burdette and Gitao Beall, Penrose Olins, and others. It notes funeral arrangements, places of death, surviving relatives, and burial details.
Hatste Virginia Quinn seeks an absolute divorce from Alexander L. Qainn of Frederick through attorney James Tasgel. She cites abandonment and alleged infidelity since their July 27 1807 marriage in the city, with custody of their child requested.
A Florida-like experiment with stingless bees at the American Museum of Natural History in New York ended in collapse as the insects died from dry indoor air. The Venezuelan colony, brought by W. E. Morrison, thrived in summer but perished with approaching winter despite honey stores and warmth.
Nettle Brown was arrested by Officer Dieter for cursing and abusing Reaohol Lewis on South Bentz. Before Justice Kekstein she paid a $1 fine. The notice then digresses into promotional material about deafness cures and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Fraternal orders plan a grand parade in Baltimore on Wednesday October 16 featuring uniformed delegations and 1000 musicians. Governors, mayors, and other celebrities will view from a grandstand. A large evening ball at Fifth Regiment Armory will honor visiting brothers with illuminated decor and Maryland national colors. Tens of thousands invited from Maryland former residents.
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