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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1911
Page
6
New York stocks are presented with quotations furnished by Motter Bros and Co. for today. Market activity and price levels across key issues are reported in compact format.
The Daily News, an independent newspaper from the Great Southern Printing group, expands its local reporting reach and community features with enhanced editorial oversight and new columnist lineups.
A Sept one New York statute makes carrying a concealed deadly weapon a felony and having such a weapon in a residence a misdemeanor with a $10 permit cost. The act aims to curb street fights and shootings, though enforcement may be difficult in homes. It endorses self defense as less plausible, urging prevention through healthy minds and bodies. A mention of Mr. Jackson paying $2,000,009 for each of his six children is noted amid fragmented lines.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a Kentucky preacher likening heaven to an apartment house and notes cautions about phrasing, with stray references to Indiana farmers fattening bags with trash eggs and parking houses selling meat as canned chicken, plus an official return from summer vacation.
The New York World notes Labor Day shows relatively calm in the United States with muted labor tensions. It contrasts Europe where strikes in France England and potential spread to Germany have disrupted industry, food supplies, and public life, though government action eased broader unrest.
A collection of editorials praises county fairs as wholesome civic events featuring Holsteins Berkshires and Rhode Island Reds while railing against pistols and urging responsible gun ownership. Separate notes discuss a specific election fraud claim in South Baltimore where Thomas F. McNulty appears to have no votes on returns, yet affidavits claim otherwise requiring scrutiny by grand jury and party leadership.
The Baltimore Sun argues that party nominations lack binding fealty and fraud can mislead outcomes. It urges amending the Primary Election law to allow contest mechanisms and a method to appoint election judges to protect candidates and voters, noting sealed patrol boxes question and the need for lawful testing and accountability.
A collection of quips and exchanges from the era reflects social attitudes and humor about vaccination temper, tenancy, voting, and daily life. Dialogues parody concerns over health, lodging, and suffrage, with playful banter about weathered schemes and political participation. The snippets showcase newspaper humor from various cities and readers’ wit without a single unfolding narrative.
The excerpt depicts a rustic tutor or guardian advising patience with a boy starting school. It contrasts mild mischief and curiosity with the need for structured learning while referencing the thrush and field imagery. The voice echoes period dialect and a rural setting. Theodosa Garrison appears as the narrator in The Delineator.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local items note the Enterprise Building Company of New York awarded contracts to erect houses in Brunswick and a new depot to Phillip Naish and Sons of Baltimore. A silver watch found on a bush by a Mechanicstown Clarion editor and companion is reported. Postmaster Harry C Reefer begins inspections of county post offices, while en route to the mountains his horse runs away and throws him. Elmer Brensile of Union Machine Works burns feet on molten iron at the foundry.
Creditors call for remaining checks as receivers distribute about 20 000 more from mortgages and notes. About 60 checks still unclaimed as of early distribution, with many holders distant from Brunswick. Receivers plan another distribution when funds allow while keeping bank office for ongoing affairs. Cumberland Labor Day events draw thousands with a parade, flag displays, and a public address by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.
Heavy rains hurt the peach crop in Washington County with growers in Smithsburg and Chewsville reporting losses of fine fruit. Peaches spoil as the fruit softens on the tree and becomes specked and watery when exposed to wet weather. Fry weather, if not too hot, may improve quality by enhancing color and overall condition.
Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers publish noon corrections for stock prices across many issues including Anacostia & Potomac 5s and Seaboard Air Line 1st 4s. Notes mention Houston Oil, Georgia Alabama 5s, Western Maryland 4s, United Rys series, and Mercantile Trust acknowledgments amid a general update. A neighbor call mentions Mrs. W. B. Spaugh of Manville, Wye, noting a remedy claim for digestive troubles via King’s New Life Pills at Pearls Pharmacy.
A vencréte pavement is being laid in front of the properties of Messrs. George Homk and G. Wesley Kindley on East Church street by a force of men under EOP Mantz.
At the quarterly meeting of the Junior Fire Company last night Jenly Teufine presided. Two persons were elected to membership. Ground has been broken for five brick houses on Wisner Street for Mr A A Loush, with HM Gittinger the contractor.
Market snapshot shows wheat and corn activity with mixed quotes for September and May contracts. Traders monitor price shifts, with noted bids and asks across Chicago grain pits and related commodity instruments.
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