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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

4

Frederick News Subscriber Notification List

TO SUBSCRIBER. ubscribers to The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regu larly will confer a favor by reporting the same to this office as we are doing everything within our power to make the service perfect. The News can be found on sale at the following places: New City Hotel. Buckey's Cigar Store, 5. Market St. Central Restaurant. F. K. Schmidt's Cigar Store, Weat: Patrick Street. Artington Hotel. At Braddock Meighta, Zimmerman roe'. Grocery Store, McCardell's Store, Hotel Braddock.

Seaiweesey Xews United States Chesapeake & Potomac Mewu Frederick New City Buckey’s Market St. Central F. K. Schmidt Patrick Street Artington Braddock Meighta Zimmerman Roe McCardell's Braddock Moser's N. Market St

Frederick Juniors plan modern fire department upgrade

The Frederick Juniors will convert a tractor into a Brot or propel the fire engine and hope to complete the change within six weeks. They plan to locate in a new North Market street building and may acquire chassis for the hose wagon. The improvements aim to boost northern town protection and reflect a strong, modernized fire service. The city notes fires are relatively few, but prevention and equipment remain essential investments.

North Market Street Fire Department of Frederick

Senate Tariff Measure Passes 44 to 37

The Senate rejected the tariff proposal by a 44 to 37 vote after four months of consideration. The bill advances to a conference to resolve friendly differences, with business uncertainty easing as the new rule nears implementation. Frederick's major industries stand to be affected, and there is cautious hope it will benefit the American economy without harming local firms.

Senate Congress Frederick Congresa

Public funds for nominations and elections debated

Governor Simeon Baldwin of Connecticut urges that the state bear all primary and general election costs. He argues offices belong to the people and private funding impairs government integrity by creating a proprietary stake in office. The idea faces questions about policy and implementation.

Kansas City Star Simeon &. Baldwin Connecticut Baldwin

Weather and ruin bind all fortunes in common shock

A reflective note on how weather and disaster affect every place and person alike, arguing that even small storms can expose broader interdependence and common vulnerability across nations, communities, and households.

Kansas Philadelphia

Minutes of Merriness Wigg I Suppose Mrs Pheurich

A brief humorous note mocks Mrs Pheurich claiming she has the best of everything except manners. It features a Delphiian Record comment that she would make a splendid wife for an American ambassador abroad and questions if she is distinguished, adding that she can handle housework and darning well.

The Flower's Name and Browning On Spanish Names

The speaker recalls a walk with a lady, describing a garden, the wicket, and a moth on phlox. He longs to learn Spanish to capture her poetic flower name, reflecting on roses and the trace of her presence. He pleads for the lady to stay and be loved, noting the sunlit garden and his longing to fix her memory.

Rosea Bud Obert Browning

Twenty Years Ago Today In FrederickHeadline

Twenty years ago today in Frederick reports from The News dated September 10 1849. The Republican State Central Committee aganized re election of Harry M Clabaugh as chairman Henry Clay Nail secretary Nobie H Creager treasurer Rev J Logan sample who organized many churches among the Black Hills and the Far West. Gaskins and Stoddard Inspectors for the Commissioners of the District of Columbia visited the Frederick Brick Works to examine the bricks being produced.

Republican State Central Committee Harry M. Clabaugh Henry Clay Nail Nobie H Creager J. Logan Sample Black Hills Far West Messrs. Gaskins Stoddard Commissioners of District of Columbia Frederick Brick Works

Services at Key's Grave Arranged

Preparations for Friday Old Defenders Day services at the grave of Francis Scott Key are nearly complete. Col George W. F. Vernon will deliver the principal address. Mrs. F. E. H. Markell places the wreath. Mrs. Samuel G. Duvall and William Briely lead the planning for the Star Spangled Banner centenary events.

Franch Scott Key William (. Briiely Key Monument Association Samuel G. Duvall Birely Mirabeth McCoonel FE. H. Markell George W. F. Vernon Frederick County Colony Baltimore Key's Grave A. Barneveld Bibbins Goucher College Clara V. Mott Frederick

War Relics Unearthed Near Black House Junction

Workers digging near the Black House at the Junction uncovered relics probably from the Monocacy battle. Finds include a rifle barrel a gun lock a swivel and a pistol ball plus a nine tooth comb rusted with age. Akers showed the finds at The News office and would donate them to a historical society for preservation. Bennett brothers attended sessions of the Improved Order of Red Men in Washington this week.

John H. Bennett Henry J. Bennett West South Street Washington Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men United States

Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections

Market report finished at noon today with prices from Motter Bron. & Co. Treasury and utilities notes, railroad bonds, and cotton duck consignments listed. Includes values for Seaboard Air Line, United Ry, Western Maryland, Fairmont Coal, and Houston Oil divisions among others.

Motter Bron. & Co A.C. L. Con Power Georgia Alabama Houston Houston Oi Elec North Portamanth Seeboard Air Line Seaboard Air Line United Rys Western Maryland F&c Trust Anacostia & Potomac Citizens’ Bank G COON Fairmont Coal Chicago Railways Tss Hicome Central iMercantile Trust Del

New York Stocks and Argentina's Rabbit Canning Factory

Today's quotations show activity in New York stocks as Motter Bros. & Co provides figures. The article notes Argentina maintains a rabbit canning factory engaged in a sizable export business.

Motter Bros. & Co Argentina

Chicago grain market snippet highlights mixed signals

Fragmentary report shows Sept and May bids for corn and wheat with unclear percentages and odd characters. Key entities are Chicago grain market and dates like Sept. 2.0.5. The text is garbled with extraneous symbols, offering limited clear facts.

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