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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News announces independent publication by Great Southern Printing in Frederick Maryland with managerial names and subscription details. It notes a weekly edition and rate, delivery options, and contact instructions for subscriptions and information via mail or telephone.
The Washington Herald suggests President Roosevelt shift from moralizing lectures to a hopeful focus during West and South tours. It argues this tone would not abandon policies but avert further economic sermons, easing public tension while continuing enforcement of the law and reform.
Maryland Day at the Jamestown Exposition is described as a grand tribute to the state and its patriotism. The report notes Maryland’s forthcoming role before the nation and emphasizes an ex tradit to the patriotism of her citizens.
A collage of humorous exchanges from old newspapers. The piece cites mock conversations about engagements gossip and language quirks. Characters like Madge George and Harry appear in snippets, with playful wordplay and dialect humor.
A New York World report notes Socialists at the Stuttgart Congress enjoyed worldly comforts. Delegates stayed at top hotels and wore fashionable attire, including immaculate white coats, while others dressed plainly. The piece questions wealth's relation to principle and mocks snobbery amid reform.
A nostalgic verse by Eugene Field reflects on autumn’s arrival and a boyhood tied to nature. The speaker recalls familiar birds, plants, and places in a rural homeland, admitting aging memory and a wish to reclaim youth’s simple joys. The poem ends with gratitude for a past friendship.
Thirty-nine members of Company A have qualified this season after nine members were sent to the State Rimas Range last week. Eight more qualified as sharpshooters or marksmen, with scores listed for several soldiers. Company B leads the brigade with 41 of 46 qualified, while Company A aims to close the gap before the season ends October 1. The group will travel to Baltimore for Military Day during Home-coming Week, participate in the parade and bombardment of Fort McLeary, and await delivery of full-dress uniforms scheduled next week.
Obituaries mark the sudden death of Mrs Annis O Middleton in Atlantic City and the deaths of Samuel B Smith, William Henry Roberts, May Ann Flanagan, George W Biddinger, infant Edward Lawrences, with details on survivors, funerals, and burial sites. A cantata titled The Rainbow Fete is described with vivid costuming and performances by local groups.
The dwelling houses of Mr. Daniel Bentz on East Third street were repainted by Lewla HE Burke. Miss Lizzie Hallar slipped and fell entering Braddock Heights dancing pavilion, striking her head and was unconscious for several minutes.
county notes from Germantown and Kensington detail visits among families incl. Robersons, Dooleys, Snyders, and Lenharts. social calls in Washington D C and Delaware. religious notices include Rev Smith sermons at the Baptist church and M E Church South services led by Miss Lenhart. Also reports ship across city: a death in New York, a will dispute in Scranton, Kishinev Jewish outbreak casualties, a man’s suicide at a Milwaukee fair, and Kid Wedge becoming a pastor in Barnston Nebraska.
Retired Navy officer Commander Simon Cook died at his residence in St Louis. The brief obituary notes his service and place of death. Separately, Michigan railroads agreed to adopt a two cent passenger fare rate when the law takes effect, signaling a forthcoming transportation policy change.
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