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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1904
Page
4
The Frederick News announces weekly publication delivery by carriers or mail in the city and nationwide for 100 per year with advance payment. Subscription terms emphasize easy ordering and prompt service. The office notes connection with telegraph services and invites advertisers to contact for mail and online orders.
Editorial notes urge thorough enforcement of city ordinances after a late night revival of a pay for public entertainments rule. It cites a Dodges Tennessee rail crash, discusses possible engineer medical incapacity as a cause, and argues for double engine crews for safety.
A fragmented column discusses naval figures like Kuroki and Koropatkia, and suggests an upcoming European literary work titled The Plight That Failed. It weighs American voters as engineers and workers, urging vigilance and faithful party support for the nation. It portrays party fidelity as essential to national good.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss guiding the ship of state for the greatest good, asserting leaders lack personal privilege or carte blanche to be careless. Mentions GOW De cherio and POWEL.inevitable ambiguities in source text.
A collage of brief quips and humorous exchanges from various papers including Philadelphia Bal?etin and Washington Star. Snippets reference political flavor, social banter, and light banter about engagements, money, and flirtations with playful, era-tinged tone.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quotes Chief Millikin claiming cocaine fuels criminal activity among colored residents. The article cites recent violence, urges tougher policing and stricter laws, notes Ohio currently punishes cocaine sales with fines and calls for harsher penalties similar to New York.
A period poem recalls September’s apples and flowers while noting harvest time and charity. Separately, a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Greensburg kills three foreigners and injures one fatally, with another Burlington wreck near Elmwood causing one death and multiple serious injuries.
General Enuropastkin reports a Japanese advance at Karutow Pass was repulsed. He says the Japanese are preparing a large turning movement east of Makden as part of the campaign.
Special Dispatch from Worcester reports Senator Hoar's condition is serious after an illness. The item notes no immediate change in his status and mentions no additional details about treatment or prognosis.
An aged domestic at St Marys Kate Call is memorialized for sixty years of service at the institution for boys. Priests, bishops, and a large college gathering attended her funeral and burial in Mountain Gods Acre. The obituary notes her maternal care for the boys and the praise of Archbishops Elder Corrigan and other prelates who recalled her lifelong devotion.
The Y M G A committee on games and attractions for rooms will reconvene to finalize the plan. A boys work committee including Glenn Garber Dr Henry Raabe and Jesse Michael meets Tuesday to map Christmas activities. Through A Paree of Baltimore the rooms are 60 borepapered at no cost. Frank Moore and Garber select the paper. Finance letters go to regular fair contributors. increased interest shown in the association. New watch fobs received to accommodate late applicants.
The funeral was held yesterday from the B and O Railroad station at 11:55. Rev. E Woolf conducted the service at the grave. Pallbearers were Lewis Olignan E A Guttager Shaffer T Hargett and M A Woodward. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director Wm H B Etchison. Post offices at Johneville and Petereville restored.
Judge Parker outlines key campaign planks tariff reform imperialism economical administration and honesty in public service He criticizes the Dingley tariff and pledges to support Civil War pension reform while urging government restraint and a united approach to policy and administration He expresses willingness to be President and invites broad cooperation to secure a verdict from the people
A speaker asserts honest differences on national policy while emphasizing patriotism sincerity. He pledges to serve the country if elected and to devote his powers to the duties of the presidency with God's help.
The issue notes several local items: Bloomington Methodist church cornerstone laid. a north-bound freight car crew near Bayview. Cardinal Gibbons dedicating a church in Piscataway. a gas explosion damages a Cumberland dining room. Norman Raynerd to be held for grand jury after a fatality in Osrolice county. Also reports a hearing for a shooting deemed accidental, Browne addresses Democrats in Hagerstown, Parker Davis leagues organized. a telegraph tower fire at Brunswick yards briefly controlled but again burned the office. ad pages urge Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds.
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