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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick Maryland publication details plus contact and advertising notes. It lists office, president and treasurer names while outlining submission addresses and rates for advertisements and correspondence.
The Washington Post critiques Secretary Tafts push for a concrete canal plan amid criticism of slow government action. It notes the Panama Canal project faces delays from Senate investigations and possible presidential orders to proceed with preferred plans, urging decisive progress.
A mix of editorials questions the value of a legislature and calls for restraint. The Baltimore Sun mocks the body as unnecessary while the Dambariand Times notes a fee cut by half in a B&O probe. The Baltimore News urges a people’s vote to decide a constitutional convention and its consequences.
A fragment from the New York Bun HRCHIVE records a dialogue where the First Public Servant asks for the idea of happiness and the Second Public Servant answers by living in the Mon and drawing mileage as a daily routine.
Nonsense dialogue snippets from competing papers include jumbled lines about stability fear money love and birthday wishes. The fragmentary exchanges feature characters like Senator Sorghom and a freight payer, plus stray bids at romance and misheard phrases from multiple newsrooms.
Washington commentary lauds the Algeciras conference for patience and compromise after years of tension among Britain, France, Germany, Russia, and Japan. The piece notes the world avoided war, hopes for stable Europe, and sees a future where powers cooperate to address the Moroccan dispute and global tensions.
Fragmented verses about light and fear from E A Brinix in Los Angeles Express plus poems of springtime icons. Also school plays, millinery openings, Opera House events, hospital guilds, Daughters groups, and rheumatism remedies offered by Chamberlains Pain Balm with local store mentions.
Mrs Elizabeth A Robinson widow of Eav. Jona Robinson died at Sharptown aged 71. Isaac James Bind 63 died by suicide at Easton. Legislature failure to fund Greater Baltimore Jubilee may trigger abandonment. Horace P Whitworth appointed Mayor of Westersport to finish J S Miller’s term. Justice Clarence Bull in Howard County may be relieved of malfeasance charge. Charles A Spangler elected chief of Hagerstown Fire Department for eighth straight year subject to confirmation.
Enaster openings galore with fresh strawberries but high in price. Greenhouses overflow with Easter flowers. More sun will bring spade and hoes to gardens. Bourne property at All Saints' and Ice Streets being repainted. Iron porches added to Mrs. Benton Knodle and Mr. Robark A. Bennett homes. Uncle Even laments hard times while work remains. Mr. Lewis W. Haho injured by stepping on a wall, foot cut by brick.
A lively social scene fronts Urbana with dances at Mrs. Peter Conner’s home and nearby venues. Attendees include Mrs. Peter Gonner, Miss Blancha Gloster, Miss Annie Morx wood, and many others. Also notes a pound party hosted by Miss Lillie Helms and a dance near Shourstown at Mr Elmer Oulde brand’s residence. Plus a Frederick event featuring Edward Owings Towne’s play Other People’s Money at City Opera House with Maryland National Guard involvement.
Mrs Jacob R Kline of Adamstown died at noon today of diabetes aged about 75. Survived by husband two daughters Muise Hattis R. Kline and Mrs L Thomas and two sons John S. Rline and Jacob R. Bline Jr. Also a meeting notice for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals this evening. Siding work on N C A R R property at Fourth and Fifth streets underway. An advertisement for a catarrh remedy and testimonials from Toledo druggists.
Special dispatch from Paris reports another living survivor recovered from the Courrières mine disaster after being entombed twenty five days.
The balloon of Paul Necquat the Preach Sculptor, which ascended yesterday under the Aero Club, has been washed ashore empty off Fire Island.
Special Dispatch reports M. Depew has withdrawn his candidacy for reelection as a member of the Yale Corporation. The April notice notes his decision amid Yale governance affairs and leadership changes affecting the university’s board.
A wedding took place at the Methodist Episcopal church at noon as Rev. Garry G. Spencer and Miss Irma Davis were married. The ceremony was led by Rev. Dr. J. F. Heissa with Rev. Harry Wilson Borgsen as best man and Miss Eileen Davis as maid of honor. The couple planned a wedding tour and will reside in Washington. Announcement also reports the engagement of Mary Harlan to Rev. Wilson T. A. Beale, a Cecil county pastor, with marriage expected soon. Also noted is a buyer purchasing a $1,600 Stanley Steamer at the Baltimore automobile show.
General Miller resigns from the National Guard of Pennsylvania with Governor Pennypack noting his long and distinguished career. General Gabin and Major General Franklin receive promotions while the resignation was mailed March 21 and kept secret until formal action.
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