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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
4
The Daily News records its independence and Frederick MD base. The text outlines subscription terms, delivery, advertising methods, and newsroom contact points, noting mail correspondence and telegraph requests to The News.
A disjointed report mixes religious and political alarm centered on John Alexander Dowie and Zion City. It notes opposition to Dowie’s rule, fears of violence, and expectations that his move may end the movement, with aside quotes from the Washington Star and various satirical mentions.
The clippings discuss a boy Speaker in New York and a boy Mayor in Milwaukee as signs of youth influence. Dowie warns against Zion City followers, while Jefferson Davis may reappear in the Senate. Governor Higgins defends municipal ownership with careful regulation to protect investment value.
Fragmentary transcript from Harper's Weekly featuring Maristie Daddys remarks on rain and a dialog about the arrest of prominent people. The text is garbled with names like Meatheriog Mikes and Marjorie, offering little verifiable event detail or clear context.
Opinion column from the Philadelphia Ledger condemns highway carnage and advocates charging reckless chauffeurs with manslaughter. It argues that drunk or careless drivers are treated too leniently while pedestrians and passengers bear the consequences on crowded New York streets.
A collage of verse fragments about spring and nature blends with mid 19th century ads and testimonials. The page includes poems by B Jayson Haziria or Spring, lines praising Diana the huntress, and a jagged note about a one hundred dollars reward for catarrh by Halls Catarrh Cure. Also features testimonials about Cheney and a brief notice on advertising space.
York Pa minister Rev A B Steck defends card playing theatre going dancing and other amusements if conscience approves citing Romans 14 3 and the gospel doctrine of freedom He rebukes those who condemn such acts as legalistic and warns against harsh judgment stating true sin lies in unfounded criticism and not in permissible pleasures
The Transvaal Leader from Johannesburg reports the February 17 White House wedding of Miss Alies Roosevelt and Mr. Langworth with lavish detail including flowers, 1 million congratulatory postcards, and an incident where a crank was arrested on White House grounds. It also notes a murder verdict after a dispute among natives over money, with a razor used, the victim dying in hospital, and a witness silent. The report is followed by verse and Elks lodge officer installations in Baltimore.
John Alexander Dowie's alleged domestic tyranny was grilled before 250 church officials in Zion University building. Mrs. Dowie described two years of abusive conduct and attempts to convert her to plural marriage amid claims of the Paradise Plantation scheme. Dowie left for Chicago to confront revolting leaders as factional tensions flare.
Benjamin Ore a Prosperous dairyman of Manantico N de Likely to Die from injuries after a bull charged him while feeding cattle. The hornless bull trampled him with head blows causing extensive bleeding and unconsciousness. Dairy attendants found him badly injured and unresponsive. recovery chances are slight.
Article reports discussions at the New York East Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in Brooklyn about the strike and the Typographical Union No. 6. Circulars distributed at the church door accused the Methodist Book Concern of printing whisky ads and backing Shaw's Mrs Warren's Profession. clergymen defend the Book Concern while denying involvement.
County correspondence lists Alma Stier securing a teaching post in Kutztown Keystone Normal School. Other residents plan visits to Miles Jenne Wood, Sophie Hendrickson, and Mrs. W.S. Norris while Miss Grace Etchingon returns to Washington. Community events note church conferences in Cumberland and Baltimore, Arbor Day plans, and local social updates through the week.
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