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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
6
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland lists Berry as editor with Thos Scares as president and Eyre and Howann as vice president and treasurer secretary manager respectively.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses telegraph and advertisements with references to the News Frederick Ma. It mentions correspondence from every portion of the country and an emphasis on telegraph news flow. The source is incomplete with many garbled words.
The fragment discusses objections to a railway bill and mentions Hamilton as a controversial figure. It notes Speaker Canyoux pressing for tariff changes to influence elections, and Senator Alger's health retirement. Public statements from Senator Depsw are awaited.
A correspondent lauds Augusta Georgia as "Georgia's most charming daughter" and asserts its ablest and most representative citizens seek municipal honors and guardianship of the city. The piece argues good government comes when capable residents lead and questions if past conditions differed.
The Baltimore News reports Elijah Dawie’s chariot stuck with a powerless vehicle in the median. Senator Tillman attends railway rate conferences at the White House. The 1906 legislature adjourns, leaving the public with calm expectations as the season’s Ack-story arc arrives.
A playful exchange on marriage contrasts views from Sillicuz Cynicos and Parson. The bridegroom hedges, noting family opinions differ on better or worse, while the Philadelphia Record and Life magazine lines hint at lighthearted, character driven humor.
The passage presents disjointed quotes from various sources reflecting literary discussion and personal notes. Names like Philadelphia Ledger and Chicago Tribune appear as references, with snippets about a column, a deformed epil ing, and a marriage proposal.
The New York World reports Roosevelt appoints his assistant secretary Parnez as Washington postmaster, seen as a deliberate rebuke amid existing tensions. Dowie’s legacy and Dowieism are examined as a persistent force beyond his personal failure, with commentary on leadership and social reform debates.
A brick colonial mansion known as Rose Hill Farm near Frederick changes ownership. Noah E B Cramer purchases from Frederick Howard Warfield through Charles P Levy, ErQ, with plans to make it his future home. The 156 acre tract has historic ties to Governor Thomas Johnson and geology of the Maryland area.
Morning market scene shows both buyers and sellers active with no unusual disruption. Brege reaches 18 cents per dozen while Asparazan hits 13 cents per bushel as storekeepers report widespread demand and milk chipping by farmers draining supplies.
Fragmented poem excerpt discusses memory after departure with lines about staying connected, then shifts to a scene of a guarded maiden and a warrior's love. The text blends lyric verses and archaic diction, reflecting themes of memory, honor, and longing.
The South Frederick Literary Society held a session with readings, recitations, a debate on love for women versus money, and a formal election of officers. The Belles Lettres Society at Mass High School, St Johns School exercises, and the Juvenile Literary Society at North Market street school all featured programs including readings, essays, debates, and recognitions, with meetings slated to resume on April 20.
The Junior Literary Society met with president Emory Dasberger presiding. Minutes were read by secretary Ernest Webb and new officers elected: President Ernest Webs, VP Emanuel Neliaper, secretary W. Biwerr, treasurer Mirs Dovall, editor H. Swartz, assistant editor Henry Keock, artist 0. Kreb. Meeting scheduled for April 20.
The Janitor B A Tamparance Association held its regular meeting last night led by president J Shaw. The program included prayers readings hymns and a collection with reports from treasurer R Fisher and editor R Rhoads followed by remarks from teachers and a closing benediction.
The residence of Mr Grisaries Cro mise on West Third street is being repainted improvements are underway at the property of Mr Benton Knodle on South Market street The Chesspeaks Potomac Telegraphs Gompsey is completing arrangements for an exchange in Brunswick Edward B Mensels opens a grocery in the room once used by Mr Frank J Schroeder on East Patrick An ad invites readers to advertise for 25 cents in Frederick News.
A busy gardener notes spring planting of onions and cabbage while predicting good growing weather. The notice lists price changes for numerous items from batter to herring, including fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, dairy, and baked goods with cents and per pound or per dozen pricing.
Mrs Virginia Lee Johnston aged 70 known as Cambarlana Vaughan died. Vickers died at home near Ellwood Dorchester county. County magistrates appointed by Kent County Commissioners. Miss Sadie Duvall 17 died by hanging in her father's barn near Damascus Montgomery county. Westminster fire destroyed Barry Harbaughs livery stable and residence with twenty two horses killed. loss about 15000 dollars. Governor Warfield appointed Oregon M Dennis of Baltimore city state game warden replacing John W Avirat who declined reappointment due to ill health.
Mr Wm H Zimmerman of Haat Pattick Street was surprised by his grandchildren last evening to celebrate his 80th birthday. The social gathering featured pleasant conversation and refreshments. A note mentions stomach derangement treated with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets available at L Pearre's drug store.
Journal notes Zion City officials claim Doie’s alleged stock speculation drained funds. Included are scattered items: auto fatality near Jamaica L.I. and a court case in Far Rockaway. Also mentions heirs, a boxing bout, sick child from candy eggs, a salve ad, and a Frederick County annual meeting notice.
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