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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
2
A fragment of the Frederick Maryland Daily News masthead and imprint describing the publication details and era branding. The text shows inconsistent OCR with scattered phrases like The News and Frederick, Md, amid garbled words and decorative notes.
A Washington newspaper report notes Goverson proposes curbs on veto power and a veto ban. A correspondent is in Paris to verify facts, and Rockefeller comments on his grandson. The piece also mentions a missing girl in New York and public concern over tax oath laws.
Governor Warfield vetoed a bill requiring railroads to provide free passes to state officials and legislators. He argued expenses should be borne by the state on official travel and by individuals on private trips. He called the measure absurd and praised the veto as proper.
The clashing editorials discuss government versus private rail control. The Annapolis Capital notes a favorable view of government ownership, while the Canberra Times praises the 1906 General Assembly record. Baltimore papers remark on coal industries and controversial predictions in political commentary.
A patchwork of stray quotes from diverse newspapers includes a Sunday School scene with Ah Sing the new recruit and infidel questions, a Detroit Prep Press baby tooth chat, Eis a gray joke about aging, and a Cleveland Leader quip about Justice with a brow bandage.
A garbled collage of dialogues from different papers shows a lawyer claiming to impress Justice while a dancer compliments a Miss Scapley. The mix includes remarks about a waltz and awkward dancing, with stray lines mentioning taxes and a journalistic mash of names and places.
The New York Herald reports on a stalemate in the anthracite strike talks. John Mitchell and workers’ representatives push for arbitration via a three-to-three council with an umpire, while operators insist on an open shop and refuse arbitration. The public stakes center on wages, hours, and a potential rapid resumption of work.
A fragmentary collection mixes verse on absence and time with a prose note by The Lecturer promising political reform. It includes a short quip on mice and a testimonial about Bocklen's Arnica Salve curing piles, attributed to L. B. Napier and L. Pearres.
At Port Clinton Pennsylvania a northbound Pennsylvanla Railroad wreck occurred when a locomotive plunged over an embankment after a landslide on the Schuylkill division. Several passengers reported slight injuries and the train continued to Pottsville. Alongside three notices report local illnesses and a prisoner escape incident in Atlanta.
Frederick resident praises Dean's Kidney Pills for curing backache and kidney complaints after trying many medicines. A carpenter, Charles Moffst of 41 West Fifth Street reports three boxes cured his symptoms and enabled daily work with pleasure. Sold by Clinton E. Main's drug store on Market Street and other dealers. Moon atmosphere note and Electric Bitters advertised as general tonic and remedy for various ailments. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agency. Remember the name Dean's.
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