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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1906
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick Maryland issue dated Tuesday April 17 1905 announces publication details and board roles. mission mentions mailing and subscription rates. Contains telegraph and correspondence notes with limited readable content.
The piece critiques President Roosevelt's speech on The Man With the Muck Rake, praising exposes that drive reform but condemning reckless criticism that harms reputations. It notes senators and representatives often fuel sensationalism and warns against public distrust that hampers honest governance.
A fragmented clipping cites Editorial voices noting credibility issues for officials, a question about convicting leaders, and a hypothetical government seizure of coal mines with an eight hour law suspension as a cautionary lesson for miners and operators.
The Taney town Record notes that favorable appearance strongly influences choices in public and private dealings. People tend to trust well dressed, prosperous looking individuals for information or services, especially when in unfamiliar places or seeking trade at hotels.
Fragmented minutes show a dialogue about a spirit in the seventh heaven and a sixth heaven practice life harp. A physician says health care not found in ordinary housework, while a woman reacts to romantic proposals and a hesitant marriage vow amid a sequence of quoted snippets from various papers.
A historical editorial mocks anticipated presidential remarks on exposing graft and muckraking. It argues the muck exists with or without the rake and notes Roosevelt's public charges against Tyner, warning against overreach and hypocrisy in public rebukes.
A mixed reading page features verses about smiling through sorrow and lifting spirits, plus a short ad on rheumatism relief. It includes poetry lines urging cheer and outlook, and a claim that Chamberlain's Pain Balm eases rheumatism with brief use, sold at A. L. Pearre's drug store.
James McSnerney defends the Clerk of the Court of Appeals from being charged with careless handling of copies of local laws sent to county commissioners. He explains that copies were issued by the Clerk of the House of Delegates and not held by the Court of Appeals, urging readers to review Section 5 of Article 76 of the Code. The News regrets the misattribution and emphasizes the clerk’s competence.
Parsonage meetings yielded elected officers at AH Salut Protestant Episcopal Church with eight gentrymen chosen including Col. Trail and Francis Sappington. Evangelial Reformed named elders and deacons to its consistory. Lutheran Church of Middletown reported its largest congregational gathering with Joshua Abslt and George Ramsburg elected elders and A Henry Houzaka and Obartas Brave as deacons. Grace Reformed reported a debt reduction and 37 infants plus 2 adults baptized, and noted new members and church staff appointments.
Bills Ritchie’s jantor group announces a spring soiree on the first Saturday in May at 4 o’clock. Attendees are told to wear fancy attire for the afsnoy dress dance and to bring along pupils and friends. Easter dance by the Junior Fire Engine Company drew a large crowd last night with Biser’s Orchestra providing music. Mrs James McSherry sent invitations for a euchre party this afternoon at 3 o’clock in honor of her daughter Mrs John Manuel Alvarez of Rew Park.
Milicent Ann Brangle of Philadelphia died April 15 in Baltimore at 63 from heart failure. She was survived by her husband James S. Brengle and four children. remains sent to Philadelphia for interment. Also includes medical ads for Catarrh remedies and a testimonial for F J Cheney’s Hall’s Catarrh Cure and other products.
In Manila on April 17 a band of outlaws attacked the Philippine constabulary headquarters at Maglus on Luzon. Three constabulary men and one ladrone were killed or wounded as the clash drew a quick response from air crews and local forces. The incident is being treated as a security concern with investigations underway.
A fragmented news item describes a Polish strike and a train incident near Rivero New Jersey on April 17. It notes Josez Taumd being thrown against a fence and sustaining broken legs while the skull was not fractured. An engineer mistook fluttering fabric for paper as the cause.
Mrs Frank Buckey of 63 East Sixth Street testifies to back pain and kidney symptoms improving after using Deans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY. She describes long illness, relief after first dose, and urges others to ask for details. For sale by druggists, price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
Frederick County National Bank at Frederick Maryland reports assets including loans and discounts and securities while detailing liabilities and a public foreclosure sale. The notice presents mortgage terms and a sale of Ida F Williams and Jane Williams property known as Remp's Coney Island in Frederick County.
A merchant JL W. Williamsa in Backy recounts a horror tale of human blood marks found in his home. He mentions a past cure by Dr. Bisg's New Discoveries and praises its effects on hemorrhages and cold symptoms. The ad-promotional tone lists guarantees and prices for the remedy. Also notes a lost black overcoat near Libertytown and a room for rent at 200 East Church Street.
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