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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
2
Obscure OCR fragment shows Frederick Maryland publication details. Mentions daily news, printing company, offices, and telegraph usage. Lacks clear event or person actions. reads as masthead or advertising notice with damaged text.
The piece lauds early work on a Frederick to Baltimore electric railway and cites Maryland towns joining the movement. It urges Frederick to press Congress for a $2260,000 claim paid by the city in 1862 to General Early and notes San Francisco’s catastrophe, urging nationwide charity to aid victims and solidarity with the distressed.
Fragmentary dispatch discusses adversity and prosperity, mentions Rockefeller and Roosevelt and a Panama Canal debate. References a telegram, a tax proposal, and Canal Commission preparations for a possible canal solution. The text is incomplete and reads as a miscellany of opinions and political shorthand.
Fragmentary text notes construction work nearing completion while Congress slows actions. Mentions Balblinors ewe and unspecified Bee. No clear dates or entities.
A garbled montage of humorous quotes from various papers mocks domestic and social banter. It features Mrs Bragg boasting of eight proposals, misread lines about love and money, and playful exchanges about fathers mothers and misheard lessons. Names appear as playful fables rather than clear individuals.
The Stendsta Oll, a group described as a mix of individuals, shows a shared outlook on life just before kerosene prices increase, according to The Springfield Union. The piece notes their unity despite not fully agreeing on all matters.
Poem fragment reflects on death as equalizer. Gladiators and rulers fade before fate as kingship and power crumble. The verse evokes the altar of death where only the just find laurels in dust. Anonymous quotation attributed to J. Snieray.
George Keith of near Point of Braks faced a grand jury hearing after larceny charges for brass from a Washington Junction quarry and was released on recognizance. Willim Sewell, colored, accused of stealing a revolver and valuables, released on recognizance for grand jury motion. Charles G. Kramer of Yellow Springs held on altering a note, bail set at 200 dollars for Saturday hearing.
Mr and Mrs Georg S Rados hosted a card party at their North Market Street home in honor of daughters Misey Regins and Elizabeth Radosk. About twenty guests enjoyed multiple games, with refreshments served. A pound party and dance followed at George Shaw's Athletic Park home with games, dancing, and refreshments.
Frederick residents with ties to San Francisco watch reports of the catastrophe. Relatives include Airs. A. B. Costman and Mrs. Nellie Blessing-Eyster as well as sisters of Mrs. Ell Frost in Allmeds. Mrs. E A Garter and Capt. Hanson Black are also listed among those in San Francisco whose safety is of concern.
A vintage advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims to treat catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts testimonials free and a 75 cent price per bottle, with bold promises of reliability from Toledo druggists and a larger family pills line for constipation.
A devastating blaze sweeps downtown San Francisco destroying markets and theaters. Fire spreads rapidly through streets toward the bay, with Grand Opera House and Palace Hotel among the casualties as troops guard property and residents flee.
Fragments describe widespread destruction in the city including shattered buildings on Market Street and loss of structural elements. Witnesses report thousands and mention Santa Cruz area damage and communication cuts. No lives are confirmed lost in the scattered notes.
Miss Celia Robinson died at her sister’s home near Fonksford of general debility aged 71. She formerly lived in this city and was well known. Her remains will be brought tomorrow on the B and C train to St John’s Catholic Church for a 9 o’clock requiem mass by Rev Kare. The procession will pass St John’s cemetery for interment. Silas Bennett died April 18 after short illness at his nephew’s residence 2152 East Bridle Street Baltimore.
Miss Ailiman's return engagement at Gumberland draws crowds as she prepares for a five night run in Annaspolis during the John Paul Jones services. Miss Hillman debuts a new gown purchased for two hundred fifty dollars and will wear it for a White House appearance. Fire illness and local sickness are noted. a burglar tale prompts praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remed y with local sale possible at A Pearre's.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washington County to Philip Barber, of Point of Rocks, and Ids G Tarcee, of Washington, to John W Brocer and Jeanette B Offatt, both of this city.
A Frederick resident Mrs Frack Buckey describes long back and kidney pain eased after using Doan s Pills. She reports dramatic improvement after first doses and praises the remedy, urging others to inquire through her if details are needed. Also mentions Sockiex Ambac Salve as curing piles.
Parsons prints sale bills for both papers with daily sale register benefits until the sale day. April 26 at 11 3 m. 4S. Brown notes mortgaged property to be sold at Court House door in Frederick County. See advertisement in Daily News.
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