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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
4
In Frederick the Y M C A building campaign moves forward with a push to fund a suitable home. Community leaders led last night’s meeting urging broad support and timely contributions to complete the project.
Sympathy floods in as relief efforts mobilize with ships and trains rushing supplies to San Francisco. Bank checks arrive to assist victims while insurance companies stand ready to pay losses dollar for dollar, easing the disaster’s impact for many in Baltimore and beyond.
A lighthearted exchange shows Wiggles asking about vacation timing while a clerk at a book store discusses customer choices. The scene continues with a woman entering a shop and requesting Kidnapped by Mr. Stevenson, prompting a cautious clerk response.
In a clipped transcript from the Chicago Tribune and other papers, a conversation spills jokes and mispronunciations about ancestry and identity. The speakers mention a Prosupciamenk and reference a grandfather's portrait. The tone is humorous and affectionate.
A fragmentary compilation discusses a phoenix symbol on Uncle Sam’s coat of arms, a Gorky case from the Washington Star, and commentary on Russian literature and politics. It notes confusion over Gorky’s stance, praises his writings, and reflects on American readers seeking practical help for Russians amid ferment. It mentions public reaction to Gorky’s offense and notes the broader political climate.
Poem extols the people as the source of a towns worth praising. It contrasts seas and mountains with human dignity and resilience, urging renewal after hardship and noting the social bonds that sustain communities.
AHSRICAN WINS Special Dispatch to Tur News Aduress, Gurece. April 25. O. M. Daniels, of New York, won the hundred metres swimming match in the Olympic games. Time, thirteen minutes and thirteen seconds.
An explosive device blew up a freight train on the Lehigh Valley line near Yatesville this morning. Authorities suspect Italian attackers in the incident as investigations begin.
From San Francisco on April 25 rumors report all state militia have been withdrawn and regular patrols resumed. The situation shows improvement as authorities restore order and safety in the city streets.
A 17 year old Black youth was lynched in Oakwood Texas after entering a widow's home. The incident occurred this morning as authorities investigated the brutal act.
The marriage for Miss Isabel Susan Fisley to Mr. Frank Corey Owings occurred Tuesday April 24 at Delmonton's Hotel New York City. Rev Dr Jeass F Forbes officiated. The bride wore ivory satin with duchess trim while the groom's party included best man Brnea A McUabe of Knoxville. The couple plan a Southern Western trip and will reside in Knoxville Tenn.
Mr and Mrs George O Fox of Foxville hosted a surprise Wednesday event on April 14 for Mr Foxs old birthday. Guests included families from Ostooticn Furnace Toormont Euclid Wolfsville and Foxville with games refreshments and socializing into the evening.
Cornelius Virts died from acute indigestion at his home near Sandy Hook at 6:15 yesterday morning. He was a prominent Washington County resident, longtime M E church member, and extensive property owner including farms and dwellings. Surviving wife and children listed. funeral set for 2 PM at his home then 2:30 PM at Becxville Methodist church with interment there. Also includes an unrelated ad note for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a reminder to say you saw it in The News.
In San Francisco on April 25 three fire squad members used dynamite to halt a blaze along Van Ness Avenue. Captain Macbride and two gunners deployed gun cotton, blowing back the flames and sparing key blocks while enduring harrowing scenes and praising their heroic, secret mission.
Fragmented report notes an earthquake near San Francisco and Alcatraz Island with no tremor felt by residents. The city area described as unaffected, while scattered mentions touch on local confusion, and unrelated ads and medical notices follow.
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