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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
2
The Daily News and The Whey News publish in Frederick Maryland warn readers of subscription and mailing address requirements. The notices reference Freedo the postal service and call for registered addresses and stated terms for yearly rates and mailing.
A Washington correspondent reports on relief funding and rapid rebuilding in San Francisco. President Roosevelt requests 3000000 for Mare Island Navy Yard to employ workers, with federal aid aiming to keep death, state and unemployment at bay while private and municipal projects spur self supported employment.
A collage-like fragment discusses General Fanston and two Simes heroes, American press alarm, and Captain Richard Pesrton Hobson entering Congress. It notes snowstorms in Baltimore area and questions about Speaker Gamnes and Santisga, reflecting general daily events and calamity rhetoric.
Fragmentary OCR notes feature fragmented dialogue and stray names like Cleveland and Washington Star Etbhel. The text hints at Arctic plans and social chatter with missing context, leaving readers with indistinct references and no cohesive event or outcome to report.
A London Tit Bite item notes a theatrical professional quips that quarrels between lovers do not matter since they make up every night. The fragment mentions Terp and plans involving Maybelle and Jack, with references to time and walking papers.
A collection of editorial notes from multiple papers discusses divorce law reform, censorship of executions, and potential dangers if legislatures can bar publication. It cites the Haddock case, urges uniformity across states, and warns against legal overreach curtailing free press reporting.
A fragmentary reading features poems with rustic rhythm about scorched logs and aging memory, alongside a sentimental song about lost love and a brief medical advertisement for catarrh remedies and constipation pills. The piece includes a dubious testimonial from a Toledo drug firm.
Mr Joh H King a well known Frederick and Montgomery counties resident shot himself yesterday morning while his wife was away obtaining milk and medicine. He was 46, formerly of Feaga ville, manager of the B Evers carriage shops at Gatbhersburg and a member of several fraternal orders. His remains will be brought to Frederick and funeral services held at the Letheran church with interment in the local cemetery.
Obituaries and death notices for Caroline Apple Walter and others from Middletown and surrounding areas. Reports confirm deaths from illness and pneumonia, with details on ages, survivor relations, and funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries. Additional brief obituaries cover J Berbert Beatty, Amanda Koontz, and John F Hoffman with burial plans in Baltimore and Walkersville.
Four private dances capped a Junior Hall series attended by local youths led by a committee. A large pound party hosted by Miss Roth Kline featured Ramnes Sod amusements and refreshments. Choir members enjoyed a Supper at St. John's rectory. A baseball game on Markell & Ford's lot saw the Orioles win 22 to 4 with Schmids and Bowers on the winning battery. The 5. O. social team forms to play youths aged 10 to 16. Mt Mary’s College beat Washington & University 460. Several residents listed as ill or recovering. Banking news notes the People’s National Bank of Brunswick, Md., proposed with $25,000 capital, approved April 23. Local market figures for corn, wheat, oats, and rice provided.
Congress would consider a bill to appropriate 299,999 dollars for immediate repair work at the Mare Island navy yard near San Francisco. The temporary employment would help idle city mechanics until broader relief and rebuilding efforts start. Representative Needham of California backs scrutiny of steel imports and tariff effects before passage.
A local scale committee in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania reports on the anthracite coal dispute. Union leaders say operators have pressed for slower progress while workers show interest in accepting a proposed settlement to end the pension standoff.
The pavement before Loreca Kapler East Obauroh residence has been repaired. A new oarsmank appears opposite John fuipson and George Everhart on Kass Cearob street. Mrs. George B. Simse of Dill avenue reports a red lily with 15 blooms. Sheeslo was described as a superb geranium with 49 blooms. Miss Sallie Sedden, daughter of William G. Sedden of 200 Ridgewood Avenue, Roland Park, to wed Rev. Robert B. Nelson at St. Pauls Newport. Nelson, once associate rector of St. Marks Patersville, is Virginia born. he played football at the University of Virginia and studied at Johns Hopkins and Cincinnati. Charles W. Ross incident on Market Street ends with a near-miss as 12 year old Payne ran into traffic. car slowed and avoided harm. Captain Walter Saunders auction notes report sale of a two story brick house on Water Street for $510 to J E Ford, mortgage assignee J F B Heagy.
An old advertisement fragment notes Dean's Kidney Pills as effective against backache and kidney issues, with a testimonial from G. B. Davis of Fifth Street praising symptom relief after use. It mentions Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and Clinton Main's drug store as retailers and lists a 50 cent price. A separate line advertises Dr Hing's New Life Pills praised for stomach liver and bowels, with a testimonial from Mrs Alexander Cary Me and dealer G L Pearres.
Virgil T. Mercier four years old died at Ellcott City. A new back has formed at Highland in Howard county. William H. Gole merchant of Sayage Howard county was found dead in bed.
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