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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
4
A Chicago induced indictment and financial mishaps prompt the Washington Star to question Illinois bank examination. The piece cites a Newark failure timeline, alleges officials concealed losses, and argues examiners may be incompetent or corrupt while urging scrutiny of bank oversight.
Fragmentary historical clipping discusses whether Bryan can outpace Sullivan, referencing Parker and a Pennsylvania machine. It hints at political promises, a favorite son notion, and possible state action, with stray phrases about redress and cabinet roles.
An OCR fragment shows unclear text about an event at Beali with uncertain timing and participants. Readable names or places are not present to confirm specifics.
A garbled Washington and Chicago Journal excerpt questions a football play and ball handling. The text mocks strategy and data, with fractured phrases about a “ball fore Bow spring cinches” and complaints about the season’s relevance.
The text condemns mob violence after a North Carolina murder trial, denouncing lynching as brutal and unlawful. It argues authorities should protect prisoners and uphold due process, warning mob justice erodes law and invites further disorder across communities.
Poem fragment verses on fortune fate and power with archaic spellings. A call for a one hundred dollar reward appears alongside family emancipation hinting at a broader literary page. Multiple garbled names and phrases complicate attribution.
Two men visited a country dance at Reranion Pa and went out in a borrowed boat on Lake Winola. The boat capsized killing Gilea Daly, 24, of MAN City, while Ernest Freeman escaped after a valiant swim to shore aided by Dr M A Duffy.
Michael Czolgocz brother of Leon Czolgocz the assassin of President McKinley applies for a Cleveland police post hoping to repair the family name. He cites a desire to aid law enforcement and remove stigma from his kin amid the McKinley case.
The wife of Rev. G Wealey Marquardt died from fright during a cloudburst at Grace Evangelical church area between Allentown and Hamburg. She visited her mother as flooding affected Hamburg, and died unconscious after the shock.
Funeral services were held for Mrs John Gomber at her home on South Market Street with Rev Simon S Miller officiating and pallbearers named. Mrs Harringtons funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 PM at her North Market Street home with interment in Olivet Cemetery. The Waters funeral from DeGrangs Street yesterday afternoon was led by Rev J W Townes with pallbearers and burial at Gresomonat cemetery. John P Rice served as funeral director.
Fragmentary notice lists a church group event titled Sunday School Picnic. Details are unreadable but imply a local church gathering on a weekend with social activities and possible location notes.
A Frederick testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve chronic kidney pains and backaches from urinary disorders. Mrs. Reborn Hanon reports long struggles with weakness, back and stomach discomfort, but says improvements began after starting treatment and her son also benefited from use. Sold by local retailers at 40 cents per box.
Ernest Steinhardt 57, once a traveling salesman for a Kentucky whiskey house, killed himself with morphine in an act prompted by despair after leaving liquor sales. He left a note saying he took his own life rather than earn his living by selling liquor. His New York City home was given as 205 West 78th Street.
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