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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
4
A discussion reviews President Roosevelt's spelling simplification proposal and its likely impact. It argues the plan is unnecessary for broad change, suggests gradual adoption by prominent authors, and predicts limited government savings or effect on everyday English.
Fragmentary notes mention Baltimore, a contest between Heart and Jerome, and Uncle Joe's presidential boom amid a poor spell of beefelt. The unreadable text limits precise reporting, but implies national political tension and upcoming race dynamics with named figures.
Readable fragments show dialogue and stray phrases about figures like Patton and Cleveland Leader. The text appears as garbled OCR from a Philadelphia prose page with no clear event, names, dates, or locations to anchor a coherent summary.
A jumble from various early papers discusses Secretary Bonaparte’s proposed reforms, misgivings about treatment methods, and a harsh critique of confidence games. It cites Ohio Democratic debates, bucket shop failures, and public interest in taxation and voting reforms, revealing a scattered view of reform, deception, and financial risk.
Poetic meditation on joy and giving across art love faith and wine. Vivid imagery contrasts night and color with music, chorus, and spoken lines. Mentions Corot and orchestral textures as a lyrical ode to essence and life’s bright moments.
Fragmentary OCR details a rally and meeting connected to the Maryland conference. Names mentioned include Rev. J Wright, Mrs. J V Johnston, Prof J T Faris, and organizers in Monrovia and Johns ville. Events listed include singing and a service with addresses and papers, around 10 o clock.
Baseball scores from yesterday include Cleveland 9 Hoxton 3 in the American League and New York 1 with St Louis 0 in the National League. Other results list Philadelphia 2 Pittsburg 0 and Chicago 0 Cincinnati 0 with several postponed games. In tri state play, Martinsburg 4 Altoona 0 and Johnstown 2 Williamsport 4. Taft received a letter from President Roosevelt on spelling reform and a workman, Patrick McCuion, died saving a fellow worker at the New York Central power house, after pushing a man away from a falling charged crane chain.
Nuggets of News reports the 16th annual convention of the International Leaguee of Presa Clube held in Denver Colorado. It notes the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition opened by Mrs Nicholas Longworth with a golf button in Music Hall. A Philadelphia woman, Mrs Margaret Schaeffer, received an injurious erroneous dose of carbolic aid from a nurse and may not recover. William and Theodore Holliday, colored, were sentenced to nine years in the penitentiary for assault and battery on a policeman in West Chester Pennsylvania.
The Orphans Court convened to decide if an administrator should be appointed for the estate of a deceased resident. A committee at large will include one member from each district, with Frederick and Washington lines represented. The court ruled that an administrator should be appointed.
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