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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper snippet with garbled lines, appears to mention the Daily News and Frederick Maryland, carriers delivering orders, and wartime advertising pricing, but lacks coherent events, names, or dates to summarize meaningfully.
The piece comments on a federal probe of Standard Oil and political maneuverings, noting President Palms, a Roosevalé of Cuban politics, and calls for fiscal restraint in county pay. It praises Washington county’s new board for cutting “extras” pay and urges reasonable public spending among officials.
Fragmented OCR passage cites Baltimore American and Cambridge News with notes on a civil war context and hospital admissions. Mentions Washington earthquake tremor and government reactions to a code of honor. References to Annapolis Capital and Orifield lawlessness prompt inquiry by authorities.
Fragmentary text references custody and a jailed or seized item possibly related to legal action in Baltimore with a reference to 8 am. The fragment lacks coherent details, names, or concrete events to confirm a full summary.
A compilation of humorous exchanges and witticisms from various papers. Jokes touch on marriage, popularity, ambition, and social situations with quick one liners and character sketches. Dialogues include a discussion of perfect men, devoted attention, and humorous misfits.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Pennsylvania is speeding up road improvement with seven counties yet to apply. Some 71 miles of good roads are built, 136 miles under construction, 14 miles ready for contractors, and 20 plans awaiting. Over six million dollars were made available, aiding counties to push toward the state’s road goals.
A poem by Thomas F. Porter urging courage and humor as medicine, with lines on laughter as tonic and braving obstacles. Follows by noting local merchants who buy space for advertising in competition. The fragment references Milwaukee Sun and Boston Globe.
The article notes turkeys selling as low as 16 cents per pound in some cities but higher than recent years, with prices compared to earlier centuries. It discusses the Frederick Thurmont railway project, stock subscriptions progress, and plans for a possible new hotel in Frederick, plus Braddock Heights farm parcels for building lots and the summer resort growth.
The text notes Mr Grimes, now in a second term as office deputy, was reappointed by Sheriff Martz after ten years of teaching. It mentions his courtesy and duties, describing his reappointment as a reward for faithful service. The passage also reports a railway accident with a new brake failure, an instant fatality, and a train derailment.
Dun and Bradstreet notes November bank exchanges exceeded last year by 4.0 percent, beating prior monthly records. Demand remains strong despite high raw material costs as manufacturing plants report satisfactory returns amid ample rail transport and improving foreign trade.
Dealers and buyers were thin as Thanksgiving passed, with scarce goods for sale. The piece lists current prices for eggs, butter, poultry, meat, fish, produce, and groceries, noting potential higher prices ahead and a nod to Santa Claus bringing seasonal bargains.
The Pennsylvania Development Co owes Enterprise Bank about 567080 with new receivership led by Rinaker. A audit questions figures while W C Hagan disputes the report. Officials expect possible criminal action as Special Examiner Moxey returns next week.
A telegraphic request to arrest financier George W. Hockefeller was issued from Lansing Michigan on December 2. The pending warrants were believed connected to a New York case, with authorities seeking his surrender.
Report from an inquest into the death of Stewart Pierson notes the coroner's finding that Pierson was likely restrained on or near railroad tracks, but the responsible person or persons could not be identified. The proceedings involved Jory Falls and Marnini Vernon among others.
Washington December 2 The Vice President and Mrs Fair invite guests to a dinner in honor of the President and Mrs Roosevelt on Friday December 22 The same hosts will also entertain small dinner parties on Monday December 14 and Tuesday December 19 at their new home on Prospect To
A garbled wire service style notice from Jersey City dated December reports workers killed and four injured in an underground tunnel incident. The text mixes poetry and faulty editorial notes, making it hard to extract clear details beyond a fatal accident and multiple injuries.
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