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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1906
Page
2
Advocates emphasize voting machine reform not voting, while John Rockefeller Jr earns mention in a culture of caution. Frederick plans a railway through the city to boost transport and industrial growth, with details scarce and land costs a concern. Officials forecast railroad expansion, urging generous support to aid the project and county prosperity.
A string of quoted press quips mocks debt and political figures from Santo Domingo to Iowa. Critics note bills on roaming bees and insurance grafters, while William Allen White and Jerome are cited in sharp, satirical bites from several papers.
The doquacious speaker recalls a past central role with Irons, framing his present remarks as a reflective minutes style account. The fragment hints at self importance and a past association, but lacks concrete events or dates.
A ragbag of clipped lines from Philadelphia Ledger Philadelphia Record Washington Star Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Press showcases playful misquotes odd phrasing and flirtatious banter. Tiny exchanges reveal character and mood in a collage of humorous reportage.
From the press dispatches a debate over an American merchant marine unfolds. Critics argue subsidies favor foreign shipowners and raise taxes, while proponents call for a free market to attract capital and labor, stressing national defense and a trained naval reserve as secondary aims.
Excerpted verse from Everybody's Magazine and a poetry vignette set in a palace with a conquered people. A speaker recalls a doomed love, a life ended by a blade, and a soul departing as February and seasonal greetings intrude. Also a brief verse section greetings February and a promotional note about Chamberlin's Salve advertised by A L Pearre's DrugStore.
Paris report states Countess de Castellane formerly Anna Gould has left Count Boni de Castellane amid allegations of infidelity. The pair’s whereabouts were uncertain for days, with the countess staying at the Hotel Bristol and later the Castellane home. She plans a judicial separation, not an absolute divorce, with Edmon Kelly assisting her and Maitre Cruppi authorized to protect her interests.
London reports Lady Grey wife of Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey died from concussion after being thrown from her trap near Elingham Northumberland last Thursday. Her death follows a day of telegrams of sympathy to Sir Edward Grey and comments on his political career as he faced the news.
The dispatch outlines political dismissals of Chinese officials including Prof. Tenney and Jun Shi Kai amid opposition to foreign school management. It notes Yuan Shikai’s fragile position, a transfer of duties, and a local claim of arrests or removals. The piece shifts to a fox-hunting sale at Fox Herds, then to medical warnings about colds and a plug for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold at A. L. Pearce's drug store with a request to mention seeing it in The News.
Chester, Pa February 5 John K Flower owner of Flowerdale race track and fast horses was shot by Alexander Thompson a colored man who ran the track Thompson surrendered to police Flower was taken to hospital where his arm was amputated and he is in critical condition A separate item notes a carriage accident and a business oath about Hall's Catarrh Cure with general claims and unrelated financial figures.
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