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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
6
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Dr Woodrow Wilson of Princeton urged a deeper, shared patriotism in a Pennsylvania State Normal School address. He argued modern citizens face more duties and require broader knowledge, praising active friendship, speaking out for public good, and cultivating unity across regions to strengthen America.
A Baltimore dispatch notes Tillman’s provocative remarks and their anxious reaction. An Annapolis Capital item urges banning the word gentas on signs. Senator Goldsborough is praised for his concern for morality.
A Baltimore American item praises General Assembly standings and Mr Field's plan to issue towels for members to keep hands clean this season. It extols a career shaping merit through humane dealings amid wealth while Baltimore Newell remarks on humanity and fairness behind vast fortunes.
A collage of quirky quotes from various papers. A congressman and a journalist debate mileage and currency. A Boston streetcar couple blushes at a crowded stop, while a widow’s daughter hints at romance.
A Philadelphia Ledger profile lauds Marshall Field as the era’s leading merchant prince. It notes his vast fortune earned by genius, his restraint from debt, generosity to religion and education, and his broad influence in commerce and industry across continents.
Fragmentary text notes Mrs W W Rockhill wife of the United States minister to China with incomplete phrases about her role and ancestry. It references her husband and mentions Chinese contexts but provides no clear events or dates.
A brief item describes a man of steady industry who earned a noble fortune through honest effort, free from fraud, usury, or deceit. His disciplined approach and prudent lending built value, proving merit over mere chance.
A collage of reflective poetry and prose includes Matthew Arnold’s meditation on morality and nature, a Seven Ages of Man style verse, and brief notes on Lake Erie travel. It mentions labor, family joy, and the human quest for meaning amid life’s trials. A local ad footer promotes Chamberlain's Sake for skin ailments via A. J. Pearre's Drug Store.
A morning market report notes drop in eggs and shifting prices across produce, meat, and dairy. Poultry and fish vary, with kale promising spring greens, evaporated fruits rising in bills, and Dr. Jesse Ramabargh heading the Washington Free Dispensary for Consumptives seeking donations for throat treatment equipment.
The piece argues that suffering from the grip requires firsthand experience and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for preventing pneumonia and aiding recovery. It claims extensive use and lists A. L. Pearre's Drug Store as a seller.
A reader argues for better Maryland roads, criticizing local croakers and praising federal and state road funding. He cites Frederick’s banks and lack of road investment, recounts a trip on the electric line to Hagerstown, and urges swift road construction to aid farmers and keep enterprise at home.
The notice lists several residents of Frederick and nearby streets as ill or recovering. Names include Charles Haugh, Daniel Burras, Joan Gistner, Agnes Doll, John Weast, Robert Rippeon, Fannie Ramsburg, Horace O. Zacharias, and others on East Fourth and Market streets with varying conditions from grip to improved health.
Arn Sroken and William H. Gillon slipped on a banana peel on Worth Market Street between Second and Third streets, injuring the left arm in two places at the wrist. Dr T B Johnson attended and the men were taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
Harvey KR Laase, auctioneer, opened a public sale for Cramer & Stauffer on the stacco farm of Miss Ida M. Myers near Creagerstown. The bid reached 1390 dollars before the item was withdrawn.
Mrs Michael Hart wife of the superintendent of Cart Salvest Kigeston Jamaica West Indies says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for cough croup and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial She would not be without a bottle in her home Sold by L Pearre's Drug Store.
A Cypress Hills Brooklyn elevated train derailed at an uncontrolled switch and plunged 20 feet to a vacant lot. Of 12 passengers, one died and eleven were injured. a guard on the front platform was badly hurt and not expected to live. The switch, usually spiked, had been removed by a worker who thought it was tower controlled.
Washington Jan 20 Republicans in the house interstate and foreign commerce committee met twice to discuss the Hepburn rate bill. They expect to report a slightly revised measure next week with clarified language defining the rate as the maximum a carrier may charge. The caucus also rewrote phrasing on the term numerative rate to meet Democratic concerns about ambiguity in reasonableness of rates. Other sections on notices and venue changes were reviewed.
Former President Bartolome Mitre of Argentina died in Buenos Ayres at age 83. In Seaford, Del, David Cannon died two weeks after accidentally shooting himself in the foot. A prairie fire in Duell county Nebraska burned 40 miles, destroyed two ranches and damaged 12 more, with losses totaling 100006 dollars.
Robert Downing leads his touring company in rehearsals for the play Sisok Moak or the Days of 749 at the City Opera House. A final dress rehearsal is tonight ahead of Monday’s opening in Frederick. Dowing praises his cast as the best yet, with authentic Sierra setting and scenes by Joaquin Miller. Tour plans include Pittsburg and Philadelphia engagements with future returns to Frederick for summer.
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