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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
4
The piece laments declining public Fourth of July festivities in the United States. It recalls historic celebrations with speeches hymns and prayers, notes safety concerns over fireworks and guns, and warns of accidents unless vigilance increases for protecting life and property.
A garbled clipping discusses Col onel Prarre in Allegacy county and Congress work in Baltimore. Mentions President Roosevelt and Governor's aims, Canada, Cuba, and Jersey, plus a note about protecting horses from flies and heat affecting humanity.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a young aspirant interested in reform and politics. The note mentions ambitions, elections, and a possible shift toward major political movements, with unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
Garbled dialogue from multiple sources includes lines about discrimination and a scene at a lake. The text intermixes phrases such as misheard conversations and a claim of a “giel mex door” with references to a “Philadelphia” newspaper context and a character named Borom.
The Somerville Journal notes a small boy eagerly awaiting the glorious Fourth and the festive rockets. The mother fears the noise and danger, while the family clings to hope and plans for celebration.
The morning service for William Krieg was at 10 at his Buckeystown home with Rev. Alville Conner leading and Rev. Makosky assisting. Pallbearers included Q Baker and O F Thomas. burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Batley funeral followed at 2 pm from the Batley home at Point of Rocks with Rev. Albert Smith officiating and burial at Lake Cemetery. pallbearers listed as Hugh Wright and others. Funeral directors were We. S Etobleon and W. H. Etchison.
For June the city and county recorded 80 deaths with nine in the city and 21 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet and Ute Olivet. Seven in St. John's, 14 in colored, and one in Reformed graveyards. Mortality highest in March and lowest in April. Several residents listed as improving. Bridge work halted after guards were removed with no further danger anticipated. A freight car derailment near Eighth Street disrupted trains with passengers disembarking briefly.
James Walker, described as colored, was arrested by Officer Herwig and charged with being drunk and disorderly. He appeared before Judge Joanne O. H. Eok ani and was fined 6? 2. The outcome references local authorities and market quota but details are garbled.
A reader questions whether the mayor can suspend enforcement of dog leash ordinances and whether the city is governed by the charter or by the mayor’s whim. The letter argues that the mayor has exceeded authority and risks setting a dangerous precedent if ordinances are not faithfully executed.
Announcement of Davis R Boogher death at sixty four following paralysis in Fall Hiver Masa. Funeral held in St Louis with burial at Wesleyan cemetery. he was from Brederick county and survived by nine siblings including Beulah Archer and Dudley Boogher. Obituaries also note Mrs Lucinda Shepherd of Middletown and John Brooks of Monteyna Hospital, along with John W Kenney a Mexican War veteran near Venoluse Va.
Pavement in front of Mrs J A Haydon residence on Court street being relaid. Rudolph Orcune, white dish weighing 105 pounds, captured by Mr Orcune. J H Lampo and crew completed painting the Berlin and Lovett bridge over the Potomac at Brunswick.
Frederick Mornere warns against neglecting kidney weakness in children with early signs like bed wetting and backache as a deadly risk. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted by Charlee B. Six and Clinton E Mann at Market Street store as the remedy, with sale nationwide through Foster-Milburn Buffalo.
A fragmentary note references liabilities and a legal matter tied to an eight unit or eight item portion. It mentions an American context and an unclear certificate or agreement. Further readable details are not provided.
Public record lists a property sale under court action set for July 5 1906. Description notes improved by a specific part of the East Street area and mentions the sale by the court in a formal notice.
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