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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
4
The text references a Fourth of July fatality and delays in funding for a post office building. It notes Frederick receiving nothing from Congress and mentions an upcoming Presidential convention. It also alludes to European conflict and a German heiress, with unclear details.
The Washington Post compares British railway safety to American methods after the Salisbury disaster and the Ballabary wreck. It argues speed limits, signaling, and public or legislative action are needed, noting block-signal adoption and hours regulation as key remedies discussed in Congress.
The readable parts describe a confused speaker struggling with words and a quoted line about attire and bathing. The text includes phrases like “Oh, dear” and “T' heen on ara made a nocd” reflecting garbled OCR from a damaged page without a coherent event or人物.
The Rev W A Quay urged urban reform through humor at a Firet Methodist service in Eanglewood. He cautioned that streets littered with holes slow transit, blamed on soulless corporations, and argued satire helps curb folly more than raw will.
Fragmented verse lines describe a muse and flowers singing at dew and dark. A speaker longs for home and fate, while imagery of harps, tides, and night journeys conveys longing, memory, and spiritual themes. Names appear as archaic figures amid dreamlike stanzas.
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows garbled lines about prices, public interest, and a remedy or view. Names, places, or clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered words and broken sentences.
Russian Admiral Ro J estvensky pleads guilty before a court martial over the Bedovi surrender to save comrades. He takes full blame and asks for the severest penalty while Captain De Cologne and Captain Baranov plead not guilty. Testimony will determine who ordered the surrender and the vessel’s condition.
Berlin and Philadelphia dispatches report a son born to Crown Princess Frederick William on July 4. Gun salutes echoed as the city announced the heir presumptive named Wilhelm with christening set for August 12.
Newswire brief reports a fatal explosion injuring boys in Wilkes-Barre while celebrating the Fourth of July. Four boys were mangled and two fatally died en route to hospital. the incident followed a failed powder ignition in a pipe.
A rough transcription notes the North Carolina Democratic state convention endorsing William J. Ryan for president. The piece also reports the death of Edward Guthere aged 17 in Memphis by a toy incident, and a Charleston West Virginia man William Justis shot by his wife with his body left in the yard overnight as he protected his children.
An 1900s style promo urges Frederick parents to use Dean's Kidney Pills for children with weak kidneys. Testimonial from Charles B. Bix cites a boy helped after buying at Clinton E Main’s Grocery on Market Street. Also references Dr. from a New Life Pills and other remedies with booster notes on efficacy and dealer claims.
Abe Attel the American featherweight champion earned the decision over bantam king Frank Neil after 20 rounds at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles. Attel used clever defense and sharp counters while Neil pressed hard with powerful blows, especially in the late rounds. A lively bout with both men trading fierce exchanges and clinches through the middle rounds.
Rabble unclear OCR notice mentions a city event and appeal at the city hall. Names and places are garbled. The readable fragment notes a formal action requiring a response or attendance by a specified date.
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