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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
6
A clipped commentary laments loss of home business to out of town solicitors and mail order rivals. It urges fees on order solicitation and stronger city protection to keep trade with Frederick and other towns rooted locally.
The excerpt cites editorial opinions from Baltimore and Cumberland papers contrasting Bryan Towne with Pearl re candidates in 1908. It emphasizes moral standards, experience, and the need for a brainy seasoned figure over promises or unproven claims.
A garbled OCR fragment from the Houston Post yields no clear events or names. Readable phrases are insufficient to determine a person, place, date, or outcome for a proper summary.
Readable pieces show a chaotic dialogue with phrases like Yes and I want Ber to see it. Mentions Philadelphia Ledger and scattered names, suggesting a partial newspaper snippet without a clear story or outcome.
Excerpts compare publicity as a driver of divorce outcomes and commerce with two viewpoints on the unwritten law. The Washington Star criticizes vigilante justice and urges formal legal process, warning that mob justice undermines civil order and fair trials. The piece cites publicity as a force in influencing behavior.
A fragmented verse piece reflects on home folk and the writer's trip to town. It muses about painting writing and opinion, with reflections on nature, future, and the bond with familiar people as the poet contemplates life and the infinite.
A lively market scene with peaches berries cantaloupes and varied produce on display. Prices for fruit vegetables and seafood are listed. ballpark scores from national and local leagues follow, plus brief notes on political and crime stories.
The Rev Ernest McGill died around eight oclock at his home in Sparrow s Point Maryland aged about 56 He served as rector of churches at Thoronton Walkereville for ten years He was a son of a local family and leaves a widow and six children The obituary notes his long service and family after his death
New York July 7 R G Dun Company weekly review notes quiet conditions in many departments during the first week of July with limited activity in some occupations. Labor strains exist in wage negotiations, anthracite coal miners take holiday, textiles resume pay, and overall idle time near a seasonal low. Prospects for fall and winter trade improve as jobbers appear earlier, with better half year results except speculative occupations. Railway earnings rise 9.7 percent in June. imports and exports at port rise by 3.54 million and 0.77 million respectively. Steel mills face material delivery difficulties, scrap prices rise, cotton goods prices hold with concessions to secure contracts. forward deliveries scarce. Failures total 133 in the US and 12 in Canada, down from last year.
New York July 7 the widow of Stanford White was paid by Equitable Life $149040 reflecting the policy value on his life. Additional smaller policies face about $63000 but provide $50000 to beneficiaries after deductions for his health at policy inception.
A creditor solicitation note from the Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland urges action on an account. The brief notice requests recipients contact the bank regarding the financial matter and directions for remedy.
John Alexander Ponte resumed the Zion City case in Chicago July 7 introducing Dowie’s last will. He testified Dowie as Elijah the Restorer differs in identity yet remains the same man born 1847 in Edinburgh. The will grants his wife all rights she is entitled to under Illinois law.
Bishop Henry McNeil Turner addresses the 45th AME conference at A. M. E Zion church in Providence July 7. He decries northern and southern prejudice, rejects social equality as a goal, and argues for civil rights, urging Negroes to consider emigration to build a nation elsewhere.
The circuit court suspended the two week jail terms of three ice dealers Miller Walters and Brenning after their bond of 5000 each was posted. All have sentences suspended and are on bond, with circuit court action expected in fall.
A brief note promises a $100 reward for information leading to the recovery of a lost item. The notice seeks tips and contact details for the reporting party.
Chicago Tribune rounds up Independence Day casualties. Thirty eight dead and about 2,800 injured nationwide. Philadelphia tops the toll with 711 victims, including children in the violence, while New York reports 65 injuries and two deaths. Toledo police enforcement curbs injuries, but stray bullets and toy pistols remain deadly hazards.
News from Maryland reports active preparations in Baltimore to secure national backing for an order. Michael Yingling of Westminster mourns the death of brother William H. Goatty in Hareville Missouri after long residence. Hagerstown officials move to force water supply from Washington County Water Company. Cavetown Western Maryland Railroad station robbed with no cash taken. tickets and checks stolen.
Jeremiah J. Kennedy was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Daraoor on assault with intent to murder Harry Haller after Kennedy allegedly struck Haller with a stool, injuring his right arm. Kennedy appeared before Justice O H Eckatein, who sent him to jail in default of $500 bond for grand jury action. Dr Frank O Hedges treated Haller's wounds.
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