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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
4
The column notes Russia’s growth capacity while commenting on Secretary Taft and the meat-packers conference. It reviews a surge of U S laws versus British Parliament, citing the 1908 figures and concerns over legislative overload and public regard for law.
A garbled Baltimore News fragment references wartime sentiment with stray phrases about attacks and severed loyalties. The text mentions Ella, a sonnet, and a distant clash, but remains largely unreadable and lacks clear events.
A garbled collection of overheard lines and misquoted banter from various papers depicts a jumble of personalities. Vague asides touch on professors deacons wives and social scenes, with scattered phrases about memory, quotes, and identity.
The piece criticizes Congress and the press over tariff ideas and social strain, noting Senator Lodge’s stance against wealth-based privilege. It argues lawmakers enacted many laws, questioning accessibility and readability, and laments widespread legal ignorance as a growing issue. The text references the Fifty seventh Congress, government printers, and comparisons to New York lawmaking. It highlights concerns about excessive legislation and the public’s inability to understand legal codes.
A garbled verse style piece blends seasonal reflections and rural life notes. The text mixes verses about August days, December holidays, harvest imagery, and friendly boasts. It mentions a reward line and a chaotic closing notice about constipation remedies.
Lyman J. Gage former secretary of the treasury issues a signed statement from Point Loma California on July 9 explaining he seeks the simple life after 70th birthday. He declines to discuss rumors about Theosophy and resists public explanations while praising the climate and two local attractors including a Raja Yoga school run by Katherine Tingley.
Meadville Pa July 10 One killed two seriously injured and two more injured after a soda bottling works fire. A charging tank and falling walls triggered the blast shrapnel wounded workers. Walter Fries 14 was killed Eleanor Martin 17 badly burned and injured. Minnie Baird 23 severely burned but to recover. Firemen James Allen and Fred Bell suffered heat injuries but expected to recover.
London July 10 report that a British Atlantic fleet ship refused American tinned meats during naval maneuvers. The Admiralty directs ships to use Australian or Argentine tinned meats instead. Remaining American stock will be returned to victualling yards and cease to be compulsory for the navy. Winston Churchill under secretary for the colonies notes. Also tied to New South Wales measures requiring healthy cattle, strict freezing and canning, with penalties for diseased slaughter.
Paris reports detail a lavish Elysee Palace dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Nicolas Longworth with officials from both nations in attendance. Notables include Ambassadors McCormick Teihiman and Letchman plus Clemenceau Fucane and Chambrun aides, as well as ministers and generals. A separate item notes a contested will in Pennsylvania and a murder case in Indiana with life sentences for the Williams family.
Frederick Chisena faces scrutiny over weighing measures amid local debate on merities. Bartgle, a 63 South Market Street retiree, describes long backache and kidney concerns, noting episodic pain and the need for erect posture, while praising Boss's Kidney remedy.
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