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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
4
The Supreme Court of France vindicates Captain Alfred Dreyfus after twelve years of debate. The Dreyfus affair highlighted political plots and judicial failings, with widespread public support from friends and patriotic allies. The ruling restores his civil rights and lifts a long standing blot on France.
Scrambled lines from a Denver paper discuss popular songs and local entertainment noting Baltimors and Brynn as keys. Fragmentary phrases reference musical choices and public sentiment with unclear context and missing details.
A garbled dialogue fragment references distrust about money and a reevaluation of figures. The text mentions arithmetic concerns and a column of figures, with unnamed speakers commenting on bets and retractions related to financial matters.
A Philadelphia Ledger essay argues the Star Spangled Banner remains the strongest emblem of the United States. It notes presidents and citizens favor the flag’s enduring message while acknowledging evolving songs may come, yet no replacement for the anthem seems likely.
A lyrical piece describes dewdrops on a red rose, sunlit glints, and a gracious gift of a wondrous flower. The narrator folds nature, beauty, and idealized affection into a single garden scene. Clinton Collap, in New York Bat.
Miss May Broat hosts a lawn party at Weet Church with Japanese lanterns and games. Miss Zellars entertains guests at her Bonthoh Street home with music by Judge and Mrs. Weems from Baltimore and various amusements. A horse death follows a mower incident when a swarm attacked a beekeeper’s hive, requiring the animal’s destruction.
Notice of church services in St. Pauls Atles next Sunday July 15 at 10 am and Reformed Church Onarleaville at 328 pm. Also mentions a reward and a statement about a cure for catarrh. The text is corrupted and partially illegible but indicates religious gatherings and an advertised medical claim.
Alfred Dreyfus was acquitted of treason charges, with the Rennes court martial nullified and the army to be restored to him at high rank. The government plans to promote Dreyfus and Plequart, honoring Dreyfus with the Legion of Honor, in a move after controversial allegations.
In Cedar Rapids Iowa seven girls aged 7 to 16 waded near Ellis Park and fell into a deep river hole. Lucille Hazel Gildys Josie Sweeting Ruth Coyle and Clara Usher died after attempts to rescue them. Ruth Kiersey survived and alerted authorities as hundreds gathered.
Telegram from United States Minister Merry at San Salvador reports Regalado former Salvadoran president and Salvadorean army leader killed during a decisive engagement with Guatemala. Tomas Regalado served as Salvadoran president from 1899 to 1903 and was a popular figure in a forthcoming succession. Guatemala declares victory after the clash at Henra with General Tomas Regalado reportedly killed.
El Vaso and nearby areas were devastated on July 10 as a cloudburst and landslide destroyed most of the city of Ocampo Jesus Maria Chiliatua, Mexico. At least seven people were killed, many others injured, with some fatalities expected. American helpers assist the wounded and recover bodies. Greene company losses are listed at about $5000 Mexican money.
Fragmentary text references money readiness for opportunity or rain, mentions 24 18 working with you, carriage drawn semiously or added to principal, and a capital figure of 6150 000. Content is garbled and lacks coherent context or events.
Messy local notices list illnesses and hospital visits on East Second Street and nearby towns. Admiral Chouknin of the Black Sea Fleet is reported shot and dead after an ambush near his villa. A Minneapolis hotel murder suspect in Elroy shoots himself in the head. An ad touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a laxative remedy.
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