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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
6
The piece argues that government inspections of packing plants and the Roosevelt era push for purity and quality will benefit meat packers and consumers alike. It notes the positive impact of government guarantees on product integrity and market trust amid reform efforts.
Contemporaries note Roosevelt has not lost the knack for surprises in the Senate. His latest statement draws attention from friends who praise his leadership and wit amid ongoing discussions at the capital.
A garbled text fragment presents a mangled dialogue and names, mentioning a mateoman and a George Bhork with a wife and a marriage to Brawa-Yee. The passage is incomplete, with unclear chronology and missing context. It reads like an OCR error from an old newspaper page.
The article lists Sunday services for multiple denominations including Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, and Catholic in Liberty circuit areas. It notes times, locations, visiting pastors like Rev. Fabrony and Rev. Castle, and events such as Sunday schools and picnics at Island Park on July 19.
The Washington Star notes rumors linking Secretary Taft to the 1908 presidential race while he resists candidacy. It argues he should avoid interfering with popular industry during Congress’s adjournment and predicts rumors will persist whether he stays in the cabinet or moves to the Supreme Court.
A verse fragment by Leon Hunt and another by Pam Lawreyce Donnan appears in this page. themes of angels, afterlife, and loss. The editor notes a 3100 reward and a reader appeal, with a curious garbled line about a will and rest.
A miscellany of bright items on peach crops and flowers, Sunday schools plans, and moral reflections. Poetic reveries describe evenings on hills and a sense of divine beauty as the day ends.
The News reports the death of six year old M Albert Kennedy son of Maitenels from a fall from a balcony on the second floor at Obie Mora. George'e and Lene Be Gay you mw 1 ta are noted in the fragmentary lines.
The notice lists extensive prices for fruits vegetables and fish with eggs, berries and melons at low costs. It also reports a series of legal and local news items including Lombardi bigamy case a naphtha explosion verdict Edison birthplace transfer and a temperance bequest from London.
Fragmentary report notes a comrade in peril who saved his comrades during a Sunday incident near Westmont. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the action centers on a heroic merchant or sailor involved in a rescue.
A Pennsylvania coal district pact ends a near four month stoppage as 40 000 miners resume work on a scale close to 1905 rates. The agreement between operators and the United Mine Workers includes wage rises and the open shop, arbitration and check weighman provisions. Leaders Mitchell and Wilson signed, with ratification by a district convention possible next Tuesday in Clearfield.
A 19 month old infant sleeping in a carriage near a curb was struck by a wagon wheel and killed. The 12 year old sister Bertha Weber attempted a rescue but was injured with a leg fracture. The incident occurred in Philadelphia on July 14.
Capital of 150000 pounds secured by a mortgage from Christiana Miller and Marc A C Little to Jacob Rohrback dated 1903 and recorded in Frederick County Land Records. The mortgage has been assigned to Louis M Nixdorf Jr the assignee of mortgagee and a sale will be held in front of the Court House door in Frederick City.
Rumor centers on the New York schoolship St. Marys ashore at Spartel. Built 62 years ago, the sailing craft has served the New York City board of education for 22 years. It carried about 100 boys under Commander Gustavus C. Hanus USN. After cruises in European waters, it sailed from Long Island Sound and New England coast toward Europe in June.
A joint Republican state convention is planned for Dover on September 5 after a conference between Senator Allen and Ex-Senator Ball. Common primaries will be held statewide on September 1 to elect delegates, with the convention to nominate a congressional candidate and state officers, and to form a unified 12 member state committee.
President may travel to Minnesota for a deer hunt near November with John A. Greenway range superintendent of United States Steel Company mines on the Mesaba beliefs. Headquarters will be Bovey Minnesota amid ample hunting country. Deputy Sheriff Hammil killed and City Marshal Isaacs injured by Italian workers near Prescott Wisconsin while serving game law warrants.
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