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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
4
The Frederick based publication reviews public notices and political commentary. It cites Messrs Cassatt and Reynolds and comments on sanitation in meat plants, Senator Barton’s resignation letter, and remarks on Alfonso of Spain facing threats and assassination attempts with royal courage amid danger.
The nation mourns Senator Gorman as a man of vast intellect and vision. Leading newspapers praise his character, patriotism, and role in shaping the Democratic party through defeats and triumphs, noting his broad sense of politics and enduring influence.
A Baltimore News assessment credits a leader with mastery of political management parliamentary strategy and personal tact. The figure is described as a central influence within a major national party guiding state politics and national party affairs.
The fragment surveys gossip and light chatter from various papers. It contrasts casual remarks about a bulldog and a beach show with quotes about social scenes, marriages, and public speaking by different readers, highlighting humor and daily life discourse.
The Washington Post obituary lauds Arthur Gorman as a pivotal Democratic leader who rose from modest origins to national influence. It highlights his role against the Force Bill, his stance on Philippine acquisition, and his unmatched leadership on the Senate floor. The piece emphasizes his integrity, loyalty, and enduring impact on Maryland and the party.
A fragmentary literary piece speaks of a moonlit figure and sea imagery as shadows linger and ships vanish. An advertisement-like block touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming cures and testimonials, with a Toledo address and a money-back offer.
Major B M Verable before the Board of Estimates in Baltimore arguing for a 25 year Maryland Electric Company franchise to run a rail line from St. Paul Street to Boland Park. He discusses watered stock practices, bonuses, and reorganizations, noting how stock profits often come from future bonds and new ownership while freight costs decline.
An account describes black bass cannibalism, noting large specimens devouring minnows and reingesting prey. A Pennsylvania hatchery superintendent reports twenty thousand young bass fed six times daily lose over half their stock by October, with about two hundred deaths, implying many fish eaten by stronger individuals.
Mrs Hinda Fraley wife of John Fraley of near Avery Maryland died in Washington DC on May 23 from consumption. She is survived by her husband and three small children. Her funeral was held at 8 percent Lake’s Lutheran church Redland on May 31. The pallbearers were Semasi Barnsley Whatson Ball John Howes Laurence Gingles George Shaw.
Frederick Carroll, jailed on a bastardy charge, appeared before Judge John C. Stosser and was freed on a writ of habeas corpus. He wed Annie Snowden in the sheriff’s office with Rev. J. W. Kiraffe officiating. Also noted is a local ad for stomach and liver tablets from A. L. Pearre's Drag Store.
Courty Vorresponderue of Camrest Brent County towns announces a Children's Day service on Sunday July 1 at 6 7 20 oclock at Rocky Ridge Lutheran church. The Jr O U A M held an ice cream and strawberry festival Saturday night. future campus events planned for June 7 and 9. Local residents and visitors are listed with brief social notes from Rocky Ridge Loy's Crossroads and surrounding areas.
Arthur Posey colored was arrested near Lime Kiln by Deputy Nerner for desertion and non support and jailed for hearing tonight. James Watkine colored was jailed for a hearing tonight on drunken driving charges. William Cole colored faced a shovel assault count and posted fifty nine dollars bail for grand jury duties. Fritchey of Lancaster discussed shaft repairs with the Board of Aldermen, repairs resumed after telegraph, Keene began repairs but was halted briefly.
Witness testimony in the Mercer parjury case at Hagerstown proceeds slowly. Judge Lighter of the Orphans Court notes the defense claims the late William B. Mercer left two wills. The first will was destroyed under belief the last will was valid though the last will lacked witnesses and was not valid. The son swears no will remained.
A Woodsboro visit by the Sea Toe negres team from Washington Camp No 17, P C S of A, initiated several candidates for Washington Camp No 44. After confering of the degrees, remarks were given by visiting brethren and refreshments were served afterward.
Charles Aloysius Alten of Branswick married Miss Etta Heffner near Laurelville Virginia in a quiet ceremony this morning conducted by Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach. Also notes Mr J O Bowers of Braddock delivered a basket of Jun Duke and Governor Wool varieties cherries. market quotes show corn oats and wheat prices for today.
A brief item notes Reynolds Post No 2 G A Richt will decorate the graves of deceased veterans in St John’s Catholic Cemetery on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Bluffier town resident M F Burroughs endorses Everard Chamberslain's Calle Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy as the best bowel trouble treatment. He has used it for years and says it is nearly certain to be needed before summer ends. For sale at AL Theatre's Drug Store.
Fatal explosion at a New York fire station causes multiple injuries as the front structure collapses. Firefighters suffer injuries while responding to a blaze in a factory area linked to nitrate or naphtha storage. Delegates from France Great Britain and Germany attend a conference amid miner strike tensions. A consumer ad praises a salve for various ailments with local store availability. For rent.
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