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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
2
Broad Run and surrounding towns report arrivals and visits of numerous relatives from Baltimore Washington Pennsylvania and Virginia. Weddings births and anniversaries noted alongside church services road surveying and farm updates as communities share social and civic happenings during late spring.
Feagaville Ss Luke's Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a Sunday evening program with anthem choir scripture lesson and prayer. Upcoming services announced at Mt Zion Reformed and Mt Zion Lutheran churches on Jane 9. Community notes include visits by O N Trandie family and Sophia Trandie of New Market, plus locals Horine and Horrie visiting.
London June 6 Richard Croker's colt Orby the 3 year old son of Orme and Rhoda B ridden by American Johnny Reif won the Derby worth 32500 at Epsom Downs Wool Winker second and Slieve Gallion third Orby led by two and a half lengths at finish Odds were 100 to 9 A royal crowd including King Edward and the Prince and Princess of Wales attended Croker said he has attained the ambition of his life and is proud Orby was bred and raised in his stable with the dam brought from America as a filly.
Baseball scores from yesterday include Philadelphia 8 over St Louis 2 and Brooklyn 1 over Cincinnati 0 with Pittsburg-Boston rainout. American League reports St Louis 10 over Washington 1. other games postponed by rain. TriState League scores Lancaster 7 over Wilmington 4 and Harrisburg 7 over Altoona 1. psig 18 York 2. ohnstown-Williamsport rain. Atlantic Leagues all games postponed by rain. Plus reports on mutiny in czar palace quelled in St. Petersburg. George Lindsay captured in Virginia. Mrs. Field appointed milk inspector in Chicago. Yale class gossip naming Calvin Truesdale laziest member and George L. Harold Weiss nerviest and windiest. furniture dealers indicted in Portland and surrounding states.
North Mills North Carolina resident John Garratt reports firing a 40 year walking stick after a leg sore healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The advertisement claims relief from pain, promises guaranteed relief for piles and burns, and notes Pearra’s Modern Pharmacy sells it for 25 cents.
In Toledo Ohio a petition in U S circuit court challenges confirming the sale of the Toledo Railway and Terminal company alleging J Pierpont Morgan and allies conspired to block bidding. The suit claims bondholders bought the road at 2 million and creditors were kept from bidding. It warns of a 4 million reconstruction plan backed by other railroads.
A terse line notes the speaker questions knowledge of the many paints available, distinguishing good, bad, and indifferent options. It hints at comparison and discernment in selecting paint types and qualities.
Buffalo dispatch reports Clark Covert of Forestville, Chautauqua County, rode a bull's horns for about half a mile while driving cows through a barnyard. The animal tangled in his clothing, goring him as the dog attacked the bull to give him a chance to escape. The mastiff injured the bull enough that it may need to be killed.
An early 20th century fragment describes itching skin and eczema with a testimonial for Dean's Ointment. M L Firestone cites relief after trying many remedies, purchased at a local drug store, and Foester Milberan Co Buffalo NY markets the product. Patrick seeks freedom article mentions Albert Patrick and Governor Hughes.
Trenton reports the 3907 preliminary schedule of taxes on miscellaneous corporations. The total proposed taxes amount to 2,565,000 dollars, up 192,600 from last year, reflecting an overall increase in state revenue.
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