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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
4
The Daily News lists mailing rates and address details for subscriptions and notices. It notes offices in Frederica Maryland and instructions for readers to contact the paper with changes, payments, or inquiries.
The note discusses June choosing a Senator and a Governor, with Seid not content, and Baltimore’s hope for statewide influence. It mentions Enyvan studying many issues, Maryland’s two U.S. Senators boosting influence, and District Attorney Jerome’s investigations. The Emurrierne paper changes hands as Mr. Gall takes over the Chronicle, praised for talent and business skill and a better newspaper under his leadership.
A longtime piece argues that public confidence declines with graft disclosures but notes that corrupt individuals are a small fraction of society. It cites Wall Street Journal on honesty and ethics, urging self-discipline and ethical standards to restore integrity in business and duty.
Phrases show mixed tone from Baltimore Sun and Baltimore News and Baltimore American about public opinion and a wedding note. References include pessimistic views on events and congratulatory remarks by a men’s association. The text is fragmented and challenges exact meaning.
The Borough Fire Department and Bosiees Mena Association plan a convention in Annapolis, expected to boost visitors and local business. The move earns praise from business leaders for stimulating activity in the capital city.
A jumble of misquoted lines and comic innuendo. Dialog sketches reveal feigned romance and theatrical pretence as characters debate love and marriage with humorous misreadings.
The Washington Star views Pennsylvania as a former Republican stronghold now shaken by graft scandals and a rising Democratic appeal. It notes Roosevelt’s 1932 margin, shifts in cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and a statewide scramble as Republicans and Democrats nominate tickets in Harrisburg. The piece highlights reform cries, party realignment, and the potential for an upheaval at the polls.
Fragmented OCR text presents poems and reflections on weather songs, old friends, and aging. It evokes June memories, nature imagery, and friendships as a shelter. The speaker recalls past generous gifts and learns wisdom in aging, noting the value of enduring friendships.
The week brims with fairs concerts and weddings as summer events fill Fredericktown. Churches schools and civic groups host picnics dances strawberry festivals and a mountain banquet while graduates and performers enliven parlor porticoes and lawns. Firemen attend Westminster convention and locals look forward to fairs tours and a planned mountain assembly.
The Belles Lettres Literary Society of Male High School held a Tegulat meeting with readings recitals and an oration. The program included essays debates and an adjournment to plan future sessions. A brief medical advertisement for Chamberlain’s tablets and King’s New Life Pills is included.
The Niwba family column reports a crowded market with abundant strawberries and cherries, and locals noting first Frederick Canty string beans for 30 cents. A dry spell foreshadows a smaller pea crop, while prices rise and fall across eggs butter poultry fruit and vegetables as shoppers navigate busy aisles and changing costs.
The Snyder family returns with the Gentry Brothers tour this year, drawing old city friends with a familiar act. The show promises new additions and a grand street parade at 10:59 AM Tuesday, June 12, followed by two performances in the city.
Congressman Dawson salutes the American hen praising her industry and productivity. He argues the hen’s output rivals New York banks wealth in three months and could match U.S. gold mine production in sixty days. He claims the hen could pay US debt interests in a year and ten months.
William E. Darner sold at the courthouse door this morning for Charien O Sizer county treasurer forty sores of land near Woodville assessed to Henrys Jobuecn to Wm Rippeon for 71 dollars A house and lot sold as well Mr Airy in the name of Garry S Luckett was sold to Charles A Renkles for 135 dollars
Due to the Cananea strike in Mexico American miners in the Bisbee camp are thinning. Authorities speculate Western Federation members encouraged the disruption and received notices first. (Individuals named: Colonel W. C. Greene referenced. no dates provided.)
Nonsensical OCR fragment describes dates and places such as a capital area, a city, and a fire event near Baier Rouge with references to a region in Virginia and damaged property. The legible parts do not form a coherent report. core facts are unclear.
Dr Fred McCardell injured after leading a horse into a stable when another horse kicked him in the knee. The report notes recovery and mentions Chamberlain's Salve as useful for various ailments. Includes miswritten details about diseases and a 25 cent price at A L Pearre’s Drug Store.
Reports from the Democratic state leadership show preparations for a state convention as factions debate a ticket. Levi and a Democrat head rumors of harmony while pledging support for a candidate chosen by the convention. At the same time, a circulation list theft case in New York involves William Beriowitz, with publishers and subscribers unsettled by the missing list valued at $36,000.
Terre Haute Ind June 9 William Robertson a gIsls thrower formerly of Millville N J died at hospital from a bullet wound inflicted by his wife Robertson had started to beat his wife for the second time when she fired the fatal shot Officers announce that Mrs Robertson will not be prosecuted
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