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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
4
The Frederick Y M C A seeks more than five thousand dollars to complete a twenty five thousand dollar building fund within a week. Subscriptions total under twenty nine thousand dollars as the drive nears its June twenty third deadline.
Disjointed quotes from the Philadelphia Press and Columbus Dispatch mix slang errors and mistaken identities. The dialogue touches on contracts, cooks, medical terms, and a mistaken recognition, all presented in a garbled, humorous fashion.
Excerpts critique packer influence juries and party leadership. The New York World discusses Mr Bryan’s Berlin interview contrasting democracy’s competitive economy with socialism. Belmont Hearst and Parker links provoke calls for party reform and independence from corporate finance.
A lyrical collage of verses describing dreamlike landscapes and dream figures, mixing floral imagery with seafaring and pastoral motifs. The text blends romantic longing with nature as muse, featuring a shadowy stream and hills of dream.
The Cumberland Times cites a remark about the muck rake and packing horse. The Baltimore American notes Mantia W. J. Bryan was thrown by a donkey. The Baltimore Sun hopes microbes avoid piscrust while cherries ripen. The Annapolis Hospital reports a watch trust dividend of 175 percent from cheaper abroad sales.
Fragment from Horston Post depicts a speaker seeking work while noting coal on the walk to be moved. A woman who was seeking a husband years ago is now married but still seeking opportunities. The dialogue reflects social roles and gender expectations of the period.
Mrs J W Howsar and son visit Mrs G W Wolfe in Codsty while others from New Market Frederick and Monrovia spend time with relatives. Inclement weather delays the children's service to June 17. in Wolfsville similar reports of visits and illness appear along with local church notes and community events.
President Roosevelt attends the 9th annual Georgetown College commencement in Washington on June 15. He confers degrees and prizes, greets graduates, delivers a brief address urging a relentless war on vice and corruption, cautions against class animosity, and extols college athletic ideals guiding life after graduation. Father John Conwar accompanies him, joined by Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte.
Washington June 13 The senate decided to vote next Thursday on the Panama sea level canal bill after accepting conference reports on diplomatic and naval appropriation measures. The body also passed a bill limiting liability to national banks, adopted Morgan’s Panama railway control resolution, admitted Benson to Barton’s Senate seat, and received Depont’s credentials. Foraker urged fuller canal information, provoking a sharp debate before the date was fixed.
In Mineola Long Island Gertrude O’Hara testified Grover Poole confessed to her she murdered her father James O’Hara. Poole testified O’Hara confessed to murder she committed. The case links the crime to engagement opposition. Also perjury convictions and a murder verdict are reported in separate items across cities.
Des Moines reports a June 15 note about Mrs. E H Conger buying a rug in China for 99 dollars and selling it in Chicago for 700, a tale of a rug turned profit and dispute. Separate items mention Mutual Life advertising laws and a Statehood bill heading to the president, plus a Chamberlain stomach remedy ad.
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