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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
2
London cables report edametal food safety failures in English meat packing and frost canning establishments. The British public remains outraged by domestic disclosures, while U S figures like Sesatog Pratt return to Washington. Sen Depew’s health prompts questions on his future and a call for resignation grows louder.
A state commission appointed by Governor Wardell proposes industrial education and employment programs for the blind. The article cites Helen Keller on the need for liberal education and self-support, urging public understanding and support for training and placement to lift blind individuals from dependency.
Contemporary comment questions presidential power to legislate by letters and suggests buying a fast typewriter to discharge Congress. It notes John D Rockefeller's personal attorney backing Bryan as news of his presidential boom spreads and Bryan reacts.
Baltimore News notes the Governor Warfeld choice of Hon William Pinkney Whyte for the Senate seat is praised for many merits but questioned for naming, stressing the need to uphold the state's standard of intellectual greatness. Oatonsville Argus calls the selection highly commended in many respects yet criticizes its emphasis on name over substantive evidence.
Fragmented exchanges parodying a talkative crowd. Quips about a woman endorsing a man, gossip, insults, and comic misunderstandings reflect a playful page of stray stories. Names like Gabble Sharpe and Meekley appear in a sketchy dialogue with humor and innuendo.
Opinion pieces discuss press stances, statehood challenges, and labor politics. A Vittabuce Gazette Times note ponders state entry, while a Weshlector Post column warns against labor leaders entering party politics. The farmer stance on class politics is examined, warning Populist risks and demagoguery.
A fragment from a New York Times piece contrasts indolent musings with a derelict drift, touching on poetic reflections about summer themes and a strained, dreamlike scene. It shifts to a medical advert discussing psychiatric disease treatment, claiming a constitutional basis and promising a cure with a manufactured product.
The kidnapped boy Kean Frat? was found safe with his father at a New York location after a tense pursuit. Detectives chased the kidnapper, who resisted and feared capture, while authorities and a relieved crowd gathered outside the mayor’s office. The abductor, described as thin and unshaven, had trimmed his beard and showed signs of strain. Kean’s family faced financial stress, and a reward was accepted by the kidnapper’s captors as part of ongoing negotiations.
An escaped individual recalls fleeing with a companion after a chutter removal and hiding from pursuing police. They fled through a doorway into another house as noises arose and were confronted by a group claiming to be officers. The account ends with pressured escape and unclear next steps.
A fragmented report details Felny’s loan to fund equipment purchases in France for riverine operations. It notes a $42 amount for a main line project, a $3 unit short notes sale, and plans to complete improvements on the main line and branches including the new ness and terminal station within the current year.
Glens Falls reports a 19 year old lad from Fort Edward found secured to tracks of the Delaware and Hudson line between Fort Edward and Sandy Hill. A track walker released him moments before an oncoming train, saving his life. He attributes the kidnapping to an assailant unnamed in the account, with no clear motive established.
Grimes Plared yesterdas American League detrain was Detroit 4, Javis 2. Restun 2 Weis belongings state League moan rain.
Community voices affirm Doan's pills and kidney remedies as trusted aids for backache and urinary discomfort. In letters and testimonials readers describe relief after using Dean's Ridley Pills and Doan's Kidney Pills, with praise for local druggists and manufacturers. The notice underscores common remedies and consumer confidence in familiar brands.
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