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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
6
A garbled clash of phrases from Baltimore papers hints at public opinion, investigations, and corporate publicity. The wobbly text mentions Serate, Jupiter Provies, Annipolis Capital, and a summer season with a Bose and minch of a chares, reflecting a chaotic era of trust and media commentary.
A fragmentary note records a dialogue about Lucis hair color asking where her golden bate comes from and whether she is blond, with a sudden parentage cue from her father. The text is sparse and appears as a clipped quotation.
A collage of editorials and quotes discusses Congress actions on soldiers housing cantee n, President's handling of the crisis and Bryan's campaign gains. It criticizes wealth tied to special privileges and argues for equal opportunities and lawful business.
A mixed fragmentary page includes a poem about spring blossoms and sunlit days, then prose urging a tonic for catarrh. It promotes Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, with testimonials, a Toledo address, and ads for a separate constipation remedy.
A quirky local digest notes rain delays and garden talk while mentioning summer campaigns. It records a residence reparding on North Market Street and plastering on the additions at Dall Brothers. A fishing trip along the Monocacy nets 32 suckers 2 eels and 4 forslls. An evening horse race on the North Market Street Pike ends with Harry Beanfelter winning two heats.
The market shows fresh supply and rising demand for peaches melons and berries. Prices listed include eggs 16 to 18 cents per dozen, fish varieties from 10 to 60 cents per item, lemons 10 to 12 cents, tomatoes 10 to 20 cents a box, beef and pork cuts priced per pound, and assorted dairy and baked goods with wide local variation.
Wilford Franklin Ratsiog of this city, son of Christian Ratsiog, ranks among 196 graduates of Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia, having earned a bachelor degree after three years of study with an excellent record.
Bir Railing will locate in Pittsburg Pennsylvania to pursue higher studies in his profession at the Carnegie Institute. He studied at Jacob Tome Institute Port Deposit and is a High School graduate for this city.
A lively social event was hosted at Alderman and Mrs. E. O. Lease’s West Southstreet home on Thursday night. Their son Bisster Edward Legge led a party of young friends with enjoyable games and amusements, and a selection of refreshments was served.
Today’s market notes list corn at 32 cents per bushel shelled, with a 240 dollar barrel. wheat prices show No 2 red Liz No 3 Sieetesmer at 752 and 742 per bushel, damaged at 650 per bushel. Also Daca priced at 30 cents per bushel.
Fragmented report outlines Democratic tensions as Guffey allegedly surrenders to Emery, with McKean and James leading factions. The piece mentions a convention vote, delegate loyalty, and Emerr at the helm, amid party strategy and internal strife.
A reader letter writes that Frederick City's annual report shows total receipts near $64,000 after a $50,000 temporary loan. The debt exceeds $611,756, obliging $22,395 in annual interest and a burden of about $260 per resident, urging a focus on repaying the debt and improving streets.
Mrs George W Baker of Hyattstown watched Katharine Rebeccs Baker wed Ernest Johnson of Washington at Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal church. Rev CO M Yost presided. Attendants included Ransone Baker and Mrs George T Oubdits. Miss Baker once led Oscar Grove public school. Cards issued for Dr Georges Smith and Miss M Gressner Stefanver at Christ Reform Church Middletown.
The conference report on the railroad rate bill was drawn and signed by three House conferees and Senator Elkins. Senator Tillman and Senator Cullom are linked to different features of the settlement, with Tillman signaling a potential feature and Cullom expected to request the report. The agreement includes amendments on pipe fines and carrier charges, narrowing the impact to railroads only. Separately, alleged safe blowers were jailed in Maryland after a failed attempt, with authorities tracing a saw and rapid cell removal during the interrogation.
Regional miners face pressure as John Mitchell warns against forming independent labor unions to back candidates. He fears party divisions may weaken unions and push miners toward established parties. Monitored by region, many candidates run on newly created Union Workmen's Party tickets.
New York reports a still robust national business climate with heavy seasonal volumes. Indicators show modest gains in some sectors, while mining and textile industries face wage adjustments amid ongoing work resumptions and labor negotiations. Real estate activity remains strong in the current week, with year over year comparisons reflecting continued expansion.
Fort Monroe Virginia June 29 Aii shells fired from a mistaken source near the beach caused panic among cotta gefers and local women. Negro workmen on two freight trains fled, leaping to safety behind sand hills as shells struck a sailing craft off Willoughby Beach turning it around. Several shells recovered. Residents report widespread alarm and dismay.
In the American League Beston beat Athletics 6 to 2 in a 12 inning game while Washington edged New York 2 to 1. In the National League New York lost to Philadelphia and Cincinnati tied Pittsburg St Louis 1 despite unplayed innings. State League results included Johnstown and York Warrishurs with forfeiture noted.
June 25 Lehence Pa President A Smith of the C K Railroad announces Taft will visit Gretna in July to inspect East Department troops expected to drill at the encampment. General Frei D B arrived from New ont Gretna site and will return before troops arrive. Governor Folk resigns Agnes Myers and Frank Hollman await September 1 after a murder case involving Mrs Myers.
An ad claims Dr Raines Lite Pils as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. It markets Pearre drugstore may guarantee the product priced at 25 cents. The copy warns of neglect causing chronic issues and presents the unnamed rendition as unknown to some users.
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