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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented text from a Frederick Maryland newspaper page lists editors and officers with unclear roles. It mentions subscription pricing and a miscellany of local society notices, but readable facts are limited and identities are incomplete.
The piece notes interest in erecting monuments at the Monocacy battlefield to honor Union soldiers, with New Jersey leading efforts by funding a monument and urging other states to follow. It highlights prior state hesitance and the hope for broader commemorations across the Civil War sites.
The item cites opinions on Longworth and Bryan, notes a private secretary role as a stepping stone to wealth, and recalls Dan Lamont’s death after serving Cleveland. It also critiques corruption and calls for rational quality as a path to a higher life, reflecting editorial sentiment from multiple papers.
A fragment shows Enricker asking about a graduation and her bat on straight. Booker replies it was the only thing she didn’t know. Gruarley laments, fearing he cannot win her to marry, while another character dismisses the concern as nonsense.
A chatty item from the Loatartife Courter Joarcal recalls social rituals surrounding gifts. A dinner anecdote notes the delight and mutual smiles after a thoughtful present, while a discussion questions balancing generosity with tasteful restraint in former times.
The piece argues William Jennings Bryan could shape 1905 Democratic leadership after a Cooper Union speech, and warns that party responsibility lies with those in power. It speculates on reforms, including a possible housecleaning of the United States government and the GOP’s responsibility for present issues.
A rough OCR fragment shows poems about sleep and love with lines on moths and tombs, a child’s lullaby and a love song, plus an ad endorsing Curumbus tain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy by M. F. Borroczhi in Bluffton Indiana. It includes a drugstore note and an editorial-style remark on advertising.
Report of a Colorado trip by Fredericks men to investigate the Fifty Gold Mines Corporation holdings. The party toured mines near Cripple Creek and Pike's Peak, viewed mills and ore bodies, and heard assurances of profits from a 1,000,000 share offering and new capital. Names include J Roger Mee Sherry Aaron Rosenstock Richard P. Ross J Frank Eisenhaber D Princeton Buckey J Frank Newmso Ira J. McCurdy.
The funeral of Lather Dar Warfield was held yesterday at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Hyattstown at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev. W O G Smith. Pallbearers included John Martz Luther Watkiss Newton Kennedy Isaac Davis William Darby and John Pabis. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery. many tributes from friends were received. Funeral director William Bichtsoo assisted.
Barnes Hanush Palmer and Sadvais Bad colored were arrested by Officer Hobbs on disturbance charges. They appeared before Justice John Wood, Barnes fined 25, paid. The case was dismissed. Harvest progress described as favorable with good wheat yields and beneficial dry spell. An ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co promotes constitutional treatment.
A crowd at Fourth and Main streets incensed as strikes escalated. State troopers fired into the street injuring a worker named Harry R. Winkle and sparked arrests. seven were taken into custody, later bailed. Guards guard streetcars as tensions rise with officials meeting a union rep to avert wider conflict.
Fragmented garbled text reports baseball scores, arrests, and defender notes from multiple leagues. Mentions include Chicago vs St Louis scores, New York Rain League, and Navy events. references to a housebreaker killed in Pa and Roosevelt era payrolls.
The article reports on vegetable dyes used to color butter and debates over a proposed pure food bill. It mentions Dr. El Warren and Dr. I W Wiley in dairy and food oversight, reports on new colorings, and a scandal around selling "cottase cheese" at a low price.
Two youths from Philadelphia and a girl from Philadelphia and New Jersey were involved in a mishap near Kearney. The notice also touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles with a dubious price claim.
The Commissioners of Chartttes and Corrections of Frederick County Maryland will receive sealed proposals for termship supplies for the use of the Almshouse and Jail for three months July August and September 1906. Proposals will be received on a stated date.
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