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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
2
The fragment presents a 19th or early 20th century catalog of the PHE Daily News and The Weekly News, detailing publication names, printing company, pricing for subscriptions, delivery terms, and contact notes. It mentions prices for single copies, yearly subscriptions, and city delivery, plus a request for correspondence from readers nationwide.
The piece notes heated debate over state hood bill amendments, the failed chase of Laitimers county’s escaped murders, and a broader shakeup in corporate governance. It cites Timawax’s stance on railroad rates, an exodus of directors, and insurance investigation fallout driving retirements and broader director accountability.
Quotations from Balticors American Baltimore Law and the Maryland Chronicle reflect debates on a new election measure, Senate vs House dynamics, and administration reform. The texts criticize a Democratic Maryland Legislature for denying aid to destitute Confederate soldiers while creating new cities for young politicians.
A Somerville Journal vignette features a playful exchange about lodging and last requests. The barber faces a death sentence with a prosecuting attorney offering a last request, while others describe quirky domestic scenes and garbled speech about food and newlywed manners.
A spoof exchange contrasts a Chicago sense of belonging with claims of wealth. A tourist asks if wealth grants special privileges, and an American responds that wealth buys a lazy day and a license for a night of colored golfers and side whist ers, reflecting period humor and social attitudes.
A scattered miscellany of opinions and editorials from Chicago Inter Ocean Milwaukee Wisconsin Haverhill Gazette and New York Mail. Topics include crime headlines critique of city papers urging economic virtue and restraint of greed, patriotic sentiment, and calls for reform in business ethics. Distinct voices warn against endless argument wasteful printing and insist on practical living and honesty in commerce.
A fragmentary verse passage asks what one can accomplish with mind or body. It ponders life’s tests, the road’s end, and seeks guidance on shelter, kinship, and rest for travelers, concluding with a reassurance of beds for all who come.
Grand jury returns true bill against Town Topics editor Colonel William D Mann for perjury based on his testimony in the Norman Hapgood libel trial He denies writing the initials OK,W.D.M on a Count Reginald Ward searl.
A Frederick dealer, M S McDaniel of 95 South Market Street, testifies to Dawn's Kidney Pills giving entirely beneficial results in kidney complaints. He urges purchase at Clinton E Malo's drug store and assures the product fulfills its claims. Also advertises Eisenhauer's housewares and optics with low prices and services at 33 Market Street and 275 Market Street.
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