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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1906
Page
4
The Daily News discusses flies as disease carriers, noting cholera and ophthalmia links. It questions scientists' claims without providing practical extermination methods and urges practical protection until solutions are offered.
A fragmented contemporary column notes the Senate debate closing on the Ballrosd Rete bill and remarks on market liquidation in Wall Street. It quotes Maxim Gorky and Minnesotan commentary and mentions a Hagerstown judge denying a third divorce decree amid general societal remarks about perseverance.
A collage of fragmented captions and quotes from various papers. Jumbled lines touch on family blame, a hearing heartbeat, cigars, taxes, and a playful world map fantasy. Notable voices include New York Sun Boston Transcript Milwaukee Wisconsin Cleveland Leader.
A collection of editorials argues the Tillman bill should pass to bar corporations from political contributions. It favors curbing money in elections, contends corporations influence policy, and asserts reform would reduce bribery and protect democratic health.
A faded verse fragment laments the need for silence and respite from endless sobs and merry crowds. It envisions a spring garden as a grave hidden under mold and hopes for renewal beyond harsh skies and winter, with a tender, unseen bloom awaiting reunion.
A Frederick resident received letters from her uncle the Port Huron Mich editor recounting the San Francisco quake. The letters describe the hotel’s swaying, the relief after light tremors, escape to Jefferson Square and Oakland, and observations of courage and kindness amid the disaster. The editor’s notes praise San Francisco residents for bravery and resilience.
Dr William Reindollar of Taneytown dies at his son in law’s home aged eighty six after heart disease long service as a physician and public school official. Virginia A Anderson dies aged forty nine in Pennsylvania after pneumonias funeral at Prospect M E Church with local pallbearers. Ma tilda Andrews dies at Wyattstown Montgomery county aged eighty.
Good Samaritan Lodge No is of Tharment marked the eighty seventh fellowship anniversary with a parade to the town hall and remarks by Past Grand Jno Landers. Speakers included James W Chapman Jr and William A Jones of the Grand Lodge of Baltimore. A banquet followed with roast chicken and beef, deviled eggs, cake and cigars. about 103 members attended with several lodges represented from South Mountain Salem Taney Waynesboro Osmelisville and Steelton Pennsylvania. Good Samaritan Lodge reports 10 members active and several applications on file.
An automobilist, Camden Ramsburg, was arrested for speeding. Justice Eckstein filed a suit for 250. The notice then extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a superior medicine, claiming universal success and household use, sold at A L Pestre's Drag Store.
A May 1 procession by striking printers near the labor headquarters was dispersed by police in Paris. About a hundred protesters were arrested in Place de la Republique while Secretary Levy of the Labor Federation was jailed. Tens of thousands of troops occupy key squares and public buildings.
Military forces deploy to Paris guarding key areas as authorities warn against unrest amid political turmoil and potential demonstrations. Soldiers take up positions to deter violence and maintain order while officials assess threats and prepare contingency actions.
Four miners shot by the constabulary in Dagwell Pa. yesterday are reported to be in fatal condition. The scene is quiet today as officials wait for further developments.
Special dispatch reports a tornado in Foross county Nebraska causing extensive property damage and multiple injuries with no deaths recorded. The incident occurred in Oxroup on May 1 and authorities work to assess the damage and assist residents.
Local items report William Strine of Walkersville named driver of the United Fire Engine. Governor appointed officers’ commissions sent to the clerk of the court and Henry Schmidt’s West Patrick Street residence repainted by Merril F. Moberly workers. A $50 reward offered for the robber of Scots Kobo near Potot Rocks. Sheriff Martz and deputies investigated with no clues. Admiral Schley to visit. arrival in town and banquet at City Hotel noted. Tyson and Nicodemus market quotes listed for Osrr and Wheat, plus details on car purchases by Dr. Ira J. McCurry and Eagace Grove for a Pops Tri bans automobile.
An ad touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for eczema itching skin eruptions and bruises with claims of permanent healing. Endorsed by Dr A Fraley and other customers, it promotes purchase at Cliston E Mains drug store and Foster Milborn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents with a 30 cent price.
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