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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
4
The issue discusses weather forecasts backing continued warmth, linked to Senator Bailey and Rockefeller. It notes Panama Canal construction delays affecting rail freight, Standard Oil price dynamics, and anticipated court costs. It also covers editorial views on presidential election methods and warns against unanimous consensus as dangerous.
The Baltimore Sun notes sculptor Bailey’s clay figure of the Teron Man will not be placed on the White House grounds. Other papers remark on the political discourse between legislators and executives, and critique university policy and a political figure’s honesty with cautious language.
A fragmentary copy shows Allisoe dismissing impact and Mr Noosevais's supposed exhaustions. The text conveys humor and belief in pursuing what he thinks righteous, while accusing the other of misdoing.
A mosaic of chatter features jokes about gifts for a servant girl a demand for a pain free dental extraction humor about age and propriety and quips on universities and novelty items. Notable lines include a traveling bag gift a dentist request and a toyish exchange about real buzz saws and locomotives.
A collage from various papers reviews threats from monopolies to state foundations, notes a Boston society elopement with a chauffeur, and criticizes rhetoric used to smear individuals. It includes reflections on Senate deliberation and constitutional rights, highlighting public discourse and political critique.
A collage of verse includes lines from Michael Angles and Hakiruses Jewel. It moves from a meditation on love and divinity to a sunrise trail scene and a moral about inner peace. Also appearing is a brief product note for Chamberlain's Salve sold at L. Pearre's Drug Store.
A hotel on Whitehall Street long admired for its age was found to rest on a mahogany framework. Builders compared planks to pitch pine while a contractor admitted it's old and solid. The Eagle later became Eastern Hotel, hosting seafaring patrons and famed leaders.
Obituary and death notices for Benjamin Boteler in Buckeystown aged 52 with a son W L Boteler and daughters Mrs Edna Michael and Mrs Shelby. funeral at 10 o'clock with interment in Urbana cemetery. Also John H Lemon dies at 73 near Middletown leaving four children. Benjamin T Poole, 75, of Martinsburg dies after paralysis. Odd Fellows Excursion to Hagerstown includes baseball game loss to local team and evening gathering at Samaritan Hall.
Orders change training times for the units. Company A under Captain John Markey is set to be in camp from July 16 to 21. Company I of Salisbury will instead camp on May 2840 and June 2.
Fragmented news items report a governor’s divorce case, a court verdict in the Loog suit for damages, shellfish commission actions, a new Osos Towage plant at Cambarlach, early wheat harvest observations near Middletown, a graduating piano recital at Women’s College, and local grain price quotes. The scattered notices include a church call for Rev. Charles BR. Dishi, hydrographic engineering appointments, and faculty performances.
A May 18 report from Las Mangas in Pinar del Rio province states three rural guards were killed in a quarrel with other guardsmen. The assailants fled into the woods with horses and sons as the motive remains unclear. The rural guard units are conducting investigations.
Both chambers of the Russian parliament pressed for amnesty after Nicholas I's throne speech. The upper house adopted a conservative address proposing amnesty excluding political assassins and agrarian crime leaders, while approving a clause for broader reform and army service revision.
Rev. Hunter Corbett, longtime China missionary, was elected moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly at the opening session of its 111th meeting after three ballots. Final vote 329 to 0 with unanimous consent on motion. Corbett native of Pennsylvania, spoke of expanding evangelization at home and abroad.
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