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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
4
The Daily News lists pricing and delivery terms for Frederick Maryland readers. Subscriptions are billed in advance with a carrier service announced. The notice details rates and options for ordering rubber-stamped service and weekly delivery.
A local viewpoint argues against the current primary system as undemocratic, noting limited voter influence and the risk of disorder in close contests. The piece advocates a reform adopting a more representative method and broad public input across parties.
A compilation voices outrage at widespread corporate lawlessness and graft. It condemns officials accepting illicit payments and notes officials being exposed, provoking astonishment at pervasive corruption and dishonesty across institutions.
An unreadable fragment mentions reform and probing corruption. It hints at a village or town named Facey with a report on a purported 4 percent figure and a general call for honest service.
Snippets from various papers mix social quips about marriage, temper, and daily life. Quotes touch on spousal rumors, divorce, hunger, soup, loneliness, and bachelor life. The tone blends humor with light critique of relationships and class manners.
Excerpts from The New York Sun and Chicago Tribune summarize debates on railroad property rights and court protections, plus a Yale forestry school funding pledge. A California Chronicle tirade criticizes noisy critics obstructing public discourse with vulgarrants while condemning corporations and wealth.
A mixed OCR page fragment features a poem about naming and love with lines about angels, morning stars, and birds. It also includes an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and a generic note on bargaining in advertising.
The piece details a sequence of atmospheric disturbances from late May into June, predicting storms with rain, thunder, and wind. It notes a central storm near the Gib and Macon regions, followed by cooler shifts, possible tornadoes, and intense electric displays as June progresses. It also warns of heavy rainfalls and river impacts, with a reactionary period around June 29 30 and a shift to cooler conditions by month end.
Chicago officials echo Philadelphia and New York mayors finding no sound basis for protests against Thomas Dixon Jr. play The Clansman. Mayors Dunne Weaver and McClellan saw protest as misinformed after viewing the drama. Jane Addams and reformers faced opposition while police report no trouble in four weeks of Philadelphia performances.
Mr Jesse Edward Bardette and Miss Olive May Warthat both of Damascus Montgomery county were married Saturday at the Methodist Episcopal church in Frederick. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Ray A J Gill and the couple left for home after the service. Deafness Cure advertisement follows.
In St Petersburg on May 28 the lower house censured the ministry and demanded retirement, signaling a direct challenge to the government. Premier Goremikin met the emperor as parties warned of a possible titanic clash between crown and nation, with agrarian reform and universal education on the agenda amid expropriation disputes.
Brief Bits notes a rescheduled or reprinted piece about Mr Solomon Garbar of East Fourth Street. another item reports 128 people took the excursion yesterday over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington. extra lines mention new toilet and tea sets.
Obituaries from Manchester to Emmitsburg detail deaths of Mary B La Motte widow of Jobe H La Motte and Anna Elizabeth Stouter age 11 at Maryland General Hospital. Also listed Henry Esler Ellen Onley and two Buckeystown residents with funeral details and church services set for Tuesday in Hope Hill Buckeystown.
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