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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
2
The Frederick Daily News discusses Congress and public reactions to mail service costs and national affairs. It notes editorials from New York and Baltimore, Panama Canal progress, and a push for meat inspection in the Agricultural Appropriation Bill.
A collage of brief notes cites June roses in Baltimore commentary, May weather, Walter Wellman airship plans, and parliamentary bribery and finance chatter. Paris favored over London as a harbor for agents amid muckraking, with a stray 2% home remark.
The note discusses progress on magazine writing tasks. It highlights an informal check in on drafts and prompts further development to meet publication standards. It records a casual tone and suggests next steps for contributors.
The piece weighs Captain Hobson as a potential presidential candidate, noting his war record and isolation by nomination, while contrasting past war heroes like Grant Hancock and Roosevelt. It argues Hobson must prove civil service merit beyond battlefield fame and calls for cautious, civic-focused leadership.
A literary collage from The Saturday Evening Post with poems and reflections. It includes excerpts about farewell to a beloved memory and a meditation on truth learned through struggle, featuring lines attributed to Horatius Bonar and a noted closing ad urging belief in the power of art to inspire.
The mountain assembly of Biss Ritchle's dancing class planned for June 1 has been postponed and will likely be held June 11. A horse attached to a cart at Frederick Brick Works fell into a ditch this morning causing a six inch gash on the animal. An automobile driver from Washington DC was fined five dollars by Justice Smith for speeding in the city last night.
In New York a tank on Adams & Co. store roof on Sixth Avenue collapsed, causing a panic among customers and clerks. About two hundred people were injured or trampled as crowds surged toward the street amid falling debris and shattered glass. Emergency responders treated several victims as chaos spread through the crowded shop.
A medical advertisement argues local applications cannot cure deafness. It cites the Eustachian tube as the cause and promotes a constitutional remedy from Cheney & Co of Toledo offering one hundred dollars for any deafness cured by catarrh treatment. Ends with a sales pitch for Hall's Family Pills.
Governor Higgins criticizes the law's delay in Albert T. Patrick's murder case against Wilheim M. Rice. He urges amendments to the criminal code to permit new trial appeals for capital cases, arguing current delays undermine justice and risk indefinite postponement of execution.
Lincoln Party members approve presenting Lewis Emery Jr. of McKean County for governor and exclude Mayor Weaver from the ticket. The convention will be held in Harrisburg and not adjourn past the Republican State gathering. The decision follows multiple Bellevue-Scranton hotel meetings led by State Chairman Henri Niles.
A jury in Norwalk Connecticut found seven bridge companies guilty of restraint of trade and fined each company $200 plus costs. Seven agents were also convicted with fines of $259 and costs each. Individuals named include W. O. Cleland H. G. Hammond and others. Evidence cited showed an agreement to bid on a Putnam county project with sharing of contract gains.
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