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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
4
The text outlines subscription terms for The Daily News and Weekly News including pricing for United States readers. It lists 3 cents per issue and 1 month at 250 in advance, with annual rate details and mail handling notes. It mentions printing and publishing operations and a Frederick address for correspondence.
The piece notes rising discussion on railroad freight rate regulation and discrimination. It cites Roosevelt era prompts, cites Railway World praise for President Roosevelt's call to remedy abuses, and describes how public opinion is shaping officials toward fair practices and equal treatment of shippers.
The text notes coal operators hope to lift an overstocked market with rising prices via a widely advertised threatened strike. It also mentions campaign timing and presidential remarks with references to Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt, plus a decorative naming by the Agriculture Department.
Alsbamwn Senator Morgan argues against federal control of interstate commerce, saying state rights would be better protected if state competency to handle the issue were shown. The Baltimore News notes his focus on preserving state authority.
A fragment from several papers recalls humorous exchanges about marriage and money. Banter touches on selling property, fashioning terms of affection, and stock market mishaps with names and places blurred into playful snatches.
A Washington Star excerpt reports General Ainsworth blaming public contempt for deserters and praising the push toward officer ranks. He argues a lasting shift in sentiment is needed or a professional army must be built to defend national honor against modern threats.
A playful verse from Chicago Record Herald extols charity and kindness as ingredients for a cheerful life. It uses culinary metaphors to urge generosity and positive conduct toward others, hoping the world’s “cake” stays bright and steady.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications alone and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to be prescribed by leading physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers to affect mucous surfaces. The text claims it is a Texan prescription, sold by druggists for 75 cents, with testimonials available by mail. Hall's Family Pills are noted for constipation.
A large mob disrupted City Hall scenes as Tammany and Hearst supporters clashed over campaign banners. Police contained the crowd while Governor of New York pledged action against leaders of the disturbance.
New York Nov 1 The directors of the United States Steel Corporation declare a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the preferred stock with no dividend on the common. Net earnings for the quarter amount to $31,240,582, compared with last year, and September earnings show improvement.
A Mt Elgin Ontario merchant, George McTaos, extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy noting long usage, no returns from many bottles sold under guarantee, and personal use for himself and family. The product is advertised as available at A L Pestre’s Drugstore.
William H Esterly died at Monte voe Hospital last night of cancer at age 4 years He was a well known real deck in the northern part of the city and a cooper by trade He was the son of his family and leaves no childrer A number of nephews and nieces are his cercat relatives His funeral will take place Thursday at 2 o clock Services will be at the residence of his nephew Geo P Esterly North Market street and interment at Rivet cemetery Jacob Carty Taood Carty aged 61 years months and 8 days died at the home of his son in law Michael Kuitl manager of Geo L Victor Bachmans farm The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon leaving borough station at ? o clock Services will be held at the German Baptist Brethren church and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery Also Laila A infant daughter of Howard Hammer died October 22 at San Francisco Cal aged 7 months and 14 days
Fragmented report notes Luke Wright receiving a farewell from Governor Gererat of Islands Lua and mentions deaths and political directives. Also reports Walter Scott Will Recover after an automobile accident near Elysian Park with injuries to Scott, Leon, Davidson and others. Includes market quotes for Tyson and wheat and a brief ad for Chamberlains Salve.
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