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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1905
Page
6
An old editorial discussion notes Thanksgiving closing the football season and reflects on a broader moral revival. It cites measures against corruption, such as reform movements in Philadelphia St Louis and New York, praising the Square Deal doctrine as a new governing standard.
An editorial fragment comments on American national identity and Republican infighting. It notes the eagle symbol and hints at internal party struggles in Baltimore with a sardonic tone. The text reflects midstream political discourse without a clear event or outcome.
A Baltimore News editorial criticizes the rush to fill the State Insurance Commissioner vacancy. It argues the timing is ill chosen and warns against personal interests shaping the appointment over public welfare. The piece calls for scrutiny of motives and policy over partisan gain.
A collage of humorous exchanges from casual banter and social observations. Jefrieve jokes about married life with his mother in law, while Eaher and Miss Homer discuss ideal matches and past marriages. Stax compares Napoleon’s fate to modern politics, a diner critic vents about a restaurant, and a translated joke spills into light commentary.
A New York Herald analysis describes how the Union of Unions unites diverse groups in Russia. It notes industrial strikes paralyze commerce and widespread petitions by professionals and workers reveal a centralized movement. Reports warn revolutionary zeal may overrun cautious factions as government concessions prove ineffective.
Mrs Sarah Cunning aged 65 of Jessup Maryland died suddenly Saturday afternoon at home after her husband John Dunaming who works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad found her unresponsive on his return from Washington. Doctors Hammond and Earickton pronounced death. She was born at Sandy Hook Washington County and her remains were sent to Hagerstown for burial. Survived by husband John Dunaming a daughter Mrs G A Harrison of Mt Airy and a son John Dunaming Jr of Hagerstown. Edward Sinn died suddenly yesterday at his North Sixteenth Street East Orange residence after appendicitis. Sinn was 67, born in Frederick, of Dutch ancestry, spent most life in New York and was connected with the Cotton Exchange. He had been in warehouse business and retired six years ago. He was a son of Phillip Sinn.
Rev Arthur Clarence Carty of Philadelphia will wed Miss Lonanss Rease daughter of Mr Frank Pierce Resse of Burlington tomorrow afternoon at one o clock in Burlington.
Mt Elgin Ontario merchant Mr. Tacs Georce reports using Chamberlain s Cough Remedy since its Canadian introduction and says he sells many bottles with all customers satisfied. He personally uses it and has given it to his children, noting quick relief. For sale by A L Pearre s Drug Store.
Lyscal dispatches report ongoing mutiny with a revolutionary lieutenant assuming a new command aboard the cruiser Otehakof. The situation unfolds amid tensions and shifting leadership as authorities monitor the unrest.
Powers seize Mitylene customs and post office. Royal Arch Masons hold meeting at Masonic Temple naming officers including M. E. High Priest Warehime and others. Market day notes reportturkeys ducks and vegetables. Thanksgiving display scheduled for tomorrow at 10 20 with activities and prices noted.
Charles B Moffat, a respected car dealer on West Fourth Street, testifies after thirty years of trying medicines that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his kidney symptoms. He reports no relapse since using three boxes and being able to work daily again. Sold by Clinton F. Main's drug store on Market Street. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember the name Deans.
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