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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
6
Fragmented text describes concerns over unloading supplies, fears of rats, a $2,000,000 hospital issue, and political speculation about Mr. Hughes. It references Governor Pawnypacker, a New York Congressman, and Russian revolutionary fears, with vague mentions of interparty tensions and protests.
The Maryland county presents its annual statement of expenses and appropriations totaling 205 674 77. A notable item is a 4 475 86 set aside for a slaking fund, an innovation in Frederick county. The bonded debt stands at 15 700, deemed not large but a burden for future taxpayers, with plans to reduce it gradually.
Latrae spearheads a surprising rally at city hall over a tax measure. Community groups and local residents join the protest highlighting concerns about funding and governance. Officials urge calm as discussions continue.
A garbled text passage shows a casual street scene with names and phrases about bathing, a sermon, and local church talk. It mentions Philadelphia and a public figure or event in a rambling dialogue, hinting at a community mood and local concerns.
The Chicago Inter Ocean laments Boston’s intellectual decline over the past two decades. It contrasts past cultural vitality with present stagnation, attributing shifts to urban changes, subway traffic, and eroded literary and educational institutions, noting fewer youths perusing once vibrant sites.
Fragmentary text presents poetic reminiscence and dreamlike verses about youth aging and memory. The lines reference life, love, and hope with disconnected phrases and partially legible imagery.
Fragmentary maritime like text references debts to Tah 5 pnencemsens and selections E rissa the of De Vaterland. Carey states they are in plea. Mentions Rene SS see and Laptzamontel complemen'. Content is garbled with partial names and disrupted phrases.
A serial tale set in Geomesy centers on Altote daughter of a king raised by peasant Frau Piton amid palace strife. King rejects Altote due to his queen and second wife’s enmity, shaping a tense drama with Otto Hauptman and Mickac nearby.
The second act shows Alfola’s faction plotting at court as Orte’s malady is faked to trap him. The king learns of the conspiracy while Alicia’s role is revealed. In the tavern scene the plotters’ scheme advances and a duel leaves Alicia wounded. The king faces a poisoned banquet plan. October 19 performance.
A notice reports the death of Albert W. Galion at the home of William J. Williams in Pooleville Maryland. The event is followed by a court verdict in New York Life Insurance case totaling 8915 dollars after delays. The suit, by George C. Rankin receiver for the First National Bank of Nilea Michigan, concerns life insurance on George A. Kimmel, former president of Farmers State Bank Arkansas City Kansas who disappeared in 1888.
Frederick audiences will see Me Porter J White present McCarthy's drama The Proud Prince a tale of love and transformation. Robert endures a calamity and appears as the jokester Diogenes before Archangel Gabriel restores him and reunites with Perpetua in a climactic burn scene.
Five killed and 10 fatally injured as at least three tornadoes sweep Louisiana from New Orleans to Baton Rouge and Ponchatoula. Damage tops $1,000,000 with 800 buildings damaged and sugar mills, canneries, and negro homes hardest hit.
Exton New Mexico Oct 6 Fifteen men are believed dead after an explosion at the Dutchman coal mine near Blosaburg five miles from Raton Three bodies have been recovered and the cause remains unknown The mine is operated by the St Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific company and was manned by a night shift of eleven workers at the time of the blast
Oct 6 in Lowhight county Missouri Judge Phillips fined James B Ho a $400 penalty for making false affidavits in entering government service. The judge cited misunderstanding of the law and incomplete land transfer as reasons for the mistaken filing.
Two Lake Shore railroad clerks J. W. Bunts and Harry Wilfred died after a fight in the motive power office. They grappled each other as they plunged from a fourth story window to the pavement in downtown Cleveland. Bunts died instantly. Wilfred perished in an ambulance.
New York police renew efforts to locate Willie Labarbera, a four year old boy snatched from his parents on Second Avenue. The kidnappers sent a letter with a lock of hair and warned they would send the boy's head if $5000 ransom is not paid. Parents are willing to negotiate but letters give no contact details. Detectives suspect the boy is held somewhere on Manhattan Island.
A Montgomery Dispatch reports Governor Jelks wrote A N Johnson, Mobile leader of negroes, urging them to hold mass meetings for Taw and order. He advises to outlaw the loafer and thief and hunt down the rapist, ostracize them, and consign them to eternal damnation from the pulpit. He warns that white self control may fail leading to anarchy.
A small three inch square package addressed to Governor Pennypacker was soaked in water by Executive Clerk Lynch after suspicion from its appearance. Inside was a hollow tin with a cartridge shell and black powder, marked as a practical joke. no sender identified. Also noted is a plan for a bronze statue of Thomas F. Bayard to stand in Rockford Park, Wilmington next spring with Grover Cleveland possible to speak. The Bayard statue and a state museum project were reported in separate items.
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 6 An explosion of gas in the Midvale slope of the Lehigh Valley Coal company burned four men and one boy. Two miners Bernard Boyle and Andrew Wasco were seriously injured and burned. It is thought they will recover.
Results show American League games with Chicago 9 Cleveland 6 and New York 4 Boston 4 plus Boston 7 New York 1 in the National League. SL Detroit postponed due to cold weather while Athletics Washington had no schedule.
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