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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1905
Page
4
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The article surveys progress along the President's route and notes mixed public sentiment. It discusses street paving delays in Frederick, rising Cable Company influence, and a debate on substituting electricity for steam locomotives. It cites Railway World on electrification gains and limits, noting system reliability and central power risks.
The clippings discuss Roosevelt era politics with references to Roosevelt itself, Vardaman for US Senate, and reactions from editors in Baltimore. It notes politicians courting candidates, debates over football in universities, and admiration shifts from rough rider rhetoric to peace advocacy amid national leadership debates.
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from various periodical cartoon captions and jokes. The snippets feature playful misreadings and wordplay about doctors dentists gardeners and politicians, with residents and neighbors delivering quick punchlines and comical misunderstandings.
The Brooklsn Eagle and Louisville Courier Journal pieces praise Niagara Falls and Kentucky resources. They argue Niagara should be ours against commercial exploitation and highlight coal timber and manufacturing growth beyond horses and whisky.
A mixed patchwork reflects poetry, legal attestations, and medicinal ads. The pages feature Henry asbrxs style verse seeking spiritual fortitude, then a Toledo firm headed by Frank J Cheney advertising Halls Catarrh Cure with a statutory oath, notary, and a sales pitch for Hajjs Pills amid general notices and local booster prose.
Four scenes in the comedy The Office Boy headline the Friday night program at City Opera House with Frank Deshon starring as a mischievous office boy. Nixon and Immerman present the production praised for its amusing plot lively music and strong company performances amid winter success elsewhere.
Oakley Besch near Cambridge sees a new hotel rising as Orlsfelg Baptista plans a phare edifice. Aged Edward Boswell, 80, dies in Ashton Montgomery county. Roberts Roop & Co to rebuild after Westminster mill fire. A four person women’s 4A tournament held near Annpolis. Gettysburg Theological Seminary directors elected by Maryland Synod. Police guard Susquehanna bridge after threats. Bayes Donaldson acquitted in Anne Arundel Circuit Court. John Zentgraf, long Westminster resident, dies at 80.
A Success Magazine summary notes the United States produced eggs valued at about 280 million dollars in one year, far surpassing values of gold, silver, wool, sugar, wheat, hogs, oats, potatoes, tobacco, and cotton. The article emphasizes poultry earnings dwarf other staples and describes the scale by counting eggs and the equivalent train length.
When sick and worn by pains from dyspepsia piliousness Brights disease and similar disorders do not brood for relief to Electric Bitters at A Pearces drug store Price Soe Guaranteed.
Interstate Commerce Commission data show 26 killed and 13 783 injured in railroad accidents by the end of June 1905. Passenger and crew losses rose, car damage totaled 2 416 671 dollars, with 1 231 collisions and 1 535 derailments reported across the system.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. Bargatt of 2534 West Patrick Street in Frederick praises Dean's Ointment for curing itchy skin conditions. The ad notes a 50 cent price, lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as U.S. agents, and urges buyers to remember the name Dean's.
The Chicago beef packers file a special plea in bar arguing testimony coerced before the secretary of commerce and labor was used by the U S district attorney to obtain indictments. They allege the inquiry went to the president and then to the attorney general, urging dismissal of the indictments.
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