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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1906
Page
4
Baltimore plans a September 4 jubilee to celebrate rebuilding after the 1904 fire. The event highlights modern streets widened avenues rebuilt docks and a $5 million waterfront project. Marylanders praise civic resilience and the city’s swift return to prominence.
Fragmented OCR text discusses bomb terminology and gendered throwing patterns, mentions Baltimore, editorial pages, and journalist celebrity. It references life, value, and the impact of reporting on public perception while noting unclear events and names. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts to verify specifics.
Roosevelt faces a hands off stance praised as Cuba braces under Bush era tensions. The piece recalls 1898 intervention, Monroe Doctrine legacy, and warns that foreign meddling or domestic politics may spark more conflict as Cuba evolves toward ballot politics.
A fragmented literary piece blends musings on Sments with the Muse, journeying from Avon to distant fates and temperate prairies. September’s late days glow with autumnal embers and communal feeling as souls gather, while nature’s colors stir hopes and reflections across a landscape of memory.
Detroit dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan arriving with a 100-strong party in Detroit. Mayor Coy welcomed him at Hotel Cadillac as Bryan urged an eight-hour workday, arguing laborers deserve justice and society benefits from shorter hours. He warned against treating workers as mere burdens and emphasized rights of man. Also detailed are baseball results from American and National Leagues and a fatal fight over two cents in Roswell, Pittsburgh.
Diapeoce of Hall Its C and H A W shares shows the Sylvania Railroad sold one half of its Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western holdings. Pennsylvania Railroad owns 61 million in B&O and 25 10 060 in Norfolk and Western as part of aims to join forces against secret rebates. A Slovak Catholic congress in Wilkes-Barre protests Rome over Hungarian language use in churches and schools amid rights concerns. A separate Arkansas case reports Mrs Frank Palgrave killing her husband and three children then suicide.
Davis a retired resident at 67 West Fifth street reports relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls quick aid during a worsening ailment and notes renewed benefit from a later course. Advertisements promise nationwide availability at 60 cents per box through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as sole agents. Remember the same Doan's.
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