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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
2
The text announces subscription details for The Daily News and The Weekly News, including rates for city delivery, mail service to the United States, and annual pricing. It notes contact with The News office in Frederick, Maryland, and requests subscription or advertisement correspondence via mail or telegraph.
The piece discusses New Jersey primaries on September 12 under safeguards mirroring general elections. It describes official ballots ballot boxes registry lists polling books and party monitors. The aim is to elect delegates and nominees via direct voting reducing boss power and boosting popular participation.
A collection of fragmented quotations from Baltimore papers touches on John D Rockefeller and Standard Oil, arbitration as a growing norm, peacetime dispute resolution, and chaotic global affairs. The snippets reference Baltimore’s stance on capital versus labor, civilizational shifts, and a satirical take on European royalty amid marriage scandals.
Towmy Fop asks about the rock of ad veralty in an archival snippet. The fragment hints at a pun or puzzle term and references an unclear ad verhalty context within a historic page.
A collage of short jests and quips from early 20th century newspapers including Detroit Tribs and Chicago Record Herald. Bits touch on marriage, loans, vindication, legal flaws, and political mud baths through humorous exchanges and clipped captions.
Readable excerpts discuss General Keropatkin and General Linevitch during the war with Japan. Keropatkin’s cautious retreats preserved troops but ruined his prestige. Linevitch, initially unremarkable, later gains fame though without notable battles. Public reaction mixes satire and admiration amid Portsmouth talks.
A fragmented verse piece blends reflections on reality and illusion with a narrator’s longing for Meenaseary Mayo. It juxtaposes musings on dreams with lines about rivers, salmon, heather, and a London street scene. The text ends with a whiskey advertisement note and a seller reference.
Special dispatch reports E H Barriman president of the Southern Pacific Railway threatened while Margala Ito was stoned by mobs. No injuries. Government minister reshuffles ongoing. Rioting damaged Christian churches and a mission school. inmates unharmed.
Special dispatch reports at Wilmington Junction two miles north of Newcastle. Two persons are dead and twenty five injured after two Pennsylvania express trains collided. Rescue teams and police cordon the area as authorities investigate the cause. Names and exact numbers pending official update.
Paris Sept 7 Moroces concedes all of the demands of Francs. The Sick. Mrs W H Barkholder of Brunswick was brought to this city yesterday and taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment. Mr William Hont Keller East Third street who has been confined to the house by rheumatism is able to be out. Mrs T J Michsel South Market Street a suffering from an attack of lambago. Miss Effis Crommitt who has been very sick with stomatitia in much improved. Brengie Bond Cass The Breegie head case is set for trial for September 18.
In Washington and New York the day’s reports center on Dr. David E Salmon resigning from a federal post amid charges tied to printing contracts and a subsequent exoneration. Separate notices note a New York mail wagon drivers strike, civic league talks in Bradford on city services, a four-injured auto crash in New York, and other scattered updates from Halifax to Lebanon.
Peter Ardine, confined in a padded cell and wearing a straight jacket in Paterson New Jersey, died after trying many methods to commit suicide. He stood on his head until a blood vessel burst as a last resort during a crisis mania in a guarded cell. The county physician noted repeated failed attempts and dangerous actions before the fatal end.
A woman fell into a boiling spring during a visit to a national park and died from severe burns sustained in the accident. The incident occurred several days ago as she and companions explored the area, with witnesses noting the water’s extreme heat and lack of bubbling.
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