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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
6
The writer laments Frederick’s dirty streets on Sundays and Saturdays, urging city authorities to arrange late Saturday cleaning to present a better appearance for visitors and attract new settlers. Citizens are urged to avoid littering, as cleanliness boosts the city’s image and growth prospects.
Fragmentary note discusses Mr Bryan and a governor general page with unclear references. The readable text hints at a social or political collection and individuals named Sears, Asbel, Jabsouoen, but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A garbled OCR-like excerpt references a 1864 date and scattered names, including Philadelphis Press, with dialogue about a marriage and a railway, showing a pieced historical communication. The text resembles a historical newspaper fragment with unclear speakers and places.
A column spans scandals of bank failures and depositor distress, criticizing directors and negligent bankers. It surveys legal reform talk at the American Bar Association meeting, noting many lawmakers are lawyers and warnings against legislation driven by special interests. The piece voices concern over excessive laws and flawed drafting.
Fragmented verses blend musings on parting love and memory with weathered imagery. References drift to Lawrence Boris Temple Bar and Dasves Bervaicar as fragments mingle with nature, wind, and oak imagery. The piece moves through longing, reunion, and mortality in a stormy, nostalgic tone.
A bustling market listing prices for fruits vegetables and seafood with peaches grapes cabbage onions melons and berries among the items. Also priced are beef pork lamb veal and other meats along with dairy and baked goods, reflecting a full day of commerce and shopper options.
News items from Mivente include the Naval Academy graduation arrangements for next Wednesday, a man badly scalded by hot tomato explosion near Elk Ion, and a large Hermitage farm ball contents fire destroying property worth about $6,000. The McCalls Ferry Power Co was awarded 605,622 51 for the old canal by a jury at the Barquehanna power case. Hagerstown authorities pursue actions against Baltimore Ohio and Cumberland Valley RR over stock yards removal within city units.
Charles King was arrested by Sheriff Marts for shooting into Harry Trie’s house but no one was hit. He posted $100 bail before Justice H. Eckstein for a hearing that night, held for grand jury action. A separate case involved two others held for grand jury after theft and gun charges. A factory at Emumiteburg opened with Samuel Rows arranging supply from Baltimore. 22 women started work, with more to be hired as production ramps up.
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The Department of Agriculture plans trials at a rural Maryland station to train White Plymouth fowls to lay more eggs, testing feeding methods and self feeding hoppers. Revert H. Siocem will lead experiments with 75 hens across three pens, comparing moistened mash and dry mash, morning and night feeding versus hopper systems, with daily output records and repeated trials to verify results.
In the circuit court yesterday waters, Ritter and Brown, trustees in a bankruptcy matter, obtained a ruling to remove the case from the jury. The State of Maryland v Ira A Brown as guardian bond case ended with a verdict for the plaintiff of 150 67. J Hocker Wilson v Dr William G Macomes proceeded with a jury, the plaintiff winning 925.
A fragment mentions condemnation proceedings on the Washington route with several individuals named including Anand, Samuel B. Darrow, Michael Dealel, Snyder, John T. B., Charlie Luther H. James, and Hewton M. Zeats amid the ongoing process.
Illinois Democratic official Roger Sullivan denounces William J. Bryan for alleged deceit and self gain. He challenges Bryan to prove sincerity or withdraw from race, accusing Bryan of seeking power and money through politics and lectures. Sullivan calls for a public fair poll among past convention delegates to test fraud claims and Bryan’s candidacy viability.
In Philadelphia on September 8 a grade crossing crash killed three men and injured about twenty others. A trolley car with fifty refinery workers collided with a train of empty tank cars on the Pennsylvania railroad at 25th Street and Passyunk Avenue near the Atlantic Refining plant. Victims included Owen Sweeney aged 25 ground to pieces under a tank car, Julius Bewar 60, and an unidentified man who died later at a hospital. About twenty more were taken to hospitals, none believed seriously injured. The wreck involved a shifting engine and a tank car striking the trolley car, overturning it and pushing it 15 feet along the track.
Denver dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of the president passed through Denver en route east from a western Colorado hunting trip. He wore bandages on one hand and said an ulceration from an injury forced an earlier return. He killed three deer on the trip and did not shoot a bear.
A historical advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Obelere and Diarsheen Remedy as a cure for infant illness. The claim highlights relief from severe stomach ailments and stresses quick effectiveness for young children.
Mrs G H Kussmaul died at 83 Court 8th today at 9 15 after a long illness of complications. She was 50 years 6 months 13 days, born in this city, survived by husband, three sons, two daughters and several brothers and in laws. Funeral Monday at 3 from the house, interment Mount Olivet. Mrs Ellen Fouche widow of Temple Fouche died yesterday at Araby at age 64 years 10 months 12 days. She leaves five sons and three daughters. Funeral tomorrow at 1 from the house, interment Mount Olivet.
Mrs Rows P Hadeon through attorney Josaph W Gaver files for divorce from Edward J Hudson. Married in Washington on September 13 1883.
The Sick Mrs Baltic Bentz and daughter Florence of B O avenue have been taken to the Hospital for treatment. Mrs Wm Orbs of Water street, previously quite sick, is now able to be out.
The final match for county seven event was held Monday at the Tatra courts. Jolliffe won the cup after a tense display, securing victory against rivals in a closely fought contest.
The Local Mart lists current market quotes on corn and beans. Tyson and Mone deliver prices for shelled corn per bushel with buyers watching trends and quotas for the day.
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