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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mail, certificates, telegraph, center parts, and letters to THE NEWS. Unable to determine a coherent event or details from the garbled source.
A critical column denounces celebratory claims by Governor Pennypacker about Pennsylvania's greatness. It argues state pride masks corruption and overspending, noting highway funding, public works, debt status, and calls for continued reform to drive progress beyond complacent celebration.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a historical or political reference involving Sergius Witte and Nome. The readable text is incomplete, offering no clear event, dates, or outcomes to contextualize.
A collage of garbled quotes and punchlines from various newspapers and time lines. Snippets reference American poets, marriage cures, stray stories, and witty exchanges about people named Twee dleez Sobadds and Jagge with colleagues.
The Caaba Bee argues Japan is stronger by choosing peace over demanding indemnity, noting a wiser approach to relinquish costly demands. The Philadelphia Ledger cites Japan's disappointment at extreme indemnity terms as impractical yet argues Japan can profit by utilizing its gains. The New York World assesses Witte as a premier peace figure whose reception in the United States highlighted his role in negotiations and compares him to Dutch descendants known for efficiency.
Moments with the Mule offers a jaunty lyric about going laughing down the road and savoring the present. My Mother's Garden recalls a beloved home garden with vivid flowers and the fragrance of a mother's life. The ad copy touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a natural remedy and mentions whiskey available at a local shop.
Police captured Christopher Re, Philip Krauss and Oule Weidman after spotting them with bundles matching stolen goods from Mrs Bouile’s East 42nd Street apartment. Items included diamond rings, watches, silverware, knives and gloves. Idman admitted involvement in the Bouille robbery.
A pot of $5040 in gold coins, hailed as 115 years old, was found by Tyler Teal and Wil Edwards on James Rivers’s farm near Chesterfield South Carolina while digging a ditch. The pot was moved two miles and buried by a stream bank. when the laborers returned two days later it could not be found. Edwards claims theft by a white man, Teal calls the tale a joke, detectives confirm the discovery but no gold has surfaced. Also reports a schedule of baseball results and a civil suit in Pottstown涉及.
The Square Deal League of Frederick County organized at 12 West Patrick Street. Officers: President O C Ansherman, VPs Vernon T Smith and W B Catshall, Secretary Claggett Ramsberg, Treasurer Eng Bsagh. An all day picnic with dancing planned for Mountaindale Park on Oct 7. committee listed. Also a barber salve ad for sores and burns by A and Pester’s Drug Store.
Budget items for local interest include a Dodge surveying corps reaching Sageratowr and property work on East Fourth Street and South Market Street. Mayor Strite of Hagerstown spoke at a Brunswick school event. gypsies were arrested and released on condition they leave the county. The Woodsboro band performed at the City Hotel under Prof Lyon Stevens. Market quotes list prices for corn wheat and oats. Divorce filing appears in the city court with marriage details given. A child’s birth pain relief case cites Chamberlains Pain Balm. An ad promotes a 36 cent service from A L Pearce’s News Want Ad service.
At Mrs Kate Thomas residence in Adametown a wedding was held for Ostherine E Thomas and Lawis Clerks Thomas. Rev Fr Barringtogz officiated at St Josaph's Church on the Manor. The bride wore pink and green, carried Bride roses, attended by Kitty Bresdy with white carustrons. Best man was Olacde Wachter. A reception followed and the couple will reside in Washington after October 2.
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