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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
6
The notice states a weekly news service will be served by carriers in city limits for ten per year with advance payment and annual increments for subscriptions, indicating pricing and delivery terms. The fragmented text mentions central authority, service area, and per year charges likely intended for subscribers.
The piece surveys political tensions from Taft and Roosevelt era figures to party appeals and reform needs. It notes Cuba strategy warnings, a land case in Kansas, and debate over Baltimore’s tax and charter errors. It argues Frederick needs a carefully drafted charter and civic engagement to curb political tinkering.
The readable portion mentions mercenary grafters and hidden vias, suggesting a crime related note. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment implies a covert activity connected to geographies and possible scheming. Further legible context is needed for a precise summary.
Readable snippets reveal a society page mood with casual gossip, marriage talk, and neighborly curiosity. The text includes fragmented dialogue about weddings, spousal expectations, and local household chatter, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century newspaper social brief.
A collage of quotes and notes from multiple papers reflects political sparring and editorial humor about Roosevelt, Bryan, Hearst, and Beyan, with jabs about clothing theft and public personalities, amid fragmented commentary on early 20th century affairs.
Poems fragment a Garden of Love meditation with imagery of graves chapels and gates and a critique of song and art. It presents William Brake and J. Boglaston voices from National Magazine plus a brief odd line on cures, all in archaic verse style.
A Medford area wreck left eight men badly injured, two possibly fatally. In Hartford County, the grand jury urges frequent, thorough examinations of county office administration. A new Patriotic Order Bona of America camp formed in Garay berland, and Rev B Moseley from Texas may become pastor of Rockville Presbyterian Church. William Talley, about 60, fell from a railroad bridge in Hagerstown, sustaining injuries that may prove fatal. Earthquakes and seismic theories are discussed, noting potential Chinese movements and axis shifts. A horse racing discussion questions Derby winners and coat colors, referencing Stud Book entries. In New York, Michael Laesko killed his wife in a quarrel witnessed by his brother-in-law and their 1-year-old daughter. Laesko was beaten unconscious by the other man and arrested.
The boiler in a Martua Kentucky saw mill exploded killing three employers. A lightning strike at Rahway New Jersey state reformatory left four boys unconscious. Mrs. Mary A. Bigley mother of Cassie Chadwick the frenzied Cleveland financier died at Woodstock Ontario. The Wyoming Democratic convention endorsed W J Bryan the 1908 presidential candidate. Councilman Acquitted of Fraud in Reading Pennsylvania. Oilmen Witman and Jacobs charged with defrauding the city in the weighing of spells and wand.
Washington Sept 15 Lieutenant General Henry C Corbin retires at age 64 after a civil war start as a second lieutenant in 1862 and rising to major general and adjutant general before becoming lieutenant general. The notice also lists yesterday’s games from American and National Leagues and Tri-State results.
Hartinburg, Pa September 1. Attorney General Carson writes to Levy N. Christman of Strausstown, Berks County, asserting it is the duty of every teacher under state law and a supreme court ruling to exclude unvaccinated pupils. Schools must admit only vaccinated children and teachers tolerating unvaccinated students or failing to require vaccination proof risk violation.
Twelve Wheeling & Lake Erie trackmen died when a hand car ran off an open draw over the Maumee river near Toledo Ohio. The workers had taken the car from a distant work site and identifications were not yet learned. A separate incident in Charlotte North Carolina reports four well to do African Americans including Reed Anderson and his family running amuck in a remote area, attacking whites and destroying property. Anderson was killed and others jailed after barricading themselves in their home.
At Columbus Ohio on Sept 15 a crowd of about 50 000 surged toward Mrs Nicholas Longworth as the McKinley statue unveiling was delayed amid a deadly crush. Affected by the melee many fainted and required removal as officials redirected the program to Memorial Hall for speeches by William R Day John W Panlels and General Joseph McKay while Mrs Longworth briefly addressed the crowd.
Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of the president, was thrown from her buggy near Oyster Bay while driving from Sagamore Hill. Her horse was frightened by an automobile but she sustained no injuries and chose to resume the drive back to Sagamore Hill after a brief pause at P. J. Fearn's residence.
New York clothing manufacturer Louis Schmeman was assaulted by three men in a Chrystie street building hallway and robbed of a satchel containing 1245 dollars. James Arno and Tony Bautch, former Schmeman employees, were arrested and charged as two of the trio. the third assailant escaped.
Allentown Pennsylvania September 15 James Miller a 40 year old farmer of Cross Roads Northampton county was killed in a peculiar accident. While disentangling a fly net on a horse he fell as the horse kicked the machinery ran over him and crushed him.
Cool morning signs as shoppers head to market with wraps and coats. A strong supply of abibies and a busy Sandsy dinner line, plus large upcoming crops. Farmers face labor shortages. oyster season lags in weather. Prices vary across categories from bags to fish and produce, with specific per item quotes listed.
Mr Edward Gobell weighed a carp of sixteen pounds yesterday. A Frederick City friend briefed that maintenance work proceeded, with a report by Jobe Wa yesterday.
A clipped note references Tha News with a local flavor and a brief line about Nouywapa per HHA. The wording suggests a community update or gossip item tied to a regional outlet and a local group.
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