The Daily News Subscription Details and Office Info
The Daily News and Weekly News publish in Frederick Maryland with prices for subscribers in the United States. The daily rate is 30 cents per month or 1.00 for four weeks, 1.80 for six months, and 5.05 per year with advance payment. The weekly paper costs 1.00 per year in advance. The News office is linked to the local telephone exchange, and subscriptions, ads, or news can be sent by mail or telegraph any hour.
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Political Rhetoric and Scandal
An OCR heavy text fragment discusses a Congress member advocating graphic capital punishment debates, shifting blame to President Roosevelt for duties involving Fairbanks and Loeb. It mentions campaigns by American heiress supporters and a critical line about moral bankruptcy and financial decay of the old world.
Wright disputes war talk between United States and Japan
Former Philippine governor and U S ambassador to Japan Luke H Wright rejects predictions of imminent war. He argues Japan is friendlier to the United States than critics claim, cites Japan’s debt, army and navy buildup, Korea issues, and Manchurian interests as factors keeping peace for years.
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Japan and United States feud over Ohias island interests
Fragmentary remarks discuss Japan protecting its growing interests in Ohias and the possibility of conflict with the United States. The speaker notes Japan already bears burdens and would avoid war. He denies serious plans to acquire the Philippines, stating no desire to seize the islands at war cost.
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Presidential speculation and public criticism in 19th century papers
The Baltimore American complains about political candidates and the candidate scene with Watterson and Graves. The Baltimore News criticizes Madd as unfit for office and laments candidate domination by power. The Paneytown Record notes inflation and lavish spending, stressing that prosperity is illusory when wages and prices rise without savings.
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Minutes of Merriness Airship Invention Debate
A fragmented humor piece cites a dialogue from a late night exchange about an airship for a deghouse and gas improvements. It blends quotes from Cleveland Plain Dealer style and flippant banter about marriage war timing and optimism versus pessimism, ending with a Harper's Weekly reference.
Lonaconing Celebrates New Natural Gas Pipeline
Lonaconing holds a dramatic display to celebrate the completion of a natural gas line from West Virginia. A big crowd on Big Vein Hill watched gas ignite atop a 45 foot high pipe producing a fierce flame and a million candle power glow lighting the town for miles.
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Nomination tactics stir Maryland Senate race rumors
An Annapolis area political dispute centers on Charles A. Russell and James H. Murdoch as Republican candidates for the Maryland Legislature. Delegates allegedly favored using the letter J after names to guide African American voters, influencing ballot marks in a long campaign dispute.
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Peace era heroes and troubled millionaires debated
From the Indianapolis News Pats argues there are too many millionaires while others say the number is shy by at least one. The Philadelphia Inquirer recalls Indiana sailors who risked their lives removing ammunition from overheated chambers and deserve hero status for their sacrifice amid danger and the war’s savage costs.
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Colored schools reopen. new domestic and manual departments added
In the county, 152 pupils enrolled across colored schools. South Bentz Street School led by George T. Day has 93 students and adds a domestic science program directed by Louisa Thomas. West Seventh Street School, led by John W. Braner, shows about 60 pupils with a new manual training department under W. O. Wilson, ten pupils so far. An entire new curriculum is in preparation.
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Hagerstown
Fragmented Verse Fragments From Theopore Parra Poem
A damaged text passage blends religious longing with dramatic, lyrical lines. It invokes moral struggle, compassion, and labor for mankind, ending with a haunting, stormy image of memory and sleep. The piece weaves a Shakespearean tone with archaic phrasing and feverish imagery.
Letter on Paint Pricing and Value in Frederick Md
A dated letter argues there are two paint types one to sell and profit and one to paint and save money. It questions who profits from paint and wages, detailing how owners, painters, dealers, and manufacturers interact financially. The writer asserts Devoe paints command higher prices and urges cautious purchasing under the banner of genuine value.
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Postage Rates Adopted at Nome Convention
The Nome convention of May 1906 sets new international postage rates effective October 1. The reply coupon becomes widely usable, allowing free foreign stamps equal to a five cent U.S. stamp upon presentation. Rates for foreign letters start at five cents for the first ounce and three cents for each additional ounce or fraction, replacing previous higher charges.
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Work of Death and Funeral Notices
Notices recount Mary Myers of Maryland School for the Deaf dying Sept 13 in Norwich Conn and burial in Cresmont. Violet N Brown’s burial planned in Baltimore. anecdote on Camp Meeting figure John Allen. Deafness advert promises cure via Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from J Cheney & Co and Hall's Pills.
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Sealed Orders Governing Warship Movements
Discussion of sealed orders used by the navy to conceal fleet movements. How presidents issue confidential, sometimes ciphered, instructions to ship squadrons, sealed with official seals and opened after departure. Also notes a Runaway River from Sunset Magazine describing the Colorado River’s peril and the imagined canal and flood consequences.
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