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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1905
Page
2
The Daily News advertises subscription and delivery terms for Bevis, with mailed or carrier options. The notice outlines prices, inducements, and conditions for ads and payments, specifying the issuing office and contact details.
A garbled OCR passage mentions President Diaz and Mexico as a friend to the United States, superstition and unlucky numbers, naval values at 113000000, New York manufacturers considering Frederick, and a railroad rate regulation bill stalled in the Senate.
The piece argues that corporate donations to political campaigns risk quid pro quo influence and erosion of voters’ conscience. It notes New York Life Insurance Company's contributions to Republicans may reflect officers’ beliefs about good policy, but warns such practices threaten fair politics and demand a halt to contributions.
A garbled collage of snippets mocks political discourse and rural life, mentioning a halted Addicks money, a partial crop failure, and odd culinary forecasts. It hints at public commentary from Baltimore and Towson era papers, with stray phrases about spring, breakfast tables, and indecencies in party leadership.
A damaged OCR reads as a political commentary criticizing party divisions and the influence of private interests on public positions. It laments dishonesty in politics and questions how elections are influenced by self serving actors within the party structure.
A collage of clipped quotes and stray phrases from multiple papers. Notable lines reference figures like senators and presidents, with dated, regional hints and stray dialogues about loans, travel, and Africa. Content is fragmentary and unanchored to a single event.
A Syracuse Herald piece notes public discussion on Portemouth peace terms alongside critique of blackmail practices. It contrasts immigrant policies in Canada and the United States, arguing climate and opportunity drive migration. Americans face harsher winters but gain broader climate variety and fertile lands, prompting some Manitoba migrants to return home.
A Fragment from Feathery September Imagery describes goldenrod, maple, asters, butterflies, and autumn whispers. It contrasts warm days with cool nights and notes weather mood amid seasonal scenery. An ensuing note promotes Chamberlain's Salve for pain relief and skin care, offered by A. L. Pestre’s Drag Store at 25 cents.
Eluding charges in the Crawford estate case, Dourignac, brother of Mme Therese Humbert, was ordered deported by the immigration board after a hearing at Ellis Island. He arrived on a French steamer and faces return on the La Touraine, with the law barring entry for those who have served prison terms for offenses other than political ones.
The widow asserted a belief that a suspect named Collins or Howard came to the Carter house with intent to kill. Police and county detectives traced a man arrested in Gettysburg as a possible Slayer, but Delaware authorities say he is not the right person. They pursue a suspect in Delaware believed to be Walter Wows alias Collins, with efforts to capture him across the state line.
The famed frigate, earliest ship of the American navy, stationed at Charlestown, is leaking badly and risk of turning turtle. The hold fills rapidly, forcing frequent use of a power pump. Officials reportedly hesitate to move the ship to repair decks, fearing a capsize during work.
A garbled report recounts a violent hotel assault in Allentown with a 45 year old traveling salesman wounded, plus a separate fatal landside blaze near a fort in the Fautsion Slate area. Other items mention a newspaper editor stricken and a pastor leading prayers as chaos touches multiple communities.
Fragmentary notes from BWoCl aA St La Walher show shifts in early 20th century alliances. Prose fragments mention fers and towns along the route, with references to Va and Te, and a vague talk of strategic positions. The content hints at reorganizations in what appears to be wartime logistics and regional signals.
Magdie Hickox of Midian Michigan credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing her sick two year old after a Pere revered jackbot bowel episode. The ad claims it cures severe cholera infantum and offers the remedy through Al Pearree’s Drug Store.
The Osels of Nogales Arizona report after a week at the Richfield Mine camp near Sonora Mexico that the Richfield Mining Company holds 252 or more acres with a broad mineral zone and rich ledges. Plans include a concentrating mill, hoisting engine, and a 37 mile road from Querobabi to the camp to cut freight costs. The company also owns 26,512 acres of ranch land with timber and water, enabling surface rights and mining operations to proceed for long term profitability.
Charles E. Jones George D. Johnson and John P. Hickey witnessed the testing of the Charlie Jones hydroplane at Michigan City Indiana built by Western Launch and Engine Works with a Black patent boll design. The Charlie Jones racer with six horsepower engine beat the Florence eight horsepower on speed. The two boats differ in boll construction and propulsion. Owners plan to enter the races between Chicago and Waukegan under the Chicago Power Boat Club with Hickey patents owned by Hickey Rail Co. Mr Hooper of Washington DC is a partner in the firm and brother of Lewis Hooper of this city.
Mr Goward Custer Rippeer and Miss Daley Okle Painter wed by Rev L A Thirlfield at Mr Robert Rippeon’s home on E6th street. A capper was served by Mrs Rippeon. The Rippeons will reside in Frederick. Deafness cure ad notes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money offer and product pitches.
A local Hagerstown paper quotes a doctor warning that town doctors may not bow to the new hospital chief. The feature mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and lists a sale point at Pearre's.
Miss Ruby Somers of Rock Hall Kent County Maryland stands 2 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 60 pounds. Born August 15 1885 in Somerset County she is 20 and active in politics reading papers to follow United States Senators and Maryland leaders. She is a Republican a high school graduate with a charming personality and is popular in her community.
The document lists departure and return times for trains from Hagerstown to Shippensburg and Hazleton, with intermediate stations and Sunday timings. Morning, afternoon, and evening slots are shown, including departures at 6.25 and 11.00 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. from Hagerstown, and returns to Hagerstown at 8.50 a.m. and 8.00 p.m.
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