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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
4
OCR reads a garbled political column discussing New York and Ohio campaigns, Roosevelt, and national finances. It references the Washington Post praising progress, wealth, education spending, and public sentiment, in a forward looking tone with scattered names and claims.
A garbled, reflective note references personal declarations and a plea for independence from external control. It mentions Baltimore and Ohio newspapers and hints at a broader desire for self rule without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
A mash of fragmented quotes shows hasty public jokes about money hunger and Shakespeare. The piece strings odd misspellings and garbled lines from Chicago and Washington sources, hinting at satire on politics, newspapers, and financial woes.
The piece argues that extending higher education to working men aids labor and reduces discontent. It cites Ruskin College and American labor productivity benefits. It asserts that educated workers gain better wages and industrial employment, contrasting with unfulfilled professionals and social pretensions.
A fragmented September poem blends rustic scents with seasonal scenes. Rhyme and memory evoke autumn images like corn, goldenrod, gentian, and milkweed while recalling a specific day in September remembered by the speaker, likely a person named Jackson.
Police officer Charles Jackson of Coatesville was shot while attempting to arrest Nites Staton, an alleged gang leader. Staton died from a rifle shot, Jackson is hospitalized with a life threatening wound and the incident involved a violent confrontation with local outlaws.
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued key rulings on railroad rate provisions including that only money can be accepted for transportation payments and that joint rates between connecting carriers require 30 days notice. It also allowed one day notice for changes to round trip excursion rates. In Pennsylvania, receivership was sought for South Altoona amid the collapse of the Real Estate Trust Company, with creditors claiming insolvency of Knickerbocker Contracting. Baseball results across American and National Leagues followed, along with Catholic Knights convention news and miners union membership gains. A trolley accident in Allegheny led to a manslaughter acquittal for a motorman, and a Finnish court-martial executed seventeen mutineers from Sveaborg.
A north bound freight train plowed through a bridge on the South Canadian river near Carleton Oklahoma. Engineer Paul Palmer is dead and Fireman Kunz is pinned beneath the engine as a rising river engulfs the wreckage.
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