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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
6
The piece notes concern over corporate and individual campaign money as Roosevelt and Harriman reflect on party support. It argues that reduced funds may curb bribery and corruption, while still covering legitimate expenses, and hopes for sober debate over issues rather than scandals. It emphasizes the need for restraint on campaign expenditures.
Newspaper clippings note varied commentary from the Baltimore Sun Cumberland News and Baltimore American Star. References mock a poet criminal Haskell and critique a campaign fund tally of $7 while fall weather and late flowers are mentioned.
A damaged OCR snippet references Standard Oil influence and government actions. The fragment mentions oil interests and a possible political pressure dynamic involving the press and public figures. Specific names, dates, or locations are unreadable in the text.
A collage of disorderly excerpts from Chicago Herald New York Wall Street Journal Chicago Tribune and Minneapolis Journal items. The phrases touch on public sentiment toward rail travel politics electoral fundraising Roosevelt Taft Harriman and generic campaign observations. The text shows fragmented commentary with misprints and garbled names.
A fragmented poem fragment recalls May memories and autumn scenes. The text juxtaposes old dreams with nature imagery including goldenrod corn and asters. The piece references September days and the fading of summer, ending with a lyrical note on changing seasons.
The Clover Leaf Literary Society met at Mate High School led by President R. Simmons. Members performed essays, orations, recitations, and debates. The Clover Leaf debate favored the negative on land purchase from Indians while Belles Lettres backed the affirmative bond issue for public improvements. next meeting set for October 2, 1960s.
A local promotion touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal treatment, claiming it cures ailments by acting on the blood and building up the constitution. The ad offers a reward and asserts long-standing proof of its efficacy with a promise of testing results and testimonials.
Father Burke concludes his series at St John s church Inst night with Why I am Catholic arguing the Catholic church alone holds infallible teaching and the means of grace. He cites Christ forming a living church with appointed officers and asserts certainty through Catholic authority. Father Cronin departs for Mass mission. Burke to lead a Springfidd Cathedral inquiry.
A London vendor touts travel labels that let buyers appear to travel the world for 60 cents. People affix labels to trunks and bags claiming stops from Monte Carlo to Hobart creating globe trotter prestige. Sellers note demand rises as dorms and landlords react to the effect.
Deputy Sheriff Alexander took Amos Shane and Joseph Hensel to Mary Lane Penitentiary this morning. Shane will serve two years while Hensel is sentenced to three years. Jewish New Year began last evening at sundown.
A Frederick traveler reports on fruit conditions from Montana to Utah. Maryland peaches are praised as superior to Colorado, with roadside sales at stations. He notes Utah sugar beet production, irrigation engineering, and the Utah Ogden sugar plant, plus sights like Lombardy poplars and Braddock Heights music. He meets Frank Chiswell in Salt Lake City, a claim agent for the San Pedro Los Angeles and Sault Lake Railroad, who cherishes Frederick County.
A review notes the long awaited production of The Devil by Lonry Savage at the Garden Theatre in New York. The Continental Franz Molnar inspired drama centers on a banker wife torn between duty and love for an artist, with the devil figure of Dr Miller prompting revelations and a modern morality tale about temptation and forbidden passion.
Moving Pictures previews a comedy about farmer Rube Green returning to town. Bed bugs hijack the night with burglars, a trunk escape, and a chaotic chase ending in a comical reunion and vow to avoid bunco.
A chimney in the home of Mr James P. Perry on North Market street was discovered burning last night around midnight. The Junior chemical Wagon was summoned without a general alarm sounding.
Frederick readers report relief from skin itch and hemorrhoids after using Dean's Ointment. A testimony from Theodore Tt. Smith of Baltimore praises immediate relief and long term cure, with vendor Voster-Milburn Co. as sole US agent. Also mentions Daly and Eletitte Hitters as tonics and stomach aids advertised by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
The judges of registration secured books and instructions from Board of Election supervisors. A registration session is scheduled for Tuesday, in various districts throughout the county.
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