Maryland Legislature Ends With Mixed Verdicts On Reforms
Delegates to the Frederick fire companies were selected for the State Firemen's Association meet. The General Assembly’s session closes with praise from leaders yet criticism for failing to pass several key anti bribery and corruption measures. Governor Smith and others highlight police reorganization and new boards as commendable, while discontent grows over unaddressed issues and lingering reforms.
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Controversy Over Frequent Sessions of Maryland Legislature
Contemporary comment notes relief at a two year gap before the next assembly while debating the need for redress of grievances and legislative reform. The piece mocks past Republican legislatures and lauds inter-oceanic canal talk, noting public expectations about taxes and amusements.
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Fragmented Minutes of Barriness and Courtroom Echoes
A jumble of mock dialogue and savage quips from various papers shows a scene of theatrical courtly rants. Notable snippets include a judge rebuking gossip about a baby and a defiant accused muttering fears of tyranny while other voices scorn propriety.
Open Door Triumph and Far Flung News A Mixed Bag
Digest from multiple papers notes US China trade talks under Hay as a diplomatic victory. Also mocks Congress on schools and Puerto Rico customs. Other items lampoon politics, extreme brutality reports, and assorted satirical headlines from various papers.
War News and Patented Cures In One Advertisement
The note mixes war updates with health product pitches. It mentions sorrow from war’s toll including deaths and captures, then pivots to endorsing Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and One Minute Culp Cure as cures for indigestion, constipation, biliousness, nervousness, insomnia, malaria and coughs. It cites testimonials and a vague address at 165 N Market St.
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Moments of Backelue and memory across time
A fragmentary verse collage reflects on male stoicism, spending, and social change. It ponders the modern man who wagers on self-sufficiency, then shifts to nostalgia and the ache of memory. The piece includes caricatured lines about time, love, and forgetting.
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County Correspondence Avery Reports Local Visits and Events
Mrs Ella Cashell has been sick but is able to be out again. Adamson and daughter of Atlanta are visiting Mr Robert Adamson and family. Miss Mary Ferry of Essex county is visiting her sister Mrs Hazel Cashell. Mr and Mrs Edgar Cashel hosted a tea at Locust Grove for Grace Dixon and Mabel Fraley of Frederick who are guests of the Fraley family in Flint Hill. Attendees included Mrs H A Cashel, Misses Julia Swamm Mackin Weller Beatrica Waller and others. No preaching at Emory church Sunday morning due to Conference in Washington. Grace Dixon Mabel Fraley and Margaret Fraley visited Washington Friday. The German Baptist Sunday school elected officers for the coming year led by Superintendent Alpheus Moser and a slate including Wm L Guyton, John Bowlus, Elmer Beachley, Cora Bowlus, and Chas. Guyton. Several locals plan to change residences this spring among them Robert Delauder, Clarence Ahalt, Charles J House, John Kara, Columbia W Boyer, and Charles W Beachley. Mrs Mary M Darner improving at son W E Darner’s home. Leslie Bayer, son of John A Boyer, convalescing from pneumonia. Sickness prevalent locally with measles affecting school attendance. Misses Viola and Mary Rice returned home after visiting Dawsonville. Samuel Mentzer building a new stable nearby.
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Essex County
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Frederick
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Flint Hill
H. A. Cashel
Julia Swamm
Mackin Weller
Beatrica Waller
Fraley
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Harry Fraley
Arthur Hargett
H. A. Cashell
Emory Church
W Ashington
Alisses Grace Dixon
Margaret Fraley
Washington
German Baptist Sunday School
Alpheus 2 Moser
O. S. Highberger
Wm. L. Guyton
John 5. Bowlus
Elmer E. Beachley
Charles Smith
Cora Bowlus
Chas. T Gnyton
Robert §. Delauder
Middletown
Clarence Ahalt
Mary M. Darner
W. E. Darner
Leslie Bayer
John A. Boyer
Heaufelter and Young Wed in Baltimore Nuptials
Frederick residents G Harry Heaufelter and Florence A Young married at Mulberry Street residence of Joseph Haller in Baltimore on Friday March 30. The notice blends wedding details with local advertisements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy DeWitt's Little Liver Pills and Harper Whiskey.
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G. Harry Heaufelter
Florence A. Young
Frederick
Joseph Haller
Mulberry Street
Baltimore
Fragmented State News From The Era
A garbled digest recalls multiple Maryland and nearby incidents. Justice actions include Wyatt’s sentencing in a theater of confusion and a Hagerstown burgess restraining sale of Mrs. Zeigler’s property for enslaved recovery. Fatalities touch Antapoli and Sparrow's Point rail and mine incidents. Local sales and arrests weave through the chaotic report with health ads for rheumatism cures and Chamberlain’s remedies.
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