Frederick s aging water needs and regional rail prospects
Frederick faces debate over a new water supply expansion as city leaders seek public support while urging a practical, nonpartisan approach. The piece links water quality to growth, highlights fire department efficiency, and notes talk of the Bryere-Fille and Catoctin electric road to boost commerce. It also discusses memorials and local political commentary tied to state figures.
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Upper Valley
Efter
Frederick County
Baltimore News
Thomas Johnson
Francis Scott Key
Roger Brooks
Taney
Priuar
Lent Reflections Highlight Easter Promise In 19th Century Saintly Tone
The article surveys Lent's growing observance across cities and social strata, noting increased mid day services and broad Christian appeal. It argues civilization grows with Christianity and that self sacrifice signals religion advancing civilization as Easter nears.
Unclear fragmentary report on local figures and events
Disjointed commentary references Weyer inspection of a trocha and Gomez likely to act. Mentions a sprinter town, warships, Americans, a fighter, and a stylized note of the Sultan thanking the Czars. No coherent event or outcome emerges.
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PUBLIC OPINION AND REGIONAL ELECTION NOTES
Summaries reflect a 19th century newspaper column noting cross-paper praise for Baltimore and Frederick papers, a court ruling dissolving the Mayor's School Board with limits on mayoral appointment and removal, and Chicago mayoral race dynamics featuring Carter Harrison and party splits. The Baltimore Sun remarks on the 1897 riding and driving season as continued.
Docking of horses criticized as needless and imported
The passage denounces docking as a mutilation of horses, calling it un natural and unnecessary. It notes that English horsemen condemn the practice and accuses critics in the country of imitating fashion from Rotten Row and Ayde Park without good reason.
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Amert Set
Rotten Row
Ayde Park
Local debates on road to Myersville Catoctin electric link
Reporters note public interest in a Frederick area vote to fund 10 600 for an electric railway opening vast rural areas. Citizens praise local committees and shopkeepers while a chorus of opinion from theatergoers and residents lauds civic effort. A poem celebrates a humble neighbor’s quiet generosity.
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Frederick County
East Third Street
Frederics City
Ounty
John Teban
Maryiane
Ales
Derick Connit
James H. Geambrii
Charles J
Iourl
Mathenie E. Hees
Ench
Marcland
Frederick Likely Bond Vote On Water Supply Shows Voters’ Say
The Board of Aldermen plan a citywide vote on increasing the water supply. Polls open Thursday and Friday at the register office, offering every citizen a chance to express opinion on the proposal. Various local notes mention bridge plans, electric road talk, and a pig chase event at the Development Company's grounds.
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John Smith
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Ind A. R Yearle
Hanover
Fred EsiCk
General Ofice
Pennsylvania
R. BR Co
Philadelphia
Ofice
Albert Hewson
Dmenst
Navigation of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal renamed today
A Maryland brief notes the Canal’s navigation will be renamed today, a Court of Appeals recess until April 27, and several local items including deaths, sentences, and notable events across Baltimore and surrounding counties.
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Westminster
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Cumberland
Joseph
Fullerton
Youghlogheny River
Garret County
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Norfolk and Western Hallroad
Hagerstown
M. Ferdinand Brunetiere
Johns Hopkins University
Andrew J. Slagle
Lala Range
George Mowbray
Jams Woodall
New York
United States Court
C. W. van der Hoogt
State Immigration Bureau
Maryland
General Miles
Hawley, Thurston, Wellington
Washington
Carrolton Hotel
Union Veteran Legion
Appomattox
Paine's Celery Compound Praised By Medical Leaders
A historical review extolls Paine's celery compound as a universal remedy for nervous debility and related illnesses. It credits Prof. Phelps with pioneering its use and details its status beyond patent medicines, claiming restored strength, appetite, and improved spirits across diverse social ranks.
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Yale
Vermont University
Dartmouth College
Robby
Alleauch
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