16 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1896
Page
1
The first annual Maryland Kennel Club beach show in Baltimore draws attention to dog breeding practices and the potential statewide impact. While many Kennels exist mainly in Baltimore and Frederick, the event could influence future standards. The piece decries worthless curs and praises dogs with bloodlines and noble traits.
A collage of partisan remarks notes Benjamin Harrison joining the Dimmickratic party and Benator Allison seeking the Republican nomination. It recalls no president from west of the Mississippi. Women in Ashland Kentucky organize to puncture Breckenridge's congressional bid with a hinted triumph. Seashores of Dallas claims Adams would look Indian today, explaining Adam's Garden of Eden choices.
A compact sketch of cultural mood in Lincoln area and distant echoes. Weeramka’s surplug of culture and mis memory reflections appear amid pieces from the Lincoln Courier and Chicago Record. The Queenstown News piece questions legislative reform and legal drafting, hinting at the potential void of the reform law after legislative scrutiny.
A Milan era from the Madrid sphere discusses how public opinion can mislead about the Cuban war. It questions the belief that Cuba is a merchant republic and questions who truly backs the insurgents. It cites naval history and calls for clear facts to inform American readers about Cuban sentiment and loyalty to Spain.
Expressions from reporters recount a large patriotic parade in Frederick, praise for Buckeystown shopkeepers, and credit to United Firemen for a Tuesday night blaze response. Readers note bands, summer moods, and community enthusiasm from multiple towns and attendees.
Fragment from a 1833 edition showing the popular lyric Home Sweet Home. The lines evoke longing for a humble thatched cottage instead of grandeur, reflecting the sentimental appeal of domestic life and the famed refrain “Home, home, sweet home.”
A meeting of the Frederick and Middlestown Electric War Company board was held with all directors present except Br. Thomas Haller who was out of the city. The discussion focused on a power plant to be located near Braddock about three miles from Frederick and the bid for building the plant. The matter was laid over to Wednesday for definitive action. President Smith is reviewing plans and specifications for the proposed powerhouse. Private business was also discussed before adjournment to the next Wednesday session.
Walter Cook appeared before Police Justice Ekstein on a charge of tettering with the duties of an office, filed by Policeman Eichelberger. Rev. A Zimmerman spoke at the Academy of Music in Hagerstown on The Oberh snd the Common People, with next sermon titled Darkest Maghood and the Way Om. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes blood health.
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