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News in Frederick, Maryland

18 Apr 1896

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 18, 1896

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3

Mountain Hero Fry and the East Tennessee Raiders

In autumn 1861 Captain David Fry leads a mountain band in East Tennessee, rallying 60 volunteers into a rough 632 man unit to strike Confederate bridges and telegraph lines. He attacks Greenville, destroys key bridges at Strawberries Plains, and raids to disrupt rail lines, while evading Confederate forces and seeking Union reinforcements.

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White and Black Cravats and a New Version of an Old Story

The article discusses the history of cravats from white to black worn by clergy and military men, citing Steenkirk styles and naval fashions. It then shifts to a debate over Jules Floquet, Gambetta, and the Polonaise incident linked to Napoleon III, with conflicting claims about authorship and memory, concluding with a reflection on historical legacy.

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R. Cooper Cooper Steenkirk Europe Peor M. Floyzet Alexander II Napoleon III Palais de Justica la Pologne Floquet Jules Clarette Gambetta M. Anerieux Fioquet E. Theezer St James
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The Golden Hand and the Lost Treasure Debacle

Tom French recounts an expedition with Za petl and an I ndian guide to a volcanic crater center where legends claim a saintly hoard of virgin gold. After arduous climbs and perilous paths, Tom discovers a stone hand guarding a concealed shaft and sinks into the crater as he clings to the moving rock, while the narrator and Zapetl endure a grueling retreat.

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Jack Tom French Central America Zapetl Tom Zapet Ton Zapeti
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Water Loves Log- Joseph Maier as Christ of Ober Ain Morgan

Joseph Maier known to American travelers for portraying Christ in 1560 and 189, faced a serious accident when a heavy timber fell during hauling in the village, crushing his log and requiring amputation. His portrayal drew praise from observers who saw him as an amazing impersonation, earning the admiration of visitors.

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Joseph Maier Ber Maler Christ Rhoss
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