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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1896
Page
3
The snippet lists ERNEST J KSASE Jr J4AMER D MASON J WESLEY GUEST as readable names in a public notice segment. The text emphasizes individuals likely involved in a legal or civic filing, with no verifiable actions or dates included in readable form.
A sermon likens the church to a cultivated garden planted by Christ with flowering saints and fruitful works. It contrasts sanctified fruit like patience and charity with thorns of harsh temper, urging souls to enter the garden, accept salvation, and abandon the desert of worldly pleasure before it is too late.
Diversions from the Bulawayo defense reveal a bold Matabele sortie aimed at encircling the town. A white contingent led by Captain MacFarlane held a five mile crescent as Maxim and Hotchkiss guns repelled the attackers with heavy losses on the river bank and in the thrusts along the stream.
A chaotic report recaps a murder trial in New York with details on jailed defendants and confessions. It covers a Buffalo lawyer’s sentiments, the Robisones case, and a chain of related misdeeds including a jailer attack in McMinnville, a lynching in Tennessee, and a breach of promise settlement in Cleveland.
A long discussion from a political figure named William El Russell and others about the 1892 Chicago convention and party money policy. The letter argues the party must oppose free coinage of silver, endorse gold standard, and avoid pledges or instructions to delegates while seeking a firm monetary stance. Also included are local crime and accident brief notes on a double murder in Laurel Road and a streetcar collision report with several injuries.
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