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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1895
Page
2
The Daily News reports arrests for a pocketbook theft on a Baltimore railroad train near Sykesville, plus cases of wife beating, a letter opening exoneration, escape from jail, thefts, horse theft, and bond actions. Other items note disorderly conduct, a fine for shooting craps, and a Potomac boating accident involving several Baltimore residents.
Carl Brown of Commonweal fame toured Maryland with his wife known as The Goddess of Peace. He plans to launch a new paper the Cacus and pursue Congress next year on the People’s ticket, claiming support from workers. Brown envisions cable work in Byastaville and dedicates his life to the People’s Party in Maryland.
A fishing and rowing party from Mt. Pleasant honored guests of C. A. Thomas on the Monocacy river grounds. Notables and families such as the Cramer and Zimmerman households joined, with Miss Mattie Hoke capturing moments. A surprise moonlight bus party honored Miss Sadie Hanley, and Grace Wolf celebrated a 14th birthday with a lawn party. A Young People’s Society lawn fete near Buckeystown drew many attendees and funds.
The death of eight year old Roberson, son of Charity Roberson, from consumption, is reported from Rhine Hearts Alley with his funeral held at 2 pm officiated by Rev Arnold and interment at Liboring Sons Cemetery. Annie Laker, widow of John Ester, died at East Patrick Street at 9 30 pm in her 74th year, funeral set for tomorrow at 4 pm. Edward Thomas died in Maysonville North Carolina, survived by Jacob and Eleven Thomas. Fishermen report bass and carp catches in Monocacy and Poolesville area waters, including a 24 pound carp.
A store in Liberty reports a large banana find with an unusually heavy bunch and misplaced text. Mrs. Mary Hant, mother of John D. Hendrickson, lies ill with pneumonia in Hedgesville, where the Hendrickson family visits. The Rev. P McCardy to lead services at Hatting Grove Union Church next Sunday at eight.
A dense devotional discussing Numbers chapter 21 with focus on Israelites wandering, unbelief, and repentance. It links Miriam and Aaron, the bronze serpent signifying Christ, and urges living in fellowship with God through faith in Jesus. References to Scriptural passages frame moral lessons on sin, mercy, and spiritual renewal.
A vintage advertisement touts the Digestive Cordial as quick relief for indigestion and related chest heaviness after meals. It claims immediate action from the first dose, improving digestion and vigor, with mentions of associated products and a "Donkey Parsie" book offer.
Journ E Price requests correction of a Tax News report on a derailment near Sixth to Eighth street corners. He recounts he and J W Swope did not see the train in time, the horse bolted as the train approached, a rear carriage wheel broke, and warns city limits require slower speeds to prevent further accidents along the railroad within the yard limits.
Last summer a sick child improved with Emer Colic remedy praised as best medicine for bowel troubles. Mothers express gratitude for cures. Also notices Shiloh’s Cure claims to cure consumption and warns pills do not cure colds. Product ads list sellers and locations Frederick Missouri Mt Aire.
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