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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1900
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR of The Daily News presents scattered notes on weather, railway revival, and international affairs with mentions of Li Hung Chang as peace commissioner and ongoing wars. It includes commentary on Japan Russia and Christianity, with op-ed style reflections and restless market and public interest chatter.
The fragment urges discussion of a God of love and condemns the slaughters by those claiming Christian teachings. It laments the state of Japan and asks readers to explain the meaning of recent actions and rhetoric in wartime conduct.
An incoherent blend of commentary on Chicago census impact, fashion norms, and a Detroit Journal claim of exporting English industrial goods. It contrasts society’s reaction to population data with clothing modesty and ends with a fragmented note on global trade and profits. The text combines references to the Syracuse Herald and Detroit Journal with jumbled quotes and market claims.
A collage of quotes and quips from Harper's Bazar Chicago Tribune Washington Star and common parlance. It riffs on Anglo American alliances language dialect humor and idle reflections about summer resorts and everyday life. The piece weaves snippets of dialogue and parody to evoke a bygone newspaper style.
From the Atlants Journal the Populist party rose to strength eight years ago with leaders predicting federal power. It carried several states and had many members in Congress. Now its hold in the South is gone and Populist members are rare, seen as curiosities for the next Congress.
A vintage prose fragment laments wrong weather and worn-out atmosphere. The piece reflects frustration with past routines and a longing for satisfaction.
A series of fires destroyed barns and warehouses in Banover and Cumberland, with extensive property loss and one reported death. Fire outbreaks touched J H Schriver & Sup stables, J Tanger & Co warehouse, the Metropolis Hotel area, Cumberland Milling stables, and a Gaithersburg farm stack yard. Incendiary hints, explosions, and widespread smoke defined a disastrous weekend.
Editor John B. Morrow suffers serious illness in Piticatt City. Mrs. Martin Poffenberger dies of heart disease in Hagers town. Property loss of 8000 from Cumberland stables fire. Proposal to rename Queantity Maryland to Synepuxent or Isle of Wight. Mrs. Sabilla Young dies in Westminster Warrell county aged eighty. Eastern Shore Board of Development planning advances. Commissioner Steele ill in Anne Arundel. Two steamboats capsized in Patapsco River. five rescued. Local ers and Exhorters Camp meeting opens in Leslie Cecil county tomorrow. Buck Smith shot at Shadyside. Frank and John Matthews implicated. Vansville Farmers Club reports 20 barrels of sweet potatoes sent to London and Paris. Samuel Johnson, 62, commits suicide at Levering Lodging house after assets seized. Court of inquiry into Riggs vs Clotworthy and Warfield to review testimony in Baltimore tomorrow.
The funeral for Marries Stanley, a colored man killed recently, was held Saturday at Quinn's chapel at 3 pm with Rev OC Murray. Pallbearers included Dorsey, Cole, Danner, Lee, Onley, Calisman. interment Greenmount Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors. The second service for Mrs Jane Elizabeth Cares was held Saturday at noon from her East Church Street home with Rev C W Stinespring officiating. Pallbearers listed as Seeger, Barger, Nasz, Mehming. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director.
In TRE Lawy pip court Harry Brown and Isabella Cater faced disorderly conduct charges. The officials fined Brown $1 plus costs. Brown served five days in jail for default of the fine.
Special dispatch reports Russian forces by error opened fire on American troops at Yangteun, causing deaths and injuries amid tense operations. The incident prompted investigations and calls for restraint as commanders assess accountability and safety measures.
Grand Duke Pierre of Karna attended the funeral of Eieg Homiert when the train wreck occurred today. Eighteen people died and many were injured, with chaos delaying transport and triggering emergency responses.
A string of obituaries covers Charles F Homerick of Myersville who died in Nebraska City after paralysis aged 62, his Civil War service and postwar career. William R. Barry Baltimore insurer and church founder, aged 73. Edward Payne, son of Joseph F Payne, died in Baltimore aged 38. Louis Motter, 12, of tetanus, buried in Emmitsburg. Mrs Hannah Hollabaugh died at Double Pipe Creek aged ?. infant of Mr and Mrs William Bork died of marasmus at 9 months. Mrs Martha Foffenberger died at Hagerstown aged 68 with eight children. Fredrick Hildebrand of Rocks Springs died of cerebrospinal meningitis. Joseph Snook of Utica Milla died. notices include a Catholic Chautauqua report with lectures and events at Blue Ridge Mountains campus.
An intereasing game on Saturday saw the South Market street team beat the Patrick street club 7 to 5. Miller and Herbert were the winning battery.
The poem speaks of late summer mornings with dew bright as diamonds and peaches ripening in the orchard. Locusts hum, birds cheer, and the days shorten as evening shadows grow, a wistful note on summer slipping away.
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