Frederick County News and Murals of Local Interest
The News offers eight pages of varied content on Frederick County aims to promote tourism and electric road growth. It highlights hotel and cottage development on Catoctin Mountain, visitor accommodations for Washington and Baltimore, and a thriving local advertising section alongside stories, poetry, and cultural pieces.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Catoctin Mountain
Washbington
Baltimore
Tax Muwal
Jerome K. Jerome
John Inger- Mebi
Geo. L. Kilmer
Washington Star charges senator with re election push
Fragmented opinion piece critiques Senator Orman for aiming to secure reelection. The text reflects partisan rhetoric and mentions a Populist convention, media neglect, and broad accusations.
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The
Washington Star
Senator Orman
Editorial On President’s Dignity And American Hotel Names
A Philadelphia letter and New York papers discuss remarks about the President as a hired man. The piece argues the Presidency is exalted and warns against cheap demagoguery. It laments American hotels using foreign names and lacking true American presidential associations like White House or Washington.
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United States
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
The
United Bites
New York
Victoria
Brunswick
Empire
Imperial
Republic
Windsor and St. James
White House
Monticello
Montpelier
Washington
Mount
Holland House
Bayou
Vendome
Normanille
S J. Cloud
Grenoble
Congress
Electric rails and everyday trades in Frederick past and poetry
Letters praise an electric railroad, bean shipments yield profit for farmers, and a Buckeystown observer notes shifting silver talk. A local woods tournament ends early due to a storm. a poem titled The Mind of a Child reflects on childhood wonder and imagination with references to toys, dolls, and dreams.
Frederick Citizens Urged to Support Water Project
Frederick residents urged to comply with city orders and back a waterworks project amid anticipated scarcity. The piece cites editorials and local letters praising the Merry Tract plan for an electric railroad and endorses bimetalism views from Chicago and St. Louis platforms, urging civic support.
Fragments of Verse on a Muse and Magic Times
A fragmented poem in a dated style by Frank Danvatmn Shreman features a speaker who claims his songs belong to a mysterious muse. The speaker describes eyes that spark creativity, sorcery in lines, and a longing to craft lyrics lasting as long as fame.
Frederick youths enjoy Thormont trip and dinner
Chaperoned outing from Frederick for Mrs. Joseph Douglass and 21 youths aboard Mr H C Zacharias coachs to Gilberts House, missing Mr Bhipsey Observatory due to late arrival. Return trip begun around 7 PM. Runaway incident noted near East Church street as John Weiler’s team fled with a bogey toward Patrick street.
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Cod
Joseph
Douglaas
Frederick
Thormont
H. C. Zacharias
Gilbert Hosse
Bhipsey
John Weiler
Fair Grounds
East Church Street
Patrick Street
Boarding and resort plans near Frederick amid rail push
A regional appeal promotes boarding houses and hotels along a new electric line from Braddock Heights toward the coast, arguing cheaper summer options for Montgomery Loudoun and Jefferson counties. The piece notes hotel needs, bath rooms, and a potential excursion train from Baltimore and Washington, while counting on rail access to attract hundreds of visitors and boost local merchants. Also included are probate notices for local wills and a fatal accident report at Monteroe Hospital.
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Frederick Cal Zon
Aloeg
Pen-Mar Torre Ale Cevetn
Montgomery County
Loudoun
Jefferson Creation
Virginia
Endre Caton
Haltimore
Pen Mar
Washington
Braddock
Frederick
Western Maryland Railroad
Pen- Mar
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Thia City
Pen Mor
Catoctine
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Clergy in New York
A prominent New York clergyman Dr Charles L Thompson D D pastor of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church extols Paine's celery compound as a powerful remedy for nervous exhaustion and enervation. He cites personal use during a demanding winter and spring and notes widespread adoption by physicians and laypeople for kidney liver and nerve ailments across the country.
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Bes Palse
Father Ooeilel
Meek
Central Methodist
Dr Baird
W. J. White
Georgia Baptist
Charles L. Thompson
Madleon 4 Venus Presbyterian Church
New York City
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Thompson
Paine
Raparat
Dartmouth College
Atanda
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