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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
1
A review of Democratic nomination talk and press fairness notes, referencing Bryan’s addresses to Republicans and the Philadelphia North American stance. It discusses fair rhetoric, temperance, and the need for constructive political discourse across parties.
The text references Mr. Bryan and the Philadelphia North American Were Pore coalition. It notes expected consensus or alignment on a policy or issue, with emphasis on collaboration, public interest, and potential gains. Details are sparse but indicate a political or civic group effort and a projected positive outlook.
The era’s press reports a Davin denial over plagiarism claims tied to a late Garfeld speech while noting a missing gemation mark. The Balt Herald comments on feverance of the Constitution and American honor amid French decorations. Teddy writes to Ges Palmer defending a St Paul speech misread as party loyalty.
A collage of dated cartoon captions and misquoted quips from various papers. Snatches reference a merry-go-round boast, a stubborn owner, a wolf at the door, a metaliment man, a wife's routine, and a laundry fear of Chinese depopulation. No clear single story, just era-style snippets.
A New York Sail and Express essay argues mobs menace civilization, citing Boxer riots in China, anti Semite waves in Europe, and U S race riots. It urges firm government action to quell riots, noting public tolerance harms trade and order while firmness earns popular support.
A fragment from Tas News notes that a line from Chases F. Lester in the Argosy warns that one look can haunt the mind. It hints at the lingering image of a face after gazing too long and mentions the value of classified ads for securing situations.
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Frederick as Miss Sadie Young, Mr H F Towson, Mrs Elizabeth Arrizon, Dr and Mrs Hedes, Miss Helen Walker, Mr Austin Pangbman, Mrs Harry Ford, Miss M Imogen Dorsey, Miss Mason of Virginia, Miss Helen Waters, Miss Yellett, Mr Ezra M Remsberg, Miss Motlie Lewis, Mrs James McSherry, Miss Miriam Evans, Mr Charles McNulty, Mr Rex Stuck, Miss Hallie Ray Norrin, Miss Ida Lea Childress, Mrs J H Dechert, Miss Katherine Thompson, and others spend or resume visits with friends and relatives in Frederick and nearby towns in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Miss Lilly Hawkins of Washington DC visits Maude Getzendanner. Miss Maggie Dudrow of Hyattsville returns home after a stay with Mrs W R Getzendanner. Several travels include Mr and Mrs Levi Morgan and Wilbur from Pearl visiting George L Cramer. a driving pony is given to Maude Getzendanner. The group tours Pen Mar and the Gettysburg battlefield amid a weekend trip.
Mrs Mary L Shank wife of William H Shank of Myersville died Saturday night August 1 after a day long illness from a fall She was 35 and leaves a husband eight children She was a daughter of John Huffer of Lappans Washington county Funeral from Lutheran church Myersville Rev M L Beard officiating Interment in adjacent cemetery Mrs Christine Elizabeth Heyduck former resident of this city died in Baltimore She was wife of Peter W Heyduck and was sixty Planning for September 12 The Ker Monument Association held a meeting to finalize plans for the Spanish cannon loaned by the Navy Department Uncertainty over union with Heptasophs delays action Tonight both groups meet Picnic of Quinn A M E Sunday School postponed due to bad weather Rescheduled for Wednesday Next Disressing Kidney and Bladder Disease relief in six hours by New Great South American Elder Cure advertises a medical remedy sold by Schley & Bro Frederick Md.
August 24 report from Adles states the British steamship Indra was wrecked off the African coast. Many crew are missing and rescue efforts are underway as survivors are brought to shore.
A mob burned the Japanese temple at Asmr Cotca today, sparking local alarm. Police and emergency crews responded as tensions flared amid scattered reports of clashes and possible surrounding demonstrations.
A large lawn near Clemson residence hosted a delegatory evening with lanterns hammocks and music from an orchestra. Guests from New Windsor Union Bridge and Unionville arrived by carriage for a straw ride and a grand table of melons and fruits. A duett vocal solo and recitations followed, featuring Miss Byrd Myers and Prof C O Clemson. Little Ruth Myers marked her fifth birthday with games refreshments and a gathering at Telegraph Street with Geneva Houck Helen Mateny and others in attendance.
Walter H. Delauder and Myra Naomi Whipp wed at Major Lutheran church near Adams town at 2 pm. Rev. Wm. L. Heuser officiated. Best man Eeifer Delauder. bridesmaid mie Whipp. Ushers included Morris Delauder Roy Noll Roy Zimmerman and Harry Zimmerman. After ceremony couple left for Washington and will reside in Park Mills while Delauder teaches locally.
A parcel on Wet Pacelee Street in Frederick County Maryland was to be sold at public sale. The property includes a dwelling and improvements and is bounded by special lot lines and street frontages as described in the record.
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