31 Dec 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1895
Page
1
The piece reviews local newspaper notes from Taneytown, praising the Record and its improved typographical appearance, while noting Frederick and the 1906 outlook. It highlights the upcoming railroad operations and hopes for prosperity, commemorating the 160th anniversary and urging a hopeful, progressive year ahead.
Opinions on Tolstoy and Tolatot are mixed as French dramatization of Annne Karentina is said to end with the heroine crushed by a train. Jules Simon allegedly used another name after Victor Cousin urged a change due to Swiss concierge mentions. London-bound Beatrice Oxford era and Tolstoi’s disdain for Bowland and the idea of pairing Bogfish with Zuhes are noted amid literary chatter.
A Baltimore style reading notes the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Esclamation passed a resolution calling Congress to move slowly on the Venesselan matter. The body favored pausing actions, but observed Congress is full of alert men of both parties. Public opinion across the country signals cautious but attentive representation.
A collage of 19th century notes includes optimistic verses on the New Year, letters about road fees and wartime logistics, and social fragments from Baltimore to Frederick. It mentions the Good Rest Confiorescs at Asbery Park, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad wreck worry, and local exchanges about New Year greetings and calendars.
The item cites L. V. Beaghmson urging Democratic alignment and notes parents of missing Mabel Baasi seeking her. Frederick and companions report success. An upcoming weekly publication is teased and a Woman's College journal is promised. A Washington wedding links Bernard Lee Grove and Sallie Likilan Alan. Parity Lodge meets at Philomathess Hall Friday at 7:80 pm with important business. Baltimore Sun mentions J Roger McSherry potentially rejected as secretary of the Sighs Senate.
Catherine E Thomas widow of Charles E B Thomas died at Jefferson on December aged 72 she was a worker and provider to Baltimore her husband served over twenty five years as postmaster of Jefferson five children survive eldest son A O Thomas resident of Baltimore for twenty five years At a Knights of Pythias lodge meeting officers for the ensuing term were elected including P F Tyerygar as Chancellor Commander and Waring Tyeon as representative to Grand Lodge December interments totaled 16 adults 14 children from the city and nearby counties at Mt Olivet cemetery
Ejection for seven directors to manage the year. Notice of meeting held at Citizens Bank Building room No 9 between 9 and 12 o'clock. Appointment for the ensuing year during hours 10 to 12. C H Eckstein, Receiver.
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