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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1897
Page
2
A long excerpt details battles, commanders, and troop movements with many proper nouns such as Miles, Sher少, and Vander. It weaves accounts of charges on earthworks, allied brigades, and regimental actions. The text references Cape York, New York College, and various units, showing a panorama of Civil War combat and leadership.
The article details new British ships with rapid construction claims and discusses Talbot type engravings. It notes patents granted at Portamoanth Davenport and Chatham for Talbot type designs and outlines vessel tonnage, horsepower, and engine capacity. It mentions expected naval capabilities and compares to prior dreadnoughts, with emphasis on a 21000 to 28000 horsepower range.
A planned train tour from New York via Pennsylvania routes to California includes stops at Mammoth Cave, New Orleans during Mardi Gras, the Garden of the Gods, and Colorado Springs with visits to Baltimore, Omaha, and Philadelphia. The itinerary features Pullman accommodations, meals, carriage rides, and hotel stays, with a round trip price of $350 from all stations. Tickets offered by Market Agents and George W. Boyd at specified stations.
The Pennsylvania Railroad promotes excursion tickets to Washington for the inauguration of President McKinley. Tickets go on sale March 1, 2, 8 and 9, valid March 4 to 8, with prices from Philadelphia 3.60, Harrisburg 0.95, Wilmington 0.95, Baltimore 0.90, and reduced rates from other stations. Ten day stopovers allowed in Washington on through round trips, with return exchanges, designed to attract travelers coast to coast.
Readable fragments describe early church actions and teachings. Mentions Peter and apostles, temple speech, imprisonments, miracles, and a warning to obey God over rulers. Emphasizes bold proclamation of Christ and faith under pressure.
A damaged 19th century notice touts various cures for coughs, consumptive diseases, and blood disorders. It cites multiple patent medicines and claims radical cures, naming sellers and places like Deugglet and North Market Street. The piece reads as an advertising scam with exaggerated promises and generic endorsements.
A crowded notice list shows sale advertisements for Mrs John Ht Darrick near Monrovia and multiple auctions on February 20 through March 18. Items include valuable personal property, farm equipment, and real estate as various auctioneers from Harvey News and Weekly News publicize forthcoming bids and locations.
The notice lists market names and railroad stops including Shippensburg Yettyaburgy Sorfod and Weeterh IL at Bayerstown and Cherrystown Pyoce near Bruceville Lane. It mentions Union Station and Baltimore Maryland with schedule details and dates to be arranged.
The document outlines Pennsylvania Railroad passenger movements with schedules for Cherry Hill to Cumberland, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington lines. It lists daily trains No. 4h No. 17 No. 7 No. 83 and connections, transfer points and notes on east bound arrivals and stop patterns. The timetable indicates departures and arrivals, with exceptions on Sundays, and notes freight or passenger transfers, Washington and Baltimore line details, and station stops.
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