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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1895

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4

Referendum and Swiss direct democracy discussed in San Francisco Call

The San Francisco Call discusses referendum and initiative as a direct appeal from legislature to people, citing Swiss practice in Uri Appenzell and Unterwalden. It notes potential uncertainty and altered election frequency if adopted here, questioning whether locals would outpace their representatives. The piece also reports a change in Express Company staffing with Scott Vanfosan named agent at Baltimore and Ohio depot and W G Sullivan moving to route agent duties.

San Francisco Legrels Faltistre Sre Republic Salzerland Maryland Missour Scott Vanfoasen United States Mess Company Baltimore and Ohio W.G. Sullivan Astern Shore Baltimore Yanfosaon Dutiee Sullivan Express Company Frederick Tis New Field Vanforgen Comany

California Fig Syrup: A Laxative for Health

A vintage ad extols a pure liquid laxative, praising its gentle cleansing effects on the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims quick relief from headaches fevers and digestive discomfort. The text warns to buy only the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co with the printed name on the bottle.

California

RESREBEL THE POOR! New Fund For Relief of Destitute

The News launches a general relief fund to aid the destitute amid severe winter hardship. Public donations will be acknowledged and distributed to those lacking every cent, with amounts small and large encouraged. Names may be published to inspire further giving.

Tas News Bes Tos News Frank Buler Jennie Williams Eleanor Shriver Frank P. Boblitz John W. Abrecht Eloise Young Carrie Lutheran W. C. Noatdig Ossb Tua Givar Po Ons

News of the Churches in Frederick Area Today

Multiple worship services, society fairs, and meetings across local churches. St James Lutheran hosts Sunday services and a Ladies Mile Society fair next week in the Eldrida building. Frederick ministers group, Presbyterian, M E Church South, and Epworth League announce meetings, sermons, and gospel meetings with invited attendance.

St. James Lutheran Ladies Mile Society St. James Zimmerman M. & Church South John T. Wood Epworth League Wm. H. Keller M. BE I.B. Wheeler Frederick Ear. Zimmarman Zoe Lemon League Min Exta Brust Ce Ag

Partridge shipment to Frederick Gun Club arrives

Fifty eight partridges consigned to the Frederick Gun Club arrived by railroad from North Carolina. They were placed at the Hardt & Keefer lumber yard to be prepared for release, with plans to purchase more birds before spring. The club secretary remains in contact with other parties regarding further purchases.

Frederick Attenton

Decatur at Tripoli A Heroic Assault On the Philadelphia

Decatur led a daring 1804 raid against the Tripolitan shore battery and crew aboard the captured Philadelphia. After a night rendezvous the intrepid closed, boarding the prize, scattering the guards, and torching the ship as Decatur and Morris led the assault.

Herotem Demecatur Tripoli Phiadelpina Capnre Cate Gailern Decatur Ty Wardger Laarne McDunough Charien Morris Sulu Witt Utsg Piiot Dpcatur Philadelphia

Hard Winter Paralyzes Dawrville Roads and Town Life

County correspondence from Dawronville reports roads blocked in all directions by heavy drifts from 12 to 45 feet, with winter weather freezing livestock, delaying medical visits, mail delivery, and commerce. Sleighs replace vehicles as drummers and residents endure extreme cold and drifting snow.

Dawronville Ebr Allcutt Milton Darby Joshua Rallas H.C. Allcutt J. Kallins Alleutt Rallins Stang

Illness Update on Mr William Delaplaine at East Patrick Street

The Sick Mr Wm T Delaplaine remains critically ill with pneumonia at his East Patrick Street home since Monday. Doctors F F Smith and Wm H Baltsoll report slight improvement and fewer unfavorable symptoms.

Wm. T. Delaplaine Hia Hone East Patrick Streat Dre F. F. Smith Wm. H. Baltsoll

Fractured OCR Reads Tower 7 Bow Fire Death

Fragmentary text hints at a tower fire near Bates Peak with casualties. Readable items mention a date, location, and an apparent death toll while other details are unclear due to damaged source material.

Bruns wick yard workers battle deadly blizzard rescue

Early Friday at five o clock twenty Brunswick yard track hands under Foreman Feele myer fought a crippling blizzard on the B and O line east of Washington Junction. The crew cleared drifting snow for hours but many were covered by snow. C F Barnard helped his brother Harry to a caboose and Harry recovered under care of Supervisor McQowsan and Trainmaster J T Martin.

Brunswick Herald Brunswick Yard Feelemeyer Washington Junction Alredy C. F. Barnard Harry McQowsan J.T. Martin

Prize guesser won rail trip to Portland and Yellowstone

The New York Weekly Recorder offered a St Paul to Portland return rail trip plus a week in Yellowstone Park. The prize went to J. Thomas Stergis of New York, a former Frederick boy, whose guess was within five revolutions of a 104 645 count for the driving wheels on the Albany to Syracuse leg, a 147.84 mile distance.

Ducky Tom Sturgis New York Weekly Recorder St. Paul Minn Portland Oregon Yellowastone Park Albany Syracuse J. Thomas Stergis Frederick New York Stargla

Turnpike Officers Elected By Ballenger Creek Stockholders

A stockholders meeting of the Ballenger Creek Turnpike Company was held at the store room of Mr M E Getz endanner on West Patrick street. The board of directors elected for the ensuing year includes George Markell George W Smith MLE Getzendanner C Arthur Smith and Charles E Zimmerman. The board organized with George Markell as president George W Smith as treasurer and C Arthur Smith as secretary.

Ballenger Creek Turnpike Company Atore M. E. Getzendanner Weat Patrick Street George Markell George W. Smith Mle. Getzendanner C. Arthur Smith Charles E Zimmerman

Two Strangers Born Naked at Middletown Home

Last Saturday evening two naked babies, a boy and a girl, numbers 12 and 18, were found at the home of Mr. Eugene H. Alexander in Middletown. They were clothed and fed and have recovered well, though the circumstances remain unclear. Eugene H. Alexander is recovering as expected.

Fee Middletown Register The Mercury Eugene H. Alexander Eugene

Cost of Strikes Spurs Industrial Commission Plan

From Waserschos Feb 16 Senator Perkins on education and labor bills creation of a 21 member industrial commission to address labor disputes. The committee’s written report estimates total costs to those involved from strikes over the past several years at 208,550,850. Brownsville Feb 16 grand jury indicts Benjamin Norton head of Atlantis Avenue railroad and the railroad’s superintendent on two counts of violating the ten hour law. charges are misdemeanors with up to a one year penalty.

Wrest Railway Grand Jury Kings County Benjamin Norton Atlantis Avenus Railroad Lee Bok

Wise Color Choices For Dresses And Evenings

A guide on selecting colors for personal wear notes complexion hair and eye color, urges economy with black net dresses and bodices, and describes affordable ideas like belted blouses and breakfast jackets. It also mentions a walking gown sketch in green cloth and details a court case verdict delay and a mill explosion with fatalities nearby.

Accident Leads to Fatal Shot by Sister in Esndolph

In Esndolph Fort age county Susie Wise aged 18 accidentally discharged a shotgun while removing it from the wall. The blast killed her sister Mary aged 18 by a devastating wound tearing through the body. Susie is overwhelmed by grief.

Kent Esndolph Fortage County Susie Wise Mary Susie Bright

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