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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1894
Page
4
A fragmentary column notes varied items from politics to social welfare. It mentions charitable aims during winter, a hanging record, Maryland Histori cal Society’s semicentennial, and commentary on tax dodging. It cites Rothschilds Palestine colony and Roanoke drys versus bootleg output.
A Boston area page compiles opinions from Talbot Times and Westminster Democratic Advocate on a proposed tax reform. Readers express support for a new assessment law while opposing mortgage taxation and feared capital flight.
The speaker accuses a Ban contributor and Sparrow Point of aiding the steel trust and driving capital from Maryland. He dismisses tax dodger claims as deception and demands fair assessments so taxpayers bear public expenses, asserting only farming lands might stay.
A compilation of short items cites Senator Jacob B M Newman as a debater on mortgage tax policy in Maryland. Other pieces note neighbors observing each other while shoveling snow, cyclists as a sign of self reliance, and church activity signaling moral progress. Additional quips touch on local life, past executions, and newspaper subscriptions as honesty tests.
A fragmented poetic scene juxtaposes a Lenten maiden walking in church with a preacher’s sermon about temptation and love. The speaker reflects on dreams of a beloved, citing biblical imagery of lips and honey, while questioning propriety and faith.
Harriet Hosmer’s monumental statue of Queen Isabella, sculpted by an American artist born abroad, is revealed at the Art Palace in Golden Gate Park with ceremonies led by Mrs. John Vance Cheney. The event honors Hosmer and California women as the Queen extends her necklaces and chart, with Pope Leo XI’s approving letter read in tribute.
Mr William Franklin Bonner dropped dead in Hagerstown. Captain Lingas Jarrett of Harford ill with dropsy. Cecil county votes no payment for jail tobacco. Emanuel Martin settles for 500 in breach of promise case. A colored bishop Charles M Jacobs installed at United Christian Church. Firemen team organized to run in Hagerstown celebration with 17 runners. Officers named Bradley Marman president Walter Cook vice president Albert Smith secretary.
The article quotes Marie Tempest admitting stage fright affects even top actresses. It notes nervous intensity can drive success but may ruin careers without proper rest and health. Tempest credits Paine's celery compound with restoring nerve strength and overall vigor.
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