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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1895
Page
4
An editorial urging advertisers to uphold honesty in ads and avoid exaggeration. It argues most reputable merchants tell the truth, misrepresentations erode trust, and a paper's credibility boosts ad value. The piece notes deadlines for copy and changes for The News and Tru-Wrrxiy News.
Mrs Charles Houghton tours to Los Angeles for two weeks while Miss Sophie Castle visits Mrs Henry Tyson in this city. Bill travels to Baltimore on business, Miz R K Cooke returns from Frederick to Washington. Rubinstein noted by Westminster Gazette as a traveling musician with Swiss colportage law aiding a patent for Tyrolean Queen operetta rehearsals conclude with new dance features, opening Thursday and Friday. The Movern Invalri discusses a medicinal remedy praised for pleasant, wholesome composition and mild laxative Syrup of Figs.
Mr William T Delaplaine founder and president of Tax News dies at his home on Jeans Patrick Street after a week long illness of pneumonia. Born January 4 1860 at Monocacy Mills Baker's Valley Frederick County he built a notable career, founded a printing office and tax news business, and served as a key citizen. his death prompts public mourning as the Independent Hose Company and city people pay tribute.
Obituary recounts the career of W R Delaplaine, founder of Schley & Delaplaine and later the Great Bendhera Printing and Manufacturing Company. It chronicles his business growth in publishing and printing, his expansion into real estate, typewriters, bicycles, and his civic involvement. He married Fannie Birely in 1884 and left four sons, his father Theodore C. Delaplaine, and sister Theodosia. burial planned at Mt Olivet.
A heartfelt obituary honors a devoted husband and father who built a respected business through years of hard work. It recalls his steadfast faith, charitable spirit, and enduring memory among family, colleagues, and the community. The bereaved seek solace in God as they face the loss.
The Boston Herald cites 1880 census figures showing 6,250,958 people aged ten and over unable to write and 6,524,702 in 1800, noting an actual increase driven by French Canadians and others moving into the Northern States while the South lags. Thirteen Southern states and territories show literacy about 225,000 lower than in 1860.
Brief notes from Shookstown report a youth musical entertainment near Yellow Springs last Saturday. Meanwhile Mammoth Cable crews install a large 193-wire line at the telephone office, replacing multiple wires. Real estate transfers list Michael Lingg to Margaret Hanry for about 3 acres and Edward Smith to Dr. Thomas E. Rater for 21 estate in Lewistown district.
Misa Dieh’s Reading Class will meet at Col D C Winebrewer residence on Friday evening next. Mr. Greenberg Putman sold his Witle farm on Woodsboro Cresterstown turnpike near Croagerstown to Leander D. Stull. Luther C Derr appointed superintendent at Montevae Hospital with G B Morgan as clerk. Peculiar patent medicine ad ends the notice.
Citizens hear a local notice discussing city governance by the Board of Aldermen and city officers. The letter highlights perceived management issues and reveals a dispute over securing Sousa’s concert date with city offices and a contract dispute involving the City Register and a janitor, ending with a sold cargo mention of 100 barrels Ceresville roller flour.
Local dispute over booking dates for Sousa's Band at Frederick City Opera House. City Register confirms March 9 1895 posting through manager Kehler and outlines the conflict with city officials and committee led by A. Guzeo Mitten. Reppes cites prior rental hurdles and calls for fairness, noting costs and arrangements for the event.
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