Frederick News 1890 Subscription Rates and Naval Debate
The Frederick Md paper outlines subscription prices for The Daily News and The Weekly News with mail and carrier options, plus advance payment incentives. It also reports on naval controversy over Sampson and Schley, Secretary Long’s remarks, and reprimands tied to the Santiago battle, weighing the merit of officer actions.
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Tua
Frederick
Long
Senate
Santiago
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Schley
Secretary of the Navy
Sampson
Sempson
Navy Department
Sarbpeonta
Washington
Baltimore Herald
Fos
Admiral Lampoon
Miles
Sampgon
Bastisgo Harbor
Reprisal Records Highlight Adwirsl Sampson
Records concerning the reprizs show Adwirsl Sampson in a negative light, with details suggesting scrutiny over actions and outcomes related to the incident.
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Adwirsl Sampson
Contemporary Comment on Public Affairs Excerpts
A collage of brief editorial quips from Baltimore News Cumberland Times and Baltimore American. Topics include war supply humor with Bowerlies and Old Boreas, women on school boards prompting oversight, and Loubet’s controversial appeal.
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Westia
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Snippets
A collage of quips and quibbles from various papers poking fun at habits youth and aging. Lines range from remarks on Swigeaby and Swigsby to jokes about Beatrice and appendicitis and a corn fed philosopher noting the roll of fame versus payroll.
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Indianapolis Journal
Faure’s Rise Seen Through Cabinetmakers Son Lens
The Washington Star piece argues Faure’s success lay in his careful adoption of social conventions and state duties. Critics mocked his humble origins yet credit his persistence, dignity, and effective leadership, likening him to Lincoln amid wartime, while noting his attention to state matters.
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Faure
Washington Star
Jas
Lincoln
White House
Charles Sumner
Springlike Weather Hinted Amid Quiet Town News
Loyal locals tease a fox chase on Washingtons birthday if weather favors it while farmers look toward a mid month Frederick County Farmers Institute meeting with notable speakers. Dull trade due to railroad blockades and early spring talk follow health advice on La Grippe and a local sale.
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Farmers’ Institute of
Frederick County
Frederick
Seretary R. KR. Lewis
Valentine tea delight and social at the W C T U
The Valentine tea at the Women's Christian Temperance Union assembly room drew a full house with American colors and palms. A voluntary silver offering supported an evening of Scripture reading, prayers, recitations, solos, and social conversation with chocolate, cakes, bonbons, and home made candy for sale.
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Valentine Tia
Lauren
Morsell
Bertha Hargett
Nadine Allen
Jovy
Isabel Storm
Kerry Dance
A. R. Yeakle
Selo
Valentine
News of the Churches at St James Lutheran Report
The quarterly report in the Young Lutheran shows church money raised including funds for a furnace totaling 276 dollars. Thanks are extended for favors from Dr Kuhlman’s church including a box of books for the library and registers for the furnace.
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St. James
Black and White Pointer Wins Third at Alabama Field Trials
J. Roger McSherry of Monocacy Valley Kennels saw his black and white pointer dog sired by Ripsow claim third prize in the field trials that closed in Alabama.
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J.J.C
Ripsow
J. Roger McSherry
Monocacy Valley Kennels
Tuat
Alabama
Steam Locomotive Doomed and Electric Power to Reign
A speculative piece claims in ten years steam locomotives will vanish as electric motors dominate rail travel and speeds reach at least 100 miles per hour. The article likens faster travel to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters curing sickness quickly, touting benefits for digestion, nerves, and sleep with a bottle trial as proof. It notes the Bitters are sold at all drug stores.
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Vesta
Hosteter
Ely Brothers Cream Balm for Catarrh Relief
An advertisement describes drying preparations for catarrh as worsening the condition. It warns against drying inhalants and promotes Ely's Cream Balm as an effective remedy. A trial sizes cost 10 cents and 3 for 50 cents, with orders from Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothera
Warren Street
New York
For Sale Central National Bank Shares and Land Auction
Advert announces 36 shares of Central National Bank for sale and invites applications. Also lists an 16 foot Me Tpquire at Monon Laundr and real estate lots along BAO. R. K. near Jam svil in Adamsville Frederick Co Md with building sites and farm property offered by Herbert Thompson. February 15.
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Central National Bank
Dbark
Monon Laundr
Ijams- Vil
Bao. R. K
Avit
Herbert Thompson
Idamaville
Frederick Co Md
Iwt
Market St
Electric
Stanlajot
Rees
Barcain
Atrick
City
Honeer W
Ameb. Cramer
First National Bank
Frederics, Md
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted Amid Suicide Warning
An editorials style piece argues death by own action equals suicide, stresses kidney health, and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a life saving remedy. It includes a testimonial from Charles Jacobs of Wayland Massachusetts detailing kidney trouble and recovery after using the product.
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New York City
Warner
Charles Jacobs
Wayland
Mass
Waltham
Boston
Auctioneer resumes work in all branches at Frederick
Returning to Frederick the auctioneer resumes all branches and orders left at the store of Mr. Harry Kirke will receive prompt attention.
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Tome
Frederick
Harry Kirke
B. Rosenour
Octisdantl
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Novasdawif
Lewis FF. Kostmans
North Market Street
L. Dutrow
Walkensville, MD
Willan B. Rateburg
Stselli
Itiawimar
Large Auction Listings Across Maryland in 1890s Notices
An extended run of sale advertisements lists multiple public auctions across Maryland towns including Urbana Frederick Walkersville and Lisbon. Auctions feature real estate and extensive personal property with dates ranging February through March 1890s and mention various trustees auctioneers and newspapers for bill notices. Names include Col Fisher Harvey Lease Luther Bready John L Durrow and others.
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Buto Register
Col. J, KB
Fisher
Edward
Eleherberger
T. A. Wastler
Huena Viste
Western Maryland
Joseph W. Berrutt
Bb. A
CG. Owings
Wm. Daroor
M. Zimmerpan
Red HU School House
Foeggaville
Wrecky News
O'Clark
A. O
Harvey H. Lease
Dixon, Walker
Urbana
Daily News
Merch
Luther Urendy
Ramuel T. Whip
Manor Church
Point of Rockr Road
Danly News
Weskly News
Harvey R. Lease
R. B. Shafer
Fulmer
Annie H.J. Dutrow
Frederick
Weekly News
Marsh
Barry R. Snook
Andioneer
Steiner B. Wa
Harmony Grove
Weexly News
O'Slock
Harvey
Lease
Laveer
Mr. C
Klein
Braddock
Rea Wexkly News
William M. Louthertian
City
Lewistown
Brekly News
Mareh
Bfarch
Hal Snook
Elmer K. Hamsburg
Allen Mills
Valnabie
L M Bready
W.T. Brown
Samuel Dutrow
Adamstown
Potato
Es Weekly
Billy March
Susan B Miller
Caroline Markell
Rejeh
Ford
Harvey RK. Lease
Auiconger
Gell
Mra
Manasses Ender
New Market
Boyer’s
Baltimore
Bee Weekly News
Joan L. Durrew
Henry P Long
Reuben Long
Leidime
Walkersville
Liberty
Mt. Vernon Church
Mitchith
Luther C. Bready
E.R. Thows
Frederik
Frederick and
Point of Rocks
John L. Dutrow
Adam Diehl
Woodsboro
Weexly
Joseph E. Hedges
William E. Refauver
Harvey XK
T. A. Gaither
Unionville
Harvey R. c
Charles Laurence & Bro
T. H. Gaither
Antoovihe
E. J. Utterback
Pear Ctica Mills
John L. Durrew
Harvey RB
Oliver P. Vansant
Maren
H.H Summers
Utica
Woserly
Walter Saunders
C. T. F. Howard
News of Fun
Sal Knott
John T Quynn
Retch’s Lord
Richl’s Mill
Perty
Apd
Marea
Harry R. Look
Nationesr
Beverly Buxton
Creaverstown
Les Wrexit
Isaac WL Repp
John HL Bass
Pear Braddock
Etpienck
Harrer R
Jama
Natmstille
Weexig News
Sars J. Forges
Daniel Bentz
Moreroom
Caareh
Durgy
Spring Wacon
John
Nile
Harvey A. Leas
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Register of Wills
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Amilton Lindsay
Orphans’ Court
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City Hotel
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Kreb
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East Third Street
Patrick St
S. W. Doll
Third Street
Madiigan St
John B. Schwearing
S. Market St
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W. A. Burger
E. Patrict St
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Meene Henderson
Mary C. Goldsborough
Church St
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Edward Bentz
L. S. Clingan
Norisatte
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Marbleton
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