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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1895
Page
1
Frederic Maine reports a call for swift financial reform as Congress debates currency changes. Editors argue current system risks public and private credit and favor a plan reducing government redeemable currency, funding obligations, or a broad reform bill to restore honest money and stabilize credit domestically and abroad.
Fragmented, garbled text discusses fasting opinions, light and heat relief, and a planned lecture by W. C. P. Breckinridge. Mentions May Day and broader American mercy, with obscure references to taxes, expenses, and public sentiment amid a deteriorating clarity of the issue.
A fragment describes Ssh eating enn birds affecting uninhabited Atlantic islands. It notes a cost figure of 45 and an equal value of 73 hours, implying a planning or impact metric for the ecological event. Names, dates, places, or organizations are not clearly readable in the fragment.
A compilation of fragmented editorials from the era notes public opinion on currency substitution, socialist bans, and political figures. It cites The New York Recorder, Boston Traveler, and Oakland City with sharp critiques of Herr Most, Altgeld, and Populists. The piece hints at election effects on a noted mathematician’s death and criticizes Pennoyer’s style as bombastic.
A lively report from North Market Street features a three mile race among Ned M. and Della M. and Rastus driven by Governor Wise, with Restus winning by three lengths. Local opinions endorse prospective Sheriff D. Lease and note remarks from J. H. Manley and others. The piece closes with reflections on civic virtues and community responsibilities.
A fragmentary literary piece mix of poetry and prose reflects on a desolate landscape, graves near a well, and references to historical conflict. It includes a quoted line about not for Tesrlazh alone the red clay more, and mentions artists and instruments, with a concluding signature Alfred Cocu rsne.
The State reports Mrs A Bratt dies in Oxford Tsibott county from cancer and Henry C Rughes a Hagerstown tobacco merchant passes away at age fifty five. Harte de Grace municipal election held today. A January thaw halts preparations for Gusgsebanns harvest. The Prince Georges farm institute program for February is set. Centenery Methodist Episcopal Church Westeneser marks dedication. Bishop Paret preaches at Rev Dr Dashiell funeral in Mulleraville Anne Arundel county. Zora Clark drowns skating on the Cooptank Rivers near Williston Caroline county. An unknown colored man’s body found on Dundee River shore near Gunpowder. Daniel M Murray’s candidacy for State Senator in Howard county seen as independent of Gorman influence. George Forbes appointed to take Anne Arundel county testimony replacing F E Walton who resigned. Police capture two Baltimore oyster dredgers at Magothy river. shots fired to deter others. Track expansion planned for Rockville fairgrounds to boost Montgomery fairs. Jonathan Smith sentenced to 18 months for manslaughter in Washington county. Washington County Agricultural Association elects officers. old board ticket wins. list of officers given. Debate over fair dates to avoid Frederick Fair. Rev George A Snyder’s cross against gambling wins him a Rector vote in Daughters of the Revolution. New York DAR chapter hosts reception at Sherry’s for George Washington’s wedding day. about 400 guests attend from various states and organizations. Featured guests include J Russell Young, General and Mrs Stryker, Commodore Sicard, and Barnard and Columbia affiliates. A plan to establish a Revolutionary History charter in Barnard Hoge is proposed for a future meeting. Mrs McLean presides. New York papers publish her portrait and praise.
At their deating last Friday night the following officers were installed by Frederick Council 118. Councillor C F Flock Vice C A W Condon R B L E Kepler Asa t 8 J Ender F 8 B F Davin Treasurer Dr F Go Conductor K C Anderson Warden Wm W Heard Jr Lochner C S M A Woodward Tr Trustees BE H Albnugh Harvey R Lease Geo Birely Chaplain M A Moberly Sr Past Councillor A Murray Too mas was elected representative to the State Council.
Heavy rain and hail battered the area Saturday night, freezing pavements with ice and forcing pedestrians to use the street to avoid falls. Churches saw poor attendance Sunday morning as the weather moderated later. A farm pigeon story and near-sleigh accident near Frederick accompany the rough conditions, with a missing sentence about Camden Station shipment.
A note on The Cosmopolitan series The Great Passions of History and associated writers and critics. Mention of Mr Edward Bok and articles on The Young Man and the Chores, Charcot death context, and plans for Theatrical Besson to New York. Also brief local notices on residents Mrs Frank Davis and Mr Frank Bruener in the sick list.
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