17 Jan 1885
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1885
Page
1
Fragmentary poetical prose from Tas News references Hope as a comforting presence amid gloom. The text evokes imagery of earth’s sorrow and a roof lifting to whisper Hope’s name, suggesting a reflective mood rather than a clear event.
A satirical piece by Mrs Pilsen mocks Mr Blank and his rink antics while recounting family misfortunes after Mr Pilsen’s death. The column blends humor with sharp wit and ends with prayers and literary allusions. Also included are brief notices on Rear Admiral Powell’s death, a murder confession, a Pa. execution, and assorted late 19th century items.
Earl Granville states in a letter to the Oldham chamber of commerce that the Congo declaration allows free imports without taxation for an indefinite period unless the powers unanimously approve a twenty year revision. The note clarifies policy amid Congo debates.
A poet rails at a periodical editor after lines were trimmed. The exchange ends with a sharp demand to "Put this in your pipe and smoke it" as a biting rebuke amid a string of regional notices. The Hocking Valley troubles prompt a senate inquiry into strike causes, while Arkansas-bound Black residents from Arson County plan emigration in bands within ten days.
King Alfonso and the royal party toured Antequera and Archidona in Andalusia amid extreme destitution. The reception was touching and the king’s group then moved on to Malaga today.
An array of chess pieces once owned by Pad Murphy will be shown at the New York exhibit, curated by the Ladies City Exhibit association. The items, part of a European tour memory, include gold and silver sets set with jewels and will accompany other gifts and mementos of the famed chess king for public display.
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